Only one day ago, the headline of an article in the Midland (Mich.) Daily News read as follows: Dow: K-Dow project will move forward. Today, a completely different story surfaced in the form of a news release The Dow Chemical Company issued early this afternoon about the $17.4 billion joint venture project with the government [...]
Kuwait Scrubs $17 Billion Joint Venture With Dow
December 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: · dow, dow chemical, dow chemical company, kuwait, kuwait government, kuwait petroleum corporation, kuwait supreme petroleum council, Michigan, Middle East, midland, midland daily news, petrochemicals industries company
Michigan CEO Slashes Prices to Attract Customers
December 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment
The chief executive of a six-year-old Michigan company is employing a business tactic he hopes will be more successful than the ones used by the state’s Big Three Automakers: He issued a news release today to let the world know he’s cutting his company’s prices in half. “Our economy calls for creative marketing,” said Intellx [...]
Tags: · big three, big three automakers, brian osterberg, chrysler, condoms, creative marketing, dealership, electric car, Ford, general motors, gm, intellx, Michigan, petoskey, price, price matters, state of michigan, volt
World News Captured in Photo Roundup
August 18th, 2008 · No Comments
Captions combine with photos from around the world to tell the stories of competition over some pricey materials — oil, freedom and gold medals. See the photos below for details.
Tags: · 2008 Olympics, Abkazian, beijing, Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, california, Capitol Hill, China, Congress, Congressional Republicans, Day 10, Freedom, georgia, Georgia border, gold medals, House Democratics, house republicans, Men's 110m hurdles, Michigan, Nancy Pelosi, National Stadium, news conference, offshore drilling, oil, Olympic Games, Rep. Candice Miller, Rep. Marsha Blackburn, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Rep. Pete Hoekstra, Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, Republican, russian forces, Russian soldier, separatists, Speaker of the House, tennessee, Washington D.C., West Virginia, Zugdidi
New Political Action Committee Could Help McCain
July 31st, 2008 · 1 Comment
The launch of a new political action committee, known as Matthew 25 Network, might be more helpful to Republican John McCain than to Democrat Barack Obama, the candidate the group boldly endorses on its web site. Despite being skeptical of any group that markets itself on a faith angle while supporting candidates that favor abortion, [...]
Tags: · Abortion, Barack, Barack Obama, Christians, Democrat, evangelical Christian, faith, fake christian group, George W. Bush, granholm, jennifer granholm, John Edwards, John Kerry, John McCain, kerry-edwards, mara vanderslice, matthew 25, matthew 25 network, McCain, Michigan, New York Times, no new taxes, religion, Republican, tax hike, the caucus, vanderslice, Wall Street Journal
Activists Demand New Michigan Caucuses
May 6th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Grassroots activists in Michigan laid out charges of election-year electioneering and demand new caucuses be held this month to choose 156 Democratic delegates (including 28 Super Delegates) and 60 Republican delegates to their National Presidential Conventions this summer in full compliance with rules mandated from headquarters in Washington D.C. Below are excerpts of the news [...]
Tags: · Barack Obama, Democrat, democratic national convention, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Michigan, michigan bureau of elections, michigan election, michigan secretary of state, Mitt Romney, presidention election, Republican, republican national convention, taxpayers united michigan foundation
Clinic Slapped on Wrist for Tossing Babies in Trash
March 27th, 2008 · 1 Comment
The state of Michigan’s Department of Environmental Quality yesterday ordered abortionist Alberto Hodari to retrain his clinic’s employees as to the proper disposal of human waste (their politically-correct term for “aborted children”), prompting outrage from American Life League President Judie Brown. “Mere fines for this outrage would have been a grave injustice!” Brown said in [...]
Tags: · aborted babies, aborted children, Abortion, Abortion Clinic, abortion facility, abortionist, alberto hodari, American Life League, Associated Press, hodari archives, human tissue, human waste, jill stanek, judie brown, Michigan, michigan department of environmental quality, preborn children, slap on the wrist, stanek, womancare
Is ‘Aliens in America’ on Verge of Deportation?
March 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment
In a post five months ago, I asked the question, Is ‘Aliens in America’ Launch Bad Timing, Worse? Today, thanks to a tip from Debbie Schlussel, I learned the answer to my question appears to be “worse” — for CW, that is. Not familiar with Aliens in America? It’s a sitcom that made its prime-time [...]
Tags: · aliens, aliens in america, arab-american, cw, cw network, david guarascio, dearborn, Debbie Schlussel, detroit free press, exchange student, Michigan, motor city, Pakistan, Schlussel, sitcom
