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*Mark Twain's observation for the spider on the newspaper EZ Filing™
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EZ Classified Advertizing™, (free or flat fee classified advertising listings) a Nixon Newspapers affiliate 317 844-8189 |
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Carmel IN
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Website Link: www.ezclassifiedz.com/classifieds/classified.php?pid=0&cid=101 |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: USPS Direct Mail
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Advertising, marketing, promotions
Your cash drawer is best measure of effective ads
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If you are not putting more money in your drawer, it makes little difference if you have a great rate or your ads win all kinds of awards.
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EZ Classified Advertizing™, (free or flat fee classified advertising listings) a Nixon Newspapers affiliate 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#EZ.12412 Exp 01-31
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Website Link: www.ezclassifiedz.com/classifieds/classified.php?pid=0&cid=101 |
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Willard P. Rohrer, General/Business Manager
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Advertising, marketing, promotions
EZ Classified Advertizing™ SOP, category stylebook
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When someone wants to know more about your services, s/he will want to know where you are located and what you offer. Since ads are sorted alphabetically by title, similar services are sorted together. Since the title field is searchable, someone can find your company simply by typing in your specialty.
This category contains several different specific services, so identify the generic subject as the first word in your ad. For instance, if you offer web site hosting and design, say: Internet, web hosting. You could also provide a separate listing which begins: Web site design
Other search parameters: business name, zip code (both 3 digit and 5 digit), price, free items and new items. If you have questions, please use e-mail contact button.
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EZ Classified Advertizing™, (free or flat fee classified advertising listings) a Nixon Newspapers affiliate 317 844-8189 |
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#EZ.7554 Exp 12-31
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Willard P. Rohrer, General/Business Manager
Email: Owner: Nixon, Eugenia H -- Publisher |
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Announcements
A question: what will you do to bring back to life - local journalism
Price: $0.02 / priceless
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Indiana Daily Student - comprehensive caledar of events on campus and off
Bowling scores
Name or picture in the paper
High school activities, particularly sports (other school down to kindergarten can get the name in the paper - birthday Class of 1960)
Hillsdale College campaign to improve public middle and high school education
Unlimited content, categories and listings, easy to locate by zip code
Competition between schools in each zip code so all is local and people are interested...remember the old Indiana high school basketball single class and what it
Replace the yellow page directory model (subscription price based on category-church or babysitters)
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Creative Thinking, Inc 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#EZ.56661 Exp 12-25
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Website Link: ashland.news |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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One Match Tournament
Administration - Partners and Volunteers
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Most activities need helpers and this is no different. But it is fun and you will play better, too.
For details...
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One Match Tournament™ |
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Owner: Nixon II, Don M. |
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Advertising, marketing, promotions
♦ Classified SOP, category stylebook - Acceptable ads
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One would think acceptable advertising content would not have to have an exhaustive list of that which will not be accepted. But in this day and age, some folks will think of options we have not considered.
All ads we post are subject to our approval and we will look diligently for those which are not appropriate. Click on the "Website Link:" below and in a case like this one, we would hope to catch it so it would not have been posted and then we would follow up and forward all information we have to the proper authorities.
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EZ Classified Advertizing™, (free or flat fee classified advertising listings) a Nixon Newspapers affiliate |
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Website Link: www.news.com/8301-10784_3-9859100-7.html |
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Willard P Rohrer, Classified Advertising Mgr
Email: Ref: CNET Networks - c|net.com
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments
Building a program for revenue producing pickleball activity
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments #1 Price: $0.02 / my two cents worth This project is a ranking system that works efficiently, encourages players to participate at any locations to find fair competition and meet new people. Any suggestions are welcome. If you want to be a partner, provide your contact details. dmn Creative Thinking, Inc. 317 844-8189 (O) 777-4389 (C) 160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032 #RAWKLU.26513 Exp 12-30 Website Link: pickleballgazette.com Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader Email: dmn.ez.nni@gmail.com Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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The Pickleball Gazette 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#RAWKLU.26546 Exp 12-01
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Website Link: www.radioad.org/kube/classifieds/contact.php |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilyn monroe
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments
Building a program for revenue producing pickleball activity #1
Price: $0.02 / my two cents worth
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This project is a ranking system that works efficiently, encourages players to participate at any locations to find fair competition and meet new people. Any suggestions are welcome.
