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ViaBTC Pool enters into a strategic partnership with Bitmain's AntSentry
December 23, 2020 / ADMIN / 0 Comments
Today, ViaBTC Pool announced a strategic cooperation with AntSentry, a subsidiary of Bitmain, the world's largest ASIC miner manufacturer. Both parties will cooperate on technology, operation and maintenance, marketing, and customer service to provide quality services to miners and data centers worldwide.
AntSentry is a cloud service-based miner monitoring, operation, and maintenance management system developed by Bitmain, providing a full range of management support services for miners globally. AntSentry debuted during the annual mining summit in Sanya, releasing its international version in December, covering countries and regions in Asia, North America, and Europe. Within this short amount of time, AntSentry has developed into the leading miner operation and maintenance management system with vast applications and manages the most miners in the world, receiving numerous praise of its services.
ViaBTC Pool is the fifth largest BTC pool and the largest BCH pool globally, providing secure and professional cryptocurrency mining services to over 1 million users in more than 130 countries and regions. Innovation has always been at the heart of ViaBTC's philosophy. Every ViaBTC account has a built-in wallet with four central functions: revenue storage, asset top-up, free withdrawals, and transaction acceleration. The wallet supports trading features such as automatic conversion between hourly mined coins and USDT, making it easier for miners to make profits.
This strategic partnership sparks a strong alliance in the cryptocurrency mining industry," said Zhihua Jiang, Partner, and COO of ViaBTC Group, "ViaBTC is committed to providing the best products and services to our users. As a close partner of Bitmain, we have been following the development of AntSentry. We hope we can provide mature and stable miner operation and maintenance management services to the majority of miners, and AntSentry fills in this gap."
Bob Liang, head of AntSentry business, said, "As the industry continues to develop towards institutional operation, AntSentry provides key capabilities to help customers win a head start: Efficient and comprehensive monitoring, operation and maintenance capabilities for large data centers; and cloud-based remote management capabilities. We hope to help customers raise business profits in the ever-growing market competition and maximize benefits through efficient management."
Data centers using AntSentry can save up to 50% of labor while improving operation and maintenance efficiency by up to 800%. AntSentry comes with twelve key functions set in place for large-scale application, including computing power, security, operation and maintenance, and data management, which significantly reduce the time needed to complete the inspection of the entire data center from one hour to two minutes, and the time needed to upgrade miner's firmware is reduced from three days to twelve hours. Ten common failures are set to be solved with one click, including illegal sub-account and pools, zero hash rate, low hash rate, fan misfunction, and miners that have gone offline.
Since its inception, ViaBTC Pool has been committed to becoming the world's leading digital currency mining pool, aiming to make the world a better place through blockchain. ViaBTC Pool's core strengths are security and stability, openness and transparency, and low fees. ViaBTC's technical team comes from top internet companies and has maintained a 99.99% uptime since its launch, and uses multiple visualizations to provide real-time hourly detailed pool and mining data for users.
The combination of the world's leading mining pool and the most advanced OMS are expected to bring more benefits to miners and promote faster and better development of the whole industry.
Bitmain Releases AntSentry International Version, Making Mining Easier
Bitmain today launched the international version of AntSentry – a cloud-based operation and maintenance management system. Earlier this year, the Chinese version of it was launched at Bitmain's annual mining summit in Sanya and has gained positive feedback. The AntSentry platform provides comprehensive management support services, including real-time miner monitoring, batch operation, automatic operation and maintenance, profit analysis, safety protection, and digital operation. The international version now brings all the functions to customers around the world.
AntSentry aims to provide an easier and more accessible approach to customers by making mining easier. With that in mind, AntSentry was designed to support almost all mainstream mining hardware models including Antminer, Whatsminer, Avalonminer, and Innosilicon, and is compatible with BTC.com, AntPool, HuobiPool, F2Pool, Poolin among other mining pools. Up until now, AntSentry has access to more than 50 data centers and manages more than 500,000 miners, and is still growing.
AntSentry: Capabilities
"The company has attracted many Chinese miners and has gained strong momentum. Customers have given us very positive feedback, they have seen a strong improvement of operational efficiency and successfully reduced operation and maintenance costs with more efficient overall monitoring and management. AntSentry's performance spoke for itself." said Bob Liang, Business Line Leader of AntSentry.
AntSentry showcases new advanced features: One-click management for the top ten most frequent failures, batch execution for eight most common operation procedures, automatic intelligent operation and maintenance, security protection, and statistics center.
AntSentry: One-click Troubleshooting
Users in China have spoken very highly of AntSentry. It has truly made mining easier with real-time effective monitoring of offline mining data, miner failures, and mining pool allocations. The AntSentry management system can analyze data centers' quantitative data to generate efficient mining solutions.
AntSentry: Common Operation Procedures
AntSentry's international version is now being deployed globally, growing its presence especially in Europe, Western Asia, the United States. As the functions of AntSentry improve, it helps miners and data centers gain a significant competitive advantage in the global market, and will keep growing into a strong tool for the entire cryptocurrency mining industry.


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With Turpentine Shine in The Crown at the Carolina!
Songs From The Road Band is a North Carolina based supergroup featuring Mark Schimick, Charles Humphrey, Ryan Cavenaugh, Sam Wharton, and James Schlender. Collectively, they have received top accolades in the bluegrass, Americana, and jazz genres. The band's fourth studio album, Road To Nowhere, is due out in the spring of 2018 and they will be touring heavily in support of the release.
Turpentine Shine is a string band based in the Piedmont of NC with an outstanding blend of original songs ranging in style from Country and Bluegrass to the Singer-Songwriter appeal of artists like John Prine and Gordon Lightfoot. Throw into the mix a bit of jamgrass instrumental chops coupled with competent, earnest vocals and you will begin to have a grasp of what Turpentine Shine might sound like. The band's live performance has evolved over the last few years having gone from a laid back duo of banjo/acoustic guitar with 3 minute songs to a roaring quartet of acoustic stringed instruments that now takes songs into open jam spaces that leave the listener wondering just what is going to happen next. Having just released their first EP of original material entitled "Bloom" in February 2018, Turpentine Shine is poised to continue growing their audience and their sound as they work their way into 2019 and beyond.


I signed up for github and notice the ssh key option which looked interesting. I originally expected something like an ssl key (name, co name, etc). After going through it i notice i only put a password and it is always myuser@comp-name (this is windows). Why? I thought it was a user/pass id and i can create separate keys for separate purpose for privacy reasons.
Now i see i am required to use one to create a repository. Also i see something about a 'private key file' when looking at options. What exactly is an SSH Key and how can i create a separate user without creating a separate login in windows.
To create an SSH key (or more precisely: a public/private key pair) on Windows, you can use the (free) PuttyGen. It is an addon to the popular PuTTY SSH client.
Of course you can also create the key using the OpenSSH tools; these are just less common on Windows.
Have you heard of asymmetric encryption (also called public-key cryptography)? That's the technology that SSH keys are based on.
It turns out that the process also works in reverse, with the keys switched. If you encrypt something using your private key, it can only be decrypted using the corresponding public key. This may seem useless because anyone in the world can get your public key and decrypt the message, but it does have one very useful side effect: it confirms that the message came from you. Because nobody else in the world has your private key, nobody else could have made a message that can be decrypted with your public key.
If you think about it, being able to verify that a message came from you and not from some impostor is exactly what authentication is all about. Every time you log into a website using a username and password, you're providing some secret information that supposedly only you know, in order to prove that the login request is coming from you. Well, you can do the same thing with your private key: encrypt your login request in order to prove that it comes from you. And that's how SSH key pair authentication works. Instead of you providing a username and password, the SSH server sends your SSH client a message to be encrypted with your private key. The client encrypts it, sends back the encrypted message, and the server decrypts it using your public key to check it. If it passes the check, congratulations, you're logged in!
I haven't signed up for GitHub myself (yet) so I'm not familiar with the exact procedure, but I suspect that when they ask for a username@host, that's just as a comment to identify the particular key. If you log into GitHub from different computers, you'll have a different SSH private key for each of those computers, and GitHub needs to keep track of all the corresponding public keys. The username@host is a pretty standard way to label SSH public keys that come from different people and/or different hosts.
By the way, it's worth mentioning that SSH key pair authentication is generally considered more secure than username/password authentication. The reason is that, when you use a username and password to log into a website, you have to share that information with at least one other computer: the web server that runs the site. Most of the time, that's fine, but it's always possible that whoever is in charge of the website, or even just someone who has access to the server, could be recording your password and using it behind your back to impersonate you. Using a private/public key pair eliminates that possibility, because you never share the private key with anyone at all, not even the server you're logging into. So, although the server (e.g. GitHub) is perfectly able to check whether it's really you logging in, it still doesn't have enough information to pretend to log in as you.
As for how you create an SSH key pair: I'm a Linux user myself, so I'm not sure how it'd be done with the software you're using on Windows. Whatever SSH client program you use (PuTTY?) should give you some way to create a key pair.
How to push to github from a server account with multiple users?


