DID YOU KNOW? Since 1935 when Social Security was created, life expectancy has increased by 26% to age 78, while Social Security’s retirement age has gone up just 3 percent, to 67. Social Security’s problems are rooted not just in longevity (which is a good thing) but also in the ratio of people working to those already drawing their Social Security benefit. In 1945, there were 42 workers for a single retiree. In 2009, there were three workers for every retiree. 
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Increased energy and commodity prices are fueling rising concerns about inflation. Energy and commodity costs are going up chiefly because the value of the U. S. Dollar has fallen to the lowest level since 1973. 
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Celebrating American Heart Month February, 2011
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On Valentine’s Day, February 14, 1900, a corporation filing was made with the State of California founding Granite Rock Company.  The property in Aromas was purchased in December 1899, and before long the Company had its first customer. 
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San Francisco, CA, JANUARY 31, 2011:
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CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT HOLDS RESIDENTIAL “OWNER-BUILDER” LIABLE FOR CAL-OSHA VIOLATIONS
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Posted: Thursday, Jan 6th, 2011
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By Steve Snodgrass
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Customer Delights at Discovery
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 Holistic Managed Grazing at Soda Lake
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