If you want to be a partner, provide your contact details.
dmn
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Creative Thinking, Inc. 317 844-8189 (O) 777-4389 (C) |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#RAWKLU.26513 Exp 12-30
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Website Link: pickleballgazette.com |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments
Building a program for revenue producing pickleball activity #1a
Price: $15.00 / Player registration is no charge but if needs attention there is a fee
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Creative Thinking, Inc. 317 844-8189 (O) 777-4389 (C) |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#RAWKLU.26516 Exp 12-26
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Website Link: pickleballgazette.com |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments
Building a program for revenue producing pickleball activity #1b
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One Match Tournament™ 317 844-8189 (O) 777-4389 (C) |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#RAWKLU.26515 Exp 12-26
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Website Link: pickleballgazette.com |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments
Building a program for revenue producing pickleball activity #2
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https://ijhf.org/members/2006/john-r-nixon
https://ijhf.org/members/1984/don-morisson-nixon
https://ijhf.org/members/1989/joseph-h-nixon
Everything I learned from the family newspaper companies, Indiana University
and Culver, whether playing sports, study projects, make friends were influenced
with these persons, and suspect many of the spouses, who likely may have been
as significant.
Peru Daily Tribune provided IHSAA basketball results by phone and introduced
me to direct customer contact likely in 1950. Many thanks. It's been an adventure.
There is no "free" project, but value must be within to exchange value for value
whether it is for hire or merchandise. Paid subscribers made the newspaper
product reliable and valuable for the readers and advertisers. Renewals were
the best measure of content value.
dmn
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Nixon Newspapers, Inc. |
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2 W Canal St Wabash IN , 46992
#RAWKLU.26514 Exp 12-30
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: Established 1904, sold 1998
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Heard around town
Cheer for chocolate this holiday season
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Dove - Dark Chocolate wrapper |
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Stories, favorites and great
Darwin awards
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Here: The Glorious Winner:
When his .38 caliber revolver failed to fire at his intended victim during a hold-up in Long Beach, California, would-be robber, James Elliot, did something which only inspires wonder.
He peered down the barrel, then tried the trigger again.
This time it worked.
And Now: The Honorable Mentions:
The chef at a hotel in Switzerland lost a finger in a meat cutting machine and after a little shopping around, submitted a claim to his insurance company. The company, expecting negligence, sent one of its men to look for himself.
He tried the machine and also lost a finger.
The chef's claim was approved.
After stopping for drinks at an illegal bar, a Zimbabwean bus driver found twenty mental patients he was supposed to be transporting from Harare to Bulawayo had escaped.
Not wanting to admit his incompetence, the driver went to a nearby bus stop and offered everyone waiting there a free ride. He then delivered the passengers to the mental hospital, telling the staff his patients were very excitable and prone to bizarre fantasies.
The deception wasn't discovered for 3 days.
An American teenager was in the hospital recovering from serious head wounds received from an oncoming train. When asked how he received the injuries, the lad told police he was simply trying to see how close he could get his head to a moving train before he was hit.
A man walked into a Louisiana Circle-K, put a $20 bill on the counter, and asked for change. After the clerk opened the cash drawer, the man pulled a gun and asked for all the cash in the register, which the clerk promptly provided. The man took the cash from the clerk and fled, leaving the $20 bill on the counter.
The total amount of cash he got from the drawer: $15.
[If someone points a gun at you and gives you money, is a crime committed?]
As a female shopper exited a New York convenience store, a man grabbed her purse and ran. The clerk called 911 immediately, and the woman was able to give them a detailed description of the snatcher. Within minutes, police apprehended the snatcher. They put him in the car and drove back to the store.
The thief was then taken out of the car and told to stand there for a positive ID. To which he replied, "Yes, officer, that's her. That's the lady I stole the purse from."
When a man attempted to siphon gasoline from a motor home parked on a Seattle street by sucking on a hose, he got much more than he bargained for. Police arrived at the scene to find a very sick man curled up next to a motor home near spilled sewage. A police spokesman said the man admitted to trying to steal gasoline, but he plugged his siphon hose into the motor home's sewage tank by mistake.
