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# Actions needed
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Identify money match (admin responsible for collections/pay off at match or escrow? depend on amount?)
Ladder 64 slots, bottom 16 relegated displayed for each venue for doubles and singles, gender neutral, determined skill level at that location (Top 64, next, etc)
Actual court can be anywhere but result shows up at ladder base
Ladder change routine, match result sent, posted in order received,
only one match/day counts
(courtesy fee may apply if late submissions)
Reorganized list posted prior to 8am following day by admin
Submit winner when ladder change is made
Update ladder use Numbers or somehow cut and paste in spread sheet
Thank you for signing up put in link to specific ladder and/or show how to look it up by id#
Save the previous day order (or maybe 2) for potential backup
Post ladders at:
Confirmation ladder input is received, by admin so paper trail is there
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#RAWTRI.16107 Exp 03-30
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Don M. Nixon II, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreaderxon II, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: dmnixonii@hotmail.com Ref: Nixon, Don |
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# Active player form for free registration
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ACD
AHS
INSRA
Zip areas
Invitation
Pickleball - gender and age neutral, friendly groups, quick learning/fun test to challenge find skill level
Pallidin
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US Open Indoor Championships ® 317 844-8189 |
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#RAWTRI.16097 Exp 12-31
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Website Link: radioad.org/wtri |
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: dmn.ez.nni@gmail.com Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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* Engage Pickleball (Tier V sponsor)
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https://engagepickleball.com/pages/pickleball-clinics
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Engage Pickleball 888 615-2242 |
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#RAWTRI.15893 Exp 05-20
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Website Link: engagepickleball.com |
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Ref: US Open
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* Follow up:Official head gear - Headsweats also (Tier V sponsor)
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Cincinnati
Headquarters
Monday-Friday
8am-5pm
P:513.791.5088
F:877.791.5658
info@headsweats.com
Press & Media Info
Carly Fleming
Darby Communications
P:828.254.0914
carly@darbycommunications.com
www.darbycommunications.com
DMN: Apr 19 - send e-mail with introduction - Headsweats
I have a convoluted story about the event your client is sponsoring at Naples Florida this week and next. If there would be a convenient time to ask about how that might influence participation in a project I am doing, maybe you could steer me in the right direction.
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* Gearbox (Tier IV sponsor)
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#RAWTRI.15891 Exp 05-20
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* Geneva Advisors (Tier V sponsor)
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#RAWTRI.15892 Exp 05-20
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* Germain Toyota of Naples (Tier V sponsor)
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Germain Toyota of Naples 888 722-4942 |
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13315 Tamiami Trail North Naples FL, 34110
#RAWTRI.15898 Exp 05-20
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Ref: Nixon, Don |
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* Margariataville (Tier I sponsor)
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Latitude Margaritaville (Tier I sponsor)
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* Mor-Sports Group (Tier II sponsor)
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MOR-SPORTS GROUP is a worldwide company based in both the US and the UK. Run by family members Jonathon Morton and Matthew Morton, it is predominantly involved in the creation, maintenance and refurbishment of exterior and interior tennis court surfaces.
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Mor-Sports Group 239 560-8607 |
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1242 SW Pine Island Rd, Suite 42, #408 Cape Coral FL, 33991
#RAWTRI.15889 Exp 05-20
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Website Link: www.morsportsgroup.com |
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* Naples Botanical Garden (Tier V sponsor)
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https://www.naplesgarden.org
4820 Bayshore Drive
Naples, FL 34112
239.643.7275
877.433.1874
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Naples Botanical Garden |
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#RAWTRI.15897 Exp 05-20
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Ref: Nixon, Don |
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* Onix (Tier I sponsor)
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Physical Store, Mailing and Payment Address
Fax: 623-234-2289
US Open
sales@onixsports.com
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Onix Sports, Inc. 866 467-8973 |
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9299 W Olive Ave #210 Peoria AZ, 85345
#RAWTRI.15887 Exp 05-20
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Website Link: onixsports.com |
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* Protek Racket Sports (Tier V sponsor)
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Protek Racket Sports was founded with the vision to provide innovative and quality sporting goods equipment that cater to the needs and desires of our customers. With over a 3 decades of experience, Protek Racket Sports aims to become a leading marketer, manufacturer, and distributor of Pickleball, Platform Tennis,Tennis, Ping Pong, any other Racquet Sports, and a comprehensive selection of custom team apparel, bags, and footwear.
We believe that our product offerings are among the most technologically advanced in our market, and with our personalized service, custom craftsmanship, and a team of passionate and dedicated employees, Protek Racket Sports is changing the Sporting Goods industry.
