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Sunday, November 25, 2012
Amazingly, Coach has been communicating a lot with Jeremy even during this difficult time:
Ultimate Rockets » Rockets ache for McHale after death of daughter
More perspective from someone who actually knows Jeremy and how his summer went:
Trainer: Lin not adjusted to new system - Knicks Blog - ESPN New York
Funny how 25 games is not a good sample size when you play amazing but 12 games is a good sample size when you're not:
Good riddance Jeremy Lin, if you are a Knicks fan
Updated 11:27pm PT:
JLin getting rest:
Ultimate Rockets » After brief D-League stint, Motiejunas will return to Rockets
105 comments:
very insightful from the first article. this makes me hope for McHale to return and work with jeremy long term.ReplyDelete
"I don't think I've ever had this much communication with a head coach," Lin said. "He cares deeply for his players, and he goes out of his way to show that. Even while he was gone, he was texting me after every game and before games. I was like, 'Wow.' Obviously, you have your own situation, but the fact that you're thinking about us shows a lot about who he is as a person.
"He gave me advice as I was going through what I was going through, which is nothing compared to what he is going through. This hurts for all of us."Replies
Sounds like JLin and McHale have a really good working relationship. [Cause for optimism!] :)Delete
Lin has THE MENTOR he needs in Kevin McHale.Delete
Kevin McHale genuinely cares about his players. While that can seem overwhelming and stifling to some, it's exactly what Jeremy Lin needs.
I am not worried about Lin at all. Never have been, never will be. With a mentor like McHale, Lin is learning playoff basketball.
It's only a matter of time before Lin evolves into a truly complete All Star guard. It could happen any game now.
It kind of annoys me that people really care about all star voting now. Have you read the JLIN News stories? People are going to be that upset if he makes it into the all star game? They're going to be that upset because he has fans that support him? Lot of people get screwed every year, it's not my fault that they don't have fan support.ReplyDelete
At this point, i'm voting everyday for his a.ss to be in the all star game because I want representation, I want Lin to represent someone like me. To provide hope that kids that look like Lin/me can make it in the NBA one day. Isn't that what all star weekend is about? Celebrating the NBA, talent/potential, and to inspire?Replies
tough shit, honestly. the league knows where the money is. asians = massive money. deal with it!Delete
Yeah, people are threatening to boycott the NBA, calling for rules to be changed, etc.Delete
Where was all this outrage last year? Or the year before?
to the haters, that is ;)Delete
Honestly, the people who all of sudden care about all star voting need to f.uck off.Delete
Their concern I think is Lin who is averaging 10 ppg and 6.++ apg and shooting around 30+% and 23-25% 3pt% will undeservingly be an all-star.Delete
I agree that all-star selection is based from popularity (at least the starters).
But let us look at the starters in the past.
They are usually Lebron, Kobe, Wade, Chris Paul, Durant, Howard, and the like. All of them were popular but they had the stats to back up their popularity.
Even Yao Ming produced like an all-star. So, the complaints were not as many as today. Of course, everything will change if Lin can improve his shooting and produce at least near an all-star level.
All star is about popularity but those popular players had legitimate case due to their STATS. What Jeremy can do is improve his shooting and be more involved in the offense.
Their outrage is understandable if the all-star game is about to start RIGHT NOW when Lin is apparently struggling. Well, Lin will improve by the time of the all-star break.
@neph, yeah I agree with you but it still doesn't change the fact that the media is terrible and pushing this agenda against Lin, even if they're not consciously aware that they're doing it.Delete
People shouldn't be mad at Lin if he gets in, he didn't vote himself in. It's not his fault that he is liked by sooooooo many more people than lebron/kobe/cp3! If people are so concerned about voting, then they need to vote for the players they like instead of worrying about Lin getting into the all star game.
Truth is, I don't think Lin's getting in. Asians/fans know that he's not doing so well so, they're probably a little hesitant to vote for him for fear of backlash. Not me though, my a.ss is voting for Lin every day because I refuse to be silenced by idiot, media talking heads and the good ole' boys club of the nba.
Past all-stars:Delete
Jamaal Magloire, Theo Ratliff, Dale Davis, Wally Szczerbiak, Tyrone Hill, Anthony Mason, Jameer Nelson, Luol Deng. [fr BR]
It'll be ideal if JLin's shooting woes are over by the all-star break.
If not...well, Stern specifically included Sina Weibo and Tencent QQ [China's FB and Twitter] for voting.
What do people expect, really?
Agree, people should be mad at the system and not the players. It is not Lin's fault that many people love underdog stories.Delete
There was one year Grant Hill was voted as the All-Star starter while playing 0 game.Delete
where was the scrutiny?
As via put it, let's hope Jeremy will gradually get out of this slump prior to the ASG and silence the critics.
@via, lol I didn't know Stern included those sites. I've never heard of them, that's cool...hopefully they're voting for Lin too! I have a feeling they're probably voting for superstar guys like Kobe/LBJ/WADE/Melo. Aren't those the only guys fans ever hear about overseas?!Delete
When was that Hans? Did he play in the ASG? If he didn't then it is ok.Delete
Not sure about this but I think T-Mac / Iverson was voted in the ASG without playing much. But he cordially denied to play out of respect for the players who deserve more the spot.
Again, not sure when this instance happened.
@ k.smithDelete
True [Kobe/LBJ/WADE/Melo.]
Still, we should not underestimate the demographic FB/ Twitter caters to -> women.
"Asians/fans know that he's not doing so well so, they're probably a little hesitant to vote for him for fear of backlash."Delete
- Possible.
Robert Littal @BlkSportsOnlineDelete
Jeremy Lin should fake injury and respectfully decline an all-star offer if voted in.
6:47 AM - 26 Nov 12
As of now, I wouldn't vote for JLin. He simply hasn't earned it.Delete
Some of his "fans" want to vote for JLin based upon his background (race and religion and popularity) and not what he has done ON THE COURT, which should be the most important thing.
Ironically, if JLin is voted for the All-Star game, it might have a very unintended detrimental effect on him that his fans might not have considered.
Namely, there will be a backlash against Lin even worse than what he has to deal with now--from fans, the media, and most importantly, other NBA players themselves, even his teammates.
Lin would be a considered a big joke and a fraud--a creation of media hype without the skills to back up his "popularity."
Lin would be put in the position of dealing with all these added pressures and criticism beyond what he already deals with.
This would not be good for his mind and his game.
That's something his most devout fans should consider: in their narrow desire to see JLin in the all-star game, they may be doing him great harm.
Be careful what you wish for.
You just may get it.
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2012 at 11:12 AM
K.smith. I m on ur side all! Completely! Exactly everything u said! I think I vote it 3 times. Can u vote it everyday with the same account? This is fans thing. Other players or people whoever saying anything about it is just jealsous Lin got more fans. It is for fans to vote to see their favorite players!Delete
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2012 at 11:17 AM
Let them jealsou n be hatred! It bring no goods to their life! and as a Lin fan, we all know whether he got the all star or not he still got all the hate from haters. So why care if it's not going to affect any change! Haters gonna always hate no matter what! Vote!Delete
@lxy God, people are sensitive and take this stuff way too seriously. I understand where you're coming from but at the end of the day, it's a popularity contest. There's this thing called the MVP and DPOY, that's where talent and real voting goes, not the all star game.Delete
Asians have a lot of pride and are full of shame, so if Lin isn't playing well, they won't be voting him in. I'm pretty certain he's not going to get voted into the all star game, i'm annoyed that so many people think he's a shoe in, when he's not. He's not from China/Taiwan/another country, he's an american born kid, and his home country is the united states...and last I checked, Lin's got a lot of haters here, so I doubt tons of people are voting him in.
Regardless, i'm still voting for him every day. Got d.amn I hope my wish comes true.
@lydia lien, yep, you can vote every 24 hours with the same account. Have at it!Delete
I'm with k.smith and lydia lien.Delete
The whole world knows it's a popularity contest. There is no need to pretend that its purpose is that noble. NBA has it just to attract more fans (i.e. more money).
Actually, you can vote as many times as you wish every day (if you don't think it's too much trouble, just go to the browser's internet options, and delete browsing history after each vote, then you can vote again and again).
"Namely, there will be a backlash against Lin even worse than what he has to deal with now--from fans, the media, and most importantly, other NBA players themselves, even his teammates.Delete
Lin would be a considered a big joke and a fraud--a creation of media hype without the skills to back up his "popularity."
I guess standards are just different when it comes to JLin.
Again, where's the outrage when these guys [Jamaal Magloire, Theo Ratliff, Dale Davis, Wally Szczerbiak, Tyrone Hill, Anthony Mason, Jameer Nelson, Luol Deng] were all-stars?
@via: I agree. I hate double standard. I hate it even more when Lin's fans put double standard on Lin and ourselves.Delete
Why would you back down if you really support Lin? And when do you show your support? Isn't this the best opportunity? We can not and should not support him ONLY when he is shining, we should support him NO MATTER WHAT/WHEN.
First of all, people are clamoring about Lin starting over the likes of Chris Paul and Westbrook and Parker and other better pgs. I'm not sure if those guys you mentioned via are starters. Correct me if I'm wrong.Delete
What were their stats when they got selected in the all-star? If they were not starters then they were handpicked by the coaches.
Jameer Nelson had a great season a few years ago. that was the time he got an all-star selection. Again, he was not voted by the fans bu by the coaches. he had a great season that year (2009 ) .
Luol Deng deserves to be an all-star last season. Not sure why you are questioning his selection.
I cannot speak for the others. I would like to see their stats during the year they were selected. If they were voted, then that is the issue. If they were picked by the coaches, I assume that they had the numbers to back up their selection.
