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druhill — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 18:14:10 CDT

So i heard michigan quit beign a state and became a country then quit being a country and became thier own continnet and quit being a continent and became thier own world and now became thier own universe. Michigan quit!
As I was constructing this site, WJRT TV ABC 12 in Flint, MI. just reported that search engine icon Google will be expanding and opening a facility in Ann Arbor! Great news. I have a feeling Google is just a start. Web 2.0 is here & I will post the blogs & websites that deep dive into this. Hopefully, some of these will be read by the citizens of our great state. Story here Click On Detroit. Google after the bell. New York Times article. Detroit News story. Governor Granholm's Job Journal Google Announcement Detroit Free Press story

Blogger at Google Press Conference in Ann Arbor
Google Comes to Ann Arbor - Arbor Update

Michigan Votes Nov 7 06 House Senate Midterm Elections

michigan — Sat, 28 Oct 2006 10:32:29 CDT

With the 2006 State of Michigans governor's & midterm house senate elections just days away, wanted to post the Democrat & Republican candidates gubenatorial campaign websites. Republican candidate for Governor Dick Devos & Governor Jennifer Granholm's links to their official Race for Governor homepages. Michigan Republican GOP & Michigan Democratic Party internet sites & other links are listed. Don't forget to vote on Election Day USA Tuesday, November 7 2006 in Michigan.
Dick Devos For Governor www.devosforgovernor.com
Republican Party Michigan www.migop.org
Jennifer Granholm For Re-election to Governor www.granholmforgov.com
Michigan Democratic Party www.michigandems.com
Google Notebook of Various Michigan political, economic & more links.
http://www.google.com/notebook/public/07384161747893626076/BDQ_UIgoQn9Sa7tMh

michigan-history

michigan — Wed, 19 Jul 2006 13:48:29 CDT

Great source website for Michigan History is Michigan History Magazine.
They also have a page of links that is fabulous here.

later on. signed, michigan