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ove over, tempeh, tofu, miso, soy sauce, soy milk and other processed soy foods. Make way for edamame. This is the soybean in its most primitive state — picked young and green, steamed or boiled for five minutes, then popped out of the pod right into your mouth. With high-quality protein, phytoestrogens, and a good dose of calcium and vitamin A, soybeans have always garnered high praise as a nutritional powerhouse. Generally though, the taste of dry (mature) soybeans — either nondescript in processed foods LEE REICH or left more to itself — leaves something to be desired. Boiled soybeans have a flavor and waxy texture that many people find unpleasant. And tofu is most esteemed for its ability to pick up other flavors. Edamame, on the other hand, are delectable in their own right, combining the best of garden peas and lima beans in both flavor and texture. GREAT FLAVOR, EASY TO GROW Planting edamame yourself is the most straightforward way to get this vegetable, long popular in Asia, on your plate. Although they taste like peas and limas and grow much like green beans, edamame are as easy, or even easier, to grow than these familiar vegetables. Edamame tolerate summer heat better than garden peas, which languish in most regions by early or midsummer. And they withstand cool summer nights better than lima beans, which might languish until midsummer, or all season, depending on the region. Like green beans and other legumes, edamame roots partner with naturally occurring symbiotic bacteria that

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This undated photo shows edamame harvest in New Paltz, N.Y. Freshly picked, green, young soybeans, known as edamame, are easy to grow and combine the flavors and textures of fresh lima beans and peas. (Lee Reich via AP)

In this photo taken on Friday, a chair called D.156.3 created by italian designer Gio Ponti for Molteni’s furniture designers, part of the Design Fair exhibition in Milan, Italy. (AP photo)

Retro-modern is the design world’s comfort food at Milan By COLLEEN BARRY Associated Press MILAN — Retro-modern is the design world’s comfort food. As populism finds political traction, designers at the Milan Furniture Show looked to the past for inspiration, offering reassurance in the form of high-quality furnishings to help navigate an uncertain present. “When you are scared, you want something you know in life,” said designer Philippe Starck, sitting on an updated Caprice cafe stool and coordinated Passion table for Cassina. “We cannot start from scratch. It is impossible. We cannot use the fantastic technology which is available because it is not what people want. .... When this cycle will finish, we will explode. We have drawers full of projects, boxes.” Among the designer’s other pieces this year were series of Versailles lamps for Floss and Baccarat and two new chairs in the Generic line for Kartell. “Today, 95 percent of people in Milano will think they are buying modern furniture, and they will buy retro furniture,” he told The Associated Press. Some highlights from the seven days of events that ended Sunday: PRESIDENTIAL OPENING Milan design week, which combines the Milan Furniture Show with collateral Fuori Salone events throughout the city, is as much about ideas as about products, and the debate about which prevails is a constant. Italian President Sergio Mattarella opened the weeklong preview of furniture and lighting at the Rho

In this photo taken on April 3, a man walks next to an armchair created by designer Mario Bellini for Cassina's furniture designers, at the Cassina space, part of the Design Fair exhibition in Milan, Italy. (AP photo) fairgrounds, a first for the furniture fair representing an industry with more than 10 billion euros ($10.6 billion) in exports last year. “It is a great sign for Italy,” said Claudio Luti, the furniture show’s president, saying it signaled the government’s support for the sector, which is comprised mostly of small- and medium-size companies that often view each other as competitors. “We cannot so easily form a system, and this is symbolic that we can work together when we travel around the world and

not just go it alone.” PAST REVISITED Architect and designer Mario Bellini was some 50 years too early, by his own admission, with his 932 chair for Cassina, comprised of four cushions held together with a belt. Now he’s back with the MB, an updated version that includes a leather-and-textile mix, and betting on success. “This armchair was not lucky at the time, after which I believe I designed another 40 pieces of furniture for Cassina. But a few

years ago we asked ourselves, why wouldn’t we give justice to this innovation, and attempt to bring it back today in a world that has become a lot more sophisticated and a lot more capable to receive new messages,” Bellini said. LEGACY BATTLE Dipping back into the archives has its risks. Cassina and Molteni&C, both from the Brianza furniture district north of Milan, found themselves locked in a public relations and legal battle over rights to a classic chair designed by Italian architect Gio Ponti in the 1950s during this edition. Cassina showed the chair Cassina 811, which had been out of production since 1964, at its showroom in downtown Milan. But Molteni&C, which also previewed its version, claimed it had obtained the rights from Ponti’s heirs, and has taken its competitor to court. Cassina said the 811 is not on sale yet, and that it is “waiting to resolve the issues through legal channels in order to legitimately produce the armchair.” It said the chair was “conceived, engineered and produced by Cassina ... in cooperation with Gio Ponti.” RACING DREAMS For the desk jockey with Formula 1 aspirations, Poltrona Frau and Ferrari have combined their artisanal and technological prowess to create the Cockpit office chair. The sleek seat is made of carbon fiber and alutex, materials usually reserved for high-end sports cars, and features a leather-clad seat ergonomically inspired See Milan p. 2D

