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But Wait, There's More...(BWTM)
WHAT IF HE WINS AGAIN?
L.A. collector-car kingpin Bruce Meyer is raffling off the Infiniti G35 he won at the charity raffle at last year's Pebble Beach Concours. The car was donated to the Pebble raffle by Infiniti to benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Monterey. Meyer is now raffling it for the benefit of the CHP 11-99 Foundation (www.chp11-99.org), which aids the families of fallen California Highway Patrol officers. Tickets are $100 and available by calling the Foundation at (562) 947-1199. Drawing is March 1.
No word if Meyer has bought another ticket.
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R.I.P. ARTHUR SCHIFF
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- Magazine article from: Advertising Age Neff, Jack September 11, 2006 700+ words
Byline: JACK NEFF Arthur Schiff, the copywriter credited with naming the Ginsu knife and indelibly etching the phrase "But wait, there's more'' into the...
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- Magazine article from: Advertising Age Alter, Robert December 18, 2006 700+ words
...advances in technology by offering the same products everywhere at lower prices due to scale. Arthur Schiff Aug. 24 at age 66 Over three decades, Arthur Schiff wrote 1,800 direct-response TV commercials credited with selling more than $2 billion...
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- Magazine article from: Response Urso, Nicole April 1, 2005 700+ words
...wants to give me $100,000, I can make it a little bit slicker, but it's not necessarily going to sell anymore," says Arthur Schiff, a 25-year veteran of the DR industry. Schiff launched Direct Response Associates, located in Sunrise, Fla., in 1983...
- Double-exposure for an overlooked market. (two new magazines for lower income...
- Magazine article from: Folio: the Magazine for Magazine Management Marden, Lori November 15, 1993 700+ words
...After reading about Special Reports, a magazine aimed at higher-income people and distributed in doctors' waiting rooms, Arthur Schiff, former head of New York City's food-stamp program and consultant on social welfare policies, conceived the idea of...
- City Family Beats Odds Despite Demographics
- Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times Geraldine Baum January 9, 1995 700+ words
...average family income of $40,000. "Our readers have a tremendous drive to be middle class," said City Family publisher Arthur Schiff, referring to his target readers: the 686,312 New York City families with incomes less than $25,000. Schiff has been...
- Interlining mfrs. say rest of '85 looks good.
- Magazine article from: Daily News Record Chirls, Stuart B. May 14, 1985 700+ words
...they can't get out of should the market suddenly change. The retailers are playing it close to the vest." According to Arthur Schiff, president of Harodite, "The pipeline was filled. People were running clearance sales and working down their inventories...
- Passages 2006: Maybe you didn't know them but ...: In ways big and small, they...
- Newspaper article from: Saint Paul Pioneer Press (St. Paul, MN) December 29, 2006 700+ words
...wear while eating them to compensate for the loss of core body heat. But wait, there's more. The advertising world lost Arthur Schiff, 66, who took a knife with a dull-sounding brand name -- Quikut -- and renamed it "Ginsu." More significantly...
- Buddy, can you spare $60 or $70 million? Board departures cast shadow on...
- Magazine article from: AutoWeek July 5, 2004 700+ words
...through. The two resigned board members, Bruce Meyer and Peter Mullin, along with board...members). There continues to be a Bruce Meyer Hot Rod Gallery in one wing and there...with that expansion. CAPTION(S): Bruce Meyer, Margie Peterson and Peter Mullin at...
Source: HighBeam Research, But Wait, There's More...(BWTM)