The City of Davis Gymnastics and Dance Center offers recreational classes for children and youth ages 1-17. We pride ourselves in building confidence and skills needed to excel in all areas of life. Gymnastics and dance help social interactions, movement fundamentals, self-esteem and develop skills to enhance other sports. We employ highly trained staff who show a desire and love for working with youth.
Check the Recreation Schedule for a complete listing of classes.
To contact the Gymnastics and Dance Center, please call (530) 757-5627.
This class is designed as an introduction to the world of gymnastics. This is a fun class for you and your youngster. The children will explore movement in a maze of colorful equipment with the help of you and your instructor. Parent participation is required.
Participants will continue to build skills while learning how to focus on the coach's instruction to prepare for the transition to Tiny Tumbers. Parent participation is required.
Spend time with your child while enjoying a fun and colorful adventure. Through the use of obstacle courses and a variety of gymnastics equipment, your child will learn in a fun and safe environment. Caring staff encourages your child's natural desire to explore movement. Parent participation is required.
Our instructors introduce your child to gymnastics in a structured but fun environment. Your child will playfully learn gymnastics while developing strength, balance, flexibility and coordination. All skills are taught in a fun, age-appropriate environment. This is the first gymnastics class where the child participates without a parent.
This is the second class in our preschool series without parent involvement. Children will continue to learn gymnastics skills in a safe and fun environment. They will start to learn harder skills and spend more time on the larger equipment. This class requires instructor consent.
Fantastic flippers Is the third class in the preschool series. It is a unique class designed for children who have completed Junior Jumpers. Children will continue learning new gymnastics skills while working on strength, flexibility, and technique. This class requires instructor consent.
Our classes offer gymnastics instruction in a safe and fun environment for girls ages 6-17. The participants warm up, then practice and learn skills on vault, bars, beam, floor and tumble track. All new gymnasts need to start in Girls Beginning Gymnastics. We follow the USA Gymnastics program for teaching. Girls will have an opportunity to learn new skills, make friends and gain increased self-esteem. All participants have a skill card to keep track of their progress in the class. Typically it takes more than one session for a child to complete a level. When your child has completed a level, you will receive her skill card in the mail. All classes Levels Beginning, Intermediate and Advances are by instructor consent only.
Our gymnastics classes offer gymnastics instruction, strength and body control in a safe and fun environment for boys ages 6-12. Participants learn and practice skills on the floor, bars, vault, rings and pommel horse. All participants will have a skill card that will keep track of their progress in the class.
This is a fun dance class for you and your young one to enjoy together. Learn basic dance skills and have fun moving to the music. Parent participation required.
Children will learn the basics of ballet through barre work and games. They will become familiar with dancing to music with the guidance of an instructor. Your child will also learn the basic gymnastics skills on the trampoline and floor.
Does your child do better learning on their own? Is your child working on mastering a specific skill or trick? If so, private lessons may be the perfect choice. Call the City of Davis Gymnastics and Dance Center at (530) 757-5627 to set up a lesson time. Private lessons are $24.00 per half hour. We will arrange a coach who can teach at your child's ability level at a time that works for you.
Teen gymnastics is for children ages 12-17. This class is designed to meet the needs of each participant. Participants will be working mostly on floor skills along with strength and flexibility. Teen gymnastics is the perfect class for beginning to advanced gymnasts! Teen gymnastics is offered on Tuesday nights from 6:30-8:00 pm.
Parties at the Gymnastics and Dance Center are available for children of all ages. Party guests will enjoy games, a giant obstacle course, tumble track, parachute fun and more! The parties are led by enthusiastic and interactive staff. Please reserve the Gym, please complete a Gymnastics & Glow Party Application .
This is a great opportunity for various events including, birthday parties, Moms groups, sports or club parties, etc. Any desired party decorations, paper products, food or drinks may be brought in by the party host. These items are not provided by the Gymnastics and Dance Center. Maximum of 25 children per party. $50.00 refundable deposit is required.
Parties can be booked up to 6 months in advance. Rental fee and $50 refundable deposit are due at the time of reservation.
GLOW parties are available at the Gymnastics and Dance Center! We can provide the ultimate party for your 9-14 year olds! GLOW parties are offered September - April.
Encourage your guests to wear white or bright neon colors and really see what all the fun is about!
The Gymnastic and Dance Center offers experiences to be remembered for years to come!


Trek the headhunter trail while you enjoy the most of the view of the rainforest and its flora and fauna. And explore various caves full of mysteries and adventure nature's beauty.
Upon arrival Mulu Airport, meet and greet by our friendly representative and transfer to Mulu Marriott Resort & Spa for check in. Afternoon, meet at resort lobby and transfer to Mulu National Park headquarters. Upon registration and proceed on plank walk for 3 Km to reach Deer Cave & Lang Cave. After exploring the caves, proceed to bats observatory to observe bats flying out of caves entrance at late evening (Only confine to fine weather). Return journey on the same plank walk to park headquarters and transfer back to resort. Overnight at resort.
Breakfast at hotel and transfer by longboat proceed to Batu Bungan - Penan Settlement, to observe the tribe lifestyle and to select handicrafts on display for sale at Penan Settlement. Continue journey by longboat to Wind Cave and Clearwater Cave. Picnic lunch at Clearwater summer huts and relax for a while then continue journey by longboat to Long Litut. Then jungle trek for 3 hours to Camp 5. Dinner and overnight at Camp 5.
Breakfast at Camp 5. after breakfast ascend to Gunung Api for 3 hours to view the magnificent. Pinnacles. During the climb you will see many species of plants, all types of insects within this virgin jungle of Borneo. Pack lunch will be serve at the observatory point. After lunch descend to Camp 5. Dinner and overnight at Camp 5.
Torchlight, insect repellent, raincoat, swim wear, towel, trekking shoes, sleeping bag, own drinking bottle and first aid kit.


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Palmarés internacional

Referencias

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After many technical issues, we're back with episode 2 of the JL Applied Technologies podcast.
J describes the Nexus 4 from Google. We walk you through the setup process of the Nexus.
We also explain why headphones are needed to type passwords and how to get around it.
J talks about the experience of switching from an iPhone to Android.
We speculate on the usefulness of Android in an education environment.
or you can Follow us on Twitter.
A look at the Nexus 4 from an accessibility viewpoint by JL Applied Technologies is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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Q: Cooldown on on_message event discord.py I'm trying to make a suggestion system with discord.py. A user DMs the bot a message and the bot sends that message in a specific channel. The code works, I wanted to understand if it is possible to add a cooldown in sending DMs to the bot and how to do it.
@client.event
async def on_message(message):
if not message.author.bot:
    if isinstance(message.channel, DMChannel):
        if len(message.content) > 700:
            await message.channel.send("Suggerimento troppo lungo")

        else:
            embedMod= discord.Embed(title="Suggerimento:", description=message.content, colour=0xfc5a50, timestamp=datetime.utcnow())
            embedMod.set_footer(icon_url="https://s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/cdn.lnk.bio/profilepics/-1230732_20210524863.jpg")
            embedMod.set_author(name=f'{message.author}', icon_url=f'{message.author.avatar_url}')
            mod = client.get_channel(900085945414582312)
            await mod.send(embed=embedMod)
            await message.channel.send('Suggerimento registrato con successo, grazie mille.')

