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• Yep, the Nets, who are offering _ who else ? _ Gill, who must be in the Greensheet.
• Fowler, former managing editor of the Valley News and Greensheet, the forerunner of the Daily News, died Monday.
• From 1992-1997, the Psychic Friends Network infomercials were named top infomercial of the year by the Jordan-Whitney Greensheet.
• However, the BSPA found that his greensheet average was incorrect and therefore his average would be too high for him to fit into the Poole squad.
• Raquel Welch, Joan Collins, Linda Evans and Stefanie Powers have all flopped, said John Kogler, publisher of the infomercial research report, the Jordan Whitney Greensheet.
• And according to the Jordan Whitney Greensheet, which also follows the infomercial industry, the Psychic Friends Network has been one of the top 40 infomercials for 178 consecutive weeks.
• From the giant telephone receiver and yellow hazard light to the found Greensheet dispenser used as a night stand, the basic needs are served with no cost, yet plenty of eccentricity.
• Star Kurt Russell, whose first job when he was a kid in Pacoima was delivering the Daily News'predecessor the Valley News and Greensheet, wasn't quite as diplomatic.
• Alpha Card Services was featured in the nationally distributed ISO / MLS publication, " GreenSheet ", in a January 23, 2012 article entitled " The low attrition ISO ".
• In the Fall of 1998, The Greensheet built its initial press facility to save costs on printing its own publication, and moved its Harris presses there from its facility in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
• "We call it the O . J . Factor, " said John Kogler, publisher of the Jordan Whitney Greensheet, a publication in Tustin, Calif ., that reports on the direct-response television industry.
• According to the Jordan Whitney Greensheet, a publication in Tustin, Calif ., that reports on the direct-response television industry, " James Bond " was one of the most frequently broadcast infomercials last week, ranking 21st in the report's weekly top 40.
• "They were eating food right off the shelves, opening wine bottles and beer cans and drinking the contents in the store, eating produce, doughnuts and opening cartons of milk, then dumping cartons, containers and whatever was left in them on the floor, " the proprietor of a market near the Downs told the Valley News and Greensheet, the forerunner of the Daily News.