The issue here is that Lin is STRUGGLING. He will not be selected by the coaches for sure.
The starters usually hAVE the NUMBERS to VALIDATE their popularity.
The issue is resolved when Lin starts to play like an all-star.
-Selected by the coaches, based on purely stats and performance on the court.
-Selected by fans, some fans are objective while some are not, usually great players, like Yao, Lebron, Wade, Kobe and etc. who had the numbers to validate his selection,
This becomes the problem when Lin who is averaging 10 ppg, 6apg, 35%FG, 20+% 3pt, becomes the starter. Never had I've encountered a starter with an unimpressive stats. This problem can go away when Lin starts to play much better.
@ nephDelete
It's irritating that everything JLin does is scrutinized x10000000. [I get the Westbrook/ CP3 thing.]
You get in -> you get in.
When Jamaal Magloire [NOT that I'm comparing JLin to him] was picked, no one was threatening to burn down the house.
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Terrible article, full of bias, full of nonsenseDelete
It's Winer's personal take.Delete
[Didn't know he's a fan, JLin's twitter-follower even.]
The piece [more social commentary than sports article] came recommended by microsoft's Frank X Shaw. [Not that it should matter and I mention it merely in passing.]
JLin's play really caught the imagination of people keen on decentralization.
Media theorist Douglas Rushkoff once compared him with the Occupy movement.
Is Morris Injured?ReplyDelete
The Rockets called the return of D-Mo. I'm not sure if D-Mo can provide the spark that Morris gives. Also, not sure about his rebounding deficiencies. He's no better than Patterson.
The Rockets can handle the Raptors but expect them to be hungry for they have lost to quite a few close games. Their big men are soft rebounders so Asik might have another big double-double but not sure if he can guard the perimeter.
It will be interesting how Lin will play Lowry.
The next six games after the Raptors game will be very tough for the Rockets. They could end up losing all six if they do not improve at all. I still think that Parsons got lucky. Don't expect him to shoot 13/17 every night. Also, expect teams will play better interior and transition defense than the Knicks. So, Harden still needs to limit his contested jumpshots.
Lin needs to be more active off the ball. It would also help if he starts to take more floaters. He misses too many layups.Replies
@nephelauxetic, you're spot on!Delete
I don't think Lin's going to do much on offense against Lowry. I have a feeling he'll spend most of his energy on defense. I'm hoping to see some balance though. :)
The next 6 games after TOR are going to be tough and I agree that Parsons is NOT going to shoot 13/17 every game. It's really going to have to be a total team effort for them to have chance at winning any of those games.
I expect Lowry to outscore Lin for sure. He'll shoot more, and he's the primary ballhandler. What Lin can do is to Limit his production. Maybe make him purely as a scorer and not a distributor. Harden also needs to play better defense against DeroZan.Delete
"Funny how 25 games is not a good sample size when you play amazing but 12 games is a good sample size when you're not"ReplyDelete
LOL...so true. You said it, JLinFan#1.
Even in 12 "exposed" games, Jeremy's had some quality performances. 21pts/10rebs/7asts against a good Atlanta team. 11p/11r/6a/2b against Portland. 15p/5r/3s against a great defensive team in Memphis. 10 assists and only 3TOs against the Lakers.
He just needs time to adjust and get his legs full strength. By season's end, I expect Kyle Lowry type numbers. And by next season, he'll surpass that (i.e. more assists, more FTs).Replies
Quality minutes is the Jeremy Lin way.Delete
All his career, he has played quality minutes in low quantities. As he improves, he gets increasing responsibility.
I think that Lin is doing just fine and will continue to improve. That's not me trying to spin him, that's just me seeing the steady ascension that young players do in order to become STARS.
Jeremy already feeling fatigue?ReplyDelete
Jeremy is surrounded by INCOMPETENT people. His shooting coach and now his Trainer Josh Fan.
Who the hell is this Josh Fan anyway? There is no excuse for Lin feeling tired this early without having a very high usage rate. Lin doesn't even get to expend so much energy on the offensive end. You have all summer long and his second rate trainer couldn't get Lin in tip top shape.
Lin better surround himself with better trainers and coaches. He now has the money. Please Jeremy, avoid getting close friends for professional reasons.Replies
Jeremy Lin has returned from knee surgery.Delete
As has been written many times before, it takes a long time to recover from knee surgery. In reality, one can't just throw himself into hardcore conditioning after knee surgery and expect to be at pre surgery levels within a few months of that surgery. The human body just doesn't work that way, particularly in the NBA where Lin is facing the best basketball athletes in the world.
The Rockets are consciously avoidant of overpushing Lin and exposing him to injury because of his knee. After all, Lin took several brutal hits in preseason due to the double and triple teaming caused by opponents trying to knock out the Rockets' sole playmaker. Now that James Harden is around, the pressure has been removed from Lin and thus the Rockets are hoping that Lin can find his health and game without being physically brutalized into missing contests.
The Rockets strategy is WORKING: Lin has played in every game, has produced big in a few of them, has completely avoided injury, plays 30+ mins a night, and is steadily gaining ground.
I myself have issues with Jeremy Lin's jump shot, but he still has demonstrated that he can hit shots so I have no right to complain. That Lin is playing all these minutes and games is testimony to the GOOD job the Rockets trainers have done.
I mean his personal trainer. Being tired at this point of the season is unacceptable.Delete
I think JLin needs to cut down on his PS3 and online gaming, LOL. Gaming can really develop some lazy muscle memory. Just a thought =)Delete
I take it to mean that he's been trying some "explosive plyometric" exercises so feeling fatigue after this exercise is normal and a good sign that his knee is strong enough to build fast-twitch muscle fiber required to jump explosively to the hoop.Delete
I believe you can't skip rest after heavy exercise like this to build the muscle so let's trust the Rockets personnel they know what they're doing.
"Everything's fine," Lin said. "Just trying to get everything feeling good. Just tired. Just getting rest. It's a little bit of fatigue. That's all."
Lin said he has been working on "some explosive stuff, just trying to get my finishing where I want it to be."
Man I'm so disappointed in Lin's outside shooting this year. He's been missing left or missing short... it's been a disaster. He doesn't need to do explosive stuff. When he gets the ball at the 3 pt line and he's open, you don't need explosive stuff to put the ball in the basket.Delete
Well, I don't blame him for wanting to regain his explosiveness because his game is predicated on being able to attack the rim at any time and when defense overcommits and give him to much space, he can shoot with ease. He would definitely have more playmaking designed for him if he can finish consistently.Delete
Even during Linsanity period, he never relied on being a spot-up 3PT shooter. Perhaps he can revamp his shooting mechanics in a few years to be a consistent shooter.
Lin probably came close to overtraining this summer.Delete
He worked out at least 5 hours a day, even on that Asia tour. That's a full workout for any NBA player.
Actually, Lin's trainers Josh Fan and Sparta deserve kudos for getting Lin in shape to play 30 mpg despite his recovery from knee surgery. I think they've don an excellent job.
Lin's shot, though, needs work. But if he can continue hitting shots in games, there's no need for him to change anything. I've been Doc Scheppler's biggest critic, but I'll also be his biggest supporter if Lin continues to shoot better.
There is no way in h.ell that Josh Fan is a real professional trainer. I know he's one of LIn's closest friends but why on earth would Lin let someone his age, with little to no experience be one his trainers? It makes no sense. I know that Houston Chronicles' Jonthan Feigen said that Josh was Lin's trainer but I think he's more like Lin's ball boy - keeps him company, shoots at night with, friend.Delete
I know that Lin works extremely hard but I hope he seriously considers getting real/professional trainers/shooting coaches in the off season.
I agree, nothing personal against Josh Fan but the results are pathetic. Lin should get someone better. Lin hasn't even play so much on the offensive end.
Josh is Lin's roommate too. I really think Josh is just Lin's friend/ball boy and not an experienced, professional trainer.Delete
I know Lin said he had 4 trainers (shooting/skills/athletic training etc...) over the summer...I hope Josh Fan wasn't one of them. But he probably was, I remember seeing videos of him "training" Lin in Aisa. I was kind of disappointed in what I saw.
Yeah, Josh would be one of the 4 trainers. [And occasional fishing buddy.]
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2012 at 11:08 AM
U say it all. Agree . People keep saying 25 games are not enough to show his skills n quality and yet use his 12 games To judge him completely! Hate it! But anyway, my big blessing to coach's family. You can't imagine how hard it is to lose someone in ur family.ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh, this is America where Asian Americans like Lin will NEVER be acceptable in the media.Delete
It wouldn't matter what Lin does. The American media will not just flame Lin, they'll also flame his followers specifically US.
The majority of real basketball fans of all colors know that Lin is the real deal and will have a long and successful career. Only the diehard racist fans insist that Lin doesn't belong in the NBA, but they're the minority.
Dont be so pessimistic KHuang. We all know that most americans are good people. Think about the first Linsanity game. After the game the audience kept applauding for Lin - white folks, black folks, asian folks - they didnt care how he looked like. Thats america.Delete
Take the MMA and UFC fights. Whenever Cung Le (beautyful knock out against Rich Franklin in Macau btw) is fighting, people (white folks and black folks and hispanic folks) would even wear the old vietnamese flag - just to show support for Cung Le. The anouncers are all on fire when he fights.
So - yes - there are stereotypes out there and too many people cling on to them because they are ignorant. Thats sometimes results in racist behavior - true. But - lets not paint the devil onto the wall - lets do something to change the status quo. What can asian americans do to change the situation? Keep working hard, keep shining! You guys gotta make it - get a job in the media! At some point even the most ignorant folks will understand that their bla bla bla makes no sense.
