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adam42381 wrote:Let it be known, if you want to read posts that mention liberalism, read anything jbock writes that isn't sports related.That's fine, but where exactly am I wrong? They've punished the wealthy, they've banned most types of guns, they've redistributed wealth... so what am I missing?
thepostman wrote:cesspoll? What are the cess polling??Well they don't make a lot of cars there any more so maybe it replaces car pooling
I will be here all week folks!!!
thepostman wrote:cesspoll? What are the cess polling??Ha, typo. meant cesspool obviously. But Detroit doesn't even deserve the correct spelling!
I will be here all week folks!!!
lynchburgwildcats wrote:Truthfully the residents of what's left of Detroit wouldn't know the meaning either way, so make all the typos you want.thepostman wrote:cesspoll? What are the cess polling??Ha, typo. meant cesspool obviously. But Detroit doesn't even deserve the correct spelling!
I will be here all week folks!!!
ATrain wrote:Ha! +1lynchburgwildcats wrote:Truthfully the residents of what's left of Detroit wouldn't know the meaning either way, so make all the typos you want.thepostman wrote:cesspoll? What are the cess polling??Ha, typo. meant cesspool obviously. But Detroit doesn't even deserve the correct spelling!
I will be here all week folks!!!
NotAJerry wrote:Did anyone bother reading the article, or has this all just been idiotic, bigoted ranting from you guys?Bigoted
NotAJerry wrote:Did anyone bother reading the article, or has this all just been idiotic, bigoted ranting from you guys?Well, you can't argue facts. So you name call. Well done, my intellectual friend.
Purple Haize wrote:It's hard to build up a city when people working there have their cars stolen, houses burned and have to take old school buses to and from the Airport.You xenophobic biggot!!!
jbock13 wrote:I found it ironic that every group that was trying to help was victimized by theft, arson, etc.Purple Haize wrote:It's hard to build up a city when people working there have their cars stolen, houses burned and have to take old school buses to and from the Airport.You xenophobic biggot!!!
Warner Bros. Pictures’ Upcoming Super Hero Movie Will Film in MichiganWhat a sad view of American cities if Detroit is a great example.
LANSING – The Michigan Film Office announced today that the next DC Entertainment Super Hero movie from Warner Bros. Pictures has been approved for a film incentive from the state.
The film, from director Zack Snyder, brings together the two greatest Super Heroes of all time—Superman and Batman—for the first time on the big screen. Production on the new film is expected to begin in metro Detroit and throughout Michigan sometime in the first quarter of 2014. Snyder is co-writing the story with David S. Goyer, who is writing the screenplay. Charles Roven and Deborah Snyder are producing the film, which will star Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, Amy Adams, Laurence Fishburne and Diane Lane.
“This project will further strengthen the reputation of Michigan and metro Detroit as a premier film destination,” said Margaret O’Riley, director of the Michigan Film Office. “We look forward to the spotlight shining on our incredibly talented workforce and the businesses that support our film industry here in Michigan.”
“Detroit is a great example of a quintessential American city, and I know it will make the perfect backdrop for our movie,” stated filmmaker Zack Snyder. “Detroit and the entire state of Michigan have been fantastic collaborators, and we are looking forward to working together on this film.”
The as-yet-untitled feature film was awarded an incentive of $35 million on $131 million of projected in-state expenditures. The production is expected to hire 406 Michigan workers, with a full time equivalent of 426 jobs, plus an additional 6,000 man/days of extra work. The production anticipates using approximately 500 local Michigan vendors during the course of production and spending $5.1 million on local hotels, as well as an additional $3.5 million in out-of-town cast and crew per diem payments that will be spent in the local economy but which fall outside of the incentive program.
The incentive funding for the project will be allocated out of the Fiscal Year 2014 budget. However, any funding remaining from the budget at the end of the current fiscal year will be directed to offset the full incentive amount for this project.