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House to Home Mortgage Index 30-YEAR Rate-Fee/Pts.

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4.125

3.375

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3.75

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This graphic represents a Tuesday survey of regional lending institutions. Figures are based on rates at Range Bank, Northern Michigan Bank, mBank, Marquette Community Federal Credit Union and TruNorth Credit Union.

Average US 30-year mortgage rate falls again to 4.10 percent WASHINGTON (AP) — Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week for a third straight week, approaching their low points for the year. Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday the rate on 30-year fixed-rate home loans declined to 4.10 percent from 4.14 percent last week. That brought the benchmark rate close to its 2017 low of 4.09 percent reached on Jan. 19. The 30-year rate stood at 3.59 percent a year ago and averaged 3.65 percent in 2016, the lowest level in records dating to 1971. The rate on 15-year mortgages eased to 3.36 percent from 3.39 percent last week. The Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate last month for only the third time since 2006, reflecting a consistently solid U.S. economy. Still, some economists don’t expect higher interest rates to slow home sales until later this year. Investors will be looking toward the jobs data for March, to be issued by the government Friday, for an indication of whether the economic strength is being sustained. With unemployment at a healthy 4.7 percent, the report is expect-

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In this photo taken on April 3, a man walks next to the round table called “Lebeau” created by designer Patrick Jouin for Cassina’s furniture designers, at the Cassina space, part of the Design Fair exhibition in Milan, Italy. (AP photo)

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by a racing car cockpit. The fixtures to adjust the seat position are even inspired by Ferrari’s steering column controls. “In a supercar like a Ferrari, the seat is the key element to connect man to the car and to succeed in controlling the car in the most extreme situations,” Flavio Manzoni, head of design at Ferrari, told AP. “We have transferred this knowhow both of ergonomics and the research of innovative materials, but also the shape and the very refined, timeless aesthetics, to an office chair.” With a range of $11,000 for the Cockpit President and $10,000 for the smaller Cockpit Executive, the office chair series can be seen as part of Ferrari CEO Sergio Marchionne’s mission to transform the sportscar-maker into a luxury goods brand beyond the auto-sphere. YOUNG DESIGNERS She has a zucchini. She has a mouthpiece. Put them together for a zucchini clarinet. Chinese design student Jia Wu wants to encourage kids to practice their music AND eat their veggies. Jia designed a set of plastic mouthpieces and keys that can turn a red bell pepper into a harmonica or a zucchini into a flute or a clarinet. Kids “are so engaged in

creating their own musical instruments, they think they can learn to play flutes,” she said. “The materials are everyday objects, vegetables and fruits, and also to encourage them to eat more healthy food. After making them, they ask their mom and dad, can I eat them, my musical instrument? And then they just cook it.” Jia, 26, who studies in Britain, was one of four young designers who won the Lexus Design Award sponsored by the Japanese luxury carmaker this year, and she hopes her connections with Chinese manufacturers will help make the concept a reality. IDEA EXPLORATION Beyond the 200,000 square meters (2.1 million square feet) of products by 2,000 brands at the Rho fairgrounds, designers, entrepreneurs and industry players offered their visions, proposing updated retail formats, advances to make technology fit more seamlessly into the home and ways to help spread green through urban centers. Japanese architect Oki Sato, founder and chief designer of Nendo, created a clock-making studio in collaboration with Swiss watchmaker Panerai to examine our relationship with time. The body of each analog clock was cut from a plastic tube in a thickness to represent the hour at which it was made, and then craftspeople

added the hour designators and timepieces in a ritual lasting 10 minutes. “We are living in a digital age,” Sato said, “but I think what is more important is that we need to feel the true value of time.” EXPERIENCES Elsewhere in the city, the Piuarch Architecture Studio created a flower wall of 2,000 flowers and herbs hung on the front of its headquarters to examine the role of facades, while supporting the spreading of green with a pilot project on the roof planting vegetable gardens in shipping palettes. AirBnB hosted a series of Milan experiences, including a performance by a string quintet from La Scala’s Philharmonic, to underscore its new service offering tours and other insider packages. And Samsung rolled out “The Frame,” a new television design that fades to a work of art rather than a black screen when off, in a bid to make big-screen TVs a more palpable design choice. Children also got special consideration at this year’s events with an exhibit dedicated to toys at the Triennale, and a series of exhibits and play spaces meant to engage them throughout the city. Kartell has expanded their children’s line, launched last year, with a smiley face stacking storage system and transparent plastic dollhouse.

