Michigan Fifties Festival

Founded in 1984, Atlas Tube is one of North America s largest manufacturers of hollow structural sections. The company offers I.D. flash removal and specialty steel chemistries, such as copper bearing, high-strength low alloy, roll-over protective structure and weathering steels, as well as custom fabrication, including bandsaw and lathe cutting, welding, punching, sizing, bending, slotting and beveling. The company operates more than five manufacturing facilities throughout Canada and the United States. Headquartered in Harrow, Ontario the company has additional plants in Chicago; Blytheville, Ark.; Plymouth, Mich.; and Winnipeg, Manitoba. Atlas Tube is affiliated with the Steel Tube Institute of North America, North American Steel Alliance, National Association of Steel Pipe Distributors and Metal Service Center Institute. The company is a division of John Maneely Company.

Collins Blaha, P.C. is a prominent full-service law firm based in Farmington Hills, MI, specializing in education law and serving educational institutions in Southeastern Michigan. With a focus on representing public school districts, public school academies, intermediate school districts, and community colleges, their experienced attorneys have been dedicated to navigating the complexities of education law for over four decades. Known for their hands-on approach and deep understanding of school systems, Collins Blaha, P.C. prides itself on fostering strong professional relationships with school administrators and Boards of Education. Their commitment to effective communication and exceeding client expectations has made them a trusted legal partner for educational institutions of all sizes, providing competent representation in various legal matters related to education.Generated from the website

Michigan Chess Festival LLC is hosting The Friendship Games, a FIDE rated tournament taking place from October 28 to November 1, 2015 at the Royal Dearborn Hotel in Dearborn, Michigan. With 9 rounds of Swiss-style competition, the tournament offers the opportunity to earn FIDE norms and 200 Grand Prix Points, attracting leading Cuban players and overseen by experienced International Arbiter Hal Bond. The tournament features a time control of G90 with a 30-second increment, and offers a total prize pool of $9,900, with the first-place winner receiving $4,000. Online registration is available, and conditions are open to Grandmasters and a limited number of non-GM Internationals. For any concerns or inquiries, participants are encouraged to contact Alan Kaufman at info@michiganchessfestival.com.Generated from the website