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Protek Racket Sports 610 247-0724 |
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1 Rapps Run Dr Malvern PA, 19355
#RAWTRI.15894 Exp 05-20
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Website Link: proteksports.com |
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* Real Time Pain Relief (Tier VI sponsor)
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Real Time Pain Relief 877 787-7180 |
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P.O. Box 798 Cabot AR, 72023
#RAWTRI.15904 Exp 05-20
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* Selkirk Sport LLC (Tier V sponsor)
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Call us at either 1-(800) 759-4326, email us at support@selkirksport.com or write to us at:
USAPA AMBASSADORS PROGRAM
What makes the Pickleball community outstanding is the USAPA Ambassadors who dedicate their time and energy to promote the sport in their local area so that others, young and old, can enjoy Pickleball. Selkirk Sport wants to show its support with our USAPA Ambassadors Program. Any USAPA ambassador may purchase one of each of our paddle models at 50% off MSRP plus $8.00 shipping for your entire order. This program offers ambassadors an affordable way to acquire premium Pickleball paddles that may be used by new (and experienced) players in their area to see what it's like to play with a paddle that is not wood.
To participate in our USAPA Ambassadors program, call us at 1-(800) 759-4326.
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Selkirk Sport LLC 800 759-4326 |
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11862 Reed Rd Hayden ID, 83835
#RAWTRI.15895 Exp 05-20
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Website Link: www.selkirk.com |
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* Shade Structures, Inc (Tier V sponsor) aka USA Shade & Fabric Structures, Inc
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USA Headquarters
TF: 800-966-5005
PH: 214.905.9500
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Shade Structures, Inc |
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8505 Chancellor Row Dallas TX, 75247
#RAWTRI.15896 Exp 05-20
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Website Link: www.usa-shade.com |
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* ZingZang (Tier I sponsor)
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ZingZang 888 891-7489 |
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410 N. Michigan Ave, #670 Chicago IL, 60611
#RAWTRI.15885 Exp 05-20
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Website Link: zingzang.com |
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A history: US Open Pickleball Championships™
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US Open Pickleball Championships™ 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
#RAWTRI.15954 Exp 12-30
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Don Nixon, Proofreader, Editor & Publisher
Email: dmn.ez.nni@gmail.com Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Championship awards - rings, men/women
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© 1972 - 2020 by Creative Thinking, Inc.
Inspiration: see #RAWTRI.15414
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Creative Thinking, Inc.
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I began working for the family newspaper business at the Peru (IN) Daily Tribune in 1952 answering telephones providing basketball scores for the Indiana High School State Basketball Tournament.* I graduated to a home delivery carrier at the Wabash (IN) Plain Dealer from 1954-1956.
Throughout high school and college, I worked in various Plain Dealer departments as printer's devil, photographer, advertising inside classified sales, circulation and distribution delivery. After I graduated from Indiana University with a major in Economics and Mathematics in 1964, I began working full time as corporate secretary and treasurer and director for all the companies including Nixon Newspapers Benevolent Association, Inc.
In 1969, my US Army unit was ordered to Viet Nam. The order was canceled shortly after I had already hired and trained my replacement. At that time, three Indiana daily newspapers (Wabash, Peru and Michigan City) and one in Hammond, Louisiana, which was purchased in 1962, and the management partnership completed the organization.
At that time, the newspaper production process was changing from hot type metal to cold type and offset printing. The family decided to pursue growth by purchasing additional properties. In 1970, I helped negotiate purchase of the Frankfort Morning Times and Auburn Printing Company, which also published the Evening Star. I was publisher in Auburn. It was sold in 1972. I returned to the Wabash Plain Dealer as publisher. I also established Creative Thinking, Inc. for special projects.
To expand our Wabash and Peru printing capabilities, these weeklies were purchased or established:
The Swayzee Press,
Culver Citizen,
Pulaski County Journal,
North Judson News,
TV Plus, a television channel guide for Indiana newspapers and several local high school and college publications.**
Indiana Racquet Sports (monthly)
Portrait ***
Nixon Hoosier Feature Service****
To expand our content penetration, we built the Frankfort CATV franchise, which was later sold. Eventually we added these Indiana newspapers: New Castle, Brazil, Connersville, and in Illinois, Hoopston and Watseka
I was also a minor Kokomo Tribune partner and helped negotiate its sale to Thompson Newspapers in 1981. My mother’s grandfather was an original founder.
After Nixon Newspapers was sold in 1998 to Paxton Media and I created an Internet business model for schools, radio and television stations.
