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The
automobile is an intricate part of modern American civilization. Many of
us spend a great deal of time in one, driving either to and from work,
or as part of our job. 
If
one is tired of buying red tomatoes from the grocery store only to realize
they are green inside or mushy and tasteless, Bad Axe resident Marvin Smaglinski
has an answer inside his greenhouse. 
The
colossal Van Gogh sunflower painting you see is located near the geographic
center of the United States and in a tri-state area whose economy is based
on processing sunflowers into an oil and confection. 
