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While comedians like Bob Saget, center, hone their craft onstage, they’re often tapped for business advice backstage.
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January / February 2010 |
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Though Detroit’s Bayview Yacht Club “is a little pea patch in the middle of the country,” Commodore Rob Amsler notes that it hosts the longest continuous-run, freshwater regatta in North America.
By R.J. King
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November/December 2009 |
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When he’s not running the nation’s 11th largest city, Detroit Mayor Dave Bing likes to tour the links.
By R.J. King
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September/October 2009 |
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Planet Green, New York and Community 1st Development, Farmington Hills.
By R.J. King
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July / August 2009 |
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In the world of luxury housewares, Italian design house Alessi SpA has set itself apart from the competition by partnering with world-class architects and designers to produce stunning, memorable products.
By R.J. King
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May / June 2009 |
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Squash may not be the most popular sport — football takes the crown in the United States, while soccer is king throughout the rest of the world — but it still draws sizable crowds and generates considerable interest.
By R.J. King
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March / April 2009 |
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While it may conjure up images of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, the futuristic Lincoln C Concept, unveiled in January at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, was equipped with what’s believed to be the world’s first human-machine interface.
By R.J. King
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March / April 2009 |
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A few weeks before Jimmie Johnson won the 2008 NASCAR Nextel Cup Series in November, local sculptor Sergio de Giusti got a call from Tim Nasso, vice president of marketing for Dow Automotive in Auburn Hills.
By R.J. King
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January 2009 |
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Fundraising, thanks in large part to the ongoing recession, is becoming increasingly difficult in metro Detroit and across the country.
By R.J. King
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January 2009 |
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While great food in a memorable setting makes for a busy eatery, a little magic can draw patrons, as well. For Dave Barton, guest services manager at the new Ocean Prime in Troy, that means performing a host of tableside tricks, including one with a spinning card that appears to be suspended in mid-air.
By R.J. King
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December 2008 |
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