OpinionNicholas Kristof OpinionNicholas Kristof and Lynsey Addario OpinionTyler Pager OpinionTyler Pager
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On top of that, like everybody else, I grew up with BlackBerry, I had my ... I grew up with a pager, by the way, a RIM pager.
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For companies that are using pager communications, Trend Micro recommends that they do encrypt the messages, add authentication, and also audit any possible leakage when using an email-to-pager system.
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My colleague Tyler Pager collected some of their recent stories.
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As a prime example: a pager had a heart symbol.
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David B. Grusky of Stanford, who worked with Dr. Pager.
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Either way, it would then be transmitted to the pager.
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Yahoo Messenger is so old, its original name was Yahoo Pager.
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Comey declared that a New York Times front pager from Feb.
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" N.Y. Times Quote of the Day, from a front-pager, "G.
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The Times's Tyler Pager has a dispatch from this year's parade.
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Only once everyone has digested the "six-pager" do discussions begin.
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Devah Iwalani Pager was born on March 1, 1972, in Honolulu.
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I remember carrying a pager so the desk could reach me.
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It's "opened a conversation," Pager says, that needed to be had.
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The little memo, the little ... It was like a pager, almost.
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At the end of Captain Marvel, Carol Danvers gives Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) a pager so he can call her if she's ever needed don earth; at the end of Infinity War, Fury uses this pager.
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If someone had a pager (aka, a beeper), they were extremely important.
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Fast-forward to 20, when RIM created its first two-way pager.
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The number of pager service subscribers peaked at 10.61 million in 1996.
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The last other remaining pager service providers in Japan, NTT Docomo Inc.
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More like a cell connection in case of emergencies, or a pager.
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Sarah Maslin Nir, Tyler Pager and Donald G. McNeil Jr. contributed reporting.
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Her mother, Sylvia (Topor) Pager, who died in 2015, was a pediatrician.
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You've probably used a pager even if you don't think you have.
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Nolan D. McCaskill, Louis Nelson and Tyler Pager contributed to this report.
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Option II: One-Pager What are your main takeaways from the article?
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When the camera panned down to the pager, Captain Marvel's logo glowed triumphantly.
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However, Japan is far from the only nation where pager use has lingered.
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Also, this is the "full pager" (I think) that Trump refers to. 4.
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In the Intensive Care Unit of Duke University Hospital, a pager goes off.
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The second common nightmare is waking up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat, scrambling around my room for my pager—except it's a Saturday, I'm at home, and I realize there is no pager going off.
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How the Avengers got their hands on his pager to begin with, who knows?
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And then, the fateful buzz of the pager rings out in the empty room.
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The device, which looks somewhat like an old pager, continues to attempt a connection.
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Jim Comey said unequivocally that a memorable New York Times front pager from Feb.
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But few were thinking about message security when pager use was at its peak.
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Mr. Pager, 2503, graduated from Northwestern University and is now studying at Oxford University.
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Mr. Pager, 22, graduated from Northwestern University and is now studying at Oxford University.
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A pager seemed absolutely necessary to manage the relentless schedule I anticipated for myself.
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So, with a pager in my hand, everything seemed to be falling into place.
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"There's a real chilling effect of the presence of criminal records," Pager told me.
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And who knows: maybe she didn't even need the pager to know something went wrong.
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Walter Jin, founding partner at healthcare firm Three Fields Capital, recently joined Pager as chairman.
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This is probably a good time to mention that Pager is focused on urgent care.
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The Americans keep trying to reach Jorge on his special pager; Jorge keeps ignoring them.
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Prison-to-work programs over all are "desperately inadequate," said Devah Pager, a Harvard sociologist.
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Boy, you bet I wanted to feel important talking to people with a Timeport pager.
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Each time I tried to focus on a new patient, my pager would ring urgently.
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Her father, David Pager, is professor emeritus of computer sciences at the University of Hawaii.
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A pager, meanwhile, ran you about $60 or less and the monthly fee was negligible.
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Facebook could have created its own pager, while Instagram would have a branded camera, for instance.
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" A few months later, Lacy was back in LA when his pager lit up: "911, 911.
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Put another way: If you think you're having a heart attack, don't use Pager, dial 911.
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He sends her a page on his special Captain Marvel pager before turning to ash himself.
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Does it involve a pager, a burner phone, and a script straight out of The Wire?
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Mr. Pager has also written about education and a 15-hour road trip in the country.
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The obvious solution would be not to send sensitive health or medical data over pager messages.
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He suggested they communicate more frequently and gave her what he said was his pager number.
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You could buy a pager from Air Bubba Beepers or ride in a Love Sponge Limo.
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ALL WE'VE SEEN IS A ONE PAGER FROM YOUR ADMINSTRATION, WHICH HAD SOME IDEAS OUT THERE.
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The pager she amps up in the movie Captain Marvel will look clunkily out of place.
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"I had to wear a pager in college...and I'd go, 'If this pager goes off in the middle of class, I'm going to leave and I'm going to drive to Dallas,' is where I would drive to go audition for some commercial or ad," he said.
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"Since pager messages are typically unencrypted, attackers can view pager messages even at a distance—the only thing attackers need is a combination of some know-how on software-defined radio (SDR) and US$20 for a dongle," the new report, from cybersecurity company Trend Micro, reads.