The vehicle's owner declined to press charges saying it was the best laugh he'd ever had and the perp had been punished enough!
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Heard around town
Do it or do not do it -- you will regret both
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Frequently asked questions
FAQ: How to find local information - search by zip code
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Step #1:
Enter your zip code. The database will select all items with the first three digits of your zip code, in this case "460" which generally is a sectional center or a 50 mile radius.
Step #2:
If that search displays too many results, click the box for "Exact" zip code. Then the database will select all items in the five digits of your zip code, in this case "46032" which generally is a 10 mile radius.
Step #3:
Click the "Search" button
To see the detail, click the website link below.
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Frequently asked questions
FAQ: How to find specific categories and subjects
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Each data base is custom and may have different categories. Look under "Announcements" for a cross reference where to find different subjects.
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EZ Classified Advertising™, (free or flat fee classified advertising listings) a Nixon Newspapers affiliate 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#EZ.30618 Exp 12-31
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Willard P. Rohrer, General/Business Manager
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Frequently asked questions
FAQ: How to find specific known business #1
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Step #1:
Enter the name of the business. The more letters you use in the search the more precise it will be, but if you use fewer letters, more choices will appear.
Step #2:
Determine if you want to search the entire database or only this category.
Step #3:
Click the "Search" button
To make the search more precise, add additional fields.
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EZ Classified Advertising™, (free or flat fee classified advertising listings) a Nixon Newspapers affiliate 317 844-8189 |
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#EZ.30243 Exp 12-31
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Website Link: www.ezclassifiedz.com/classifieds/classified.php?pid=0&cid=102 |
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Willard P Rohrer, Classified Advertising Mgr
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Announcements
Get it first...but...
Price: $1,000,000.00 / and no less
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first, get it RIGHT!
Not sure the previous owner but think it was a savings and loan building converted to Nixon Newspapers headquarters, and daily Wabash Plain Dealer with re-plated Times Star for mail subscribers.
Note the PLAIN DEALER name carved above the brass front doors and clock* outside at the corner.
The press was in the basement as was newsprint storage which went under the sidewalks on Canal and Wabash streets.
The safe door for secured deposit boxes was never closed and was permanent since its weight would collapse the floor if an attempt to remove it was planned.
Entering the main front door, you passed the stairs to the basement and the office on the left was Nixon Newspapers headquarters for Wabash, Peru and Michigan City newspapers, Nixon Newspaper Associates, Nixon Newspapers, Inc., and Nixon Newspapers Benevolent Association, Inc.
The office to the right was occupied by Joe Nixon (my father) who was General Manager and the middle lobby divided the teller stations so on the right the Plain Dealer classified advertising and subscription operations and on the left, all general administration work for the newspaper operations was conducted. Willard Rohrer occupied the front office to manage all business purchasing, banking, insurance, payroll, taxes, union/labor agreements.
The far balcony offices were for the display advertising sales people when in the office and the front balcony was for the Publisher, Eugenia Hubbard Nixon Honeywell, who was seldom present at the office.
Beyond the far balcony, stairs to the upper floor and exit on Wabash Street may have influenced visitors dealing with the news department or the daily make up production of "hot metal" typesetting for the news and advertising content of the daily printed product.
*The clock was manually operated winding it every 8 days. It was astounding how many people would notice if and when the clock was not on time.
PS: If the photo is not displayed, click the website link below
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Nixon Newspapers, Inc 317 844-8189 |
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2 W Canal St Wabash IN, 46992
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Website Link: www.ezclassifiedz.com/classifieds/classified.php?pid=0&cid=26 |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Heard around town
Holiday cheer begins here.
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Dove - Dark Chocolate wrapper |
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Advertising, marketing, promotions
In advertising, what is the difference between news, advertising
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Don Nixon II, former Publisher, Proofreader
Credible sources of information are valuable, respected and reliable. Advertisers like to attempt to gain the same reputation and sources of information often “lend” their reputation to their paying supporters.
It’s begins a tightrope journey from integrity.
