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To: Don Green who wrote (24200)	9/30/2004 1:52:57 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Don, Detroit weather has really changed in the past ten years. We don't have too much hot and humid. At least nothing like I remember from when I was a kid. Ann Arbor has some industry. There is not a clear "line" between Ann Arbor and Detroit. As you know, its only 35 minutes away and all that space has been filled in. The guy I replaced when I took my present job lived in Ann Arbor and serviced all the Big Three from there. So really the industry in Ann Arbor is the same as in all the Detroit suburbs. My friend in Seattle relocated there about 8 years ago. He was offered a very nice promotion with Ford and moved back to Detroit. In less than a year he resigned from Ford, took a major risk with a much smaller company in Seattle and left Detroit forever (his words). He loves it there, and will probably never leave. Its a very good place. GT TH