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" Colbert roasted the "glorified restaurant pager" and quipped "you may commence mutual pleasuring, the button has spoken.
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If a more robust, cost effective and reliable replacement is ever invented, I will retire my pager.
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No money for presents: "How hyperinflation stole Christmas in Venezuela," the WashPost reports in a front-pager.
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There are many team meetings that can function just fine without a one-, three-, or six-pager.
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Olszewski said her boss sent her a pager message with the return number of a porn shop.
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I hesitated, not wanting to get my hopes up, but instinctively knew it must be my pager.
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The New York Times headline: "A World Divided Into Two-Way Pager Camps" (see it in context).
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I do manage to finish the blog post from yesterday and revise a one-pager before lunchtime.
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If you can only have three books, might as well make one of them a 1,000-pager.
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That's when Carol takes his pager because he "can't be trusted" not to keep messing up her mission.
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Nick Fury says something about a "code red" and takes out what looks like an old-timey pager.
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Pager raised a $14 million Series A from New Enterprise Associates and Ashton Kutcher's Sound Ventures last year.
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Pagey, inspired by the old-fashioned pager, was born in 2013, four years after the birth of PagerDuty.
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After getting schooled in the new brands of cell phones, the superhero says she'll stick to her pager.
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Mr. Pager has also written about doctors in training and a 15-hour road trip in the country.
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One of the main culprits behind heavy pager use are automatic alert systems, which flag issues to employees.
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When the pager beeps or buzzes the owner usually needs to find a phone to return the message.
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Pager messages can travel over a large distance, said Keck, depending on how high the transmitter is located.
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Given the geography of the U.K., amateur radio hobbyists can often pick up pager messages from different sources.
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I was working overnight when my pager sounded, alerting me to an admission to the intensive care unit.
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On a piece of poster paper, have each student create a "one-pager" about the article they read.
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Several screenshots of the amateur radio decoding software, revealing unencrypted pager messages from nearby NHS trusts (Image: TechCrunch) Several screenshots of the amateur radio decoding software, revealing unencrypted pager messages from nearby NHS trusts (Image: TechCrunch) Borda spends much of his time scouring the internet for things that shouldn't be online.
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From the one pager, all we know so far is that they want to drastically reduce the tax rate.
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On one Tuesday morning, I felt the room shake at 3 AM. My pager: Trauma Resus ETA 3 min.
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This year, Pager published a follow-up based on what had happened to these businesses in the 2008 recession.
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Upon arriving there, I did what every serious actor did in 1996: I went out and got a pager.
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And I actually gave the President a little one-pager on those Old Testament kings about a month ago.
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A defense contractor whose employees relied on an email-to-pager system leaked emails and addresses from 1,400 accounts.
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Lt. Chuck Kohler was on his way to the grocery store on Sunday night when his pager began to beep.
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Every morning I wake after a fitful sleep and feel around my bed for the pager to call my caregiver.
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In the new version of Pager, everything gets managed through an interface where you chat with Pager's on-staff nurses.
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The standard pricing for Pager includes free chats, $25 for a tele-consultation and $200 for an in-person visit.
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Next to go is Hill, which prompts Fury to run back to the car to retrieve a pager-like device.
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Nope. What's coming out today is more detailed than that one-pager back in April, but not by too much.
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Efforts today to conflate responsible reporting on IC presentation of 2628 page annex with irresponsible posting of uncorroborated 28503-pager.
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" Proof: Jay-Z name-checked his Motorola pager in his single "I Just Wanna Love U (Give It 2 Me).
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My pager was still running on the knockoff battery included in the purchase, the kind that says Enerjizer or Doracell.
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He was most impressed with the brand new pager and mobile phone that he received on the first day at work.
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During the end credits scene, we saw Nick Fury send out a message via a pager before he dissolves into dust.
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"That will be two hours," the hostess says and hands me a pager, something I've never seen before in this country.
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Nathan (31), ER doctor My work nightmares consist of either being too tired to properly work or my pager going off.
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He began investing in 2011, and has made early bets on companies like Allbirds, Zoom, Data Dog, Pager Duty and Cloudflare.
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He thought his pager annoying during his medical internship at San Francisco General, and his dislike for such devices has only grown.
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"I was stripped of any cell phone, pager or two-way (those were our forms of communication at the time)," she shared.
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When Dr. Rampal's pager went off, like everyone else, she did not know of the attack, but rushed to the emergency room.
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On Tuesday, the pager buzzed about 2100 times, according to Erica Shenoy, an infectious diseases doctor and associate chief of infection control.
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I apologized once more and then, as my pager summoned me down the hall, I stepped from the room, leaving her alone.
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I apologized once more and then, as my pager summoned me down the hall, I stepped from the room, leaving her alone.
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Back then, the scenario looked a little more like this: You carried around a little device called a pager in your pocket.
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In the years before smartphones, he would go to bed with a pager clipped to his underwear in case of urgent calls.
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"I actually gave the President a little one-pager on those Old Testament kings about a month ago," Perry told Fox News.
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As Goldberg tells the story, he was in Greenwich Village shopping for a negligee for his wife when his pager went off.
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Then, you will analyze the problems and solutions presented in the article or create a one-pager visual response to the article.
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A recent one-pager from Michael Cahill, one of their foreign exchange strategists, argues that wonks are drastically oversimplifying how this actually works.
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Actually, there's less detail in their budget than there was in the one-pager that President Trump released a month or so ago.