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enrich the soil with nitrogen from the air. However, like these other plants, edamame are a tasty dessert to rabbits and deer. Mexican bean beetles, on the other hand, have little interest in soybeans. WHEN TO PLANT Don’t get all enthused about edamame and go out and plant them tomorrow. That may be too early, depending on where you garden. Edamame need warm soil to get started, so should not be planted until about the date of the last killing frost, which is about the same time as you would plant corn or green beans. (Contact your county Cooperative Extension office for that date if you don’t know it.) Do get your seeds now, though. A number of varieties are available, differing slightly in flavor and in how long it takes before the beans are ready for harvest. My

This Jan. 18 file photo shows a home for sale in Mount Lebanon, Pa. On April 6, Freddie Mac reports on the week’s average U.S. mortgage rates. (AP photo)

ed to show that employers added 178,000 jobs last month, according to a survey of economists by the data provider FactSet. To calculate average mortgage rates, Freddie Mac surveys lenders across the country between Monday and Wednesday each week. The average doesn’t include extra fees, known as points, which most borrowers must pay to get the lowest rates. One point equals 1 percent of the loan amount. favorite variety is Shirofumi, but I also like Envy and Butterbean. When it’s time to plant, sow the seeds an inch deep in rows 15 to 30 inches apart. HARVEST ON TIME The best-quality edamame demand timely harvest. Picked prematurely, the pods yield scrawny beans of bland flavor; picked too late and the pods are too far on their way to becoming dry, mature soybeans. Harvest edamame pods when the beans within are fully plump, and before the bright green pods begin to yellow. I pick ripe pods over the course of a couple of weeks or so, but some gardeners wait until the bulk of the pods are ready for harvest, then pull the plants and strip off the pods in the comfort of a shaded chair. If plants yield more than you can eat, freeze excess for later use. The fiveminute steaming or boiling that readies pods for fresh eating also readies them, once cooled, for the freezer.

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The Mining Journal 3D

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Real Estate Classifieds                                                                                                                                                                                                            

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                                                                    

                 

                             

                                                                                                                                                

                                                          

                                   

   

                                                        

                

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LODGE ON WITCH LAKE – 5728 Witch Lake Rd, Republic Contact Bob Sullivan

Associate Broker/ Owner Cell: 906-361-4212 Office: 225-LAND (5263) LandCoach@aol.com

Witch Lake Lodge is a private home that is reminiscent of an Alaskan Lodge with soaring vaulted ceilings, log staircase, stone fireplace, granite bar, hickory floors and massive windows that overlook the lake and the resident Eagles Nest. The home is custom built around the original structure from the 1950s and will amaze at the quality and detail found throughout. This is lakefront living in the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan where you can swim and fish in the clean waters of Witch Lake. Over 100 feet deep, this north woods lake provides good fishing for most species with Walleye and Lake Trout preferred. The lodge has 3 Bedrooms and 3 baths or can be configured as the current owners have, using the loft master bedroom as an additional family room and one of the main floor bedrooms as a huge, walk in closet. And what a lodge it is! In addition to all of these features, the lodge has a drive-in boathouse under the kitchen and the basement walks out into this boathouse. In this basement is a man cave, wine cellar and more storage. The lodge is available to view all year long so make your viewing appointment today. $895,000 MLS# 1098913

740 Acres!

Waterfront with 104 Acres!

