Bill Gerber Producer, "A Star Is Born" First job: Mailroom I worked in the mailroom of A&M Records, which had bought the old Charlie Chaplin studios on La Brea Ave.
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The second patent was no better—it was a corporate mailroom but with a computer, where the computer, rather than mailroom clerks, would follow rules to release, delete, return, or forward messages.
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And then I also worked in the mailroom at night.
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Somewhere, maybe only in the mailroom, a radio would play.
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Wait, so this is while you were at the mailroom already?
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Though open to the public, Mailroom is essentially a membership perk.
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"The Mailroom" was a welcome meditation on the meaning of democracy.
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This is also the season of oversize packages overwhelming the mailroom.
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Mailroom The financial district is tough turf for night life, but Mailroom has a home-field advantage: The bar and lounge are in the basement of a building that includes WeWork, WeLive and its creative clientele.
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It also granted him a work-study job in the campus mailroom.
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The bomb was discovered in the company's mailroom at 9:30 a.m.
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In 1953, he went to work in the mailroom at McCann Erickson.
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They were piling up in my mailroom and appearing on my neighbors' doorsteps.
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I worked as a night news aide, which included mailroom duties, delivering mail.
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After two years in the mailroom, Aronson sought new work on the lot.
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Lauer should be held as accountable as a person working in the mailroom.
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Multiple reports, citing police sources, said the package was found in the office's mailroom.
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So I wound up at the mailroom, working for William Morris [the talent agency].
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After college, I worked in the mailroom of a video editing house in Chicago.
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He held his first summer job at 16 in the mailroom at Fortune Magazine.
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He graduated from UCLA and started working in the Rogers & Cowan mailroom in 1961.
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It was discovered in the building's mailroom before authorities were called to the scene.
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I'm from L.A., so I lived at home when I was in the mailroom.
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I was never able to get into the mailroom programs at the top-tier places.
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Billionaire entertainment mogul David Geffen got his start in the mailroom of talent agency William Morris.
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Despite the meager pay, King saw the mailroom as "a gold mine" of information and possibility.
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At another moment, Mr. Gard, a mailroom worker, cried out, "Evil" after a hospital lawyer spoke.
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A bomb was also discovered Wednesday in the CNN mailroom addressed to former CIA director John Brennan.
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Neil Simon ended up quitting the mailroom job when the pair got jobs with a radio comedy.
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After high school, he worked his way from the mailroom at Lehman Brothers to the I.T. department.
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Yeah, I did work my way up there, but I worked my way up from the mailroom.
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The second bomb exploded in the mailroom of an unidentified business in Kerkrade, about 140 miles away.
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She also did a stint at Seventeen Magazine when the artist Joseph Cornell worked in the mailroom.
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The package was received in the building's general mailroom on Wednesday, according to a law enforcement official.
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The suspicious device was delivered to the mailroom of CNN's parent company, WarnerMedia, around 9:30 a.m.
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The package had been received in the general mailroom on Wednesday, according to a law enforcement official.
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For decades, our mailroom has been primarily staffed by one person, whom we all call Miss Beatrice.
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But presumably those decisions will now be based on the merits of the agreements, not on mailroom delays.
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Another, containing a pipe bomb and an envelope of white powder, was discovered in the CNN building mailroom.
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The portrait of Ms. Channing was hung in the mailroom, and a building-wide email was sent out.
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Separately, CNN evacuated its studios in New York City after a suspicious package was found in the mailroom.
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"Think of a mailroom clerk acquiring prestige as the captain of the company softball team," Dr. Sapolsky wrote.
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No need to head back to some mailroom to be bossed around by twentysomethings 40 hours a week.
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CNN's newsroom in New York was evacuated when a package addressed to Brennan turned up in a mailroom.
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Another package bomb forced the evacuation of CNN's New York offices after it was discovered in the mailroom.
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Mailroom security may not seem fancy or interesting, but mailrooms are a common gateway into a corporate environment.