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They've retrieved Nick Fury's pager; they're aware that his final act was activating it; and they've been monitoring to see what it'll do.
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When Rhodey tells them it's "stopped doing whatever the hell it was doing," they try to figure out how to reactivate the pager.
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With his usual dramatic flair, Trump handed over Dr. Bornstein's latest one-pager (accompanied oddly by a reappointment notice from Lenox Hill Hospital).
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Wu's investments include Bright Health, a provider of affordable health insurance, and Pager, a digital health platform that helps consumers connect with providers.
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When Dave Willner arrived at Facebook in 2008, the team there was working on its own "one-pager" of cursory, gut-check guidelines.
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Latest updates -- A red alert was issued by the US Geological Survey (USGS) PAGER system, which predicts economic and human loss after earthquakes.
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Pager hopes to bring telemedicine to the masses, and is going one step further by providing doctor visits to your home or office.
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I spend the rest of the afternoon reviewing a second one-pager and making a graphic to go with this morning's blog post.
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Captain Marvel does not appear in Avengers: Infinity War but her logo does pop up on a pager Fury uses before he disappears. 22.
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" On Trump's tax one-pager: Schumer said that it's "not quite a plan yet," arguing "it is a plan to lower President Trump's taxes.
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Or that her pager allows her to communicate through the Quantum Realm, explaining how Nick Fury got her a message from across the galaxy?
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Sarah Jamie Lewis, executive director at Open Privacy, who first revealed the issue, said the hospital pager messages were "trivially interceptable" by anyone nearby.
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Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) already exist, but they require inserting tiny sensors under the skin that transmit data to a pager-sized wireless monitor.
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Both Fury and audiences don't see that pager again until the very end of the movie, after Carol helps the Skrulls escape from the Kree.
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But when the issue with the shoot came out, the "spread" turned out to be a one pager and they had cut off our heads.
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If you can successfully lay out your plan in a concise business model canvas, or a simple one-pager, you'll be well on your way.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. Pager is the winner of Nicholas Kristof's 2018 "Win-A-Trip" contest to take a university student on a reporting trip.
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Then you might notice the insulin pump about the size of a pager tucked into her black compression shorts, clear tubes going under her shirt.
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When her phone and his old-school pager go off at the same time, they get word that their mutual friend Kevin has been shot.
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Tokyo Telemessage, the only telecommunications company still operating the service, said it would terminate its pager offerings in September 2019 due to lack of demand.
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Keck said messages sent over the pager network are encoded when they are converted into a burst of radio waves and broadcast over the air.
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With more than a year on the clock before the NHS pager ban comes into effect, it's not a problem that can be easily fixed.
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Op-Ed Contributor Tyler Pager is the winner of Nicholas Kristof's 2018 "Win-A-Trip" contest to take a university student on a reporting trip.
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Nick Fury Current status: Dead Fury set the wheels of "Endgame" in motion when he dropped Captain Marvel a message on his pager mid-disintegration.
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After their heartwarming meal, Carol and Fury are on dish duty, and after they joke around (and Fury sings!) she finally gives him back his pager.
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Is Captain Marvel's pager calling her present day, or has it located her in the past, circa 1995-ish, to come back and save the Avengers?
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Photo: TanitaThe ES-100, which looks a lot like an antique pager, features a fold-out arm that you hold near an area of suspected odor.
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Pager, a 3 year-old start-up backed by New Enterprise Associates and Sound Ventures, offers doctors on-demand in New York and San Francisco markets.
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The one-pager and the press coverage surrounding that told us that they're going to have the largest tax cuts for individuals and businesses in history.
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President Donald Trump's one-pager on tax reform "stirred up a lot of dust," but didn't clarify much, Brookings Institution's David Wessel told CNBC on Monday.
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White goes into his wallet and retrieves a crumpled square of cardboard with a pager number crudely etched onto it in what looks like deer blood.
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Late one night in my call room, I was lying in bed, sleeplessly staring at the ceiling, waiting for my pager to rattle me to attention.
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For years one of the largest barriers to intercepting and decoding pager messages — or any other radio waves — was that hobbyists needed custom, often expensive hardware.
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Yahoo Messenger will be end its service after July 17, Variety reports, 20 years after the first version of the messaging service, Yahoo Pager, was released.
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I needed more time to think through the case, I stammered, but barely 10 minutes had passed before there were four more notes on my pager.
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The prominence of apps such as Pager and Doctor On Demand proves that tech entrepreneurs are hoping to make virtual healthcare a reality for every patient.
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For the entourage traveling with President Bush in Sarasota, Florida, the cutting-edge communication tool that provided the first information about the attacks was a pager.
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They've got Captain Marvel's pager, and Bruce has hooked it up to some giant battery hoping to keep the signal going... to whoever it is they're calling.
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Also, it's clearly early on in the movie, because if we're an hour into Endgame and everyone is still trying to crack Fury's pager, we're in trouble.
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As part of the shift, Pager is shutting down in San Francisco, at least temporarily, so that it can focus on refining the model in New York.
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I was quickly asked to appear in promotional ads for one of the show's sponsors, a pager that would alert users of news and pop culture happenings.
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The doc's pager went off, and he wouldn't leave Poke at his place, so he drove him to the hospital and stuck him in the waiting room.