The media of course is a case of its own. We all know that only controversy sells. With headlines like "JLin AOK" they cant sell anything. Take fox news. Fox news is the most ridiculous channel on the globe. I (who is not american) even know that. People all over the world laugh at americans because they watch fox news. And yet - there is no way that the hosts on fox news believe the crap that they are telling. Same with the viewers. And yet -> take a look at their revenue...
There's nothing we Lin fans can do to change the negative press fired toward Jeremy Lin because he is Asian American.Delete
Anti Asian haterade in the media has been around for over 100 years in American culture. It won't change anytime soon and may even get WORSE.
Fortunately, the roar of audiences speaks louder than the racism of the media. Lin is winning the REAL hearts of people, though the racist American media will try its hardest to flame not just Lin but his fans.
For example, I read an article in NJ.com that suggested that Lin was on OKCupid trolling for foreign brides. DESPICABLE.
How could it possibly be any worse??Delete
How can it get worse?Delete
We'll see what happens if Lin makes the All Star team, whether he "deserves it" or not.
Also, the 3rd year at $15 million is going to cause some major racist whining in the media, likely accompanied by negative Anti Asian Haterade at the financial success of Asian males.
The difference in Jeremy's situation is that he's in a sport/league dominated by blacks where asians are seen as outsiders. Even whites face some prejudice in basketball, always labeled as being unathletic.Delete
With MMA asians are accepted or appreciated because martial arts is in the realm of asian stereotypes, so asians "belong" in the sport.
Anytime someone goes against societal or stereotypical norms you can expect the same kind of backlash.
I'm Korean and I got the same kind of racist treatment when I used to sing in a death metal band. I got heckled on stage and was told to "stick to math." It's just something that comes with the territory, and the way to shut the haters up is to excel in what you're doing.Delete
Frankly, if Lin was dominating and everybody still wasn't giving him his due, I'd be the first to call out racism. But seriously, he's been playing like a scrub and that's the honest to goodness truth.Delete
To add to MrScrewup's response, the reason no one is complaining of Dragic's contract is because he's backing up the money he got with his stats. In this sense, I disagree with Jeff Yang's point, although I did mention that the reason why Lin gets a lot of good and bad attention is because he happens to be the only Asian-American player in NBA. If there were right now around 5 Asian-American players, Lin would not be getting this level of attention. I am hopeful that Lin has inspired enough of younger Asian-American players who will even be better than Lin. In some sense, I am taking a longer view time wise.Delete
watch, next generation, there will be much more Azn American athletes. The grip from the 1950s asian parents are lessening...Delete
It seems to me that Lin's release in his jump shot comes almost near the top, whereas other good shooters "appear" to my eyes that they release their shoots at the beginning part of the jump. It seems like Lin's shots depend more on his getting his legs under the shot, but it seems to me that although the legs should play a role, it should not be to a degree where weaker knees should adversely affect shooting. It seems like his shooting form has to be near "perfect" for him for his shots to go in, and as a result, less percentage of them go in. Perhaps more knowledgeable people can comment.ReplyDeleteReplies
Agreed, eb5attorney.Delete
Years ago when the 3 point contest was freshy invented, the commentators would talk about how great shooters like Larry Bird actually shot set shots as opposed to true jump shots like what Lin does.
I also hear commentators talking about how Magic Johnson shot a set shot, though that wasn't for the 3 point contest.
It would be nice to see Lin learn the kind of set shot that eb5attorney is suggesting. Certainly it would help Lin's overall accuracy.
What's wrong with his shot is his fundamentals stink. He needs to eliminate all the things that go towards the variance between each shot attempt. Basically, his leg kicks, his elbows flailing, his cupping the ball towards the right side of his head, etc. Too many bad habits that factor in to unsustainable repeatability. The picture perfect shot is one that is balanced, squared, centered and each shot looks the same from one attempt to the next. With Lin, sometimes his jump is too high, sometimes he's leaning to one side, sometimes his legs kick a little, his elbows flail a little, etc. Frankly, all I can hope for him is just what others have mentioned already... he needs to get a professional shooting coach who will work with him everyday during the season.Delete
If his fundamentals stink, then it's going to be tough to change; that is why I said it may take 2 to 3 years for Lin to become an offensive weapon. He ain't Michael Jordan who can, even if his long jump shots are not working, can do post up moves, etc. When I see Lin's jump shots, he sort of makes a rolling motion when he takes back the ball and then let's it fly at the top of his head, but that's very hard to do when you are jumping up. Really, a big percentage of control should come from your stable elbow and wrist flick and follow through, with legs providing some momentum on very long jumpers. When I look at Lin shoot, he jumps up unnecessarily, as if he's some grasshopper. You should only shoot like that when you are doing post-up moves.Delete
He also has too much arc on his shot and too much palm on the ball.Delete
What was Doc Sheppler doing all summer with him then? Doc's worked with Lin the past two off seasons, have you seen a difference in his shot from his rookie to 2nd year to current year?Delete
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2012 at 7:31 PM
If MrScrewup is right, then lead to the questions k.smith asks. I also wonder why Doc Scheppler doesn't notice those fundamental deficiencies and help Jeremy rectify them.Delete
A 3 point jumper form is very different to that of a mid range shot. I think Lin's summer training of his 3 point shooting has definitely messed up especially his mid range game.Delete
Read the interview with his shooting coach and learn a little bit. If you remember, the release of the ball starts after his jump so the release occurs at the peak. The goal was to make him jump quicker,but not as high. Watch Ray Allen, JJ Redick, Kyle Korver, Kevin Durant, and thats the perfect rhythm a shooter should have.Delete
He described the changes he made in his shot in terms of release, rhythm, and balance.
Jeremy needs to work on his shooting form every day to reinforce proper arc angle,consistent rhythm, and NO FRICKIN FADEaWAYS.
When he's proactive with this he won't be Hoping they go in, he'll be knowing they'll go in.
ESPN The Mag: Jeremy Lin & James HardenReplyDelete
[JLin and JHarden plays "Who Knows Their Teammate Better" with ESPN The Mag.]Replies
@via, thank you!Delete
Absolutely loved it. Great chemistry.Delete
I"m confused, he says in the video he dunked when he was in middle school. But as a freshman in high school...he was 5'3. What the hell?! no 5'3 dude could dunk. That's like 50 inch vertical. Maybe he meant a middle school hoop that's 8 or maybe 9 ft tall?Delete
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Maybe the league doesn't know he's really SOFT.
Howard Chen @ho_chenCSNReplyDelete
Jeremy Lin is the last Rocket on the practice floor. Workin that jumper.
10:46 AM - 26 Nov 12
Mark Berman @MarkBermanFox26ReplyDelete
Rockets spokesman Nelson Luis says the team will fly to Minnesota after tomorrow night's game for the memorial for Kevin McHale's daughter,
5:18 PM - 26 Nov 12
ESPN Insider: Jeremy Lin's lost jumperReplyDelete
Joe Kaiser
Jeremy Lin | PG | Houston Rockets
Trend: Missing shots he used to make
Lin's game is one that has been analyzed as much as anyone's in the NBA over the last 12 months, as he continues to be one of the most fascinating players in the league today.
Though Lin helped his new team blow by his old team on Friday as Houston blew out New York 131-103, he clearly isn't the same offensive threat that he was when Linsanity peaked last February.
Omar Shaik of HoopData.com wrote on Friday that one of the biggest reasons for this is the sudden disappearance of Lin's jump shot:
"Last season, Lin ranked in the NBA's top seven among point guards in field goal percentage from 10 to 15 feet and 16 to 23 feet. He was more accurate from these distances than many household names, such as Chris Paul, Deron Williams, Tony Parker, Derrick Rose, and Russell Westbrook. He demonstrated a jump shot that deserved to be respected, and teams adjusted accordingly."
Through the Rockets' first 12 games this season, Lin is shooting 16.7 percent from shots in the 10- to 15-foot range, and 29.4 percent on attempts from the 16- to 23-foot range. Those numbers are, to put it mildly, not good. Most worrisome, defenses will adjust and limit Lin's ability to penetrate as they back off, knowing his shooting is so suspect.
It probably won't be until Lin plays another season or two until we can safely say whether the real Lin is closer to the guy we saw last season with the Knicks or the one who's struggling to find the net this season with the Rockets. But you can bet that won't stop the conversation on the topic between now and then.
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Have I told you how awesome you are? Now that you are reposting Insider (for which I am too cheap), can I tell you you are even awesome-er?
Lin also shot more 3 pointers and much less mid range shots this year. I think even the % doesn't look good now he should shoot more mid range if those shots are open and that will open up the other parts of his game.Delete
I read somewhere that the Rockets team as a whole depend too much on 3 point shooting and neglect the mid range part. The so called advanced stats approach is quite messed up. By %, it looks like 33% of 3 pointers is equal to 50% of 2 pointers but misses of 3 pointers usually lead to long rebounds which lead to fast break opportunities for other teams too. Usually good defensive teams gear opponents to take those mid range jumpers. I don't think Lin and the Rockets should just abandon them, but rather master them and especially take them when left open, better than forcing a drive or shooting a guarded 3 pointer.
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Aha credit goes to AroundTheWorld. :)
You lost me. What is CF: AroundTheWorld?
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Rockets rookie Scott Machado back from D-League.
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[On tonight's Nyk vs Nets]ReplyDelete
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Is this Felton's "Miami Game"? Do we start to question his toughness? Lose faith? Cue the tasteless racist jokes? Am I doing this right?
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LOL Felton got "exposed".Delete
3-19 5 turnovers.
Knicks are returning to previous form lol.
