Movie Review: "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit"
Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck have all starred as CIA Analyst Jack Ryan. Now, Chris Pine takes on the role in "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit," based on characters created by Tom Clancy.
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Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck have all starred as CIA Analyst Jack Ryan. Now, Chris Pine takes on the role in "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit," based on characters created by Tom Clancy.
Education, jobs, healthcare, immigration and income growth among the many topics addressed by Gov. Snyder during his fourth State of the State address.
Detroit's new department of transportation director says he's determined to make the city's bus system one of the best in the nation.
Funeral services are held in Monroe for a 41-year-old man who died of the flu.
The data hidden within computer aided design software can be put to work at a fraction of the cost.
The incident happened this afternoon in a home on Tuxedo Street -- near Livernois and Davison -- on Detroit's west side. No word on any possible charges.
The show opens to the public Saturday.
"'Crazy' was just my way of saying, 'That's real love. When you feel like you've gone crazy. That's when you've actually gotten something right.'"
"People would be most understanding if we're talking about protecting pensioners vs. bailing out a city. And I think that's what our conversation is mostly going to be about."
Reaching an agreement is considered a key step as the city comes up with a sweeping plan to exit bankruptcy.
Next week more than 150 Strategic Staffing Solutions team members from our branches outside Detroit will descend on our city to attend the S3 annual meeting. They join the 50-plus people who work in our office here. It's a time when our global team gets together to discuss strategy and action plans. It's also a great time to show those coming in from Lithuania, Latvia and the United Kingdom, as well as those attending from every corner of the United States, the progress Detroit has made. They will be very impressed. While our ultimate goal is to move S3 forward, our underlying objective is to show them what Detroit has to offer, and that it is also a great place to live, work and play. Our Detroit team has the tools. S3 has been in this city since it was founded in 1990. We know the cool places to go and we'll take them there on off-work times. I've lived downtown for 27 years and share my own special places. Each year we also provide our visitors with a list of places and a map so they can explore on their own and People Mover passes to do it. We've held every one of our annual meetings in Detroit since we were founded in 1990 and that will not change. This is our home, our headquarters. We are very proud to be part of the Detroit business community and pleased that we have the financial ability to contribute to the community. More importantly for the city as a whole, I am very proud of the progress Detroit has made and the headway I see on the horizon. I am more than proud to share that with our global team and always encourage them to tell their friends and family back home how our city is transforming. As we all know Detroit's real reputation is built on how people feel about our city and what they see when they visit. As chair of the Downtown Detroit Partnership, I am pleased with our progress, but I want to see more, and see it quickly. There is still much work to do, not just downtown, but across all of our beloved 139 square miles. Detroit is a mosaic of neighborhoods made up of dedicated people. We all need each other and we all need to work together. I hope when the S3 team comes back for our annual meeting in 2015 more blight will be removed, the M-1 RAIL will be much closer to completion, there will be more retail downtown, the new Red Wings entertainment district will be underway, Capital Park will be finished and, crucially, there will be more done to improve our neighborhoods. I will be more than pleased to show them all we've done. It is a great team and their commitment to Strategic Staffing Solutions and our core business around the world is why I can spend time, resources and energy on Detroit's transformation.
So how's everybody doing at the end of Auto Show preview week? All ready for the public show? I thought so. Man, if you love cars or tech, of course you're going! And now a few local tidbits and the national tech news...
Fitness Council member and enthusiast Lila Lazarus says the 5K run/walk is a great way to be active, even though it will be chilly!
NovoDynamics Inc., a developer of pattern recognition and analytics softwaer and services, announced the availability of version 4.1 of its NovoVerus optical character recognition software.
As the country shivers and sneezes through another winter flu season, how cool would it be if your undershirt or socks not only kept you warm but also warned you about an oncoming infection? They might, under a grant given to an engineering professor of Michigan State University to create wearable biosensors that analyze the tiny amounts of body fluids you secrete onto your clothes.