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EZ Classified Advertizing™ 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#EZ.47262 Exp 12-30
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: Quora question:
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One Match Tournament
Ladder challenge - player and team ranking
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Ranking without having to provide minor details. The only change is when a lower ranked player or team beats a higher ranked opponent
Age and gender neutral, which only is dependent on skill, fair ranking quickly. Very good way to determine where you are visiting.
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Owner: Nixon II, Don M. |
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Advertising, marketing, promotions
Nixon Newspapers, affiliates
all private party ads are free, ads guaranteed Price: $99.95 / monthly subscription plus 3% royalty fee
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Home page: Spectatorusa.com -- The Spectator - Indianapolis
Links:
Advertising --
Local: WKLU (ezschooladz)
--Nat'l: EZ Classifiedz and EZ Classifiedadz
Calendar:
Local/Nat'l: EZ Calendar.org (set up w/Neocode - use Morning Timez until calendar is set up)
News:
Local: Morningtimez.46032 Heard in "Carmel/Indianapolis" (ezschoolnewz)(spectator.46032)
--Nat'l: Morningtimez
Opinion:
Local/Nat'l: NNI.org
Home page: Spectatorusa.com/46226 -- AHS Lancer
Links: Advertising --
Local: ezschooladz.com/AHS
--Nat'l: EZ Classifiedz | EZ Classifiedadz
Calendar:
Local/Nat'l: EZ Calendar.org
News:
Local: Morningtimez.46226 Heard in "Arlington" (ezschoolnewz)(spectator.46226)
--Nat'l: Morningtimez
Opinion:
Local/Nat'l: NNI.org/46226
Home page: Spectatorusa.com/46032 -- The Carmel Signal
Links: Advertising --
Local: Childadz
--Nat'l: EZ Classifiedz | EZ Classifiedadz
Calendar:
Local/Nat'l: EZ Calendar.org
News:
Local: Morningtimez.46032 Heard in "Carmel" (ezschoolnewz)(spectator.46032)
--Nat'l: Morningtimez
Opinion:
Local/Nat'l: NNI.org/46032
Home page: Spectatorusa.com/46970 -- The Peru Republican
Links: Advertising --
Local: TBA
--Nat'l: EZ Classifiedz | EZ Classifiedadz
Calendar:
Local/Nat'l: EZ Calendar.org
News:
Local: Morningtimez.46970 Heard in "Peru" (ezschoolnewz)(spectator.46970)
--Nat'l: Morningtimez
Opinion:
Local/Nat'l: NNI.org/46970
Available, assignments:
*childadz
*exclassifiedadz
*exclassifiedz
ezcalendar.org (ezcalendar.org/kokomo)
--ezclassifiedadz & ezclassifiedz (only for review, never assigned)
ezfiling.org
*ezschooladz (cubadz or CubReporter, culver, spotlight)
*ezschoolnewz (ahs)
*ezyellowpagez
*moneytreez
morningtimez (timez - kokomo.morningtimez.com or morningtimez.com/kokomo)
nixonnewspapers.com
nixonnewspapers.org (nni)
radioad.org (WEDJ, WKLU, WORG, WSHW, WTRI)
radiopagez (democratspectator .......or Spectator - Democrat
spectatorusa (independentspectator ...or Spectator - Independent
tennispagez (tennis) (libertarianpectator .........or Spectator - Libertarian
*testadz (republicanspectator ......or Spectator - Republican
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Nixon Newspapers: The Spectator -- Indianapolis 317 399-5131 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#RAWKLU.6539 Exp 01-30
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Willard P Rohrer, General Mgr
Email: Owner: Nixon II, Don M. |
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One Match Tournament
Player list
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One Match Tournament™ |
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#RAWKLU.26519 Exp 12-26
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Stories, favorites and great
Professional helper
Price: $0.02 / my two cents worth
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She hurried to the pharmacy to get medication, got back to her car and found she had locked her keys inside.
The woman found an old rusty coat hanger left on the ground. She looked at it and said, "I don’t know how to use this."
She bowed her head and asked God to send her some help.
Within 5 minutes a beat-up old motorcycle pulled up, driven by a bearded man who was wearing an old biker skull rag.