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On Tuesday — the very next day — I was surprised to find three packages waiting for me in the mailroom.
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In March, German authorities intercepted a package containing a book concealing explosives in the mailroom of the Finance Ministry.
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After graduation, he worked in the mailroom at D'Arcy Advertising and joined an Army reserve unit in Monterey, Calif.
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Rudeness to checkpoint volunteers playing the part of receptionists or mailroom clerks could carry a penalty, in this case disqualification.
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I eagerly wait until my classes are over for the day and rush to the mailroom to pick it up.
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In 19673, when he was 25, Aronson took a full-time position on the Universal Studios lot, in the mailroom.
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His father ran the mailroom at what is now Central State Hospital, one of the world's largest mental care hospitals.
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At the suggestion of his former boss, he landed a job in the mailroom of famed agency McCann Erickson in 1953.
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But changes in the labor market have shrunk the already slim odds of launching yourself from the mailroom to the boardroom.
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Ask Real Estate Q. Packages, including mine, have been taken from the mailroom of my rental apartment building in Hudson Heights.
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This fall, Mailroom is in good company: Many of New York's latest night life offerings are components of more goliath endeavors.
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Two, coworkers, like the office manager, mailroom clerks, or interns who've been going above and beyond for your department all year.
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About a half-million letters came pouring in during the first week, and the White House mailroom became a fire hazard.
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When it arrived, according to state documents, the prison's mailroom staff refused to give it to him, citing its racial content.
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According to CNN, the device discovered in the mailroom of Time Warner Center was also reportedly made from a pipe and wires.
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Because of a mailroom snafu, Brand said, DOJ hadn't been receiving notices in time to review the settlements before they were approved.
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It can take up to three weeks for the mailroom at the facility where he's housed to issue inmates pieces of mail.
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After the war, Danny got Neil a job in the Warner Brothers mailroom in New York, but the two never stopped writing.
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This fall, she wrote that she was taking chemistry, piano, anatomy, sociology and college algebra, while working in the mailroom on campus.
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During the anthrax crisis in 2001, the justices moved across town after the mailroom in the building's basement tested positive for anthrax.
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A D6 template might get flagged in the mailroom, but a D20 template isn't likely to be something the CO's will recognize.
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She bounced from room to room, apartment to apartment, working odd jobs, from restaurants to the mailroom at Goldman Sachs, to survive.
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One morning, when a short-fused mailroom supervisor assaults him, Delambre surprises himself by head-butting the man and breaking his nose.
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While in the mailroom in 2017, Mr. Feyer said he found a small envelope "just sitting on a pile" on the counter.
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In the mailroom, about 40 people wearing blue gloves sat around tables opening packages that arrived nonstop in six-foot-high bins.
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The first package addressed to CNN arrived Wednesday morning in the mailroom at Time Warner Center, home to CNN's New York offices.
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Feature Over eight years, through millions of letters, the staff of the White House mailroom read the unfiltered story of a nation.
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The main one had some rooms where some of the women stayed, kitchen and dining facilities, and the meeting room, and a mailroom.
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The powder was discovered around 85033:15 in the mailroom of the fifth floor, and the offices on that floor have been evacuated.
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He is the guy who remembers birthdays, anniversaries and first names of everybody's kids, from the folks in the mailroom to the boardroom.
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Its mailroom is actually an extremely competitive internship program, offering trainees an opportunity to learn the business and prove themselves from the inside.
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" When he found himself with a second shot in the mailroom, he redoubled his efforts: "I was going to get fired or promoted.
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In the sky-lighted mailroom, bright blue metal mailboxes look like mini high school lockers; above, ferns and vines erupt from canvas bags.
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He is the middle-est of nine children, and his parents, Lucille and Ed, were a mailroom clerk and salesman, respectively and respectably.
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Elshami has worked for Pelosi for more than a decade and has spent 25 years working on Capitol Hill, starting in the mailroom.