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Which is how I recently left an overnight shift in the intensive care unit, signed out my pager and boarded a plane from Boston to Los Angeles.
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Devah Pager, a Harvard sociologist best known for rigorously measuring and documenting racial discrimination in the labor market and in the criminal justice system, died on Nov.
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Dr. Pager became attuned to racial issues when she left Hawaii, which has a high rate of interracial marriage, for Los Angeles, which she found more segregated.
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"And I actually gave the president a little one-pager on those Old Testament kings about a month ago, and I shared it with him," he added.
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"And I actually gave the president a little one-pager on those Old Testament kings about a month ago and I shared it with him," he continued.
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" But Pager suggests that the real benefit of ban the box might be its effects on people who aren't ex-offenders — as a "tool of public education.
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It's truly a testament to how much fans were excited for Captain Marvel's release that all anyone could talk about after Avengers: Infinity War was Captain Marvel's pager.
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The new scene reveals Captain America, Black Widow, James Rhodes, and Bruce Banner at the Avengers compound studying the mysterious pager that had been found where Fury disappeared.
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She said that when she approached him about the job, he gave her a card with his private pager number and told her he would expedite her application.
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Here's how Egan breaks a site downtime situation handled with Kintaba: You're on call and your pager is blowing up because all your servers have stopped serving data.
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What the nurse didn't realize is that she'd turned off the alarms not just in Gabriel's room, but also at the nurse's station and on her own pager.
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About the size of a pager and implanted under the skin near the collarbone, the ICD is connected with wires to the inside and surface of the heart.
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So imagine going there and having to order off an all-emoji menu Gaggan's menu is a minimalist one-pager of just 503 emojis, each representing one dish.
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There's direct competition from startups like the New York-based Pager and there is also a host of companies that are tackling the issue from the telemedicine angle.
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However, Bangs's article was so long, the type ended up being tiny, so it would fit on a single page—it really should have been a two pager.
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Since at least as early as 2006, the $905 billion tech behemoth has published "Testing on the Toilet," a one-pager that gives engineering advice to fellow employees.
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Behind a thick black curtain, Mr. Dobesh dims the twinkling "stars" on the pod's black ceiling and sleeps until a restaurant pager buzzes to signify the session's end.
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After explaining my symptoms away to the certified Pager nurse on the other side of the smartphone screen, she suggested I call my regular specialist for further consultation.
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The designers of the pager network thus got away with sending out every message unencrypted, relying on the pagers themselves to display only the messages addressed to them.
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Most of your electronics—your phone, tablet, smartwatch, desktop computer, laptop, beeper, pager, e-reader, smart television, dumb television, soundbar, speaker system, camera-enabled doorbell—will outlive you.
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Stoll slept under his desk at the lab and programmed his pager to alert him when the hacker logged into the network in the middle of the night.
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That statistic comes from an experiment done by sociologist Devah Pager in Milwaukee, in which she dispatched white and black students to deliver job applications to 350 businesses.
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But its one-pager was viewed as an attempt to blunt Sanders' momentum in the state, where scant polling has shown him in the lead, and prompted backlash online.
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Orlando, Florida (CNN)The trauma surgeon on duty had just gone up to the call room, where he was hoping to catch some sleep, when his pager went off.
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Custer was in the background of one of Looking Glass' interrogations, and Angela got a message on her pager that read "Little Bighorn," another name for Custer's Last Stand.
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Op-Ed Contributor BODA, Central African Republic — Tyler Pager is the winner of Nicholas Kristof's 2018 "Win-A-Trip" contest to take a university student on a reporting trip.
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The installation at this year's Radical Networks conference was part of an artwork called Holypager by Brannon Dorsey that used a programmable radio to listen into pager message traffic.
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In an era so bygone it might as well be prehistory, people would give out their individual pager numbers to those who needed them, be it parents or friends.
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When Fury and Carol finally team up for the first time, they investigate Pegasus, a joint NASA and USAF project, and Fury calls SHIELD for backup on his normal pager.
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See, these remaining Avengers don't yet know about Captain Marvel, so they're not really sure who they're trying to call, if anyone (let alone if this pager can be trusted).
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We also don't know where Captain Marvel came from in the first place — like, was she out in space or somewhere closer to Earth when the pager message came through?
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Cap had previously given the order to keep the pager plugged in and turned on so they could keep studying it and trying to figure out who Fury was paging.
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Additionally, he can lay claim to driving innovation in cell phone and pager technologies earlier in his career, including the first mobile phone that used both analogue and digital signals.
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I thought it might help if I included a few good sample one pager resumes to look at, for reference, including Elon Musk, Hilary Clinton, Marissa Mayer and Kris Nair.
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In all, the company monitored nearly 55 million records of pages (pager messages), of which around a third were alphanumeric (some pages were simply tones, or just contained numeric information).
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Because the two widely used pager protocols — POCSAG and FLEX — are not encrypted, it's easy to understand what messages are broadcast over the airwaves using free and open-source software.
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We talked for an hour, her fiancé open-mouthed in the chair next to her, my pager mercifully silent, her whole story spilling out in the middle of the night.
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Pager Chief Exec and Co-Founder Gaspard De Dreuzy told me that when it comes to innovating an-already struggling and wasteful healthcare system, you must implement multiple care facets.
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This 112-pager from Gail Herman, which made Yale Climate Connections' list of recommended books for children, will allow you to learn the science of climate change alongside your kids.