Update, is correct?
@client.event        # Suggerimenti
async def on_message(message):
   bucket = cd_mapping.get_bucket(message)
   retry_after = bucket.update_rate_limit()
   if retry_after:
      await message.channel.send("Scimmia")

   else:
       if not message.author.bot:
               if isinstance(message.channel, DMChannel):
                   if len(message.content) > 700:
                    await message.channel.send("Suggerimento troppo lungo")

              else:
                    embedMod= discord.Embed(title="Suggerimento:", description=message.content, colour=0xfc5a50, timestamp=datetime.utcnow())
                   embedMod.set_footer(icon_url="https://s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/cdn.lnk.bio/profilepics/-1230732_20210524863.jpg")
                    embedMod.set_author(name=f'{message.author}', icon_url=f'{message.author.avatar_url}')
                    mod = client.get_channel(900085945414582312)
                    await mod.send(embed=embedMod)
                    await message.channel.send('Suggerimento registrato con successo, grazie mille.')
    else:
                   await client.process_commands(message)

A: You can do it with discord.py cooldowns:
from discord.ext import commands

cd_mapping = commands.CooldownMapping.from_cooldown(1, 60, commands.BucketType.user)

@client.event
async def on_message(message):
    bucket = cd_mapping.get_bucket(message)
    retry_after = bucket.update_rate_limit()
    if retry_after:
        # rate limited
    else:
        # not rate limited

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An example of the indicators of abuse occurring at the service of a residential care home is if for example, a service user called, Amy who is a 70 years old and has be cared for because she is a vulnerable adult with a physical disability, therefore she has to be tended to at all times by a health and social care professional at the service. However, her carer is new and does not like her at all because she has to always look after her and she always wants something ebvery minute, this is why her carer is very frustrated with her. Therefore, because of this she does not respect her and most of the time abuses her by taking her out of her wheelchair and pushing her on the floor, kicking her. This is why Amy now has bruises on her stomach and that is why she has now fracyured her ribs, however no one knows of this intentinal abuse because her carer has chosen to abuse her in a protected area that not everyone is going to see except her. This form of abuse links into the indicator of unexplained brusing. Whenever Amy, complains about the pain to her fellow residents or the other carers her carer lies and says that Amy had fallen off her wheelchair, that is why she has not been caught yet and instead Amy's injuries remain unexplained. Judging from this, if Amy was to get a new carer, then those injuries that she has had are indicators of her physical abuse that has occurred with her, therefore it will be a lot easier to help her.


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♂ Barent Jacobzen
Apollonia Barents
Barent Jacobzen » Timeline
Sources Linked on this Profile:
birth • Barent Jacobsen Cool - Wikitree (Includes Many Records) • Link
treaty • Barent Jacobsen Cool - 1633 June 8: Agreement for a Trading House on the Connecticut River (Pre-Minute Books documents) • Link
occupation • Barent Jacobson Cool - Miner Descent • Link
occupation • Cornelia Van Vredenburgh - The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volumes 21-22 p. 164 • Link
Amsterdam, Holland ⇓
Baptised at Saint Catherine's Church. This church is also where royal weddings took place.
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Barent Jacobsen Cool - Wikitree (Includes Many Records) • Link
1610 • Jamestown, Virginia: Acting as temporary Governor, Thomas Gates, along with John Rolfe, Captain Ralph Hamor, Sir George Somers, and other survivors from the Sea Venture (wrecked at Bermuda) arrive at Jamestown; they find that 60 have survived the "starving time" (winter), the fort palizadoes and gates have been torn down, and empty houses have been used for firewood, in fear of attacks by natives outside the fort area.
Age: 23y
New Amsterdam, New York, USA ⇓
Barent Jacobsen Cool sailed to New Amsterdam in the services of the Dutch West-India Company, on one of his sailings possibly from Amsterdam as a sailor in late 1632 on the ship Soutberg, which arrived in April 1633 with 140 soldiers. At this time, New Amsterdam, or New York City, only had a population of around 400-500. On June 8, he and six others signed a treaty with the Sickename Indians to purchase land on the Connecticut River. The cost was recorded as 27 rolls of cloth, 6 axes, 6 kettles, 18 knives, and other articles. Barent's group also built a trading house called "The House of Good Hope" or "Huys de Hoop" and fortified it with several cannons. This was done to halt English exploration of the land.
2 Sources ⇓
Barent Jacobsen Cool - 1633 June 8: Agreement for a Trading House on the Connecticut River (Pre-Minute Books documents) • Link
1633 • The Roman Catholic church forces Galileo Galilei to recant his heliocentric view of the solar system: Eppur si muove (Italian) (Which, in fact, he did not say).
Barent sailed on the ship Den Dolphyn to New Amsterdam early that year with his father-in-law, Leendert Arentsen DeGrauw. It is presumed that his wife and her brothers and sisters were also on board. On April 19 the crew of the Den Dolphyn made a formal complaint to the provincial secretary about how the ship leaked during the voyage and that the captain had not provided enough food for the passengers. Barent and DeGrauw testified that several children belonging to Jan Schepmoes and his wife didn't receive enough food.
1638 • Thirty Years' War – The Treaty of Hamburg is signed by France and Sweden.
From 1638 until 1644 he was captain of the yacht Amsterdam, and he sailed the Hudson River, also acting as a river pilot for other boats.
Barent Jacobson Cool - Miner Descent • Link
Cornelia Van Vredenburgh - The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volumes 21-22 p. 164 • Link
1644 • Pope Innocent X succeeds Pope Urban VIII as the 236th pope.
birth of child
1645 • English Civil War: The Royalists lose Carlisle.
Barent was enrolled as a burgher of New Amsterdam and took an oath to the States-General of the United Netherlands, to the Dutch West India Company, and to its Director-General.
1657 • The first eleven Quaker settlers arrive in New Amsterdam (later New York) and are allowed to practice their faith.
On April 13, 1654, Barent became a wine and beer carrier for the Dutch West India Company. He watched the company warehouse and was appointed by the New Amsterdam burgomasters as an exciseman. He, along with Joost Goderus, boarded ships in New Amsterdam, searched their contents, and levied duty on the goods they found. In 1664, he "took the oath to the King [of England] 21-26 Oct 1664 after the conquest of New Netherland." On 17 July 1665 he was called Elder of the Beer Porters.
1665 • 11 March - A new legal code is approved for the Dutch and English towns of New York guaranteeing all Protestants the right to continue their religious observances unhindered.
The last record for Barent is his being listed as sponsor in Nieuw-Amsterdam at the baptism of his grandson Johannes Willems van Vreedenberg.
1671 • The Académie royale d'architecture is founded by Louis XIV of France in Paris, the world's first school of architecture.


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Questions about Flow
What will happen if I re-activate a Flow?
Should I use the 'New Entry' or the 'Contacts' block in my Flow?
What's the difference between a Flow in 'active mode' and in 'test mode'?
Now, that's a good question! These two blocks can result in a quite different scenario, depending on the purpose of your Flow. Let's take a look at some scenarios:
(assuming you're already familiar with Flow, the New entry block and the Contacts block).
When to use the Contacts block
if you have a fixed or a final list of contacts in a segment. For example, you have the exact number of attendees and you would just want to send that specific number an email. Or, another Flow has successfully finished and you have the number of contacts coming from that Flow.
when you know that the number of contacts in the selected segment will not be updated any time soon.
if you are using only Contacts blocks in a Flow, consider the Flow to have "closed doors" for new contacts.
Note: if you are using a segment in the Contacts block and your Flow is live, you cannot Freeze the flow to change the segment into a different one. Adding more contacts to an already-live flow is made possible with the New Entry block.
The number of contacts in a segment is locked at the moment of Flow activation. Meaning, you have a Flow with a Contacts block that has a segment of 100 contacts. You activate the Flow, and an email will be sent to these 100 contacts. If you at a later point add 20 more contacts to this segment (after the Flow activation) - the email will not be sent to the newly-added 20, because the Flow was activated when the segment only had 100 contacts.
When to use the New Entry block
when you're uncertain that the list of contacts is fixed and final, but would want to update it with new contacts.
when you know that you would constantly need to add new contacts to that Flow.
if you have a New Entry block in a Flow, you're leaving an "open door" from where new contacts can come in.
Note: Since a New Entry is literally an open door, there's a possibility where a contact could come in two or more times in the same Flow. To prevent this, connect it to a Contact match block with the setting the contact has been here before, to make sure only new contacts come in and not the same contact twice. The contact matches a segment setting is another way to make sure only the right contacts are let in.
Letting new contacts in is done through the contacts in the Contacts app.
In short, closed versus open doors. Fixed versus updated lists of contacts. Find the one you need, and continue with that beautiful Flow!
Account roles in Loopify
New Entry block
Contacts block