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An alcove studio there, on the ground floor next to the building's mailroom and staircase, had big windows with shrubs and flowers outside.
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Authorities confirmed they are investigating a package that showed up in the congressional mailroom, but have not yet identified to whom it was addressed.
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Does the part-time guy in the mailroom feel like he's able to eat lunch with the receptionist who's been there for 20 years?
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Before he began in the mailroom, he scrounged together the cash to buy two Armani suits, because he saw that's what agents were wearing.
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In their grand scheme to get coverage, Charlie and Mac wind up working in an office mailroom, which doesn't go well from the start.
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Verve, a smaller talent agency, announced in December that it would raise the pay for mailroom employees and assistants by 25 to 40 percent.
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The errand boy was eventually convicted of larceny.) In 1942, a girl found a $500 bill (bearing President William McKinley's portrait) in Bloomingdale's mailroom.
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L. and I are hungry, so we make plans to stop at Starbucks before I go pick up my new purse in the mailroom.
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Reagan answered dozens of letters on weekends; he would stop by the mailroom from time to time, and he enjoyed reading the kid mail.
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It turned out that mailroom employees had discovered a suspicious package, which authorities say contained functioning explosives and a white envelope filled with white powder.
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Amazon has revealed a new delivery locker designed for apartment blocks and other housing complexes that may not have mailroom services to securely process packages.
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As I went into my building's mailroom to check my mailbox, I happened upon a flyer advertising a yoga class at 7 pm that night.
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The "Sweet Dee Has A Heart Attack" episode of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia is best remembered for character Charlie Kelly's amazing mailroom conspiracy theory.
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The Brooklyn-born billionaire dropped out of college to join the entertainment industry, starting his career in the mailroom at William Morris Agency in Manhattan
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Partner manager Jeffrey Greller joined YouTube in 2018 after spending eight years working his way from the mailroom to a digital agent position at WME.
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Wednesday's package, addressed to former CIA director John Brennan, who actually works for NBC, arrived in the mailroom and forced an evacuation of the building.
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The errand boy was eventually convicted of larceny.) In 1942, a girl found a $500 bill (bearing President William McKinley's portrait) in a Bloomingdale's mailroom.
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We're told a security guard discovered the device while sorting through mail in the mailroom on the seventh floor of the building and reported it.
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DreamWorks Animation cofounder David Geffen once lied about having graduated from UCLA to keep a job in the mailroom of now-defunct talent agency William Morris.
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WeWork opened a gym business, turned a Wall Street mailroom into a public speakeasy bar, and recently opened a school inside its New York City headquarters.
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I felt a twinge of pride when, every other Sunday morning, an orange-and-brown cardboard box showed up in the mailroom of my apartment building.
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Every few months, he and I would have dinner with our editor and read the handful of questions from readers that had arrived in the mailroom.
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CNN also evacuated its headquarters in New York City after a bomb addressed to former CIA Director John Brennan, a CNN contributor, was found in its mailroom.
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Whether they spend the bulk of their days in the mailroom or the corner office, we want our children to grow to be courageous, passionate, and authentic.
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Authorities confirmed they are investigating a package in the Congressional mailroom, and ABC and CNN are both reporting Waters was the target, citing confidential law enforcement sources.
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In 2001, after the court's mailroom was contaminated by anthrax, the justices heard arguments for a week at the nearby E. Barrett Prettyman United States Court House.
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In 2001, after the court's mailroom was contaminated by anthrax, the justices heard arguments for a week at the nearby E. Barrett Prettyman United States Court House.
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On Monday, Rosario Dawson gave a dinner at Mailroom, a financial district lounge wedged in the basement of a WeLive building, to benefit the Fashion Rising foundation.
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"What's happening is that people in the outside world will drench a piece of paper in liquid, which is hard to detect in the mailroom," said McNaughton.