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During the 1990s, Mr. Headlam edited my stories about technology for Canadian Business magazine (including one about an obscure email "pager" from a then-equally obscure company that became BlackBerry).
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Devah Pager from Princeton University and colleagues sent teams of black and white men to apply for jobs in New York, presenting equivalent resumés differing only in race and criminal background.
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Like the one-pager that preceded it, copies of the booklet sat on the table and were constantly marked up, then updated with new bullet points every few weeks or so.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have been advising South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign on potential hires, Tyler Pager and Kurt Wagner at Bloomberg reported Monday.
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Screenshot: Tokyo TelemessageThe heyday of the pager is long since over, but the devices themselves have continued to be used for specialized purposes like search-and-rescue teams and emergency workers.
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Ivanka Trump "has privately said she was naive when she first came to Washington ... unprepared for the palace infighting," the WashPost's Ashley Parker and Phil Rucker write in a front-pager.
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He dropped out of community college, cooked at a Carl's Jr., worked as an aide for children with disabilities, then got fired from a job at a cellphone and pager shop.
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Williams said that while shopping at a retailer over the holidays, she saw a man carrying a personal phone, a work phone a walkie-talkie and a pager on his belt.
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But as Pager points out, Holzer was studying employers who didn't have any information about criminal records at all — not those who had them at a later point in the process.
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A Wall Street Journal front-pager, "Boom Time for Bank Stocks As Goldman Regains Peak," by Liz Hoffman and Christina Rexrode, captures the post-crisis milestones: The winners: Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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After every meal or snack, I will punch a button on the pager-size meter, setting a brief click-clack of machinery in motion before a lancet thrusts into my toughened skin.
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As my eyes scanned along the printouts, I couldn't believe what I was seeing: These were pager messages of dozens of doctors and hospital staffers, filled with very personal information about patients.
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Heal, DispatchHealth, MedZed, Dose Healthcare and Pager will send a doctor or a nurse practitioner to a person's home or workplace to treat nonemergency problems like strep throat or a sprained ankle.
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But this year, October's Very Own went all out in a 2000s-themed extravaganza that included a Blockbuster bar, a Motorola pager cake, and multiple outfit changes simply because Drake can do that.
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" In her overview of these studies, Devah Pager finds that "whites [are] anywhere from 1.5 to 5 times more likely to receive a callback or job offer relative to equally qualified black applicants.
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They've been talking about this tax reform for a month, but there's actually less detail about tax reform in this budget than there was in their one pager they released a month ago.
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When this is done, the block — which in this case is about 9" by 6" — is first carefully inked and then placed in my 1859 Albion hand press and printed onto handmade pager.
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Publishing magnate Steve Forbes penned an open letter to congressional Republicans in today's WSJ (the full-pager was sponsored by the Taxpayers Protection Alliance) pleading with them to reconsider a border adjustment tax.
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He repeatedly inquired about her personal life, she said, showing her brochures for sex toys and encouraging her to try them, and messaging her pager with the phone number of a sex shop.
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My winner, Tyler Pager of Northwestern and Oxford Universities, has been visiting schools with me here in the Central African Republic — and they underscore the need for a new global focus on schooling.
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Today, however, following readily available instructions and using a cheap USB radio, almost anyone can build a pager that receives every message broadcasted in their area, not just the ones addressed to them.
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Because they work a low frequency, pager radio waves are able to travel farther and deeper inside large buildings — particularly hospitals — which have thickened walls to protect others from X-rays and other radiation.
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Under Nolan's measure, the one-pager would describe the airline's policies for involuntary bumping, lost or damaged baggage, compensation for flight cancellations or delays and what happens when a traveler is disabled or injured.
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I'm on my annual win-a-trip journey, in which I take a university student with me on a reporting trip, and this year the winner is Tyler Pager of Northwestern and Oxford Universities.
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Cautionary tales abound in the tech industry, but few stand out more than Iridium: a constellation of 66 car-sized space satellites that'd serve as a global wireless network for telephone and pager data.
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We'd spend weeks camped out in the doctor's lounge, our hearts racing at the prospect of a patient's heart stopping, bracing for the moment a shrill pager or overhead speaker would signal an emergency.
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Yahoo Messenger first made its debut as Yahoo Pager way back in 1998, at a time when instant messaging was the terrain of PCs, as an alternative to email and SMS on basic mobile devices.
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The Trump International Hotel's managers "press conservative, Republican and Christian groups to do business where they can rub shoulders with Trump's Cabinet," the WashPost's Jonathan O'Connell writes in a front-pager: See an animated map.
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Sakoda's firm has made several bets in the non or less-regulated health sector including Ritual, maker of vitamins by subscription, and Pager, an app for people to schedule a doctor's visit to their home.
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"At the moment, there's very little systematic provision of assistance to match ex-offenders with jobs at release," said Ms. Pager, whose research focuses on the barriers that race and criminal records pose in the workplace.
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Devah Pager of Harvard conducted a study of racial discrimination in New York City in 2004 by sending young black and white men to apply for jobs at 170 businesses, bearing fictitious and carefully matched résumés.
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If you were privileged enough to have a beeper or pager, you had to memorize numerical codes like "193" which meant "miss me?" and "346" for "call me back" to convey what you wanted to say.