Lake Michigamme

160 Acres!

Long Lake, Republic

12199 Pine Crest Lane, Republic

454 Cardinal Red Road, Michigamme

160 Acres North Camp Road, Ishpeming

Large tract of very diverse land features. Merchantable timber now and into the future with good deer hunting and excellent bear and grouse hunting. The property has good access from two County Roads. There is power at the South end as well. Nice trail roads, ponds, lake frontage on Long Lake, a small gravel pit, two rustic cabins and a combination of multiple timber and land types. This would make a great investment piece or a really nice block for a hunting camp. $595,000 MLS# 1097145

PINECREST, is a lakefront, riverfront, large acreage log cabin resort on some of the most beautiful waterfront in the U.P. Semi-private Juncob Lake boasts good fishing for walleye, bass, and pan fish while the adjoining Michigamme River hosts all species. You can fish, swim from the sandy beach, kayak or canoe the lake or the river. There is over 100 acres of trails to hike with beaver ponds and a variety of wildlife. The resort has a private bridge that crosses the river to the lakefront sites, giving this property the feel of remoteness and the ultimate in privacy. There is 104 acres, with 4,752 feet of Michigamme River frontage, 1,175 of Juncob Lake frontage and 10 beaver ponds. Don’t miss out on this property -- you will love what it has to offer. $845,000 MLS# 1094103

Sweet Heart of a cottage home on 200 feet of Lake Michigamme frontage that is sand and pebble for easy water access. There is a boat launch and large dock with two boat lifts so you can use the lake at your leisure. The main floor features two bedrooms, one bath, kitchen, living and dining areas with a vaulted ceiling. $299,900 MLS# 1096536

Soaring pines highlight this 160 acre tract north of Ishpeming and near the Dead River Basin. This tract has black top county road frontage, gravel county road frontage and interior trails for excellent access to most of the property. The seller will consider dividing the property so you are welcome to bring your ideas to us if you want something smaller than 160 acres. $155,000 MLS# 1095556

Contact Bob Sullivan

Contact Rob Sullivan

LandCoach@aol.com

RobSullivan39@hotmail.com

Associate Broker/Owner Cell: 906-361-4212 Office: 225-LAND (5263)

Michigamme River

92 Acres!

Associate Broker/Owner Cell: 906-361-4212 Office: 225-LAND (5263)

Associate Broker, Office Manager Cell: 906-362-3337 Office: 225-LAND (5263)

40 Acres!

120 Acres!

Gov’t Lot #3, M95, Republic

Co Rd 416 (23rd Road), Gladstone

W2985 CR KCG/Homier Rd, Big Bay

TBD Co Rd 426, Arnold

Affordable Michigamme River frontage with year round access and power. This lot has frontage on M-95 with a driveway in place. There is a small cleared and mowed portion of the lot on the North side making a great parking area, camp site, and/or future yard for your building site. The parcel is about two acres with over 500 feet of river frontage. The river is easy to access and there is even a place to launch your canoe or small boat. At this price you won’t find a lot on a quality river that is ready to use today with all the amenities that you’ll need for future building. $19,500 MLS# 1099639

Building and hunting acreage in Delta County near Cornell. This 92 acre parcel has a superb location on a paved county road with utilities just under 12 miles from Escanaba and under 10 miles from Gladstone. There is a cleared building site at the county road where a home was recently removed. A drilled well and septic remain and the site was fully cleared and leveled. There are existing trail roads suitable for ORV traffic that network much of the wooded acreage. This would make a great building site for a rural homestead or a great hunting property for those who would like utilities and year round access. $89,000 MLS# 1099737

Great potential awaits you with this unique 40 acre property near Big Bay. Located at the end of a dead end paved road with year round access and power, lies a beautiful parcel that has a large pond/wetland area that is creek fed and continues into the Yellow Dog River that is located on the far Eastern portion of the acreage. The property has a barn styler raised ranch building which is currently shelled in. A drive-under garage concept offer tons of storage and living space in a compact building. The main level is nice space with studded wall in place for 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, a kitchen, and large living area. The building site has nice cleared path that takes you down to a camping area near the pond which has a point well, shower, and outhouse. There is a ton of value here for quality property that just needs a new owner’s finishing touches. $79,900 MLS 1097276

This is an awesome camp or a possible year round home in a tremendous hunting area. 120 acres of your own and thousands of acres of State and CFA land. The camp is newer construction and is in great condition. It has an open floor plan with lots of space to gather friends and family. There is electricity on the grid for convenience, drilled well and septic, a full kitchen, a full modern bath with ceramic floors, a bedroom on the main floor and a huge upstairs room offers room for lots of sleeping. $185,000 MLS# 1097605

Contact Rob Sullivan

Call Brian Olson Today!

