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1 month ago

July 10, 2010
link Google reports $906M economic impact on Michigan

amitchowdhry:

Google said today that its advertising and search services produced an economic impact of some $905.9 million for the state of Michigan in 2009 - a figure the Internet giant says it derived from a “conservative” calculation of the value of its paid ads and free search results.

3 months ago

May 30, 2010
reblogged via amitchowdhry
photo thewolves12:

moytriana:

I miss ann arbor

So much.

thewolves12:

moytriana:

I miss ann arbor

So much.

6 months ago

March 5, 2010
reblogged via thewolves12
link Zingerman's U

If you live within twenty miles of Ann Arbor you are undoubtedly familiar with the Zingerman’s brand. What began as a humble delicatessen in 1982 has since grown into a $30 million artisanal empire that includes a creamery, a bakery, a restaurant, a deli, a market, a coffee roasting outlet, a candy manufactory, as well as steady catering and mail order business. And along with its yummy foodstuffs Zingerman’s also exports its philosophies and practices to other businesses for a fee. In a very expensive nutshell, the company has made a name for itself with its strict adherence to exceptional quality, subscribing to standards that most of its competitors don’t even bother trying to aspire to.

7 months ago

February 3, 2010
video

Zingerman’s On PBS

8 months ago

December 10, 2009
photo fuckyeahmichigan:

rileyanne:

State Street storefronts, 1908, as seen from NW corner of the University of Michigan campus. (via Wystan)
From the Detroit Publishing company archives, which “had the best color process in the U. S., at a time when most postcards were printed in Germany, where printing technology was far advanced.”

How it looks now.

fuckyeahmichigan:

rileyanne:

State Street storefronts, 1908, as seen from NW corner of the University of Michigan campus. (via Wystan)

From the Detroit Publishing company archives, which “had the best color process in the U. S., at a time when most postcards were printed in Germany, where printing technology was far advanced.”

How it looks now.

9 months ago

December 1, 2009
reblogged via fuckyeahmichigan