Jason Kidd is the real leader on that team. He is the only one who Melo respects and can say no to Melo iso. I think they missed him tonight. But it remains to be seen if Kidd's age and health can hold up him to a whole season and playoffs.Delete
heh. it took the world's best defense to temporarily stop lin.Delete
fat felton couldn't even handle the lowly nets.
lin already exposed felton last game, btw.
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Knick fans: In Portland what happened tonight is known as a "Feltdown." You may wish to keep that term handy for future reference.
7:57 PM - 26 Nov 12
nets are not lowly, they have deron williams with good teammates. But if ur comparing them to Miami i guess ur right. It must have suck for felton that he wasnt able to impress. And yeah the Knicks fans want to crucify him right now. Jkidd does make the difference not felton. Its just obvious in this game.Delete
"lin already exposed felton last game"
- exposed ? How?
Felton outscored Lin and had more assists.
By the way, the Nets are not lowly. Your HATE is so apparent.
John Hollinger is a NETS fan so he'll trash the Knicks for sure.
@neph, I thought Felton scored quite a few points when Lin wasn't guarding him? Just because you score a couple more points (what, 3 or 4?!) and easy asts to Melo doesn't mean he outplayed Lin. Lin's team won and Lin PLAYED WITHIN THE FLOW OF HIS TEAM'S OFFENSE. Felton did NOT play within the flow of his team's offense. He was atrocious the 1st half and kinda f.ucked the flow of his team's offense the rest of the game.Delete
What's happening is that Lin, Knight, and DWill showed us how overrated Felton's "bulldog" D is. He couldn't keep in front those guys. Do you know how bad the Knicks' perimeter D has been? Yea, i know Shump's out but when the Knicks signed Felton, EVERYONE was talking about how great he was on D and that he'd be able to pick up the slack while Shump was out. So far, I haven't seen much of this awesome "bulldog" D.
I don't hate Felton but let's not act like the extra 3-4pts and assists (did you notice that Felton gets to be the primary PG while Lin has to share 70% of that duty with Harden, thus decreasing his asts?!) means that he's a better PG than Lin. Give it a season before we decide who's better.
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I don't disagree with you but my point was Felton didn't get exposed by Lin.
Their match up was a draw.
Didn't JR said Felton is more unselfish than JLin.Delete
The above post is not a reply to you, neph.Delete
Just a thought.
@via, throughout Felton's career, people have called him a chucker. Unselfish players aren't known as "chuckers".Delete
I take JR's words with a grain of salt. Last year, Shump and Tyson said that Lin had a "big heart" and "he was all about the team". Does that sound like someone who is selfish? You kinda have to take everyone's words with a grain of salt.
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Yeah, that's what I meant.
Just look at tonight, lol.
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- AnonymousNovember 27, 2012 at 11:35 AM
all your comments are awesome. and felton is a joke and you're right. his stats are padded because he has a future hall of famer to dump the ball off to and a beast in chandler to clean up his point blank misses at the rim. Knicks will fall sub .500 at least once before the all star break. mark my words.ReplyDelete


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Following orders from the Continental Congress, the New Jersey Provincial Congress devised a new framework of government for the state. Passed in July 1776, the new state constitution remained in force until 1844. Providing for annual elections, the constitution established an upper house called the Legislative Council and a lower house called the General Assembly. A joint meeting of the Council and the Assembly elected the governor. Essentially a figurehead, the governor lacked the power to veto laws passed by the legislature, could not pardon criminals, and did not have the authority to appoint individuals to state offices. These powers devolved on the legislature, which was thought to best represent the voice of the people. The governor and Legislative Council, meeting together, acted as the state's supreme court and court of appeals.
Different counties in New Jersey initially used different methods of voting, some favoring viva voce voting and others the paper ballot system. After 1797, however, all the counties shifted to the secret ballot. Representation was apportioned according to geographic units; each of the state's thirteen counties elected one councilor and three assemblymen to the legislature. The constitution included a provision that allowed the legislature to "add to or diminish the number or proportion" of representatives if "a majority of representatives" deemed it "equitable and proper." Although a few slight adjustments were made in 1804, 1815, and 1818, the state did not in this period fully accept the principle that representation should be proportionate to population. In addition, officeholders had to own a certain amount of property. Members of the lower house had to possess real or personal property of at least £500 in value, and members of the upper house had to own property valued at twice that much.
New Jersey's suffrage laws were unique. Under the 1776 constitution, any adult inhabitant who possessed real or personal property valued at £50 or more was entitled to vote. Laws passed in 1790 and 1797 made it clear that the legislators intended the constitution to enfranchise both unmarried women (single and widowed) and free blacks who met the property requirement. Although a few other states during this period did allow free blacks to vote, no other state allowed women to cast ballots. Ongoing hostility, however, resulted in the law's repeal. In 1807 the legislature eliminated all property qualifications for voting but confined the vote to white males. Thus the franchise was extended to all adult white male taxpayers at the same time that women and free blacks lost the right to vote.
The 1807 law represented a rare show of bipartisan cooperation between Federalists and Republicans. Long-standing differences between East Jersey, which was primarily Presbyterian in religion and looked to New York City for its cues, and West Jersey, which was predominantly Quaker in religion and took Philadelphia as it model, had persisted from the colonial era. After the factions united to ratify the United States Constitution on December 19, 1788, the old divisions between East and West Jersey resurfaced. Counties in the southern part of the state formed the West Jersey "Junto," which tended to support Federalist policies and candidates, while East Jersey increasingly gravitated toward the emerging Democratic-Republican Party.
Throughout the 1790s, the parties battled for control. In 1798 voters reacted against the Alien and Sedition Acts by electing three Republican members out of five to represent the state in the U.S. House of Representatives. Despite Federalists' subsequent attempts to gerrymander districts to their advantage, the Republican surge continued. After 1800, New Jersey Republicans gained control of the state legislature, the governorship, and the congressional delegation. With only a brief Federalist interlude during the War of 1812, the Republicans' dominance continued unabated until the fracture of the Republican Party itself during the Jacksonian era.
Republican domination was enhanced by the state's method of electing members to Congress. Whereas most state legislatures divided their state into districts and allowed each district to select its own representative to Congress, after 1813 New Jersey chose to use the at-large method of electing congressmen. Voters throughout the state cast ballots for all the eligible candidates. The candidates with the highest totals were elected. As Republicans well knew, this system tended to result in the election of members from the majority party and to eliminate the possibility of representation for the Federalist minority. Thus both persuasion and procedural tactics enabled the New Jersey Republicans solidify their own power while eradicating the divisive legacy of the state's colonial past.
- Fleming, Thomas.
New Jersey: A Bicentennial History(New York: Norton, 1977).
- Fee, Walter R.
The Transition from Aristocracy to Democracy in New Jersey, 1789–1829.Somerville, NJ: Somerset Press, 1933.
- Klinghoffer, Judith Apter and Lois Elkis.
"'The Petticoat Electors': Women's Suffrage in New Jersey, 1776–1807,"Journal of the Early Republic, 12 (Summer 1992), 169–193.
- Kruman, Marc W.
Between Authority and Liberty: State Constitution Making in Revolutionary America.Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1997.
- McCormick, Richard P.
Experiment in Independence: New Jersey in the Critical Period, 1781–1789.New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1950).
- Zagarri, Rosemarie.
The Politics of Size: Representation in the United States, 1776–1850.Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1987).
What is today referred to as the Democratic Republican Party did not exist as such under that name.
"The party name which the Jeffersonians used most commonly in self-designation was Republican. Since nearly all Americans professed to be supporters of a republic, Federalists were reluctant to allow their opponents the advantage of this name, preferring to label them as Antifederalists, Jacobins, disorganizers, or, at best, Democrats." (Noble E. Cunningham, Jr., History of U.S. Political Parties Volume I: 1789-1860: From Factions to Parties. Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., ed. New York, 1973, Chelsea House Publisher. p. 240.)
"No precise date can be given for the establishment of the Republican party, for it did not spring suddenly into being, and even those leaders most intimately involved in its formation were not fully aware of what they were creating. The beginnings of what in course of time became the Republican party can be found in the Second Congress in the congressional faction that contemporaries referred to as the 'republican interest.' . . . An examination of roll calls during the Second Congress indicates that a voting bloc was forming around Madison in opposition to another bloc that united in support of Hamilton's program. While only about half of the membership of the House could be identified with one or the other of these factions, two such groups had not been observable in the First Congress." (Cunningham, p. 241)
"As members of Congress defended their legislative records and sought reelection, they took to the electorate the issues and the disputes that had divided Congress, and they tended in their campaigns for reelection to impart to the voters something of the partisanship that was developing in Congress. Thus, the party divisions in Congress filtered down to the voters through the electoral process, and voters came to align along the lines that divisions in Congress had marked out. In this process the congressional factions acquired the mass followings in the county necessary to transform them from capital factions into national political parties." (Cunningham, p. 244)
Though Thomas Jefferson was seen as the primary leader of the emerging Republican Party, his retirement in 1793 would force that mantle back upon James Madison. "Contemporaries referred to 'Madison's party,' and, when Jefferson was put forward for the presidency in 1796, he was recognized as the candidate of Madison's party. Adams's supporters warned that 'the measures of Madison and Gallatin will be the measures of the executive' if Jefferson were elected. Under Madison's leadership, the Republican party in Congress moved from a role characterized largely by opposition to administration measures, mostly Hamiltonian inspired, to one of offering policy alternatives and proposing Republican programs." (Cunningham, p. 246)
"As the country became dangerously polarized, the Federalists, in 1798 with the passage of the Alien and Sedition Laws, used the full power of the government in an effort to destroy their opponents, whom they saw as subversive. The Republicans, forced to do battle for their very survival, were compelled to change their strategy radically. Prior to 1798 they had optimistically believed that the people would repudiate leaders who supported antirepublican measures hostile to the general good of society. By 1798, however, the Federalists' electoral successes and their hold on the federal government seemed to belie that belief. Therefore, the Republicans shifted their focus of attention from the national to the state level. And by emphasizing a more overtly, self-consciously sectional, political enclave strategy, they left the clear implication that state secession and the breakup of the union might follow if the federal government refused to modify its policies and actions to make them more acceptable to opponents, especially Southerners." (American Politics in the Early Republic: The New Nation in Crisis. James Roger Sharp. New Haven, 1993, Yale University Press. p. 12)
"On the national level, Republican members of Congress through their informal associations in the national capital formed the basic national party structure. Many of them lodged together in boarding houses or dined together in small groups where there were ample opportunities to plot party tactics. They kept in close touch with political leaders and party organizations in their home states. In 1800, Republican members introduced what was to become the most important element of national party machinery and the most powerful device for the maintenance of congressional influence of the leadership of the party: the congressional nominating caucus." (Cunningham, p. 252)
"The coming to power of the Jeffersonians in 1801 marked the beginning of the Republican era that saw the presidency passed from Jefferson to Madison to Monroe. When the Virginia dynasty came to an end in 1825, the presidential office went to a former Federalist who had become a Republican while Jefferson was president. But, although John Quincy Adams was a Republican, the presidential election of 1824 shattered the Republican party and destroyed the congressional nominating caucus which had given direction to the party's national structure since 1800. Adams's presidency was a period of restructuring of parties - a transitional period from the first party system of the Federalists and the Jeffersonians to the second party system of the age of Jackson." (Cunningham, p. 258-259).
