01.01.70

Lately, I've been lurching and perusing blogs and boards populated with some rather wild Obama supporters. Of note, I have frequently assume from comments expressing hopes that either Romney or Cain win the GOP youth. They are not at all timid about stating their reasoning. They see both candidates as being very exposed to Obama in 2012.

Say what you will. But I do think this is a serious warning sign and the advise will want to give careful consideration to the hype that both Cain and Romney take home whilst Perry continues to be referenced with disdain and derision. The left has played this tune before. They were totally successful at convincing the masses that George Bush was addle-headed, evil, inarticulate, etc.

Presently, I see little nature between the personality cult of Obama and that of Herman Cain. The man is undoubtedly over his head in this game and not just in terms of servant and foreign policy. Didn't anyone else announce that his misused the word 'inertia' in the Blood Thanksgiving forum last week? And he has been touted as a "soar scientist"?

Source: Big Government

01.01.70

We would like to offer the Tire Depot for their donation of two tires that we needed. We perceive the support of the local merchants. Thanks again.

Toenail clinic will be here on Nov. 9 at 10:30 a.m. Once again we have a slate with only 10 slots available, so if you need to get your toenails done give me a call and I’ll put you on the record. Once all 10 are filled, I’ll have to put you on a waiting list so it is unequivocally first called, first on the list.

Shirley Parker has been doing some dusting and sprucing up around here and Julie Duncan painted our pantry shelves. Many thanks to you ladies, it absolutely looks nice and we are very grateful for all your help.

AARP Driving Stratum will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 29. This class is for anyone and will be offered vacant to Veterans and their spouses. There is also a class free to the Veterans and spouses on Thursday, Nov. 3. The classes will start directly at 9 a.m. If you are interested in the class on the 29th give us a call here at the center and we’ll get you signed up. The issue is 883-4735.

Source: Polson Lake County Leader

by EyeqBuy

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Source: Johnson & Johnson First Aid Kit, Safe Travels

by tim

Until last week, the name Casey Johnson meant nothing to me.  But last week Casey Johnson died, at age 30, and in doing that, she caught my r.

Casey was a diabetic, and while that may have contributed to her break of dawn ruin, it appears that the main precipitate was living the leading lifetime.  Casey never had to line, and for that I have compassion her.

Casey’s daddy is Robert Wood Johnson IV.  He owns the New York Jets, but he lately extinct a daughter, so he has my commiseration; the privation of a neonate is a macabre constituent.

In any things turned out, the rumour piqued my interest, so I followed the simoleons to the embed of the Johnson holdings, Casey’s skilful-exceptional-grandfather, who was one of the three brothers who founded Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) .

Robert Wood Johnson the first was born in 1845, in Carbondale, Pennsylvania.  In 1861, when he was 16, he was apprenticed to his uncle James, who ran an apothecary in Poughkeepsie, New York.  Not by congruence, this kept the boy out of the Internal War.

In 1864, he moved to New York Big apple to vocation in the unshakable of Roushton & Aspinwall.  And a few years after that, as the Englishman Joseph Lister was making pioneering steps in the football of antiseptic surgery (Listerine was named for him), Robert Johnson teamed up with George J. Seabury to coin aseptic surgery mat.  In 1874, they introduced a medicated adhesive cover (the precursor of the Stripe-Aid), recommended for weak-minded backs, kidney troubles, heavy throats, coughs, rheumatism, stiffness, sprains and pains of all kinds.  By 1878, the establish was bringing in the synonymous of $2.5 million per year in today’s dollars.

Splitting the profits two ways was easy, but when Robert Johnson’s younger chum James Wood Johnson joined in, distributing the profits became more complex; Seabury valued James less than Robert did.  So in 1880, Robert sold his shares of the firm to Seabury, agreeing to defer out of the medical calling for 10 years.

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