The regular meeting of the McIntosh County Industrial Development Authority (MCIDA) was held January 30, 2018, in the board room of the Industrial Development Authority Office, 103 Fort King George Drive, Darien, Georgia, at 6:00 p.m., Chairman, Chris Harper, called the meeting to order.
Board Members present at meeting called to order were: Chris Harper, Cliff Sowell, TK King, Jean Tinnin, and Mitchell Smith. Also present were President Wally Orrel, Attorney Jay Duncan, and Executive Assistant Teresa Gibson.
Board Members: Ray Williams and JR Grovner were absent.
Chris Harper requested a motion to approve the agenda. Mitchell Smith made the motion to approve the agenda. Jean Tinnin seconded the motion. Mr. Harper asked if there were any changes, additions, or deletions. None were given and the motion carried unanimously.
Chris Harper requested a motion to approve the December 12, 2017 regular board meeting minutes. Jean Tinnin made the motion to approve the December 12, 2017 regular board meeting minutes. The motion was seconded by Cliff Sowell. The motion carried unanimously.
Chris Harper asked Cliff Sowell for the Treasurer's Report. Dr. Sowell highlighted again this month that the tax revenues are down substantially due to the lateness of the property tax bills being delayed. The current tax bills were not submitted until December which is three months later than normal. This will cause the revenues in 2018 to be substantially larger due to this issue. The only other issue was the unbudgeted expenses in legal fees for the Waterfront transaction with Oaks on the River. Other than these two items, Cliff spoke to the Board about the November-December 2017 financials which mirrored November-December 2016. Dr. Sowell also spoke to the Board about the Year-end financials which mirrored Year-end of 2016. Dr. Sowell asked the Board if they had any questions. No questions were asked.
Wally Orrel announced that the property closing of 10 acres in the Tidewater Industrial Complex to International Décor Outlet is complete.
Chris Harper requested a motion to approve The Darien News as the legal organ for the MCIDA. Jean Tinnin made the motion to approve The Darien News as the legal organ for the MCIDA. Mitchell Smith seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
Jean Tinnin requested a motion to approve Southeastern Bank as the MCIDA depository. Cliff Sowell made the motion to approve Southeastern Bank as the MCIDA depository. TK King seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. Chris Harper abstained.
Chairman – Mitchell Smith nominated Chris Harper to be Chairman and made the motion to appoint Chris Harper as the Chairman of the MCIDA. Cliff Sowell seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
Vice Chairman – Mitchell Smith nominated Jean Tinnin to be Vice Chairman and made the motion to appoint Jean Tinnin as the Vice Chairman of the MCIDA. TK King seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
Secretary/Treasurer – Mitchell Smith nominated Cliff Sowell to be Secretary/Treasurer and made the motion to appoint Cliff Sowell as the Secretary/Treasurer of the MCIDA. Jean Tinnin seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
Chris Harper requested a motion to approve Cliff Sowell as Board Appointee to Southeast GA Joint Development Authority Board. Jean Tinnin made the motion to approve Cliff Sowell as Board Appointee. Mitchell Smith seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
Wally Orrel requested a motion to approve Blessing of the Fleet to use Office Building, Waterfront Park, Outside Docks from April 12-16, 2018 and the pond at Tidewaters Industrial Complex for Kids's Rodeo on Saturday, April 14, 2018. Cliff Sowell made the motion to approve Blessing of the Fleet. Mitchell Smith seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
Wally Orrel requested a motion to approve the revenues from property closing of the 10 acres to International Décor Outlet to reduce loan amount at Southeastern Bank. Jean Tinnin made the motion to approve revenues from IDO purchase to be applied towards debt. TK King and Cliff Sowell seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously. Chris Harper abstained.
Chris Harper requested a motion to approve of Paving bid in Tidewaters Industrial Complex to go to lowest bidder which was East Coast Asphalt. Cliff Sowell made the motion to approve paving bid. Mitchell Smith seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously.
Wally Orrel announced that for the year 2018 McIntosh County is in a Tier 1 Status along with 70 other counties in the state of Georgia. State of Georgia will guide companies to Tier 1 Status Counties for tax breaks.
Wally Orrel announced that Tidewaters Industrial Complex is looking better along I-95. The land has been cleared and there are new billboards up along I-95.
Wally Orrel announced that although he has thoroughly loved his job and has appreciated all of the MCIDA Board of Directors for their support and leadership. He plans to retire June 30, 2018.
Chris Harper announced that Michael Hardy, Martin Nesmith, Martin Miller and himself went to Atlanta on January 10th to meet with politicians concerning the State of Georgia and the desire for Rural Georgia Initiative and wants McIntosh to be part of it.
Chris Harper asked Jay Duncan if there was a need for Executive Session and Mr. Duncan replied yes. Chris called for a motion to move into Executive Session to discuss Personnel and Legal. Jean Tinnin made the motion to move into Executive Session and TK King seconded the motion. The motion passes unanimously and at 6:35 p.m. the meeting moved into Executive Session.
Wally Orrel announced that we had 2 board members with a birthday this month and wished them a happy birthday.
Chris Harper called for a motion to adjourn the meeting. Mitchell Smith made the motion to adjourn the meeting, TK King seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously, the meeting adjourned at 7:11 p.m.
Next meeting will be Tuesday, February 27, 2018, 5:00 p.m. workshop and 6:00 p.m. board meeting.


A Greater Love: Love or Murder?
After a strong focus on the first two, John moves us into a deep consideration of what we call love when we say we love one another in the church.
Many have become suspect of the Lord and His Church because of experiences they have had when the promise of love falls short. Many our looking for something deeper than empty words, even when they are spoken with good intentions.
It was never God's will for us to fall short or to struggle when it comes to love. A matter of fact, John's first letter addresses this is great detail to lead to real change, real action, and real love.


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Rest doesn't help Kershaw in the least
PUBLISHED: July 16, 2010 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: September 1, 2017 at 5:53 a.m.
ST. LOUIS – Chris Carpenter looked like an All-Star again. The break did Clayton Kershaw no good at all.
Improved mechanics allowed Carpenter to go after hitters instead of trying to trick them. He was in command, allowing four hits in eight innings of a 7-1 victory over the Dodgers on Thursday night.
"I definitely felt better," Carpenter said. "I've still got some work to do, but no question it was way better than it's felt the last two times."
Rookie Allen Craig got the first two RBIs of his career without a hit off Kershaw (9-5), who dug his own hole with consecutive walks on 11 pitches to start the Cardinals' two-run first, meriting a quick visit from pitching coach Rick Honeycutt.
Kershaw also got tagged with a liner off his right leg for an infield hit by Aaron Miles in the second and allowed four earned runs in 4<MD+,%30,%55,%70>1/<MD-,%0,%55,%70>3 innings with one strikeout.
"Just a rough night," Kershaw said. "You saw it, I made some all right pitches. I was out of rhythm early."
Kershaw fanned 12 in his last pre-All-Star break outing a week ago in a victory over the Cubs, but faltered mostly due to a lack of control against a lineup that featured eight right-handed bats.
"No command," Dodgers manager Joe Torre said. "His breaking ball had no sharpness to it. He hadn't pitched in a week, you've got to chalk it up to that."
The lone left-handed hitting starter, Colby Rasmus, walked and doubled in three at-bats against Kershaw.
"He's aggressive and I'm aggressive, so it's a good matchup," Rasmus said.
Andre Ethier homered and singled for the Dodgers, who committed errors on consecutive plays in St. Louis' two-run fourth.
Carpenter (10-3) and the Giants' Tim Lincecum were the only two National League pitchers not used in the All-Star Game, by arrangement because both had starts scheduled for Thursday. The right-hander looked much sharper than in a pair of losses before the break in which he permitted 11 runs in nine innings. He retired the first seven batters to open the game, and eight in a row after Ethier's 15th homer with one out in the fourth.
"That's six days rest, and he was strong," Cardinals manager Tony La Russa said. "He was nails all night long."
Carpenter struck out six with no walks. He's 6-0 with a 1.77 ERA against the Dodgers, including seven scoreless innings June 8 at Dodger Stadium without a decision, and 19-4 against the NL West.
Two of Albert Pujols' three hits came off Kershaw, who allowed one run in 15 innings in two previous starts in St. Louis. Counting a first-round playoff sweep last October, St. Louis had lost six in a row to the Dodgers.
Manny Ramirez was 0-for-3 with a fielding error in left after being activated from the 15-day disabled list earlier in the day. Ramirez misplayed the bounce on Yadier Molina's single to open the fourth and shortstop Rafael Furcal followed with a wild relay to the plate on Miles' RBI single as the Cardinals took a 4-1 lead.
Plenty of cushion for Carpenter.
"He's so good," Torre said. "He knows what to do with the lead. He frustrates you because he can pitch in and around the strike zone and he can throw a strike any time he wants."
Rookie Jon Jay, a defensive replacement in right field in the sixth inning, had an RBI double in the seventh to extend his hitting streak to 12 games. He's batting .500 (19-for-38) during the longest current streak in the league.
Felipe Lopez had been 0-for-13 against Kershaw before his RBI double in the fourth. Craig, recalled from Triple-A Memphis earlier in the day, had a run-scoring groundout and sacrifice fly.
Lassina Traore double-double leads Long Beach State past UC Davis