"During the period from its rise in the 1790's to its breakup in the 1820's, the Jeffersonian Republican party made contributions of major significance to the development of the american political system. It demonstrated that a political party could be successfully organized in opposition to an administration in power in the national government, win control over that government, and produce orderly changes through the party process. In challenging the Federalist power, Republicans were innovative in building party machinery, organizing poltical campaigns, employing a party press, and devising campaign techniques to stimulate voter interest in elections and support of republican candidates at the polls. In the process, it became acceptable for candidates to campaign for office and for their partisans to organize campaign committees, distribute campaign literature, see that voters get to the polls, and adopt other practices which, though subsequently familiar features of american political campaigns, previously had been widely regarded with suspicion and distrust. Many of the methods of campaigning and the techniques of party organization, introduced by the Jeffersonian Republicans, while falling into disuse by the end of the Republican era, would be revived by the Jacksonians. In taking office in 1801, the Jeffersonians led the nation through the first transfer of political power in the national government from one party to another; and Jefferson demonstrated that the president could be both the head of his party and the leader of the nation." (Cunningham, p. 271)
Additional Sources:
- History of U.S. Political Parties Volume I: 1789-1860: From Factions to Parties. Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., ed. New York, 1973, Chelsea House Publisher.
- American Politics in the Early Republic: The New Nation in Crisis. James Roger Sharp. New Haven, 1993, Yale University Press.
- Partisanship and the Birth of America's Second Party, 1796-1800: "Stop the Wheels of Government". Matthew Q. Dawson. Westwood, CT, 2000, Greenwood Press.
- Party of the People: A History of the Democrats. Jules Witcover. New York, 2003, Random House
Beginning in 1799, many Federalist papers began to refer to the Republican Party as Democrats or the Democratic Party. This continued throughout the first quarter of the 18th Century until what is currently known as the Democratic Party emerged among the followers of Andrew Jackson in the 1828 Presidential Election.
Republicans were also called by a variety of different terms in various newspapers throughout the period:
Though the Anti-Federalists were not quite the exact same group as the Republicans as they would develop after 1792, there were still some of those who referred to them as such. The term was used by the following newspapers in the following elections:
- Porcupine's Gazette (Philadelphia). October 22, 1798. Pennsylvania 1798 Assembly, Chester County.
- Virginia Gazette (Richmond). April 30, 1799. Virginia 1799 House of Delegates, New Kent County.
- The Virginia Federalist (Richmond). April 26, 1800. Virginia 1800 House of Delegates, Norfolk County.
- Virginia Gazette (Richmond). May 12, 1802. Virginia 1802 House of Delegates, Bedford County.
- Virginia Gazette (Richmond). May 12, 1802. Virginia 1802 House of Delegates, Pittsylvania County.
- The Salem Gazette. May 17, 1805. Massachusetts 1805 House of Representatives, Salem.
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Though the term is commonly used today to distinguish the Jeffersonian Republicans from the later Republican Party and because so many of those among the Jeffersonian Republicans eventually became Jacksonian Democrats, this term was extremely rare during the actual period. It was used by the Readinger Adler in the October 27, 1818 edition recording the 1818 county elections in Pennsylvania.
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Starting in 1798, various Federalist newspapers would refer to Republicans as Jacobins. ("In Newbern district the contest lay between two federalists -- No Jacobin had the effrontery to offer himself." United States Gazette. September 1, 1798.) These references continued through until at least 1810. ("From the Cooperstown Federalist: The election in this County has terminated in favor of the Jacobin Ticket for Assembly. An important revolution has been effected by the most shameful artifices. Never before were the jacobin ranks so completely formed and thoroughly drilled for action. We hope next week to be able to lay before our readers a correct statement of votes, and to exhibit to the world a picture of depravity in the conduct of some of the inspectors of the election which has no parallel." The American (Herkimer). May 3, 1810.)
Beginning in 1810, the Newburyport Herald (MA), began referring to Republicans as the French Party (as opposed to the "American" Party, who were Federalists). This continued in the 1811 elections.
Beginning in 1812 ("In laying before our readers the above Canvass of this county, a few remarks become necessary, to refute the Assertion of the war party, that the Friends of Peace are decreasing in this country." Northern Whig (Hudson). May 11, 1812.) and continuing through 1813 and 1814 a number of newspapers were referring to the Republicans as the War Party (or Warhawk Party, as the Merrimack Intelligencer (Haverhill) of March 19, 1814 used) due to their support of the Madison administration and the War of 1812 (most of these same papers referred to the Federalists as the Peace Party). These newspapers include the Trenton Federalist, the Columbian Centinel (Boston), the Northern Whig (Hudson), the Independent American (Ballston Spa), the Broome County Patriot (Chenango Point), the New York Spectator, the Commercial Advertiser (New York), the New York Evening Post, the Albany Gazette, the Political and Commercial Register (Philadelphia), the Merrimack Intelligencer (Haverhill), The Federal Republican (New Bern), the Freeman's Journal (Philadelphia), Alexandria Gazette, Poulson's, Middlesex Gazette (Middletown), the Raleigh Minerva and The Star (Raleigh).
Jackson / Jacksonian:
With the Presidential election of 1824 split among four candidates who were, ostensibly, members of the same political party, the divisions among the Republican Party began to be apparent.
The phrase "Jackson" or "Jacksonian" candidate was used in nearly every state election in Georgia in 1824 to distinguish between those were were supporters of Andrew Jackson as opposed to the supporters of William H. Crawford. The Maryland Republican (Annapolis) and the Federal Gazette (Baltimore) used the term "Jacksonian" in the Cecil County elections of 1824 (as opposed to "Adamite" or "Crawfordite") and the Allegheny and Butler county election in Pennsylvania in 1824.
The New Hampshire Gazette of March 5, 1816 would refer to the Republican ticket as the Whig Ticket and as being in favor of Peace and Commerce.
