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Jack Berman‘s billionaire donor “sold” Bergman’s daughter a swanky Washington Multimillion-dollar house on land contract, with zero down payment. Now, Bergman is using our taxpayer money to reimburse himself for staying there. www.miningjournal.net/news/front-p...

Hey Democrats; There is nothing in the middle of the road but yellow lines and dead skunks. (sorry @stuartstevens we don't have armadillos up here)

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Winter hellebore, or aconite (Helleborus hyemalis) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 1, 1790 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Grass-leaved aristea (Aristea cyanea) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 13, 1799 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Narrow leaved narcissus (Narcissus angustifolius) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 6, 1793 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Ivy-leaved geranium (Geranium peltatum) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 1, 1790 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Trailing daphne, (Daphne cneorum) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 9, 1795 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Articular heath (Erica articularis) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 12, 1798 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Woad-leaved centaurea (Centaurea glastifolia) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 2, 1788 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Religion is how God advises you how to live your life. No how you command me to live mine.

Just a note, we don't want you. Sincerely, Your southern neighbors.

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Broad leav’d monsonia (Monsonia lobata) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 11, 1797 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Rounp-headed buddlea (Buddlea grobosa) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 5, 1792 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Greater blue bottle (Centaurea montana) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 3, 1790 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Entire-leaved clematis, or virgins-bower (Clematis integrifolia) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 2, 1788 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Pompone rose (Rosa provincialis (var)) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 12, 1798 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Italian pimpernel (Anagallis monelli) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 9, 1795 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Virginian tradescantia or spiderwort (Tradescantia virginica) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 3, 1790 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Serrated or saw-leaved diosma (Diosma serratifolia) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 13, 1799 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Cross-leav’d speedwell (Veronica decussata) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 7, 1794 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Three-lobed arum (Arum trilobatum) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 10, 1796 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Carolina allspice (Calycanthus froridus) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 14, 1800 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Scarlet azalea (Azalea nudiflora var. coccinea) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 5, 1792 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Canadian rhodora (Rhodora canadensis) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 14, 1800 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Tree flax (Linum arboreum) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 7, 1794 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Winged mahernia (Mahernia pinnata) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 8, 1794 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Superb hibiscus (Hibiscus speciosus) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 10, 1796 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Hariy bird’s-foot-trefoil (Lorus hirsutus) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 10, 1796 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Red-flowered illicium, or aniseed-tree (Illicium floridanum) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 13, 1799 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Mexican lopezia (Lopezia racemosa) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 8, 1794 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Peruvian justicia (Justicia peruviana) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 12, 1798 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Porcelain heath (Erica ventricosa) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 10, 1796 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Michigan!
 Today, we honor the original stewards of our land and water, celebrating the rich heritage, strength, and vibrant cultures of Indigenous communities throughout our state and nation. Sacred spaces, timeless traditions, and enduring resilience.

#ICYMI The Michigan Department of Natural Resources issued a warning about an invasive species of crayfish in Cass County, found in a pond outside of Niles. https://bit.ly/4hC1FKc

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Tall iris (Iris ochroleuca) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 2, 1788 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Fothergill’s slipperwoorrt (Calceolaria fothergillii) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 10, 1796 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Large flower’d porentilla (Potentilla grandiflora) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 3, 1790 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Yellow jasmine (Jasminum fruticans) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 13, 1799 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Daily botanical illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine. Lavender leaved hermannia (Hermannia lavendulifolia) The Botanical magazine; or, Flower-garden displayed, volume 9, 1795 #magazine #artist #plants #curtis #botany

Holy shit.

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It looks like for the first time in MANY years MI-01 could flip! This explains why Bayou Jack is flooding the local airwaves (radio and TV both) with ads. Come on northern Michigan and the UP!! Let’s do this!!!! Go Callie!!!

Time for a Y-axis expansion?