RobSullivan39@hotmail.com

brianolsonrealtor@yahoo.com

Stunning Lake Superior View

50 Acres!

Associate Broker, Office Manager Cell: 906-362-3337 Office: 225-LAND (5263)

Lake Superior

Peaceful Country Setting

Associate Broker, Office Manager Cell: 906-362-3337 Office: 225-LAND (5263)

Associate Broker Cell: 906-869-6446 Office: 225-LAND (5263)

Lot D, Eagles Nest Road, Marquette

1652 Engman Lake Rd, Skandia

540 S. Lakeshore Blvd., Marquette

N2510 Remington Road, Big Bay

Absolutely the premier Superior building site between Munising & Big Bay. Privately set only 10 minutes from town with two acres & 200’ of sugar sand. Walk the beach to the mouth of the famous little Garlic River which empties gracefully into the big lake. This lot has been perked and approved by the DEQ. This is a must see for your best Lake Superior experience. $365,000 MLS# 1093339

Move in ready well-built home with beautiful landscaping and an ornate hand crafted northern cedar log deck looking into your maple filled back yard. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with a big room downstairs and a bath that would make a great rec room, den or even a master bedroom. Two car garage and two big sheds. Set on a quiet blacktop road in the heart of recreation country and walking distance to the Engman Lake access sight. Only 25 minutes from town. All this for only $125,000. MLS# 1100104

This exclusive Founders Landing home offers quality, convenience and beautiful surroundings inside and out. The home was customized and improved using only the finest materials and impresses with impeccable choices in fixtures and decorating. An open floor plans lends to a spacious, bright and cheerful feel with plenty of space for guests and entertaining. From top to bottom every inch of the home is in perfect condition and ready to move right in. $399,000 MLS# 1097790

Enjoy the quiet seclusion of the wilderness with this 50 acre parcel and cabin with a loft. A short walk down the road takes you to the Yellow Dog River and the excellent Trout fishing. Set your maple taps and enjoy the syrup. A large portion of the property is made up of various ages of maple. A mix of aspen, maple, hemlock, spruce, and birch grace the fully wooded 50 acre property. A trail runs throughout the property to allow easy access. $80,000 MLS# 1099786

Call Brian Olson Today!

Contact Nathan Brabon

brianolsonrealtor@yahoo.com

nathan.brabon@uprealestatebynathan.com

37 Acres!

50 Acres!

20 Acres!

24 Acres!

37 Acres Conard Road, Foster City

Associate Broker Cell: 906-869-6446 Office: 225-LAND (5263)

Agent Cell: 906-869-8451 Office: 225-LAND (5263)

58 Acres, US2, Rapid River

20 Acres, M28, Wakefield

E6599 Crossover Rd, Munising

Thickly wooded 37 acres located just off of M69 with gated access and a 1 bedroom camp with power. Nice mix of young pine, aspen, birch, maple, and scattered oak. There is plenty of deer sign and trails throughout for access to the entire property. Foster city is located only 40 minutes from Crystal Falls and 45 minutes from Escanaba. With electricity already established on the property this would be perfect for those that want to keep the amenities but still want the privacy of a secluded lot. The camp comes furnished and all appliances are included. $57,000 MLS# 1096225

Over 58 acres of hunting and recreation land in Delta County. The property is located on highway US 2 in Ensign Township about 6 miles East of Rapid River. The acreage is a mix of multiple timber types including aspen, spruce, and cedar. The land is mostly lower and thick providing great wildlife habitat in an area of good deer and bear hunting. There is a driveway into a cleared area which currently has a mobile home on it that could function as a camp. $49,500 MLS# 1094064

Nice 20 Acre wooded parcel with access off M28. This has been a good deer hunting area over the years, with moderate winters and a lot of thick habitat. The acreage is mostly rolling with some flat areas. Part of the parcel was harvested in 2003 regenerating in young aspen with some pines mixed in as well. The south line is bordered by 100’s of acres of federal land (Ottawa National Forest) and the north and east by corporate CFA land. This would be a great spot for a hunting camp. ATV and snowmobile trails #11 and #8 very near. Less than four miles from the city of Wakefield amenities and beautiful Sunday Lake. $16,500 MLS# 1098396

Unique home on Crossover Road (which is a year round county maintained road) in Alger County. Can be your main home or your camp. Built in 2004, there are 24 acres of peaceful land with thousands of acres of Hiawatha National Forest bordering the west side of the property. Enjoy the acres of trails on your own property. The yard features apple trees, flower gardens, a fenced in vegetable garden, and several outbuildings to store your toys. Enjoy the tranquility of being in the woods. There is a generator for back-up power. Affordable living in a rural location. $149,900 MLS 1093614

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