He got off of his cycle and asked if he could help.
She said; “Yes, my daughter is sick. I've locked my keys in my car.
I must get home. Please, can you use this hanger to unlock my car?”
He said; “Sure." He walked over to the car, and in less than a minute, the car door was open.
She hugged the man and through tears, softly said, "Thank you, God, for sending me such a very nice man.”
The man heard her little prayer and replied; "lady, I am not a nice man, - I just got out of prison yesterday; I was in prison for car theft.”
The woman hugged the man again, sobbing, "Oh, thank you God! You even sent me a professional.”
*Is God great or what!?!*
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Creative Thinking, Inc. 317 844-8189 (O) 777-4389 (C) |
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Don Nixon, Editor, Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilyn monroe
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments
Ranking Index: Stadiums and event parks
Price: $0.02 / my two cents worth
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..1. = 6,800,000 Madison Square Garden / Pennsylvania Plaza, Pasadena, NY
..2. = 6,440,000 Grand Park Sports Campus / Grand Park Blvd, Westfield IN
..3. = 6,020,000 Fenway Park / Yawkey Way, Boston MA
..4. = 5,800,000 Orange County Convention Center, International Dr, Orlando FL
..5. = 5,640,000 Truist Park, Battery Ave SE, Atlanta GA
..6. = 5,130,000 Dodger Stadium / Vin Sculley Ave, Los Angeles CA
..7. = 4,910,000 MetLIfe Stadium / MetLife Stadium Dr, E Rutherford NJ
..8. = 4,350,000 Spooky Nook Sports / Champ Blvd, Manheim PA
..9. = 4,080,000 Citi Field / Seaver Way, Queens NY
10. = 4,010,000 Wrigley Field / W Addison St, Chicago IL
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Creative Thinking, Inc. 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#EZ.57054 Exp 05-15
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Website Link: nixonnewspapers.com |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Stories, favorites and great
There is value to have a proofreader and Tips with English Grammer
Price: $0.02 / my two cents worth
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1. Don't abbrev.
2. Check to see if you any words out.
3. Be carefully to use adjectives and adverbs correct.
4. About sentence fragments.
5. When dangling, don't use participles.
6. Don't use no double negatives.
7. Each pronoun agrees with their antecedent.
8. Just between You and i, case is important.
9. Join clauses good, like a conjunction should.
10. Don't use commas, that aren't necessary.
11. Its important to use apostrophe's right.
12. It's better not to unnecessarily split an infinitive.
13. Never leave a transitive verb just lay there without an object.
14. Only Proper Nouns should be capitalized. also a sentence should.
15. begin with a capital and end with a period
16. Use hyphens in compound-words, not just in any two-word phrase.
17. In letters compositions reports and things like that we use commas
18. to keep a string of items apart.
19. Watch out for irregular verbs which have creeped into our language.
20. Verbs has to agree with their subjects.
21. Avoid unnecessary redundancy.
22. A writer mustn't shift your point of view.
23. Don't write a run-on sentence you've got to punctuate it.
24. A preposition isn't a good thing to end a sentence with.
25. Avoid cliches like the plague.
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Creative Thinking, Inc. 317 844-8189 (O) 777-4389 (C) |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#EZ.58490 Exp 11-30
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Don Nixon, Editor, Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilyn monroe
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments
Tools to use for building
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Finding information for any activity or place on the search features, the Eagles Nest Friendship List has fewer than 700 names on the list. To rank as the first selection from the search engines should tell an interesting story.
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Creative Thinking, Inc 317 844-8189 (O) 777-4389 (C) |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#RAWKLU.26545 Exp 12-01
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: Ref: dmn:marilyn monroe
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Challenge - player/team ranking, local, county, regional, state, national
Revenue: participation subscription, reinstatement fee, challenge match fee, merchandise (patch), clothing (sport specific logo)
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US Open Indoor Championships ® |
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#RAWKLU.24611 Exp 12-30
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Website Link: www.radioad.org/wtri |
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Indoor Championships (list)
usopenarcherychampionships.com
and include these 42 activities
archery
badminton.
fencing.
teamhandball.
shooting.
indoorrowing.
tabletennis.
netball.
croquet.
dart.
shuffleboard.
billiards.
foosball.
airhockey.
