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From: NYTimes.com <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Times Insider: Highlights From the Week Date: Sat, 02 Sep 2017 14:08:25 +0000 View in Browser Add [email protected] to your address boo`:;. The New York Times rgrhe New York Times Saturday, September 2, 2017 NYTimes.com/Insider » Hello Insiders, To those affected by Hurricane Harvey: You're in our thoughts. If you're anything like me, you've spent a good part of your week glued to The New York Times's coverage of the storm — coverage made possible by roughly two dozen reporters, photojournalists and videographers sent to cover the hurricane and its aftermath. Here's a look at how their reporting was coordinated. And in case you missed it amid all our other articles: Clifford Krauss, a national energy business correspondent, filed a particularly moving dispatch from his home in Bellaire, Tex. — as it was flooding. Looking for a break from the storm? Take an Insider peek at the work of Concepcion de Leon, The Times's Newsbook columnist. Or join Jan Hoffman, a science reporter, as she considers the similarities between her job and that of disease intervention specialists. Until next week, Stephen Hiltner Times Insider P.S. Have you, too, been swept up by "Game of Thrones"? If so, join us on Wednesday, Sept. 6, for a conference call with Gilbert Cruz, The Times's television editor; Sopan Deb, a culture reporter; and Jeremy Egner, our in-house "Game of Thrones" expert. They will discuss all things Westeros and share their suggestions for what to watch during the long wait for the show's eighth (and final) season. EFTA00635019 How The Times Coordinated Coverage of Hurricane Harvey Bc LD WINSILAU Nearly two dozen journalists traveled to Texas to document the storm. Back in New York, the national editor, Marc Lacey, ran interference. Why the Paywall Came Down for Hurricane Harvey Because of public safety concerns, the editorial and business staff at The New York Times made coverage of the storm free to ar'ns. A Sisterhood of Sleuths ISyJAV 11( )- I ‘N The health investigator I was shadowing in Oklahoma City had a "weird skill set" that reminded me of my own. When the News Begs for a Book: Behind the Newsbook Column Ill:\ 01. Concepcion de Leon starts with dozens of books and whittles her list down to three. This is how she does it. 2 LOOKING BACK 1999 -2001 I Planning for Readers in re] the Fourth Millennium By DM1D W. DUNLAP Jack Rosenthal, a New York Times editor, developed a time capsule of objects representing everyday life. It is not to be opened until the year 300o. EFTA00635020 CONFERENCE CALL, SEPT. 6 Live Event: Discuss `Game of Thrones' With The New York Times Join us on Sept. 6 for a conference call hosted by Gilbert Cruz, our television editor, and Jeremy Egner, our in-house "Game of Thrones" expert. What We're Reading Compiled by ANDREA KANNAPELI • Great reads around the web, from Anna Dubenko, Sam Roberts and others. Tor a Moment, Everyone in Our Nation Stopped and Looked Up' By LELA MOORE AND M IC i IAEA. GOLD Our Top in Comments of the Week: Readers debate the total solar eclipse, President Trump's feuds of the week, and affirmative action at top colleges. EFTA00635021 Things to Do Conference Call A Special Invitation to discuss "Game of Thrones" with The New York Times Wednesday, Sept. 6 11:00 — 11:45 a.m. E.T Season Seven may be over, but the conversation is not: Join Gilbert Cruz, The Times's television editor; Sopan Deb, a culture reporter; and Jeremy Egner, our in-house "Game of Thrones" expert, for a final debrief on all things Westeros. Don't let your questions about the Targaryen lineage (or anything else) go unasked. If you're lucky, they'll share what to watch while we wait for the final season to debut next year. Click here for more details and to reserve your spot. New York City Live Concert: In Performance Fall Preview Thursday, Sept. 7 11:30 a.m Come join our In Performance Fall Preview concert live at 54 Below. Enjoy a sneak peek performance of this fall's upcoming work. Click here to read more and purchase tickets. Note: This performance will be live-streamed. New York City Live Event: Big City Book Club at the Billie Holiday Theater Tuesday, Sept. 19 7:00 p.m. Join us for an in-person edition of The New York Times's long-running series, featuring Jacqueline Woodson's "Another Brooklyn." Times Insiders receive a $5 discount on tickets. Click here to read more and redeem your discount. FOLLOW NYT1mes Fa FACESOOK TN• anytimes EFTA00635022 Get more NYTimes.com newsletters » Times Journeys - Flow people that want to understand, travel. ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this message because you signed up for NYlimes.com's Times Insider newsletter. Unsubscribe Manage Subscriptions Change Your Email Privacy Policy Contact Advertise Copyright 2017 The New York Times Company 620 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018 ;11 EFTA00635023