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CHANDLER, Timothy John - Of Davison, age 48, passed away Sunday, October 25, 2009. A Funeral Service will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, October 29, 2009 at Allen Funeral Home, 9136 E. Davison Rd., Davison; Pastor Larry Nagengast officiating. Private burial will be in Cedar Valley Cemetery, Twining, MI. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you buy a book and read it to a child you love or make a contribution to the Salvation Army. Timothy was born in Flint, MI on September 21, 1961, son of... Read Full Story

Gambler's Suicide Reveals Casino's Bottom Line "It's not like Bell died some honorable kind of death. He chose to kill himself. We saw absolutely no reason to close down our business and deprive our patrons the use of our fourth floor." - MotorCity Casino Spokesman Solomon Bell's suicide was, of course, unspeakably tragic-but hardly remarkable. Last week the Detroit police sergeant, despondent over massive gambling losses, pulled out his service pistol and killed himself at a blackjack table... Read Full Story

Local Tragedies Continue; More Stain Upon Our Great State: AS IF FROM A TWILIGHT ZONE EPISODE DESPONDENT MAN, FRESH FROM GAMBLING LOSSES, COMMITS SUICIDE OFF GREEKTOWN CASINO GARAGE AFTER CALLING PARENTS, FRIENDS, AND POLICE SO THAT HIS REMAINS WOULD NOT STARTLE A PASSERBY. BY TAMMY STABLES BATTAGLIA DETROIT FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER August 21, 2009 - A 28-year-old West Bloomfield man committed suicide by jumping from the parking garage of the Greektown Casino garage this morning, according to... Read Full Story

How Casinos Prey on the Lonely: "Having a gambling problem is a very lonely disease. Many people gamble as an escape from loneliness. He or she may think that by gambling, they could get away from the painful feelings of loneliness. This is far from the truth. When an individual gambles, they start to create their own loneliness. The person with the gambling disorder may not realize that the gambling is contributing.. or may be the sole source of the loneliness. The problem with compulsive... Read Full Story

ONCE WE BUILT CARS FOR THE WORLD. NOW WE DEAL BLACKJACK AND SERVE DRINKS TO THE FORTUNATE FEW WHO STILL HAVE JOBS. THE CASINO MOGULS WANT IT ALL , AND THEIR LEGAL PROTECTORS IN THE STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WILL MAKE SURE THAT THEY GET IT. What is the appropriate role of government in our society? Read Full Story

THE "BIG LIE" - DETROIT CASINOS EXEMPTED FROM STATEWIDE SMOKING BAN DUE TO COMPETITION FROM TRIBAL CASINOS In the latest example of the Michigan Legislature caving into the powerful casino interests, the health of casino workers and non-smoking patrons was "trumped" by political influence. The pablum fed to the public was that the Detroit Casinos (which take $1 Billion Dollars a year off the impoverished local community) would not be able to compete with the Tribal Casinos which are not... Read Full Story

http://www.cusumanolaw.com/Services.html The apologists, legal hired guns, and other legal protectors of the Detroit Casinos claim that the Detroit Casinos, despite all the evidence surrounding the citizens of Detroit to the contrary, are really a good thing. Really. Just ignore everything that you know and see everyday. The casinos create jobs, and are a positive economic force. Its is "harmless entertainment." All the while Detroit and its suburbs spiral downward.  The Casino moguls bask in... Read Full Story

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Pretty Woman is a 1990 romantic comedy and th e film centers on down-on-her- luc k prostitute named Vivian Ward (Julia Robert) who is hired by a wealthy businessman , Edward Lewis (Richard Gere ) to be his escort for several business functions, and their developing relationship . Originally titled "$3,000," that title was dropped along with the entire theme of the original screenplay. Pretty Woman was initially intended to be a dark drama about prostitution in Los Angeles but was turned into... Read Full Story

The 'prostitution problem' is a demand problem. The sociopath behavior of the johns, not the prostituted person who is vulnerable and victimized, is the true problem. The affluent, middle aged men, on their way home to the suburbs, driving their luxury automobiles, have all the choices (and control) in the world compared to the hapless young man or woman they "rent" and empty themselves into like some kind of human toilet. Solve the 'john problem' through proper and just law enforcement, and... Read Full Story