The backbone of newspaper revenue was display advertising from grocery, drug and local department stores like Sears and Penney’s. It also changed from rop (run of paper) advertising to free standing inserts, which we printed commercially. During my early career, I considered working for the New York Times as pinnacle of success, but later concluded it was better to provide a reliable local product to friends and neighbors.
And I measured success by subscription renewals. Every month to month comparison from year to year I was publisher, audited paid circulation increased.
An avid sports participant, I coached Tri State College’s soccer team in Angola when I was at Auburn and initiated girls high school teams in Indianapolis at Broad Ripple, Lawrence North, Hamilton Heights and Arlington, which had no team and was virtually all boys. *****
* (remember the movie Hoosiers)
** TV Plus provided listings which were accurate when Indiana had several counties with different broadcast times unique to that city
*** Portrait was feature length biography in tabloid format which was distributed and sold through the Kroger stores in Ohio and Indiana: subjects included: Jane Pauley, Merv Griffin, Ray Kroc
****Special news features were sold to other newspapers including Wabash Plain Dealer Reporter Earleen Early participating for Nixon’s Ping-pong diplomacy trip to China
*****When at Auburn the annual classic car reunion and swap meet plan to relocate was abandoned after the Evening Star encouraged and coordinated the Labor Day auction, which funded preservation of the old factory now a museum and still going strong after 50 years. (The plan was later used to create the Peru Circus City Festival, which is almost the same age and ongoing)
Link:
https://automobilemuseum.org
Here’s what people say:
From: Merv Hendricks (mhendricks2@isugw.indstate.edux)
Sent: Tue 11/11/08 12:13 PM
To: Don Nixon II (dmnixonii@hotmail.com)
Hi, dmn (been a while since I typed that),
Heard your message from earlier this morning.
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
and at the website link: (It’s what the folks on the time share listings category think of it.)
The time share link is:
http://www.radioad.org/whmbtv/classifieds/listings.php?catcode=Timeshare
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Business opportunities, Franchises, Investments
Don't be a square...question: how many squares are there on a chess board?
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and don't suggest 64. You would be off by a factor more than x 3.
Let us show you how to improve your advertising budget in a similar fashion...by any fashion that helps.
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Frequently asked questions
FAQ: How to find free listing form
Price: $19.60 / There may be a fee to edit/correct submitted information
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Copy your content in this listing and use the format requested
Brief statement to describe the item or service:
Business name (or your name):
Address (physical location):
City & State:
Zip Code:
Area Code:
Telephone number:
Contact name:
Email address:
Item price:
Price details:
So your submission for the listing below would look like this:
Copy your content in this listing and use the format requested
Brief statement to describe the item or service:
FAQ: How to find free listing form
Business name (or your name):
EZ Classified Advertizing™
Address (physical location):
160 W Carmel Dr
City & State:
Carmel IN (Please use the post office format which is the city and 2 letter state
Zip Code:
46032 (use 5 digit zip code)
Area Code:
317 (use 3 digit area code)
Telephone number:
844-8189
Contact name:
Don Nixon
Email address:
dmn.ez.nni@gmail.com
Free item?
If the item is free, make sure the answer is "Yes"
Item price:
Include suggest asking price (in this sample, we have listed a $19.60 amount only for demonstration purposes. If the item is free, there should be no price detail included
Price details:
Negotiable, or OBO or any other special pricing detail
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EZ Classified Advertizing™ 317 844-8189 |
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160 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN, 46032
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Don Nixon, Chief Cheerleader, Editor & Publisher, Proofreader
Email: dmn.ez.nni@gmail.com Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Frequently asked questions
FAQ: How to find local information - search by zip code
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 | | Enter the zip code where you want to locate the information (then check the exact zip code box if needed) |
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 317 399-5131 |
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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: willardrohrer@hotmail.com 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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Look up from Eagles Nest - potential sponsor for international events
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It's on the friendship list, search for the e-mail address of company
Nov 29 ... dmn
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Stories, favorites and great
Manda's story, drug overdose, death
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Grieving father tries to help others
By SHEILA RHOADES
Wed, Oct 1, 2008 8:47 AM EDT, Wabash IN
Statistics are staggering: In 2006, Wabash County recorded 62 drug overdoses; in 2007: 54; so far, in 2008, 24 overdoses, eight deaths. The 2008 figures from Jan to Jun, and one must be reminded, many overdoses are never reported.
As gripping as these statistics, nothing prepares a person to hear the story from parents of a victim whose death was attributed to drugs.
Dr. Mann Spitler, in Wabash, Tuesday, to do just that. His talk with students from MSD and Wabash schools was sponsored by the Elk's Drug Awareness Program.
Spitler, a podiatrist from Valparaiso, spoke with more than 1,000 high school students in the morning and nearly as many during his 1 pm talk at middle schools.