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Introduced last month with weekly parties that drew a cool-kid cohort, Mailroom reveals un-edgy intentions with midcentury-inspired furniture, Warhol prints and a bocce court.
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Kim is exhausted by this, and feels that the company she's logged a decade in — growing from the mailroom on up — in no way has her back.
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In an interview with the paper, Wilde said she was working in the Agriculture Department's mailroom when she was given oversight of the background check database in 235.
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WeLive is the residential offering from WeWork, offering members a fully-furnished apartment, complete with amenities like housekeeping, mailroom, and on-site laundry, on a flexible rental schedule.
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The package was addressed to the Craft at the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa but was discovered by a mailroom employee at Craft's residence, an embassy official told Bloomberg.
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The one I found was gorgeous (20-foot ceilings!) and quirky (it used to be the federal building — I'm living in what used to be the city's mailroom
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But the packages that arrived in CNN's mailroom and De Niro's restaurant Tribeca Grill were reportedly dropped off by a courier; another was placed directly in Soros' mailbox.
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But there's a twist: Mailroom is wedged beneath a Wall Street high-rise that includes WeWork, which offers shared office spaces, and WeLive, which rents dorm-style residences.
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When a mailroom worker at an Amsterdam office building noticed an unusual hissing sound coming from one of the packages being sorted Wednesday morning, he tossed it away.
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You'd be doing us all a big favor if you were to send Laskas back to the White House mailroom for a second look, 12 months from now.
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Tillerson was principled, well-informed, modest and witty -- part CEO (committed to everyone from mailroom to boardroom) and part life coach (pushing themes such as inclusivity, respect and honesty).
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Two walls of the mailroom are lined with cubbies, each labeled with a ship's name — about 50 American and 50 Canadian — alphabetized from John B. Aird to Whitefish Bay.
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"When I worked in the mailroom at the William Morris agency I used to brown bag it at the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art," he said.
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Mr. Urman's career in the movie business began in the mailroom at Universal Pictures and continued at companies like United Artists, Columbia Pictures, Cinepix Film Properties and Lionsgate Films.
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The New York Times, although always delivered a couple of days late because of its leisurely journey through the prison mailroom, was the cornerstone of my daily morning ritual.
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TC: Do you mean the actual mailroom, or the Mail Room Fund [a short-lived joint venture fund established 12 years ago by William Morris, Accel, Venrock and AT&T]?
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As a philanthropist, Mr. Geffen has shown the same dealmaking skill that served him well as he moved from the mailroom at the William Morris Agency to become a tycoon.
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Unfortunately for Larsen, who took care to send the packages to constituency offices to bypass mailroom security at Parliament Hill, they still might not end up with their intended recipients.
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The mailroom is so large that employees ride tricycles from station to station, carrying tools, paperwork and sometimes dinner in chests that are mounted on the rear of each one.
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"Maybe the folks in the Department of Corrections mailroom are devout bass fishermen, and they feel insulted by the satiric tone of the novel," Mr. Hiaasen said in an email.
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So I started a blog in Senator Conrad's mailroom called Purple Politics, which I gotta give a shoutout to my sister, she's the one that came up with the name.
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The CNN offices in New York City were evacuated Wednesday morning during a broadcast after a suspicious package was discovered in the mailroom at the media outlet's Time Warner Center headquarters.
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But, she told the Tampa Bay Times, she'd been working in the mailroom prior to being assigned this work, and didn't understand why conducting background checks was part of her job.
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The package sent to Mr. De Niro had been sitting in a mailroom at his movie company, TriBeCa Productions, since at least Tuesday, according to a person briefed on the investigation.
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After graduating from Boston University, Mr. Gallin returned to New York and started in the mailroom of General Artists Corporation, which eventually became International Creative Management, one of the largest agencies.
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In 2014, when the administration rolled out a Justice Department program offering executive relief to federal prisoners serving long sentences for nonviolent drug crimes, it surprised no one in the mailroom.