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The scabrous one-pager "Future Presidents" features nine putrid possibilities for the country's highest office, now that the bar has been lowered; "Infected Robert Durst Hangnail" is perhaps the only one that can be printed here.
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The only actual written-down Trump tax plan is a one-pager that includes what Ron Wyden, the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, calls a new "lunar-crater-size loophole" on income for the wealthy.
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It might be difficult to make sense of that fact, so we took a trip down memory lane, revisiting the Walkman and the pager, the United Colors of Benetton and the chokers, Naomi Campbell and Keanu Reeves.
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Solomon and his cofounders, Andrew Miklas and Baskar Puvanathasan, took that idea and built a product that did the same thing for other corporate IT teams, all of whom were, back in those days, on pager duty.
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" Why it matters: N.Y. Times front-pager, "Dragging of Passenger Sets Off a Crisis at United": "[T]he videos had already cast an unwelcome light not just on United, but on the airline industry's efforts to maximize profits.
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WSJ's Tripp Mickle (sounds like a driver) and Valerie Bauerlein's front pager dives into how Nascar — long a cultural icon — has hit the skids as the stock car's founding family continues to draw criticism as fans lose interest.
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"This suggests that being black in America today is essentially like having a felony conviction in terms of one's chances of finding employment," Dr. Pager said in a video interview with the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality.
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Her debut film Captain Marvel, out now, only continues to add more evidence to that theory, but it also finally decodes the mystery of how Nick Fury got Captain Marvel's pager in the first place and how it works.
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Co-founder and Chief Product Officer Oscar Salazar added that Pager decided to focus on chat, because that was already one of the main ways users wanted to connect with medical providers in the previous version of the app.
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On the morning of March 6, 2017, Starbuck's pager went off at ten-fifty-three and informed him that a grass fire was burning in the Mocane oil field, by County Road 141 in Beaver County, north of Slapout.
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When applicants had personal contact with their would-be employers, applicants with criminal records had a better chance of getting called back: "Personal contact appears to mediate the effect of a criminal record, reducing its negative impact," Pager wrote.
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An accompanying "one-pager" on the issue, which was also seen by Reuters, included the assertion that black lung was in decline and that the trust fund would be in good stead without an extension of the excise tax.
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Instead of having to receive a pager message and then log on to a computer, the medics get an alert to the Streams app on their mobile phone, along with all the data needed to make a quick clinical decision.
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While we don't get a detailed explanation of how the pager is able to call Captain Marvel across a couple galaxies (at least), the scene with the payphone at the beginning of the film helps put all the pieces together.
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The DCLA — which, it's worth noting, is the largest cultural funding agency in the US — released the overview on Monday, an 18-pager filled with infographics and stats outlining what arts and culture–related issues New Yorkers care about most.
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As everything was literally falling apart, Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) grabbed some kind of sci-fi pager, and before he also disintegrated, he sent an SOS to the one person who could possibly save the day/world/universe: Captain Marvel.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, "who rose to national prominence by calling for tough regulation after the financial crisis, is winning respect from a small but growing circle of senior bankers and hedge fund managers," Bloomberg's Lananh Nguyen and Tyler Pager write.
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" P.S. "New Tax Law Haunts Companies That Did 'Inversion' Deals,'" per Wall Street Journal front-pager: "Companies that engineered ... inversion deals ... have been able to reduce their tax rates and take certain deductions by shifting their tax homes to other nations.
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Because pagers typically don't use encryption or authentication, it is also possible for an attacker to infect their own messages into pager conversations, without a target being able to verify whether the messages came from a trusted source or not.
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The Treasury's one-pager would likely be given an "F" in any college economics course for thoughtlessness, carelessness and recklessness, not to mention intellectual laziness, when it comes to projecting the impact of the tax reform proposals currently under consideration.
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These traditionally one-way communication devices allow anyone to send messages to one or many pagers at once by calling a dedicated phone number, often manned by an operator, which are then broadcast as radio waves over the pager network.
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In Captain Marvel's mid-credits scene, we get a close-up of Nick Fury's two-way pager (the one he messaged Captain Marvel with in Avengers: Infinity War's post-credits scene) and learn that the remaining Avengers and Captain America — Natasha Romanov, a.k.a.
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The city becomes the largest in the US to adopt such a measure, which bans pedestrians from crossing a road while looking at a cell phone, text messaging device, pager, PDA, laptop computer, video game, or camera, although audio devices are exempt.
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Jennifer Hickes Lundquist and Eiko Strader from the University of Massachusetts, along with Devah Pager of Harvard University, tracked the performance of 8,000 former felons who entered the American army after passing a screening process in the years between 2002 and 2009.
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"This morning, Peter is back as the lead author of a front-pager, "President Tries Taste of Comity As G.O.P. Stews," reporting that Trump called Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi to crow about the morning cable coverage: "The press has been incredible.
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" The Dow Jones passed another record yesterday, but the markets are flashing red lights at a correction is coming, per a Wall Street Journal front-pager: "Many investors are concerned that the steady rise in U.S. indexes has left shares looking expensive.
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"Ultimately, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issued a guidance saying that a criminal record by itself shouldn't disqualify people," said Dr. Western, who now teaches at Columbia and had been in the midst of another project with Dr. Pager when she died.
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Both Ma Huateng, nicknamed Pony Ma, and Zhang Zhidong, also known as Tony Zhang, brought their experience of working in a pager company and an online firm to form what was effectively an instant messaging service for pagers, a wireless communication device pre-dating smartphones.