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AdV report for the STAC (VIR-0555A-10)
AdV report to STAC and Council (VIR-0216A-14)
AdV report to STAC/Council (VIR-0411A-16)
AdV report to STAC/Council (VIR-0446A-13)
AdV report to STAC/Council - ADDENDUM (VIR-0279A-15)
AdV report to the STAC (VIR-0613A-11)
AdV report to the STAC (VIR-0148A-13)
AdV report to the STAC (VIR-0213A-15)
AdV report to the STAC (VIR-0227A-16)
AdV report to the STAC (VIR-0357A-17)
AdV report to the STAC (VIR-0384A-12)
AdV report to the STAC and EGO Council (VIR-0485A-14)
AdV report to the STAC/Council (VIR-0413A-15)
AdV talk for the STAC (VIR-0574A-10)
AdV talk for the STAC (VIR-0664A-09)
AdV+ - Interferometer upgrades for Phase II (VIR-0496A-21)
AdV+ Budget & schedule @ STAC (VIR-1190A-21)
AdV+ Budget and Schedule @ STAC (VIR-0537B-22)
AdV+ Commissioning (Nov 2021 STAC presentation) (VIR-1188A-21)
AdV+ Commissioning (STAC report) (VIR-0499A-21)
AdV+ Commissioning (STAC) (VIR-0533A-22)
AdV+ PAY, TCS & SAT for phase II - STAC (VIR-1192A-21)
AdV+ Phase II budget & schedule (VIR-1100A-22)
AdV+ Phase II: Optical Design - presentation to STAC (VIR-0986B-20)
AdV+ Reviews & Risks Status @ May 2022 STAC (VIR-0540C-22)
AdV+ Reviews & Risks Status @ November 2022 STAC (VIR-1087C-22)
AdV+ Status and Plans (VIR-1166B-21)
AdV+ System Engineering and Integration (VIR-1045C-19)
AdV+ phase II: mirrors production at LMA STAC Prsentation (VIR-0984B-20)
AdV+ project logistics @ STAC (VIR-0611A-19)
AdV+ project management @ STAC (VIR-0475A-20)
AdV+ technical management & answers to IRC questions @ STAC (VIR-0980A-20)
AdV+: Status and Plans (VIR-0989A-20)
AdV+: report for the STAC (VIR-0468A-20)
AdVirgo Computing Model @ 17 Oct 2018 STAC Meeting (VIR-0697C-18)
Addendum to the AdV report to STAC/Council (VIR-0534A-16)
Adv Computing presentation to the STAC (2016-10) (VIR-0469A-16)
Advanced Virgo - Presentation to the STAC (VIR-0474A-13)
Advanced Virgo - Presentation to the STAC (VIR-0228A-14)
Advanced Virgo Commissioning report to the STAC (VIR-0281A-18)
Advanced Virgo Commissioning report to the STAC (VIR-0760A-17)
Advanced Virgo Commissioning status @ STAC (VIR-0684A-18)
Advanced Virgo Computing Infrastructure Implementation Plan (VIR-0177B-14)
Advanced Virgo Computing report for STAC - May 2018 (VIR-0293A-18)
Advanced Virgo Computing: Integrated Report to Council - June 2018 (VIR-0380A-18)
Advanced Virgo Computing: Report to Council (VIR-0470A-17)
Advanced Virgo Computing: Report to STAC (May 2016) (VIR-0180A-16)
Advanced Virgo Computing: Report to STAC (OCT 2016) (VIR-0412A-16)
Advanced Virgo Computing: Report to STAC - OCT 2017 (VIR-0756A-17)
Advanced Virgo Computing: Report to the December 2016 EGO Council meeting (VIR-0552A-16)
Advanced Virgo High Power Laser Report for STAC (VIR-0420A-17)
Advanced Virgo Plus Progress (VIR-1039A-19)
Advanced Virgo Progress Report - STAC meeting June 08 (VIR-0041A-08)
Advanced Virgo Progress Report - STAC meeting, June 11-12, 2008 (VIR-0040A-08)
Advanced Virgo Progress Report for the STAC (VIR-0645A-09)
Advanced Virgo progress report for the STAC (VIR-0259A-10)
Advanced Virgo project management tools (VIR-0678A-09)
Advanced Virgo+ technical issues @ STAC 11/2019 (VIR-1037A-19)
Advanced Virgo+: status and plans (VIR-0546A-22)
Advanced Virgo+: status and plans (VIR-1095A-22)
Advanced mirrors flatness and cleaning - R&D report (VIR-0300A-10)
Agenda of the STAC Meeting (29-30 April 1998) LAL Orsay (VIR-STA-DIR-1000-60)
All-sky Searches for Isolated Spinning Neutron Stars (The LSC-Virgo Continuous Waves Search Group Search Plan) (VIR-0183B-14)
Answer to ECC May 2013 questions (VIR-0196B-14)
Answers to the October STAC report (VIR-0181B-13)
Barsuglia-05Oct2005_manpowerSTAC.pdf (VIR-0508A-05)
BradaschiaOutreach1107.ppt (VIR-0810A-07)
BradaschiaSTAC211106.ppt (VIR-0127A-06)
CALVA - R&D report (VIR-0299A-10)
CBC presentation for the STAC (VIR-0204A-13)
CRD status presentation to STAC (VIR-0991A-20)
Calibration/reconstruction for O3 - STAC report (VIR-1026B-19)
CalloniStac_260606.ppt (VIR-0401A-06)
Cavalier_STAC_18June2004.ppt (VIR-0295A-04)
Coating R&D (VIR-1085A-19)
Coating mechanical losses - R&D report (VIR-0297B-10)
Coatings & Mirrors for phase II - STAC presentation (VIR-0541A-22)
Coatings & Mirrors for phase II¶ (VIR-1101A-22)
Coatings & Mirrors for phase II¶ - STAC (VIR-1195A-21)
Coatings R&D (VIR-0612A-19)
Collaboration news : report to the STAC (VIR-0472A-13)
Collaboration report @STAC (VIR-0532B-21)
Collaboration report to STAC (VIR-1191A-21)
Collaboration report to the STAC (VIR-0544A-22)
Commisioning Status, remarks and report on STAC and VSC (VIR-0650A-10)
Commissioning Report (VIR-1189B-19)
Commissioning Report for STAC (VIR-0646B-09)
Commissioning Report for the STAC (VIR-0463A-20)
Commissioning Report for the STAC (VIR-1055A-19)
Commissioning Report to the STAC (VIR-0638A-11)
Commissioning STAC report_2 (VIR-0325A-11)
Commissioning Slides STAC meeting (VIR-0675A-09)
Commissioning of AdV+ phase I - STAC meeting 14/11/22 (VIR-1094A-22)
Commissioning overview @ STAC (VIR-0418A-17)
Commissioning planning for the STAC (VIR-0445A-15)
Commissioning presentation for the STAC (VIR-0236A-15)
Commissioning presentation for the STAC (VIR-0256A-16)
Commissioning presentation for the STAC (VIR-0461A-15)
Commissioning presentation for the STAC (VIR-0474A-16)
Commissioning presentation for the STAC (VIR-0527A-14)
Commissioning presentation to the STAC (VIR-0236A-14)
Commissioning presentation to the STAC (VIR-0478A-13)
Commissioning progress report for the STAC and EGO council (VIR-0043A-08)
Commissioning progress report for the STAC and the EGO council (VIR-0034A-09)
Commissioning report for the November STAC meeting (VIR-0100A-08)
Commissioning report to EGO Council (VIR-0022A-19)
Commissioning report to the STAC (VIR-0609A-19)
Commissioning-STAC-Jun2007.ppt (VIR-0638A-07)
Commissioning-STAC-Nov2007.ppt (VIR-0812A-07)
Commissioning_STAC_Jun2008.ppt (VIR-0664A-08)
Computing Report to EGO Council - June 2018 -Addendum to the STAC report (VIR-0337A-18)
Computing at Cascina from O2 to O3 (VIR-0320A-18)
Computing presentation to STAC (May 2018) (VIR-0316B-18)
Computing report to STAC - May 2017 (VIR-0385A-17)
Computing talk STAC Oct 2017 (VIR-0789A-17)
Continuous Waves update for STAC meeting, October 29, 2013. (VIR-0468B-13)
DA presentation to STAC (VIR-0322A-18)
DA presentation to STAC (VIR-0799A-17)
DA report for the STAC (VIR-0401A-17)
DA report for the STAC, May-September 2016 (VIR-0477A-16)
DA report to STAC and EGO Council (VIR-0130C-15)
DA report to the STAC (VIR-0476D-20)
DA update: Prioritization and DA report to the STAC (VIR-0448A-14)
DET report to the STAC (VIR-0234A-15)
DET report to the STAC (VIR-0419A-17)
DET status (VIR-0234A-14)
DET updates (VIR-0321A-18)
DET updates (VIR-0798A-17)
Data Analysis Report for the STAC: Activities in the Period Oct. 2016 - May 2017 (VIR-0423A-17)
Data Analysis Report to STAC June-Oct 2019 (VIR-1070A-19)
Data Analysis Report to STAC (VIR-1199A-21)
Data Analysis Report to the STAC (VIR-0308A-18)
Data Analysis Report to the STAC (VIR-0545A-22)
Data Analysis Report to the STAC (VIR-0600B-19)
Data Analysis organization and offline summary for the ECC (VIR-0454A-18)
Data Analysis presentation - STAC November 2009 (VIR-0676A-09)
Data Analysis report for the STAC (VIR-0260A-10)
Data Analysis report for the STAC and the EGO council. Activities in the period May September 2016 (VIR-0473B-16)
Data Analysis report for the STAC and the EGO council. Activities in the period October 2013-October 2014. (VIR-0447A-14)
Data Analysis report for the STAC and the EGO council. Activities in the period October 2013-October 2014. (Version to be voted on by VSC.) (VIR-0465C-14)
Data Public Release Committee-DRPC (VIR-0538A-21)
Data analysis STAC presentation (VIR-0193A-12)
Data analysis STAC presentation (VIR-0340A-11)
Data analysis STAC report - october 2010 (VIR-0568A-10)
Data analysis overview for STAC - DRAFT (VIR-0231A-15)
Data analysis presentation (focused only on Computing) to the EGO Council (VIR-0571B-13)
Data analysis presentation for STAC (VIR-0253A-16)
Data analysis presentation to STAC, May 2014 (VIR-0227B-14)
Data analysis progress report For the STAC and EGO Council (November 2009) (VIR-0644A-09)
Data analysis progress report for the STAC and EGO Council (May 08) (VIR-0039A-08)
Data analysis progress report for the STAC and EGO Council (May 09) (VIR-0030A-09)
Data analysis progress report for the STAC and EGO council (October 2010) (VIR-0532B-10)
Data analysis report for STAC and EGO Council (VIR-0164B-16)
Data analysis report for the STAC and EGO council (June 2011) (VIR-0290A-11)
Data analysis report for the STAC and EGO council (Mai 2012) (VIR-0179A-12)