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She and her family had been communicating via the same mailroom for well over two decades—they were veterans of the system—but this rule was a new one to them.
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Upon first seeing the check, she radiates with a smile that cuts from cheek to cheek, but soon realizes it was a mailroom mishap; the check was for her white male colleague.
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Daschle's office, an unnamed NBC employee, the 7-month-old sone of an ABC news producer, an employee at CBS, a series of postal workers, and a U.S. State Department mailroom staffer.
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He parlayed a coveted job in the mailroom of talent agency William Morris into bigger jobs, eventually breaking off to start a rival firm, Creative Artists Agency, better known simply as CAA.
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Let's talk about the octopus in the room, slithering over the wall of the mailroom of a soon-to-be-renovated dorm building at La Maison des Arts et Métiers in Paris.
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When a ship is due, whoever is working will go in the mailroom and toss the contents of that boat's cubby into a heavy-duty nylon mail bag, then find its parcels.
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Later on Wednesday, CNN was forced to evacuate its New York studios after a suspected bomb along with an envelope of white powder was found in a package in the company's mailroom.
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Still, an old truism lingers: the one about how those who start in the mailroom can never shake how co-workers perceive them no matter how high they climb within the company.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German police gave an all-clear on Monday after the headquarters of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Berlin were evacuated due to a suspicious object found in the mailroom.
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On other nights, D.J.s and bartenders are brought into the basement club, the Mailroom, which is both where residents pick up their mail and an underground bar with velvet couches and walnut paneling.
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A suspicious package was found in the mailroom on the seventh floor of a building in Manhattan that houses De Niro's production company, Tribeca Productions, as well as a restaurant that he partly owns.
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This week, Clark is introduced to the joys of R&B by a fellow mailroom employee, and ends the episode agog at an underground dance club, which is exactly as awkward as it sounds.
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Just under two hours later, police entered the mailroom of Waterloo, a major rail hub for the city's south and west, and safely retrieved a second device, which was also inside a mail package.
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According to the report, just two employees regularly accessed the FBI database: Lisa Wilde, the employee who was found to be negligent, and a mailroom employee who had next to no training with the system.
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After graduating from Bishop Loughlin High School in Brooklyn in 1959, he spent time in the Navy and then took a job at IBM, starting in the mailroom and working his way up to sales.
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Having worked my way up from a talent agency mailroom to jobs at Mutual Film Company and HBO, I joined Netflix convinced that the company would revolutionize home entertainment and upend rental chains such as Blockbuster.
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After moving out to Los Angeles, Altman started in the mailroom of a music management company and used half of his paycheck to pay for meals or coffees with managers he admired to learn from them.
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He arrived in New York in 22015, after six months of compulsory military service, paying $21996 a week for a big room on East 240th Street and working in the mailroom at the William Morris Agency.
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Mr. Brokaw's uncle, the agent Johnny Hyde, later worked for Morris on the West Coast and hired Norman in the mailroom in 1943, when he was only 15, after the family moved to California from Manhattan.
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I thought of Mr. Trump feeling wounded by words he considered mean, even as I listened to him again insult CNN, even after our mailroom had received an explosive device, allegedly from one of his unhinged supporters.
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The reviews are conducted not by guards but rather by mailroom staff members who skim the pages looking for graphic sexual content and material that could help inmates make a weapon, plot an escape or stir disorder.
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The device, which was reportedly made from a pipe and wires, was discovered in the mailroom of Time Warner Center, according to CNN, which also reported that law enforcement authorities are treating the device as a real explosive.
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But over the meal, Jimmy describes still adjusting to his job as a mailroom employee at HHM, relaying funny tales about the Xerox machine and one person in particular at the firm he's taken notice of (Kim, perhaps?).
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Five pages of the report focused on how packages were signed for in the NFL mailroom, and Mueller's team tracked down all 217,583 telephone calls that went in or out of NFL headquarters during the period in question.