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Dr. Stephanie Bonne, an activist and trauma surgeon with Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, said trauma in the operating room adds to other daily stresses such as seeing the latest shootings on the news while the pager sounds, indicating another gunshot victim is arriving.
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"Peace may be breaking out in the battle between Uber and London, as the ride-sharing giant signalled last night that it was prepared to make concessions on passenger safety and benefits for its drivers," per a Sunday Times of London front-pager (subscription).
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" P.S. Wall Street Journal front-pager, "Tech Firms Face Political Pressures": "The industry's standing suffered again in the past week when lawmakers laid plans for public hearings to examine whether Facebook and other social-media platforms were used by foreign governments during the 2016 campaign.
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And even though she has to leave the planet, she doesn't want to leave Fury alone and without any alien allies should more invasions come (and they will), so the pager is her way of saying she'll continue to defend Earth if it ever needs her.
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There's always the chance that this is the last quiet moment before an unnecessary (but probably interesting) battle between the existing Avengers and Captain Marvel, who might think they killed Fury and stole his wonky space-pager, or something equally contrived for the sake of action.
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" The narrative, from a New York Times front-pager: "By inserting herself into a scalding set of gender dynamics, she is becoming a proxy for dashed dreams of a female presidency and the debate about President Trump's record of conduct toward women and his views on them.
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Besides being an active investor in companies like Egyptian motorcycle and tuk-tuk ride-hailing startup Halan, he has launched other companies like Pager, which sends a doctor or nurse to youMore recently, he launched Ogon LLC, an advisory firm to companies like Rubicon Global Inc.
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Dr. Stephanie Bonne, an activist and trauma surgeon at Rutgers University Hospital in Newark, New Jersey, said trauma in the operating room adds to other daily stresses such as seeing the latest shootings on the news while the pager sounds, indicating another gunshot victim is arriving.
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Revealed via Nick Fury's (Samuel L. Jackson) period-inappropriate pager in the end credits, the scene showed off very little in the way of detail, save for the fact that superhuman is apparently the last and best hope for (half) of the universe, yadda, yadda, yadda.
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DoCoMo used emoji to deliver weather reports to pager users (hence the sun, lightning bolt, umbrella and snowman emoji) and direct them to local businesses; the hamburger symbolized a fast-food joint, the martini stood for a bar, and the high heel indicated a clothing shop.
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The information distributed to staff included a one-pager from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reminding people to wash their hands, stay home if they are sick and informing people of the coronavirus symptoms, similar to information health officials have publicly distributed or discussed.
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Dr. Pager said that even she had been surprised by the results: A follow-up telephone survey showed that blacks who said they had a criminal record had a callback rate of 5 percent, and blacks who said they did not had a rate of 14 percent.
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Usually, though, they're a way of building anticipation for an upcoming film in the series, like when Avengers: Infinity War ended with Nick Fury summoning off-world hero Captain Marvel with a dated-looking pager, just before he dissolved in the wake of Thanos' universe-changing finger-snap.
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Here's an example of what those wavering Republicans are hearing about pre-existing conditions: The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network has been sending this one-pager to congressional offices that lays out all of the ways the latest GOP health care bill changes could hurt people with cancer.
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" His accuser already is: A WashPost front-pager, dragged on Twitter for missing the nuance about revenge porn, says Barton "told a woman to whom he had sent sexually explicit photos, videos and messages that he [might] report her to the Capitol Police because she could expose his behavior.
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" P.S. N.Y. Times front-pager, "Countries See Executive Disorder in Trump's Foreign Policy Tweets": "Two things stand out about the foreign policy messages Mr. Trump has posted on Twitter since taking office: How far they veer from the traditional ways American presidents express themselves, let alone handle diplomacy.
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California boasts its plan will cover 7.5 million workers by charging three percent on each paycheck — nowhere does their glossy one pager mention that this means taking $6.75 billion (assuming average income in this group is half the state median income) out of the pockets of working Californians.
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" A WashPost front-pager ("Democrats could exploit GOP stagnation in 2018") points out that Republicans "now live in the worst of both worlds — with nothing to show for seven years of campaign promises, even though dozens of vulnerable lawmakers cast votes that could leave them exposed to attacks from Democrats.
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The pager just helped connect her with the only remaining heroes left in existence to fix what Thanos did, as shown in the Captain Marvel mid credits scene when she comes face-to-face with Captain America, Black Widow, War Machine and Bruce Banner who were trying to keep the pager's signal going.
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Most of the companies chasing this opportunity are still at an early stage, but we're already seeing breakout growth in areas like contingent labor (Shiftgig, JobToday and Gigwalk); trucking (Cargomatic, Transfix and Convoy); restaurant delivery services (DoorDash, Deliveroo and Postmates); healthcare (Pager, Honor and Heal) and home services (Handy, Pro and Joist).
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The paper also recalled the heyday of the pager in Japan, which peaked in the mid-1990s and became particularly popular with high school students, specifically schoolgirls:For example, the feature allowed users to send short numerical messages such as "0840," which in the Japanese language can be pronounced as "ohayō" (good morning).
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"It's important to note that by increasing the standard deduction (as was on the one-pager we released in April) we're effectively increasing the size of the 0% tax bracket, so that the hardworking American at the bottom of the economic ladder is empowered to climb their way up," the representative said.