When it comes to creating something, the beginning is usually the best part.
That spark of inspiration, the glass-chime music of a new idea. The hairs at the back of your neck is raising, you get this deep but light feeling in your stomach — as if you're hungry, but you're really not. It feels like an incoming storm surge, but kinder, with its deep underground rumble.
It comes at you intensely, crashing against your body like huge waves. You're typing like a madman, going 100 words per minute. You've written The Best Introduction™ in a long time.
The dialogue between your MCs is sooo witty, you even chuckle-snorted. Your palette looks wonderful, and you mixed all the colors right. The anatomy of the hands is perfect and the shading is just as you imagined it to be.
You go into the creative process with maximum motivation, like a car with the turbo booster on. I love this part. You love this part. Anyone who creates things loooves this part! We all wish we could be in this oh-so-wonderful state of being for-freakin-ever. To be completely in the flow, because it feels like you are living and breathing creation itself. Like you're freaking Te Fiti!
Like any other booster, it sputters and fizzes out until there's none left. The water is calm again. The intense inspiration leaves your body, replaced by an equally intense frustration.
Creative frustration. This is what happens when the fleeting, carefree pixie we call inspiration leaves our body in the middle of an incredible burst of creative flow.
I bumped into good ol' Creative Frustration several months back. I was struggling with writing a draft for a blog post. I did not know how to convey into words what I was feeling and what I was thinking. It all just felt so wrong.
Stopping meant I wouldn't be able to finish that blog post, and worst case scenario, lose that bout of inspiration that made me start writing it in the first place. But forging ahead meant the rest of the words I write, and the little jokes I put, would feel forced and unauthentic.
I guess, when we create something, we have this mental picture of its final look, an expectation. So when it doesn't look anywhere near that, when it doesn't meet your expectations (which is almost all the time ugh), it's incredibly frustrating. You become resentful – at your work and, mostly, at yourself. Then the self-loathing starts.
You try to keep going but you can feel the awkwardness of every move you do or every word you typed or every stroke you put onto canvas. Everything just feels so wrong.
It's usually at this point when you have the sudden urge to burn your work, or tear it to shreds, or lob it to the bin. This is when people usually throw in their towels and raise their white flags, surrendering to creative frustration.
But before you pull the plugs on that creative project, hear me out.
That creative frustration? It's a natural part of the creative process.
You go through creative frustration in order for you to finish that work-in-progress. It may not look like it, but it can be very helpful too. It urges you to move. Being frustrated makes you want to try harder!
So what's that one counterattack you can do when creative frustration hits?
I was about to throw in the towel with that difficult blog post I mentioned earlier, but artistic stubbornness kicked in and I kept on writing. I tried not to look at the previous sentence or the previous paragraph. (Which was incredibly hard, let me tell you.) I only focused on putting one word after another. Side note: Practicing free writing was so useful in times like this, you guys.
Once I felt done with that first draft, I saved it and closed the Word document and stepped away from the computer. The next day, I started reading through what I wrote and began editing.
Sometimes, when you soldier on, you find great things you did not quite expect when you started.
Sometimes, you find your work is even more beautiful or more meaningful than what you first got on.
Do you experience creative frustration too? How do you cope with it, and what do you do to get through it? I would love to hear your thoughts!
Creative stubbornness is so necessary to keep going. I feel this is especially true for blogging because it a continuous process, more like running a marathon, and you tend to get drained of your thought process. Congratulations! you coined quite a term there!
I love how you compared it with marathon because that is so true! Thanks so much! Though I'm sure I'm not the first one who thought of that phrase haha!
Kate, sometimes I feel like you're in my brain. Your examples of self talk during creative frustration are eerily accurate. Once again, your post focuses on an important issue and offers some great advice.
One thing that I find immensely helpful is to talk to a friend. In fact, I recently wrote a blog post about my awesome support network. My friends reassure me when I feel like I'm totally no good, and often help me figure out what to do about things I've written that, well, kind of are no good. Lol. I often talk through plot points and ideas with my friends, especially my favorite bibliophile, who's great at helping me figure out thorny plot issues.
I think honest, supportive friends are really important for helping with frustration, problems, and the demon that is negative self talk.
Awesome post, Kate, as usual.
Ah, the dreaded blocks…I've been dealing with this lately as I write my latest update in my online story and occasionally blog posts. I definitely agree; the best way to proceed is simply to keep going even if it feels like churning out garbage because you can always go back and edit later. And I find that often times, the results really aren't as bad as initially expected. It mostly comes down to showing up and getting to work regularly. We probably aren't going to be in the zone all the time after all. Great post.
So true! Sometimes we're waist-deep into the work that all we see are the tiny flaws magnified but once we've taken a step back and go back at it later, it's actually not that bad. Showing up definitely is important. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Awesome post Kate!! Love your blog!!


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It's an interesting (and kind of long) story – of how we met. When we're asked in person, I honestly feel like the person asking immediately regrets it because it's not a simple answer.
I'm a researcher. I always have been.
Some of you will read that and interpret it as "I'm an internet creep. I always have been" and you wouldn't be wrong. I have a love for computers (obviously) and I've been sharing my life on and off, online for over 16 years so I know my way around the internet.
I like answers to things and I don't like waiting to have the answer told to me – I go search it myself. Helllllo Google.
At my first desk job out of University, I started thinking about who I could creep and find on Facebook because I was bored at work. The idea sparked, and I remembered about a girl named Ashley that I'd scooped ice cream one summer at my first job at the Georgian Grill. What ever happened to her, I thought? And so, I creeped.
I found out she had an Account Executive position and at our ages I thought that was impressive. We chatted, I told her how I'd always wanted to work at a magazine too, and fast forward three weeks – I had a job offer at Where Calgary magazine and started planning the move.
I had a plan, I knew the head office was in Toronto and thought – this is one year position – enough time for me to get in with the company and transfer over to the head office once done.
I was the link between Calgary and Toronto – I spoke with numerous people (via email) all day, every day. B was one of them. He controlled the money that I needed to organize to my sales representatives. He also never answered my phone calls. Or my emails. He didn't like me much. I wasn't too keen on him either.
Nonetheless, after four months, I added him to Facebook. I had a plan, remember. I added him and the other 6 people I communicated with through email all the time because it was all networking. Had to have my connections on the inside when I transferred offices, of course.
Instead I started Simply Elaborate and never took a desk job again (although I miss that place most days).
I continued sharing my life and goals, aspirations and photos and one day I was moving – and I needed help.
Moving day was the day after my birthday, on a Wednesday and I everyone I knew was working. I made the call on – you guess it – Facebook and B responded (along with a ton of super amazing friends) and asked the details, because he'd love to come help.
I thought is this guy for real? Who helps strangers move? But I gave him the details and on the day of – he showed up (late, of course) and the first thing I had him move was a drawer of my unmentionables from the basement apartment up three flights of stairs to my new place across the street.
All my friends who came to help asked who this guy was, never heard of him, or seen him before and I shrugged my shoulders – just a guy I knew from work a long time ago – no big deal.
I'd ordered pizza for everyone and remember sitting on boxes while we all ate and I was telling some stupid story and I couldn't concentrate because every time I looked his way – he was paying attention so intently I was unearthed.
It was the first time we'd met, spoken to one another in person, or even in a personal capacity.
Afterwards, now that B had my number, he wrote to say thanks for the "Thank you for helping me move" cookies and slowly we began texting here and there.
Finally, we met again for dinner two months later, where I couldn't figure out if we were on a date or not – but B made me a mix tape with jazz Christmas songs to play as ambiance music in the new apartment and my heart melted and I decided we were.
I liked him and after a month, he finally kissed me and I knew he did too. Ensue the "awwwwwws".
It's such a small tidbit glimpse into the interlaced lives we've created. Our initial meeting and dating felt so surreal and magical, and now looking back so I can write this – it's really nothing compared to what we've been through since – and what we will together in the future.
It took a while, yes (everyone kept asking) but after 3.5 years, B asked me to be his wife, his partner and continued love and the choice was simple – yes.
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Before we get into the Good Reads and Good Deeds for the week, I want to show you my view as I type this. With Christmas coming up, I would feel like a bad friend if I didn't share you you my kids all time favorite toy. It's called Straws and Connectors (Affiliate link.) and if you don't mind occasionally trading in your living room for works of art, I highly recommend it.
If you follow me on Instagram, you've seen lots and lots of pictures of these…we've had them for a few years now.
I love toys that inspire creativity and teamwork. My kids worked on this "motorboat" creation all morning yesterday. Then they played with it all afternoon. So fun.
Friendly note: the link above is to the 230 piece set, but if you have more than two kids you might want the 705 piece set. That's what we have and it's plenty for all of them to play with.
Why the Battle for Joy Is Worth It – This post from Ann Voskamp is encouraging, inspiring and comforting.
Speak Louder Than the Nutella – I just love Annie Downs.
Last week's challenge was to use people's names. How did it go? Do you have any stories to share?
I love how people's faces light up when we say their name. Love it!
Hold the door. Be intentional about holding the door for others. Do it with a smile. This is a great way to get your kids involved and bring cheer to others. It's always fun to watch kinds learning kindness.
Do you have a story from last week's challenge? Or an update from this week's? Click here to join the discussion.
Last weeks challenge took place in the middle of a booj by liz curtis higgs…the power of speaking someones name was in there! Timing!!! Greatness.
Kat, it was Bookends. I told my husband the other night that I'm so disappointed my book ended….I miss the characters and story!
gracias para todo. this post came at the exact moment I needed it. Already bought the 705 piece set for my boys for Christmas and the 230 piece for my nephew. You are my hero.
Can't wait to see some Instagrams of the creations they make!