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A law enforcement source said the device found in the Time Warner Center's mailroom is similar to the ones addressed to Obama, Clinton and billionaire investor and major Democratic donor George Soros, which was discovered earlier this week.
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A U.S. appeals court on Friday revived sex discrimination claims by a former mailroom worker who says she was fired for raising concerns that a coworker with a form of autism would stare, rub against her and was regularly aroused.
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Born in New York City and educated at the University of Virginia, Witt began his Hollywood career in the Columbia Pictures mailroom before going on to work for Danny Thomas Productions in 1973 where he met his future wife Susan Harris.
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During my visits to grandma's, uncle Teddy, who had previously worked in a mailroom for a health insurance company, let me jump on his bed and sat on the porch as I rode my bike up and down the sidewalk.
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"Once we see that a warship has arrived at the target destination's front door, mailroom or loading dock, we are able to remotely control the system and run tools to either passively, or actively, attack the target's wireless access," wrote Henderson.
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A few weeks ago, a subterranean lounge named Mailroom began luring downtown types to the financial district with the siren call of free drinks, food from Momofuku and D.J.s including James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem, Mark Ronson and Clara 2000.
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Eighth package - Robert De Niro, New York City First reports: Morning of October 25 The package was received in the mailroom of the building housing De Niro's production facility and a retired police officer working at the building discovered it.
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"Not to mention other touch points outside of our immediate member community like our Airbnb partnership, the Creator Awards, Rise by We (our wellness offering), the Mailroom at WeLive, etc…" Techstars alums can contact their local WeWork for details on workspace discounts.
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Yes, I had my doctorate, but I was not on the tenure track and was therefore subordinate in both compensation and esteem to all the assistant professors, associate professors, and professors with whom I shared a building, a mailroom, and a professional life.
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Area 404 will serve Facebook's VR, data center, and connectivity divisions The company first began building Area 404 about nine months ago, starting with a repurposed mailroom in Facebook's Building 17 located at the appropriately named 1 Hacker Way in Menlo Park.
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In King's own career, breaking down barriers has meant keeping cool and taking his lumps — some of them simply for being an outsider — as he studied the business and fought his way up from a subminimum-wage position in the William Morris mailroom.
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The assistants scored a small victory recently, when Creative Artists Agency, one of the Big Four talent agencies in Los Angeles, announced that it was raising pay for its hourly workers, a group that includes assistants, mailroom clerks, receptionists and agent trainees.
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If that was the code of the mailroom, well, maybe it worked to sway the minds of lawmakers, and maybe it didn't, but there was a certain degree of sorrow attached to the thought that an experiment like that had to end.
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Read more: A bomb was found inside George Soros' mailbox Authorities found another pipe bomb in CNN's mailroom in New York Wednesday inside a package addressed to former CIA Director John Brennan, a frequent CNN guest who's also an outspoken critic of President Trump.
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Before heading West, at the suggestion of a mentor in New York, King wrote what he describes as "hundreds of Unabomber letters," which yielded dozens of informational interviews and, ultimately, four job offers, one of them a coveted spot in the William Morris mailroom.
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The new service is aimed at anyone who doesn't want to risk having their package swiped from their front porch or who can't receive an Amazon order at work, perhaps because an employer doesn't allow it or because the company mailroom is not secure.
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CreditCreditDamon Winter/The New York Times On a recent October morning in the White House mailroom, on the ground floor of the Executive Office Building just beside a loading dock, 10 interns sat at two long tables, each trying to get through 300 letters.
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Elshami previously told Politico in 2013 that when he took the job he never would have dreamed that he would make it from the congressional mailroom all the way to the top spot on the team for the most powerful Democrat in the House.
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The ways in which it tries to foster "community" go beyond working, too: WeWork opened a gym, is trying to make co-living a thing, turned a Wall Street mailroom into a public speakeasy bar, and recently opened a school inside its New York City headquarters.