Data analysis report on Computing for AdV (STAC may 2013) (VIR-0191B-13)
Data analysis report to STAC and EGO Council (VIR-0391A-15)
Data analysis report to the EGO Council (VIR-0511B-20)
Data analysis report to the EGO Council (VIR-1234A-19)
Data analysis report to the STAC (May 2014). (VIR-0197H-14)
Data analysis report to the STAC (October 2012) (VIR-0398D-12)
Data analysis report to the STAC (VIR-0530A-21)
Data analysis report to the STAC (VIR-1096A-22)
Data analysis report to the STAC and EGO Council (October 2012-October 2013) (VIR-0440A-13)
Data analysis report to the STAC for the period May-October, 2012 (VIR-0382E-12)
Data analysis talk for STAC: Activities in the period October 2013 - October 2014 (VIR-0524A-14)
Description of the incident at the NE.ppt (VIR-0907A-08)
DetChar report (VIR-0602B-19)
DetChar report to STAC (VIR-0464A-20)
DetChar report to STAC (VIR-0538A-22)
DetChar report to STAC (VIR-1038A-19)
DetChar update for the STAC (VIR-0800A-17)
Detector Report for STAC v1 (VIR-0330B-11)
Detector Report for the STAC (VIR-0636A-11)
Detector STAC Presentation (VIR-0343A-11)
Detector preparation for O3 - Presentation for STAC (VIR-0699A-18)
Detector preparation for O3 - Presentation for STAC 23/05/2018 (VIR-0313A-18)
Detector report for the November STAC meeting (VIR-0099A-08)
Detector report for the STAC and EGO Council (VIR-0654A-09)
Detector report to STAC (VIR-0672A-18)
Detector report to the STAC (VIR-0271A-18)
Detector report to the STAC (VIR-0751A-17)
Detector slides for STAC (VIR-0674A-09)
Draft Commissioning documents for the STAC (VIR-0429A-15)
ECA scans on SPRB IF blades (VIR-0185A-16)
EGO Match of Ressources to Responsabilitesand Match of Responsabilities to Capabilities - STAC (VIR-0607B-19)
EGO Presentation to the STAC (VIR-0476A-13)
EGO Report to STAC 2011-2017 (VIR-0804A-17)
EGO Status_STAC Nov. 2020 (VIR-0979A-20)
EGO council -presentation on the vision beyond AdV (VIR-0308A-16)
EGO director's presentation to STAC (VIR-0701B-18)
EGO directors report to STAC and A draft text for Adv+ PBS (VIR-0327B-18)
EGO report to the STAC (VIR-0545A-21)
EGO sustainability actions @ November 2022 STAC (VIR-1103A-22)
EGO-council-Status-VIRGO-ricci (VIR-0307B-16)
EGO/Virgo outreach Nov.2009 presentation (VIR-0672A-09)
ENV report to the STAC - October 2019 (VIR-1029A-19)
ET for the EGO/Virgo STAC (October 2018) (VIR-0698A-18)
Fidecaro_STAC_2007June25.ppt (VIR-0639A-07)
Fidecaro_VESF_2005Oct17_STAC.ppt (VIR-0502A-05)
Flaminio_STAC_11Oct2004.ppt (VIR-0183A-04)
Follow up on the blade issue - presentation to the STAC (VIR-0457B-15)
GAS blade failure in SPRB: report to STAC (VIR-0254A-16)
High power input optics R&D for Advanced Virgo Final Report (VIR-0296A-10)
INJ presentation to the STAC (VIR-0477A-13)
INJ status (VIR-0231A-14)
Injection and control of Frequency-Dependent Squeezing in Advanced Virgo Plus (VIR-0542A-21)
Installation and commissioning of the QNR system. Report for STAC (VIR-0514A-21)
Introduction to the STAC Quality discussion (VIR-0459A-15)
Introduction to the Virgo computing framework (ECC meeting July 2018) (VIR-0443A-18)
LSC-Virgo MOU (VIR-0703A-18)
Locking document (VIR-STA-DIR-1300-111)
Low Latency Alert System STAC (VIR-0323A-18)
MIR sub-system status (VIR-0406A-12)
MIR/OSD status - STAC presentation (VIR-0529A-14)
Minutes of the CCB held on June 9th, 2016 (VIR-0274A-16)
Monolithic suspension issue (VIR-0475A-16)
Mours-STAC-Oct-16-2005.ppt (VIR-0503A-05)
MultiSAS performance for STAC (VIR-0528A-14)
Names of STAC members (VIR-STA-DIR-1000-58)
News from Virgo (VIR-0198A-12)
News from Virgo (VIR-0230A-14)
News of the Virgo Collaboration (VIR-0187A-12)
Noise Budget status (VIR-0417A-17)
Noise budget in September 2019 - STAC report (VIR-1023B-19)
O2-O3 upgrade plans (VIR-0790A-17)
O3 preparation @ STAC (VIR-0416A-17)
O4 DA preparation, computing resources, data availability (VIR-0528A-23)
O4 noise hunting plan - STAC (VIR-1011B-22)
OMC thermo-refractive noise (VIR-0200A-13)
Offline computing (ECC meeting July 2018) (VIR-0444A-18)
Onine/Offline Computing slides for Nov 2021 STAC (VIR-1194A-21)
Online and Offline Computing @ May 2020 STAC (VIR-0470E-20)
Online/Offline Computing @ May 2022 STAC (VIR-0550A-22)
Online/Offline Computing Update (VIR-0998B-20)
Online/Offline Computing report @ STAC meeting November 2022 (VIR-1099A-22)
Online/Offline Computing report for May 2021 STAC (VIR-0519B-21)
Operational issues (@STAC - May 2021) (VIR-0510A-21)
Operations report @ May 2020 STAC (VIR-0466A-20)
Optic talk for the STAC (VIR-0202B-13)
Optimization_STAC_ML.ppt (VIR-0402A-06)
Outreach Activities @ EGO (VIR-1071A-19)
Outreach Oct. 2010 (VIR-0575A-10)
Outreach report @ STAC, Nov 2022 (VIR-1102A-22)
Outreach report for STAC (VIR-0647A-09)
Outreach report to the STAC (VIR-1201A-21)
Outreach report to the STAC (VIR-0474A-20)
OutreachBradaschiaSTAC260607.ppt (VIR-0640A-07)
Overview of Advanced Virgo Plus (VIR-0613A-19)
Overview of Burst Group Results and Plans for the Advanced Detector Era (VIR-0402B-12)
PAY Monolithic Suspension Update (VIR-0421A-17)
PAY Report (VIR-0201A-12)
PAY Report to STAC (VIR-0252A-16)
PAY Status Report to STAC (VIR-0408B-12)
PAY Status for STAC (VIR-0235A-14)
PAY presentation at the STAC (VIR-0201A-13)
PAY presentation to the STAC (VIR-0479A-13)
PAY presentation to the STAC (VIR-0546A-14)
PAY report to the STAC (VIR-0235A-15)
PO5 studies update- synergies with ET (report to EGO Council) (VIR-1141A-22)
Planning and project progress (VIR-0401A-12)
Planning, Budget, Quality (VIR-0203A-13)
Plans for Virgo_nEXT/Post-O5 - Report to the STAC (VIR-0555A-23)
Post O5 - Instrument Science (VIR-1205A-21)
Post-O5 plans (VIR-0540A-21)
PostO5 - High power issues (VIR-1270A-21)
Preliminary report on commissioning STAC discussion (VIR-0345A-11)
Preliminary thoughts on AdV commissioning (VIR-0407A-12)
Presentation - Commissioning Status Report to STAC (VIR-0648A-11)
Presentation at the 2013,July 16 VSC (comments on the STAC and ECC reports) (VIR-0333A-13)
Presentation of Advanced Virgo + (VIR-0325B-18)
Presentation of post-O5 document to the Council (VIR-0617A-22)
Presentation on Computing at the STAC, 2013, October, 29 (VIR-0473B-13)
Presentation on Data analysis at the STAC, october 29 2013 (VIR-0466B-13)
Presentation to STAC (27/05/2009) (VIR-0103A-09)
Presentation to STAC (VIR-0453A-15)
Presentation to the EGO council 9/12/2014 (VIR-0569A-14)
Presentation to the STAC for the meeting of November 17-18th, 2014 (VIR-0522B-14)
Prioritization Excel sheet indicating contributions of Virgo groups (VIR-0489B-14)
Prioritization of searches (VIR-0466A-14)
R&D for Advanced Virgo - STAC meeting June 08 (VIR-0042A-08)
Rapagnani_STAC_2009_05_28.ppt (VIR-0213A-09)
Report for O3 run and lessons learnt from O3 commissioning to EGO Council (VIR-0767A-19)
Report of the Virgo collaboration for the EGO Council - June 2016 (VIR-0284A-16)
Report of the Virgo collaboration to the EGO council (VIR-0285A-15)
Report of the status of the Virgo collaboration STAC - 3-5-2016 (VIR-0283A-16)
Report of the virgo collaboration to the STAC - October 2016 (VIR-0445A-16)
Report on Commissioning of the detector - EGO Council (VIR-1140A-22)
Report on the NE incident and on the viewport problem solution (EGO-STC-121-2008).pdf (VIR-0897A-08)
Report to STAC (VIR-0452A-13)
Report to the Council (VIR-0454A-12)
Report to the EGO Council - December 2014 (VIR-0533A-14)
Report to the STAC (VIR-0176A-13)
Report to the STAC and the Council (VIR-0457A-13)
Report to the STAC, 2d draft (VIR-0214A-14)
SAT Status Report to STAC (VIR-0233A-15)
STAC DA presentation - addendum (VIR-0595A-10)
STAC REport May 2016 (VIR-0317A-16)
STAC Report to Virgo Council (VIR-STA-DIR-1000-156)
STAC Report to Virgo Council (VIR-STA-DIR-1000-157)
STAC presentation AdV+ phase II recycling cavity stability (VIR-1012B-22)
STAC presentation on Offline Pipelines (VIR-0700A-18)
STAC presentation: The Virgo Detector Characterization Group (detchar) (VIR-0526A-14)
STAC report commissioning (VIR-0339A-11)
STAC report to Virgo Council (VIR-STA-DIR-1000-121)
STAC/Council Outreach Nov. 2011 (VIR-0639A-11)
STAC170604.ppt (VIR-0298A-04)
STAC: DetChar status (VIR-0696B-18)
STAC: Virgo Core Program Status (VIR-0324A-18)
STAC_12_11_08.ppt (VIR-0322A-08)
STAC_17June2004.ppt (VIR-0113A-04)
STAC_2009_05_28Comm.ppt (VIR-0306A-09)
STAC_Barsuglia.ppt (VIR-0140A-06)
STAC_Barsuglia_draft2.ppt (VIR-0141A-06)
STAC_Barsuglia_final.ppt (VIR-0142A-06)
STAC_Oct2005_Barsu_v3.ppt (VIR-0505A-05)
STAC_ricci_17_10_05.ppt (VIR-0506A-05)
Scenarios for monolithic suspensions (STAC) (VIR-0472A-16)
Second DA presentation to the STAC, May 2014: Management Plan ans Manpower tables (VIR-0225A-14)
Setting the requirement for TCS (VIR-0199A-12)
Slides (Presentation @ STAC meeting) (VIR-0410A-12)
Spokesperson report for the STAC (VIR-1067B-19)