In 2002, Mann and Phyllis Spitler lost their 20-year-old daughter, Manda, to a heroin overdose. Her father found her submerged in a tub full of water with an empty syringe floating by her side.
He offered the audience a glimpse of her life.
Manda wanted to be a marine biologist. Her love of animals, apparent at an early age, the field seemed to suit her. Instead, "she took thousands of little actions putting her on a trajectory toward destruction."
He said he still loves being Manda's dad, even though "her actions will forever haunt me and her mother." He recognized her imperfections, but added: "She was able to make people a little bit better than before she met them." An example...
"There were chipmunks where we lived," explaining they had been menacing and troublesome, often destroying things. "So I would catch them in (live) traps."
Once caught, he shot them with his pellet rifle - end of problem. When Manda learned the little critters fate, she was nearly distraught. One day after he caught another chipmunk, he looked for his pellet rifle, and found Manda's note, pleading for the chipmunks life. Her passion for life and love of all living things impressed her father so much, he never shot a chipmunk again.
"Now I just drive down the road a mile or so to the next (subdivision) and turn them loose," he said smiling. "I began my own chipmunk relocation program."
Manda was a typical, happy child, a Girl Scout, she played, had friends. "When Manda turned 13, she had a lot of things to deal with, as all teens do," he said.
He first caught her smoking cigarettes with a friend. He tried for the next seven years to get her to stop.
She refused.
"As your dad, I would give my life to save yours," he told her in frustration, "but how do I save you from yourself?"
By 16, she experimented with LSD, marijuana, alcohol, "X," cocaine, and finally, heroin.
"She wore her heart on her sleeve," he told students. "That's what made her so vulnerable. She would give away her love, trust and devotion, which made her susceptible to manipulation."
Graduating from Valparaiso High School in 1999, she began college. "The first semester was great," Spitler said. "The second semester, a disaster."
She met Chris.
"Chris was a heroin addict," he added.
Chris moved on, but he introduced her to what would be her "last and worst" boyfriend ... Daniel.
Spitler said Daniel was a drug dealer, known by local authorities as a "small-time" criminal. They began to notice a change in Manda. "She lost weight, there were dark circles under her eyes," he said. "But most disturbing, she began to exhibit a lack of joy."
In early March 2002, Daniel was jailed, also the day Manda told her parents she used drugs.
Her parents got her into rehab, but as soon as she was able, she rushed back to Daniel's side. After one evening with Daniel, she returned - unbeknownst to her parents - with Daniel's entire stash of heroin.
On the evening of Mar 30, "Manda was cold, said she wanted to take a hot bath and go to bed," he recalled. "She turned her music up very loud - just how she listened to it."
After some last-minute chores, Spitler said he went upstairs and prepared for bed. Before turning in, he knocked on the bathroom door to check on Manda. When he got no response, he pounded the door.
Still no response.
He then pounded on the door, screaming her name, but only silence. When he finally opened it, almost totally submerged in the bathtub, Miranda.
Spitler's voice broke several times as he described the nightmare trying to revive her. Then he played the three-minute recording of the actual 9-1-1 call.
"Come on baby," he said as he performed chest compressions, "come on!"
Glancing across the stage Spitler sat down with his head bowed, reliving grief he has come to know well. "That was the first time I spoke to my daughter when she didn't speak back," he said somberly. "It was a time of insanity."
Spitler said he, paramedics and hospital staff worked about five-and-a-half hours on Manda before they decided to stop their efforts.
He could not love his daughter back to life.
Daniel, believed to be somewhere in Florida, worked construction. He sidestepped his obvious fate by becoming a "snitch" for police. Spitler said Daniel never spent any jail time. He first moved to Kokomo to live with his grandmother until she discovered he had stolen $3,000 from her. After she kicked him out, he headed south. The Spitlers never received any admission for his role in Manda's death.
"As I look at all of your sweet faces, I want to protect each of you," he told the students, "but I can't."
What he did do, however, was give them all a piece of his daughter - a powerful memory - "Manda's Story."
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Nici Law Firm, P.L. (Tier VI sponsor)
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Phone: 239.
Toll-Free Fax: 877.646.0560
JAMES R. NICI, Manager of Nici Law Firm, specializes in the areas of estate planning, administration and taxation. Mr. Nici has more than 20 years of experience, specializing in designing sophisticated estate plans for high net worth families and individuals, capitalizing on the tax advantages of declaring domicile in the state of Florida.