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Clark and his mailroom pal Jorge take a copy of the album to the D.J. at their favorite underground dance club, and — in a moment that would be tense except that Clark is such a dweeb — discover that the label has a potential hit on its hands.
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The next morning, agents discovered another bomb, addressed to former President Barack Obama's office in Washington D.C. Hours later, CNN's New York headquarters were evacuated after an explosive device addressed to former CIA director John Brennan, a frequent contributor to the network, was discovered in a mailroom.
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He once said that if he had the chance to relive his life, he would start again in the mailroom, because he had gained so much from being at the bottom — in part from going to the studios to pick up checks for the agency's clients.
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During the intervening decades, he did many other things: worked in the mailroom of a public relations firm; went to college at night for a few years, studying architecture and drafting; and raised a daughter with the help of his parents, after he and the girl's mother split up.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Myra Furcron sufficiently alleged that the conduct by her coworker at Mail Centers Plus LLC, an Atlanta-based mailroom staffing firm, was motivated by her sex, and not the neurological condition that made him socially awkward.
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When his father felt it was close to ready, he and two of his father's other top aides rounded up secretaries, mailroom workers and anyone else they could find at the governor's office at 2 World Trade Center, put the governor at the press room lectern and turned down the lights.
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Read more: Secret Service intercepts bombs addressed to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama Two CNN anchors were reporting on the bombs sent to the Clintons and Obamas, when they were notified on-air that they had to evacuate the building because an explosive device had been discovered in the CNN mailroom.
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"People in the outside world will drench a piece of paper in liquid, which is hard to detect in the mailroom" All of these incidents are also reminders of the constant cat-and-mouse game between drug smugglers and state officials when it comes to keeping contraband outside of prison walls.
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This week Ms. Yates, a caregiver, and Charlie's father, Chris Gard, who works in a mailroom, ended their monthslong legal battle to get the infant experimental treatment, which could have involved taking him to the United States, acknowledging that his illness was irreversible and that he should be taken off life support.
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When tomorrow's newspaper isn't being printed, folded, or assembled on presses the length of football fields or carried to the mailroom via mechanical, reptilian-looking conveyor belts overhead, the presses are printing advertisements or less time-sensitive sections—such as Style—for newspapers that are still a few days away from readers' kitchen tables.
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"These findings are a wake-up call to anyone in this industry who has yet to recognize the sustained effort necessary—up and down the ranks, in front of and behind the camera, in the C-suite, the mailroom and everywhere in between—to get issues of gender equity right," said Jeremy Zimmer, CEO of United Talent Agency.
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So while the mailroom of Iskari First Imperial in Agdel Lex noticed that the vellum envelope which appeared in their priority delivery box one workday morning, sealed with blood-colored wax and the impression of a wolfsbane flower, lacked the customary sender's marks, the demon on duty believed this no more than an administrative assistant's oversight. Mortals. Honestly.
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Personal:Birth Date: September 21, 1950 Birth place: Evanston, Illinois Birth Name: William James Murray Father: Edward Murray, lumber salesman Mother: Lucille (Collins) Murray, mailroom worker Marriages: Jennifer Butler (1997-2008, divorced); Margaret Kelly (1981-1996, divorced) Children: with Jennifer Butler: Lincoln, Cooper, Jackson and Caleb; with Margaret Kelly: Luke and Homer Education: Attended Regis University Other Facts: Nominated for one Academy Award.
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This year we saw ordinary-looking charging cables that can hack your computer, we found out that cloud backups are easily exposed, robocall blocking apps aren't as privacy-focused as you might think, and your corporate VPN and office printer are targets for hackers (and if they fail there they'll just ship a hardware exploit to your mailroom.) Even students can easily hack their own school systems.
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The evacuation is caused by a suspicious package in the mailroom addressed to former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE, a frequent critic of Trump, who does not work for CNN but serves as an NBC/MSNBC senior national intelligence analyst.
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