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What Google + Pfizer Mean(t) to Ann Arbor, part 3

Andy Kroll · Nov 07, 2007

(The third and final part in a series on the impact of Google and Pfizer’s simultaneous moves)

What Google + Pfizer Mean(t) to Ann Arbor, part 2

Andy Kroll · Nov 06, 2007

(Second in a series about the impact of Google and Pfizer’s simultaneous moves)

What Google + Pfizer Mean(t) to Ann Arbor

Andy Kroll · Oct 18, 2007

(First in a series about the impact of Google and Pfizer’s simultaneous moves)

Ghostly International

Lisa Hiatt · Apr 02, 2007

Fueled by the musical ingenuity and business savvy of two University of Michigan grads, the local electronica label Ghostly International has flourished.

Life of a Working Musician

Lisa Hiatt · Mar 19, 2007

Aaron Gold’s appearance is the aesthetic antithesis of the Wall Street stockbroker. But in many senses, he’s just as business savvy. After three years of studying Jazz and Contemplative Studies at the School of Music, he’s learned just as much about working in the music world as he has about music theory.

Goodbye, Bond-Mobiles

Alex Dziadosz · Mar 13, 2007

It’s no surprise that Ford is jettisoning vanity programs like Aston Martin. But the most troublesome aspect of the Detroit automaker’s decline is not the revelation that the auto industry is sinking, but that it might mean America is losing footing in an area it has perennially led: good management.

The Wonders of Woot

Gerald Gordinier · Mar 05, 2007

Woot won’t feed you. Woot won’t clothe you. Woot probably won’t provide you with anything more than unnecessary gadgets. But they do it with style. Share in the egalitarian consumerist wonder that is Woot.com.

The Managerial Wisdom of Crazy Wisdom Bookstore

Lisa Hiatt · Feb 19, 2007

When I walked into Crazy Wisdom Bookstore, I immediately felt at peace. A faint, melodic voice chimed against the backdrop of African drums. Ancient Egyptian…

Put the “Win” in “Windsor.” Or, Gambling Made Easy

Adrian Drake · Feb 12, 2007

Two vices are common to nearly every major human civilization. One is drinking alcohol. The other is gambling. Ever since man invented currency, he has…

Can YouTube Bring Out the Art in Advertising?

Alex Dziadosz · Feb 05, 2007

Nascent forms of media are blurring the line between advertisement and entertainment. Could art be next? (Insert Walter Benjamin reference here.)

Golden Smoke Rings

Alex Dziadosz · Jan 29, 2007

Americans have a knack for popularizing foreign cultural traditions. Could the hookah lounge duplicate the coffeehouse’s remarkable success?

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Daily Reading

Hey look, Engadget is writing about Ann Arbor!

111 shirtless men descend on NYC 5th Avenue Abercrombie store

At the store where the shirtless man is revered, the shirtless man may not shop.

Since when is Wes Anderson shooting headlines photos for the NYTimes?

P.S. Why is the Skipper from Gilligan’s Island giving the peace sign?

The Cassini-Huygens probe, rocking Saturn since 2004

Excellent gallery of its recent exploits 800,000,000 miles away

Magritte Flickr group

Blissfully surreal

Think of all the fun you’re not having with your Macbook’s camera right now

The amazing flywheel battery

Powering humanity for the last 6,000 years. Damn Interesting continues its unbridled excellence.

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