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"I did an informal survey of employers in the Boston area — Boston was one of the earliest cities to ban the box — and I saw how unfamiliar hiring managers were with ban the box," said Devah Pager, a professor of sociology and public policy at Harvard who studies racial discrimination in employment.
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In her seminal work, Dr. Pager, who was the Peter and Isabel Malkin professor of public policy at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard and a professor of sociology at the university, documented what she called the "powerful effects of race" on hiring decisions, which she said contributed to persistent inequality.
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But as David Pedulla and Devah Pager (who died last year) show, black job seekers are less likely than white job seekers to (1) know someone at the companies to which they are submitting applications, and (2) have their network mobilize key resources on their behalf, specifically contact an employer on their behalf.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation, the economic scorekeeper of Congress, projected in late November that the Senate bill would increase the size of the economy by 0.8 percent over 10 years, beyond what it would otherwise have achieved — which is well short of the growth path implied by the Treasury one-pager.
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A powerful union there is also fighting with Sanders: "The politically powerful Culinary Union is punching back at supporters of [Sanders], who have lashed out at the union after it began distributing a one-pager to members warning that the Democratic presidential hopeful would 'end Culinary Healthcare' if elected president," the Nevada Independent's Megan Messerly reports.
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" Driving tomorrow ... Wall Street Journal front-pager, "Sessions's Testimony to Keep Russia Probe in Focus," by Laura Meckler and Jeffrey Sparshott: "Attorney General Jeff Sessions will testify Tuesday before the same Senate committee that heard from former FBI Director James Comey last week ... It is unclear whether the intelligence committee hearing will be held in public.
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"We used to have, when we were there -- it wasn't quite as up-to-date as it is today in terms of technology, but we had a basket outside the door to the Situation Room where any electronic gear had to go in that basket: a cell phone, a pager or whatever it might be," Cheney said.
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The story: Near the dawn of the texting era, we noted that a tech-device culture war broke out between establishment types (Al Gore, Bill Gates, Michael Dell), who favored the no-nonsense BlackBerry, and members of the celebrity A-list (Star Jones, Russell Simmons, Carson Daly), who flocked to the colorful, youth-friendly Motorola two-way pager.
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"For only the second time in the last century, the number of farmers under 35 years old is increasing, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's latest Census of Agriculture," the WashPost's Caitlin Downey reports in a front-pager with the lovely headline, "A growing movement": 69% of the surveyed young farmers had college degrees — significantly higher than the general population.
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" N.Y. Times Quote of the Day ... Peter Shane, a law professor at The Ohio State University and co-author of a casebook on separation of powers, quoted in a front-pager, "Trump and His Lawyers Embrace a Vision of Vast Executive Power": "We overthrew control by a monarchy, and the Constitution signals in multiple places that the president is subject to law.
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Greg Ip, one of the smartest thinkers in journalism, nails it in a Wall Street Journal front-pager: Quick take: Investors don't seem too spooled up about populist trends or rising threats to the euro and EU. Instead, they are jazzed about pro-business cabinet and president; promises of lower taxes, and more infrastructure spending and boost to banks, oil producers, and others.
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True, I wasn't a normal, mentally healthy person but I believe that if you take a normal, mentally healthy person—raised on due process and the usual expectations of Western democracy—and tell him that he's being detained, arbitrarily, because of some Kafkaesque snag (a doctor wasn't answering his pager), he would probably get agitated, paranoid, and incensed—all the TV attributes of a mental patient.
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A Wall Street Journal front-pager, "AUTO MAKERS IN THE CROSSHAIRS," counts the ways he has rattled Detroit: Ford CEO Mark Fields said he reread Trump's 'The Art of the Deal' over the holidays and that the company has been "rattled" by a series of Trump's tweets accusing Ford of not being sufficiently committed to U.S. jobs and investment, given their heavy reliance on overseas production.
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Like that fast-reading 508-pager, its aim is to simultaneously depict and demythologize the Jersey shore and poke major holes in an authenticity it reconceives at a truer level of complexity—on his first cross-country car trip, the guy who would soon write "Racing in the Street" had to learn to drive from scratch when the guy who was supposed to ride shotgun disappeared in Tennessee.
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Presumably — if Fury and the Skrulls hadn't made contact since the '90s, and Fury hadn't used the amped-up pager that Danvers made for him between the events of Captain Marvel and the end-credits of Avengers: Infinity War — Fury and the Skrulls met up sometime after or at Tony Stark's funeral (as Far From Home director Jon Watts has theorized), with Danvers updating him on the latest at that time.
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Student Multiple Points of View Organizer for identifying up to four points of view on a single topic covered in The Times Teacher | Student The One-Pager Students create a one-page reaction to a Times article by pulling out a quote, posing a question and illustrating an aspect of the story Student Primary Document Analysis Questions Basic questions that can be applied to thinking about any primary document.
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But many state party officials reportedly expressed outrage over the hack, and as Bloomberg's Tyler Pager reports, they also expressed frustration with how the DNC has implemented this change to how caucusing has always been done: Caucus-state officials offered a litany of complaints: That the DNC created the rules about absentee participation without considering how the states should achieve that goal; that the DNC offered little help in devising a virtual system, what state officials called the most significant change in caucus procedure since modern caucuses began in 1972; and were slow to raise concerns about security.
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