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Official ball - Dura? and (also Tier I) - Pickleball Central
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David or Anna Johnson, owners
Eliza answers, screens, called back to advise David would return the call - done Apr 21, meet at booth in Naples
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Pickle-Ball, Inc. 800 377-9915 |
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#RAWTRI.15876 Exp 05-20
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David or Anna Johnson, owners
Email: @pickleball.com Ref: US Open
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Official court surface - Deco Turf and (Tier II sponsor)
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Paul Harris forwarded to Randy:
Who is ICP Construction? Learn more.
Randy Futty, VP Business Development
o. 978-623-9980 x217
c. 434-249-0124
rfutty@icp-construction.com
Phone: 1-800-DECO-1st
Email: orders@cssurfaces.com
Managing Director
John Graham
Phone: 1-978-623-9980 Ext 3
Mobile: 1-978-239-1356
Email: j.graham@cssurfaces.com
OH, KY, IN, TN
Paul Harris, York, PA
Phone: 1-717-542-2668
Email: p.harris@calprocorp.com
DMN: Apr 19 - send e-mail to Paul Harris and ask about visit to Naples?
I wondered if you would be visiting Naples FL soon for the US Open Pickleball Championship. I have an interest to do something similar in Indiana and will be there. Maybe there is a mutual interest.
Randy says pass now - keep in touch - dmn Apr 20
also Mor-Sports Group (Tier II sponsor)???
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DecoTurf - A Division of California Products Corporation
800 332-6178 |
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Email: rfutty@icp-construction.com Ref: US Open
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Official footwear - Head and (Tier VI sponsor)
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Contact us button doesn’t work (by design?)
DMN: Apr 1
Sales: Indiana - Steve Rothstein
765/778-1757 cell: 623-5887
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Official grip - Gamma and (Tier I sponsor)
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DMN: Apr 19
Jeff French - Ind rep
Molly Burris or Josh - visit the booth
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GAMMA Sports 412 323-0335 |
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Official paddle (also Tier I) - Paddletek
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Doug@paddletek.com
padde.com dir marketing and sales
Curtis Smith - owner
Appreciate your interest. Look forward to seeing you in Naples. Will provide details when convenient.
Thanks
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Partner/Sponsor/vender
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Partner/Sponsor/vender
Principal organization to host and participate in organizing the event with advice, receiving and storing specific equipment and material to host event
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Testimonials: Eagles Nest Friendship List
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#RAWHMBTV.19275 Exp 12-30
#RAWHMBTV.19742 Exp 12-30
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Tournament
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How do I change the paddle brand illustration? Once changed will it automatically be changed on each page?
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Playpass 814 431.9201 |
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Sean Allen, Growth Team Lead
Email: sean@playpass.com Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Trademark - Indiana Expiration date 7/15/2020
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File:
Trademark - Indiana US Open Pickleball Championships
http://www.in.gov/apps/sos/trademarks/getResults.jml;jsessionid=a29kS8i3IsT8
TRADEMARK SEARCH
1 results found for: "us open"
Trademark: US OPEN PICKLEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS; US OPEN PICKLEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Owner: DON M. NIXON II
Description: THE LETTER "O" MAY FEATURE A GRAPHIC OF THE BALL USED IN COMPETITIONS
Nov 12 -- 2017
Responding to your request:
If you want to know the first use of the domain and name used for my Indiana trademark, it was Jan 3, 2011 in a personal conversation and follow up correspondence with the French Lick hotel’s Dyan Duncan, Public Relations Manager.
I also visited and corresponded with Ginger Riley, the store manager for Disinger Jewelry, regarding tournament trophy specifications. Disinger's is one of the hotel’s longtime retail tenants.
~ French Lick Resort ~ www.frenchlick.com
Store Location 1: 3770 N. Newton St. | Jasper, IN 47546 | Toll Free: 1-888-DISINGER | Tel: (812) 482-4833 Bob Disinger, owner
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US Open Pickleball Championships™ 317 844-8189 |
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Don Nixon, Proofreader, Editor & Publisher
Email: dmn.ez.nni@gmail.com Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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Trademark violation?
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US Open Pickleball Championships™ |
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Trademark, domain name = history
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Time line:
Date of first use in Indiana
Jan 28, 2014
Letter to Terry Aug 18, 2014 and acknowledged
On Tuesday, October 07, 2014, a U.S. federal trademark registration was filed for US OPEN PICKLEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS by Graham, Terri, Wheeling, IL 60090. The USPTO has given the US OPEN PICKLEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS trademark serial number of 86416352. The current federal status of this trademark filing is NON-FINAL OFFICE ACTION ISSUED - CLARIFICATION NEEDED.
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US Open Sailing Championships ® logo
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Email: dmn.ez.nni@gmail.com Ref: dmn:marilynmonroe
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