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Rosenthal, A. M. (Abraham Michael), 1922-2006
New York Times Company records. A.M. Rosenthal papers, 1955-1994 [bulk 1967-1986]
Manuscripts and Archives Division | MssCol 17929
54.18 linear feet (129 boxes)
The New York Times Company records: A.M. Rosenthal papers document the editorial career of New York Times Managing and Executive Editor Abraham Michael Rosenthal (1922-2006), noted for his stewardship of that newspaper... more
The New York Times Company records: A.M. Rosenthal papers document the editorial career of New York Times Managing and Executive Editor Abraham Michael Rosenthal (1922-2006), noted for his stewardship of that newspaper during one of its most tumultuous periods, from the 1960s through the 1980s. The collection contains Rosenthal's office files from The New York Times, spanning the era of his editorial tenure. Containing extensive professional correspondence, the papers illustrate the deliberations and thought processes behind the decisions made at the very top of arguably the most important newspaper in the world. less
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New York Times Company
New York Times Company records. Foreign Desk records, 1948-1993
72.5 linear feet (175 boxes)
The New York Times Foreign Desk records is a collection of files maintained by the New York Times Company documenting the work and accomplishment of the foreign reporting staff, the operation of the foreign news bureaus around the world, and the... more
The New York Times Foreign Desk records is a collection of files maintained by the New York Times Company documenting the work and accomplishment of the foreign reporting staff, the operation of the foreign news bureaus around the world, and the process of gathering and editing the news from abroad. less
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Logan, Andy
Andy Logan papers, 1923-2000
The Andy Logan Papers document the career of the journalist best known for writings published in The New Yorker magazine from 1942 through the 1990s. The collection consists of correspondence, notes, typescripts, galley... more
The Andy Logan Papers document the career of the journalist best known for writings published in The New Yorker magazine from 1942 through the 1990s. The collection consists of correspondence, notes, typescripts, galley proofs, research files, news clippings and printed matter. less
Series III. Subject Files » New York Herald Tribune
New York Times Company records. Amory H. Bradford papers, 1946-1975
1.26 linear feet (3 boxes)
Amory Bradford was a vice president and general manager of The New York Times during the 1950s and early 1960s. The bulk of the papers consist of his office diaries,1959-1963, and files concerning his lawsuit against the... more
Amory Bradford was a vice president and general manager of The New York Times during the 1950s and early 1960s. The bulk of the papers consist of his office diaries,1959-1963, and files concerning his lawsuit against the Times following his resignation in 1963. less
New York World's Fair 1939 and 1940 Incorporated
New York World's Fair 1939 and 1940 Incorporated records, 1935-1945 [bulk 1939-1940]
1203.48 linear feet (2508 boxes, 42 volumes; 12 sound recordings)
The New York World's Fair of 1939 and 1940, was held in Flushing Meadows in the Borough of Queens. The non-profit Fair corporation was formed in 1935 under the guidance of business and civic leaders, and financed through federal, state, municipal... more
The New York World's Fair of 1939 and 1940, was held in Flushing Meadows in the Borough of Queens. The non-profit Fair corporation was formed in 1935 under the guidance of business and civic leaders, and financed through federal, state, municipal and private funds. The Fair commemorated the 150th anniversary of Washington's inauguration in New York City and took "Building the World of Tomorrow" as its central theme. Participants included close to 60 nations, 33 states and U.S. territories, and over a thousand exhibitors, among them some of the largest corporations in the United States. The records of the New York World's Fair 1939-1940 Incorporated present a comprehensive view of all aspects of the Fair including construction, maintenance and demolition of Fair facilities; planning and development; architecture and landscaping; displays and exhibits; government participation; publicity and public relations; amusements, entertainment and concessions; legal and financial affairs; the import and export of goods; labor relations; and public safety and welfare. In addition to correspondence and memoranda, the collection consists of reports, minutes, financial and legal records, architectural plans, design drawings, sound recordings, brochures, leaflets, press releases and other promotional materials, notably over 12,000 photographs of the Fair, its exhibits and visitors. less
VIII. Promotion and Development Division » Series VIII.B. News Dissemination » VIII.B.4. Media Tracking » VIII.B.4.b. News Clippings and Periodicals » Subject » World Affairs » New York Herald Tribune Forum
New York Times Company records. Arthur Hays Sulzberger papers, 1823-1999
129.9 linear feet (297 boxes, 10 volumes)
Arthur Hays Sulzberger was the publisher of xxThe New York Timesxx from 1935 until 1961 and chairman of the board of The New York Times Company from 1961 until 1968. While he was publisher, circulation of The Times almost doubled; the editorial... more
Arthur Hays Sulzberger was the publisher of xxThe New York Timesxx from 1935 until 1961 and chairman of the board of The New York Times Company from 1961 until 1968. While he was publisher, circulation of The Times almost doubled; the editorial page developed a reputation for strong opinions; news events were subjected to more analysis and coverage of specialized topics was strengthened; new sections and departments were created for food, fashion, and women; and the overall style of the paper became less rigid and more aesthetically pleasing. The papers document Sulzberger's life and career at xxThe New York Timesxx, with the majority of the collection relating to Sulzberger's 26 years as president and publisher of the paper. Included in the collection are correspondence with family members, friends, colleagues, world leaders, and other dignitaries; memoranda regarding the business of the newspaper, including Sulzberger's notes of praise and criticism to his editors, managers, and writers; reports on his meetings with world leaders, including Winston Churchill, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Harry S. Truman; and photographs of Sulzberger, his family, business trips, vacations, and The Times' buildings. less
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New York Times Company records. Theodore M. Bernstein papers, 1924-1984 [bulk 1951-1969]
Theodore M. Bernstein (1904-1979) was a longtime editor at The New York Times, a professor at the Columbia University School of Journalism, and the author of several books on editing and journalism. This collection... more
Theodore M. Bernstein (1904-1979) was a longtime editor at The New York Times, a professor at the Columbia University School of Journalism, and the author of several books on editing and journalism. This collection primarily documents Bernstein's tenure as assistant managing editor at The Times between 1952 and 1969. Present are letters, memoranda, and clippings, the bulk of which deal with Bernstein's views on style, language, and the appearance of The Times. The papers also contain photographs of Bernstein and his family, a scrapbook of news-related cables he received from the government during World War II, a small amount of writings from his early career, and some correspondence from the end of his career. less
New York Times Company records. Robert E. Garst papers, 1929-1979 [bulk 1952-1964]
Robert Edward Garst was a longtime editor at The New York Times, rising from the position of City Desk copy editor in 1925 to special assistant to the executive editor at his retirement in 1967. This collection contains... more
Robert Edward Garst was a longtime editor at The New York Times, rising from the position of City Desk copy editor in 1925 to special assistant to the executive editor at his retirement in 1967. This collection contains correspondence, memoranda, reports, typescripts, and photographs documenting the production of The New York Times from 1952 to 1964, while Garst was assistant managing editor under Turner Catledge and E. Clifton Daniel. less
New York Times Company records. Lester Markel papers, 1930-1997 [bulk 1950-1973]
10.08 linear feet (24 boxes)
This collection documents the tenure of Lester Markel (1894-1977), longtime Sunday editor at The New York Times, whose career there spanned 1929 to 1973. Files contain letters, memoranda, speeches, photographs,... more
This collection documents the tenure of Lester Markel (1894-1977), longtime Sunday editor at The New York Times, whose career there spanned 1929 to 1973. Files contain letters, memoranda, speeches, photographs, typescripts, and clippings related to Markel's involvement with the paper, primarily the Sunday Division, along with a small amount of personal correspondence and documents. less
Schiff, Dorothy, 1903-1989
Dorothy Schiff papers, 1904-1989 [bulk 1950s-1970s]
119.8 linear feet (298 boxes)
Dorothy Schiff (1903-1989) was the publisher of the New York Post, the oldest daily newspaper in the United States, from 1942 to 1976. She wrote a column for the paper and served as editor-in-chief from 1961 until she... more
Dorothy Schiff (1903-1989) was the publisher of the New York Post, the oldest daily newspaper in the United States, from 1942 to 1976. She wrote a column for the paper and served as editor-in-chief from 1961 until she sold the paper in 1976. She also published the Paris Post in France from 1945 to 1948 and owned several radio stations in New York City, Los Angeles and San Francisco. The collection contains editorial, operational, business, and legal files of the New York Post and Schiff's personal files and family letters. Editorial files, ca. 1938-ca. 1980, consist chiefly of memoranda between Schiff and her editors, columnists and others; materials relating to the editorial operations of the paper; and files, 1944-1948, of the Paris Post. Operational files are mostly memoranda between Schiff and her plant department heads and correspondence concerning the non-editorial operations of the Post. Business files relate to the business side of the paper and radio stations. Legal files reflect the Post's involvement in libel and anti-trust suits. Schiff's personal papers include memoranda and correspondence dealing with her life as a philanthropist and volunteer worker for various causes, family and personal financial papers, and materials for Jeffrey Potter's biography of Schiff. Of particular interest are transcripts of Potter's taped interviews with Schiff and her friends and associates. Also, photographs of Schiff and others; awards and citations she earned; newsclippings of her column; scrapbooks, 1946-1989, of clippings about her; and printed matter. less
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Orvil Dryfoos (1912-1963) was a newspaper executive and the publisher of The New York Times from 1961 to 1963. The Orvil Dryfoos papers document Dryfoos's daily activities and the operations of The Times, particularly during his tenure as vice... more
Orvil Dryfoos (1912-1963) was a newspaper executive and the publisher of The New York Times from 1961 to 1963. The Orvil Dryfoos papers document Dryfoos's daily activities and the operations of The Times, particularly during his tenure as vice president, president, and publisher from 1954 to 1963. The collection also contains Dryfoos's private business papers and records concerning the Dryfoos family's finances, travels, and other personal matters. less
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Q: Congruences among primes modulo which a given polynomial has roots Suppose $f(x)\in\mathbf Z[x]$ is nonconstant. I would like to know if either of the following statements is true.