Spokesperson report to the STAC - 27-1-2017 (VIR-0076A-17)
Squeezing presentation to STAC (VIR-0801B-17)
Squeezing report to the STAC (VIR-0422A-17)
Status of Virgo (draft presentation to the PSB) (VIR-0129A-12)
Status of the PO5 science case: Virgo_nEXT (VIR-0552A-22)
Status of the Virgo collaboration - 19-5-2016 (VIR-0251A-16)
Status of works and recent activity of the Virgo Collaboration : Report to the STAC and the EGO Council (VIR-0621A-11)
Stochastic Group Report (VIR-0233A-14)
Targeted Searches for Gravitational Waves from Known Pulsars (The LSC-Virgo Continuous Waves Search Group Search Plan) (VIR-0184B-14)
The AdV Computing Model, Version 2.x 2019 (VIR-0548A-19)
The AdV Computing Model. V. 1.0. 2013, October 11th plus some modifications on the storage at Cascina (Nov. 2013) (VIR-0129H-13)
The AdV Management Plan for Computing (VIR-0185B-14)
The Advanced Virgo Implementation Plan walkthroug (VIR-0232B-14)
The damage on the compensation plate: undertaken actions and plans (VIR-0460A-15)
Thermal Compensation System for Advanced Virgo - R&D report (VIR-0298A-10)
Thermal Compensation System: Investigation on the Directional Radiative Cooling - R&D report (VIR-0302A-10)
Thermal Noise in Virgo+MS - Presentation for STAC (VIR-0652A-11)
Toward the STAC report (VIR-0516A-11)
Update on PO5 design (VIR-1097A-22)
VDASC report to the STAC (VIR-0436A-15)
VOC report to STAC (VIR-0531B-21)
VOC report to STAC (VIR-1003A-20)
VSR4 report - STAC meeting (VIR-0649A-11)
Vicere_STAC_270606.ppt (VIR-0403A-06)
Virgo STAC REPORT (VIR-STA-DIR-1000-102)
Virgo & IGWN Computing Offline Organization @ November 2019 STAC (VIR-1063B-19)
Virgo Collaboration Report (VIR-0610A-19)
Virgo Collaboration report @STAC (VIR-0999A-20)
Virgo Collaboration report to STAC (VIR-0484B-20)
Virgo Collaboration report to the STAC (VIR-1098A-22)
Virgo Computing (Slides for the EGO council) (VIR-0388A-18)
Virgo Computing - Presentation to the STAC (VIR-0456A-15)
Virgo Computing for the December 2017 EGO council (VIR-0941A-17)
Virgo Data Analysis Report to STAC (VIR-0689A-18)
Virgo Data Analysis Report to the STAC (VIR-0778A-17)
Virgo Data Analysis progress report STAC meeting 12-13 Nov 2008 (VIR-0103A-08)
Virgo News- presentation to the STAC - October 2016 (VIR-0470A-16)
Virgo O5+ Obs/DA slides for STAC (VIR-1203A-21)
Virgo Offline Computing Status @ June 2019 STAC (VIR-0605B-19)
Virgo Online Computing Status @ June 2019 STAC (VIR-0603B-19)
Virgo Online Computing Status @ November 2019 STAC (VIR-1062B-19)
Virgo Outreach report to STAC (VIR-1068A-19)
Virgo STAC Report (23/10/97) (VIR-MOM-DIR-1000-51)
Virgo STAC Report (29-30 April 1998) (VIR-STA-DIR-1000-82)
Virgo Status Report to STAC and EGO Council (VIR-0658A-09)
Virgo Summary Report (VIR-0647A-11)
Virgo collaboration STAC Report 2014 November (VIR-0484B-14)
Virgo collaboration news - presentation to the STAC (VIR-0232B-15)
Virgo collaboration report for the STAC October 2015 (VIR-0421B-15)
Virgo collaboration status: presentation at the EGO council ---December 11th, 2015 (VIR-0545A-15)
Virgo computing activities: presentation to STAC (VIR-0255A-16)
Virgo news for the EGO council meeting held on December 9, 2016 (VIR-0553A-16)
Virgo progress report for STAC meeting of Nov 12-13 (VIR-0104A-08)
Virgo progress report for the STAC and EGO council (Jun. 07) and DA Fellowships request (VIR-0016A-07)
Virgo progress report for the STAC and EGO council (Nov. 06) (VIR-COU-DIR-1000-235)
Virgo progress report for the STAC and EGO council (Oct. 07) (VIR-0044A-07)
Virgo progress report for the STAC and EGO council (VIR-COU-DIR-1000-224)
Virgo progress report to the STAC and EGO Council (June 2008) (VIR-0046B-08)
Virgo progress report to the STAC and the EGO Council (VIR-0391B-12)
Virgo progress report to the STAC and the EGO Council (VIR-0644A-11)
Virgo slides for STAC (VIR-0673A-09)
Virgo status - presentation to the STAC 27-10-2015 (VIR-0455B-15)
Virgo status report for EGO Council (VIR-0897A-19)
Virgo_nEXT: beyond the AdV+ project - A concept study (VIR-0553A-22)
Vision document on the future of Advanced Virgo (VIR-0136C-16)
advVirgo-STAC-2004-10-11.pdf (VIR-0448A-04)
hello_sr_stac.ppt (VIR-0405A-06)
lapenna_270606_STAC_IB commissioning.ppt (VIR-0406A-06)
presentation of DA activities to STAC (VIR-0704A-18)
stac-agenda-oct-05.pdf (VIR-0507A-05)
Presentation requests
Invitations received by members of the Collaboration, to present Virgo or parts of it, must be forwarded to the VEB. In order to ensure a fair distribution of talks to individuals and institutions, the VEB will select a speaker from the Collaboration, trying to keep a good balance between respecting the wishes of conference organizers and the requirement of a fair share of presentations among Collaboration members and the need to promote young colleagues.
Full Virgo Collaboration Publication and Presentation Rules are available here


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Sometimes referred to as "The Mitten" or "The Hand" because of its shape, the Lower Peninsula of Michigan is generally flat and comprises two-thirds of Michigan's land mass. The Lower Peninsula is often divided into the sub regions of Northern Michigan, West Michigan, Mid-Michigan, Southeast Michigan and the Flint/Tri Cities area (also known as "the Thumb"). The peninsula is marked by many lakes, marshes and inland rivers.
Major Cities
Detroit is the largest city in Michigan and is famous as both the Motor City and Motown. Detroit is also the only U.S. city that bordered by a Canadian city on the South. Grand Rapids is the second largest city in Michigan and the primary urban center in the Western half of the state. The city has long been a major manufacturing center. Lansing is Michigan's capital city and is home to Michigan State University. The area is an important center for government, educational and research institutions. Best known as the home of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor is a known for high tech industry and a vibrant arts and entertainment scene. Dearborn the hometown of Henry Ford and is the location of the Ford Motor company's headquarters.
Known as the nation's center for the automobile industry, Michigan is also a leader in information technology, business and manufacturing. Mining remains important in the state, in particular limestone, salt, and iron ore. The vast majority of Michigan's farmlands can be found in the Lower Peninsula. Among the most important crops in the state are corn, soybeans, wheat and sugarbeets.
Living Here
The state's lakes and waterways provide ample opportunity for fishing and boating, and in the summer thousands flock to beaches and lake front resorts. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy 99 state parks and thousands of miles of hiking and bike trails. Hunting is a major pastime in Michigan, and peninsulas offer excellent opportunities to hunt big game, small game, waterfowl and upland game birds. Michigan is also a fantastic place for golfers, with over 900 golf courses (more than any other state) long summer hours and a persistent autumn season. All of the major professional sports leagues have a team that call Michigan home, and heated college rivalries keep sports fans entertained all year long.
Each winter Michigan transforms into a snow covered landscape ideal for winter sports. Michigan boasts some the Midwest's best downhill skiing and snowboarding resorts, miles of cross-country and snowmobile trails and even the U.S. National Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame and Museum. All told, some 840 runs, and 40 terrain parks can be found within Michigan's peninsulas.
Michigan also boasts world-class educational institutions, outstanding museums and extensive public libraries throughout the state. There are at least 7 symphony orchestras in the state, and many cities host individual concert seasons. Over 45 wineries can be found in Michigan, located in some of the most beautiful areas of the state.


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SAO PAULO— Guards thought there was something suspicious about a little white cat slipping through a prison gate in northeastern Brazil. A prison official says that when they caught the animal, they found a cellphone, drills, small saws and other contraband taped to its body.
Alagoas state prisons spokeswoman Cinthya Moreno says that the cat was caught New Year's Eve at the medium-security prison in the city of Arapiraca.
The O Estado de S. Paulo newspaper reported Saturday that all of the prison's 263 inmates are suspects in the smuggling attempt, though it says a prison spokesman said "It will be hard to discover who is responsible since the cat does not speak."


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