Chess
Monopoly.
Scrabble.
Uno.
Battleship.
Yahtzee.
Stratego.
Checkers.
ConnectFour.
Backgammon.
Domino.
Camelot.
Othello.
Cribbage.
Solitaire.
bridge.
pinnocle.
Euchre.
Skeeball.
bocce.
videogames.
beerpong.
trivia.
pinball.
miniaturegolf.
Boggle
360ball
cornhole
Some of these are principally outdoor games but suspect it wouldn't be difficult to make them indoors. Croquet or bocce comes to mind. But the huge advantage of the indoor plan is no weather delays or interruptions and suspect outdoors wouldn't make as much difference as it does in an activity like badminton.
Revenue: participation fees, sponsor fee
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Revenue: entry fee (local, regional and state events determine contestants)
Sponsor revenue, merchandise sales
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US Open Sailing Championships ™ |
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Announcements
Wabash (IN) Plain Dealer: Merv Hendricks
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Custom classified advertising
From: Merv Hendricks (mhendricks2@isugw.indstate.edu)
Sent: Tue 11/11/08 12:13 PM
To: Don Nixon II (dmnixonii@hotmail.com)
Hi, dmn (been a while since I typed that),
It will be next week or the week after, though. I am tied up in editing and designing an 80th anniversary publication for the Hoosier State Press Association — you remember it — and I have until the weekend to finish a 64-page tab. I have 20 pages finished right now, so that tells you what I will be doing with my hours away from my day job this week and weekend. I have been so busy with stuff that I must admit that I have not even looked at the links you sent. I will, however, before we meet by phone and will share them with the group.
And while I have your eyes, Don, let me say that I never appreciated how good Nixon Newspapers was and how good you were as a publisher until some years after I was gone. My days in Wabash, as I look back with white hair, were the best of my career. Yes, I was in some ways a bigger dog in Terre Haute at the papers here, but it never was as much fun, it was never as good of a culture, it was never as positive a place as was Wabash. When I think about a paper being connected with its community, I think of Wabash in those days when NNI was in charge. I really felt that we in the PD newsroom — and the PD in every department -- got to know the community and appreciate it, even though we had a changing cast of characters.
I also know now, which I didn’t know then, how much you let us, encouraged us to effectively experiment. Take the Saturday tab for instance. You gave us a toy and let us play with it. That was gutsy, given that we were all pretty much 20-something snots.
I also recall what I call big ideas that you and Ray foisted upon us — the Sunday paper covering the ceremony of the Wabash light, Ray and Harold’s trip to the Jimmy Carter White House, the Jane Pauley tab, the Bicentennial edition, the 1979 anniversary edition, the Ray Kroc tab. That proved to me that it did not take a major metro to do major metro kinds of projects. Hard work — damn straight! — but rewarding, educational and, after the pain ceased, points of pride.
For all of that and more memories whose brain cells have died, I thank you, first. I thank your late, great dad. And as I often have, I thank Ray, who I generally call or e-mail on Sept. 15, the day I started at the PD (1976).
I regret I was not more appreciative at the time and that I was often a problem in my behavior. If I could take back anything in my professional life, it would not be mistakes or bad news judgments, it would be bad behavior. It’s a wonder I wasn’t fired over and over and over. I deserved it too many times. Thank you for your support.
I still have, BTW, notes you sent me, usually written in blue grease pencil if I recall correctly, complimenting the newsroom on one thing or another. Those are still meaningful and will stay in my files as long as I live.
More than you wanted to know, dmn, but I never could write short!
Peace, love and rock-and-roll,
-- Merv
PS Now comes the hard part...getting it done...dmn follow the journey with us. The web site below was an effort to model local landing pages for every zip code with links to local activities.
I designed a custom program for unlimited content for local news and activities. It was modeled after the classified advertising section of the newspaper so it was easy to find specific items or businesses. Still waiting patiently to make progress. See the category following...and click:
Follow up -- dmn
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Creative Thinking, Inc. 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
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Website Link: nixonnewspapers.com |
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Don Nixon
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