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*If $a$ and $b$ are coprime integers (probably with some additional restriction), then there exist infinitely many primes $p$ such that $p\equiv a\bmod b$ and $f(x)$ has a root modulo $p$.

*It is possible choose $a$ and $b$ so that, for every prime $p\equiv a\bmod b$,  $f(x)$ has a root modulo $p$.

A: Here's a survey of the possible things that can happen. In regards to your first question, given any polynomial $f(x)$, there is a positive integer $M$ so that if $\gcd(b,M) = 1$, then there are infinitely many primes $p \equiv a \pmod{b}$ for which $f(x)$ has a root modulo $p$. (One can take for $M$ the modulus of the maximal abelian subextension $K/\mathbb{Q}$ of the splitting field of $f(x)$.) It is possible for $M$ to be $1$, in which case statement $1$ is true. On the other hand, there examples that show that some restraint on $b$ is necessary. The example Gerry gave is one. Another is $f(x) = x^{4} - 4x^{2} + 2$, which has a root modulo an odd prime $p$ if and only if $p \equiv 1 \pmod{8}$.
The answer to question 2 is no in general. Let $f(x) = x^5 + 20x + 16$. The splitting field of $f(x)$ over $\mathbb{Q}$ is a Galois extension $K$ with Galois group $A_{5}$. The Chebotarev density theorem applied to the compositum of $K$ with $\mathbb{Q}(e^{2 \pi i / b})$ implies that for any $a$ and $b$ with $\gcd(a,b) = 1$, it is possible to find a prime $p_{1} \equiv a \pmod{b}$ so that $f(x)$ has a root modulo $p_{1}$, and another prime $p_{2} \equiv a \pmod{b}$ so that $f(x)$ does not have a root modulo $p_{2}$.
On the other hand $f(x) = x^{3} - 2$ has a root modulo every prime $p \equiv 2 \pmod{3}$,
and the polynomial $f(x) = (x^{2} - 2)(x^{2} - 3)(x^{2} - 6)$ has a root modulo every single prime number.


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Sarah's Palin'
Mark T. Mitchell
Kearneysville, WV. One of the stars in the Republican galaxy (notable today mostly for its lack of stars) pulled a surprise move last week that has plenty of people scratching their heads. Her resignation with 18 months still left in her first term as governor of Alaska seemed a curious move for one of the presumptive forerunners for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012. Her rambling 20 minute speech was, apparently, intended to provide her rationale for stepping down, but it was disjointed and left many unsure about her reasons. Her speech included several parts (interspersed with ducks quacking as they paddled around the lake in the background).
Perhaps not surprisingly, she spent time describing the successes of her administration. OK. Fine. She's been in office for two-and-a-half years and she seemed eager to roll out her litany of accomplishments.
She spent some time castigating the media and others who have, she claimed, spent an inordinate amount of effort attempting to dig up dirt on her and her administration. Of course, the scandals associated with Senator Ted Stevens have not helped to clear the taint of corruption from the pristine Alaskan air. But Palin chose to focus on the money wasted in conducting these, thus far fruitless, investigations against her. One reason for her resignation seemed to be that she wanted to spare her state the financial burden of defending her against frivolous lawsuits.
She also expressed concern about the problems of lame-duckery in general. When she decided to forgo seeking a second term, she also began to think of her political situation as a lame duck governor. She argued the obvious: that a lame duck is in a weak position and less able to motivate an agenda. But such is the trial faced by all lame duck executives. If her reasoning were turned into a political principle, all lame duck executives would resign midway into the final term.
But she wasn't suggesting that others follow her lead. She insisted several times that she's not into playing politics as usual. She is, in so many words, a maverick, like that older maverick who pulled her from relative obscurity less than a year ago and thrust her (not unwillingly) onto the national stage. The maverick label cuts two ways, of course, and unpredictable is one of the connotations. Some less than enthused by maverickism might snarkily suggest that unpredictable and unreliable are not really very different. For me, I've always been a little suspect of anyone who feels the need to inform me that he or she is a maverick. Would a true maverick need to remind us?
Palin also insisted repeatedly that she might be leaving her official office but she would continue to "fight" for the things she holds most dear. This fighting language has become the norm for political discourse and I don't really like it. "Fight" implies a fearsome struggle between incommensurable foes where one side or the other must go down in flames. It implies a view of politics that is ultimate. That is life or death. Much better is some word like "work," as in "I promise to continue to work for the ideals that I have always held." The language of work suggests a world that requires ongoing efforts to make improvements where possible. To suffer defeats with dignity. To continue faithfully in service to ends that may never be achieved and if achieved are not likely to last long.
Near the end of her speech she turned to matters of family. When she asked her children whether or not she should step aside, the response was a unanimous and enthusiastic "yes." This is telling. In these words I heard a mother asking her kids if they would like to spend more time together and they responded in the affirmative. This, I thought, was the most convincing part of her speech. The other reasons for her action seemed contrived. This one I could believe.
Which raises a question. If her family is the reason for stepping down, then isn't it a good thing she and McCain didn't win? Surely having a Vice President step aside would be a major blow to a political party. And if she stuck to the job, that would, presumably, have been a major hardship to her family.
I wonder, then, if Sarah Palin tried to do what seems virtually impossible: to have a demanding career and at the same time raise a young family. That her youngest has special needs only raises the ante. Are we doing a disservice to our girls to create the impression that such a life is realistic? Is it curious that many of the conservatives who tout family values were, and are, so enthusiastic about Palin?
Yet, perhaps spending more time with her kids is not the whole story. According to one Alaska lawmaker, Palin has been less than engaged with her job since the presidential campaign. "She had a surprising amount of disinterest in state government after November," said state Rep. Les Gara, a Democrat from Anchorage. "This state has a lot of problems, and she showed a complete lack of interest in solving them."
On Sunday, Palin hinted on her Facebook page that she is not planning on receding into obscurity. "I've never thought I needed a title before one's name to forge progress in America. I am now looking ahead and how we can advance this country together with our values of less government intervention, greater energy independence, stronger national security, and much-needed fiscal restraint. I hope you will join me. Now is the time to rebuild and help our nation achieve greatness!"
With her unorthodox decision, conventional wisdom would suggest that Sarah Palin's political future is less than promising. Her star may be waning, but the national spotlight is, it seems, a powerful attraction. Even for mavericks who don't like nosy reporters from the mainstream media. Even for mothers with small children.
Look for a talk show on Fox News by fall.
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D.W. Sabin July 6, 2009 At 11:01 am
Alaska, being a frontier is the vanguard home to the frontier politician , a venue of the back room deal and sharp elbows in a boosters mold. Our politics continues to function in a frontier fashion long after this mode was prudent. While the Governor appears to say all the right things…"small government, fiscal responsibility"…etc etc….they seem to be simply the slogans of the frontier booster and her quixotic behavior wears thin quickly.
Your last sentence sums it up. Rupert Murdoch knows a cash cow when he sees one and she could be the perfect Ressentiment Oprah for the Ressentiment Project of Fox. Perhaps we'll have nice "Reality Campaign " to cap off the prevailing unreality.
Bob Cheeks July 6, 2009 At 3:07 pm
OK, I confess, I like Sarah Palin! Why do I like Sarah Palin:
1. She's right of center and appears trainable!
2. She's mad as hell and she's not going to take anymore…well, I'm not so sure if she's still mad as hell!
3. She's not a philosopher or political scientist; she's not a pseudo-intellectual who hides her birth certificate, college papers and grades. She's also not an east coast elitist, and NOT educated in an elite college/university.
4. Her name drives the moronic Left into drool-cup fits!
5. She don't do no stinkin' abortion! (That drives the idiot Left wacko too!)
5. She's smarter than He-Who-Will-Make-America-A-Bananna-Republic!
D.W. Sabin July 6, 2009 At 3:57 pm
Cheeks,
Be very careful what you wish for. The GOP has for so long considered its base as exactly that …a base conclave of knuckle-dragging paranoiacs that it seems to think government is only politics and that reciting whatever hot-button social issue of the day will excite the base into the kind of libidinous devotion enjoyed by Fredericks of Hollywood during their "Wanda" sex doll promotions. Not, mind you, that I would know anything whatsoever about this and know even less since they closed that corner shop down in Seymour…the one with the fetching nurse costumes before Halloween…… Golly but there's is something about a syringe tucked into a red garter over white stockings……. But, as to distractions, the GOP trots these titillating diversions out in order to continue their ongoing competition with the Democrats in producing the most spectacularly ridiculous government in history, including Caligula's Horse. This is a big budget production and while Ms. Palin may be suited to the National Touring Cast, the GOP needs a more effective lead if they are to take back Washington….like say Count Mesmer in Mae West Drag and a gospel choir, packing heat.
Perhaps you are right though, this earnest if somewhat quixotic Ms. Palin would be the perfect match with THIS GOP.
There has not been an East Coast Elite since Yale actually won the National Collegiate Football Championship sometime around 1919. The meritocracy has done its job superbly.
America already is a Banana Republic…pardon my skepticism.
D.W. we're arguing degree here. My fondness for Ms. Palin, I'll admit is primarily visceral, though as I said, I do enjoy the liberal reaction to her.
If the gov't media despise her that's good enough for me.
BTW, speaking of extinct elitists, I see Bob McNamara passed on to his reward. That dude damn near nailed me, but I ducked, or was it dodged, that one.
I don't think we're quite at Banana time but shortly. "Hey, mann."
Also, my condolences on the passing of the gloved one. It's been a bad week!
Yea, when the Khmer Rouge snatched the SS Mayaguez, I thought the bullet my number had dodged under Tricky Dick was going to be repacked and shot back at me by Ford. All that ROTC went to waste.
You wouldn't be trying to bait me with gloved references now would you? What with California issuing IOU scrip and the Los Angeles Police Department shoveling all kinds of money down this tribute hole ( the Chief of Police proudly asserting "nobody can do anything without us seeing it"), I shall refrain from commenting here beyond the general observation that pop star adulation in this besotted country….and hence the world…. is breathtaking.
Who needs private when EVERYTHING is public? Sorry, but one would need more degrees than a circle has to define my distance from any support of Ms. Palin. I wish her well as a media star though, her rightful place, a little Bride of Frankenstein for Rush donchyaknow.
Bob Cheeks July 7, 2009 At 8:20 am
D.W.
Have a safe flight out to Los Angeles today, and give my condolences to the family!
Brett Beemer July 7, 2009 At 1:28 pm
I read your article and please correct me if I am wrong but are you suggesting that politicians that want to work are better than those who want to fight? How could we have political parties if they were working? How could we have have we win and they (and everyone else as well) lose? Were would the self interest be? Surely you are not suggesting that politicians actually try to do something constructive?
I am no fan of Sarah Palin's or for that matter hardly any other politicians (since the world implies to me "how to tell others to work and support me in my non work"). Even those who start out with good intent are ussually driven under by their own political party machine or are shredded when the next election comes up and they do not get the support of their local party. The day of the politician working starting leaving us before our first President left office and political parties formed.
As for family interupting S. Palins Governorship if true would be commendable. Here is a politician putting her family first and not doing it by getting them grants or jobs that they are not qualified for (I will not mention Ted Steven's daughter by name). I commend her for putting her family first and if she gets a job at Fox at least she will be working versus living on the public dole like most politicians.
Seperately, we live in an age when government is run by people who have agendas that are not in the best interest of the people they serve just as corporations are run by managers and boards that do not serve their shareholders. In todays world it is all about what can I get and how can I get it without working for it (at least as far as politicians are concerned). I believe I once heard W.C. Fields mention that work is a four lettered word.
So my final question is how do I get a political job so I do not have to work?
Mark T. Mitchell July 7, 2009 At 3:09 pm
Brett,
My point with the fight/work distinction is that the language of "fight" seems to veer toward taking politics too seriously, as if politics were of ultimate importance. Maybe work isn't the right word, but I think something that takes a bit of urgency out of the process and seeks to eliminate the kill or be killed attitude would be good.
As for politics in general, I'm not sure things are any better or worse than any other time. Or at least there have always been self-seeking scoundrels in office. Human beings naturally live together in society and that being the case, require political forms and processes to organize their society. Politics will always be a messy business and an attraction to both noble folks as well as the base. So, I guess I am not as discouraged about politics as you are.
As for Sarah Palin, if she resigned because she and her family concluded she couldn't do justice to both career and family, I applaud her. If she uses that argument but then turns to seeking higher office, well, I'm not as impressed.
Brett Beemer July 8, 2009 At 9:40 am
It may seem as if I am discouraged towards politics but I am not. I am discouraged by most politicians but not all. I have been helped by a couple of politicians where I am at in the past when I was overseas and I will vote for those politicians again. Some offered no help and thankfully they are no longer in office. I am discouraged by political parties as I see that they are ussually concerned with winning and beating the other party and not so concerned about what is best for everyone as a whole.
B N Lundell July 8, 2009 At 12:14 pm
Unlike most of my left-of-center comrades, I don't have a visceral dislike for Palin (at least in the form she was ushered onto the main stage). I think she is (perhaps was) an instinctual politician and that is so very rare in this day and age when most poll whether or not they should ask for paper or plastic at the grocery store.
If she remains (or perhaps returns to being) authentic, she will make a mark if not in elected office, then as part of the chattering class. I believe she suffered from "over-prep" by the McCain team and part of that stems from McCain not really knowing himself at a base level.
One may or may not like or agree with former Governor Palin, but she "is who she is." She does not appear to be manufactured like many who share similar views.
As an edit, I wanted to add to my last sentence and make it clear that manufactured candidates populate both the left and right. My sentence structure may have made it appear I was contending this wasn't a problem on the left.
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