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Roy, Would you mind sharing the name of the book or books where it says Adam and Eve ate food while it was still on the plant? Thanks!

I'd love the recipes. Thanks for offering to post them.

Ok, but still, isn't TWI breaking the law by vesting their employees after 7 or 8 years? Here's what I found: Finally, EGTRRA lowers the number of years that individuals must participate in certain types of employer retirement plans before they are vested. Vesting is the guarantee of benefits from a plan, regardless of whether or not the individual leaves the employer prior to retirement. When first imposed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), vesting had to occur after no later than 10 years, or after 15 years if the plan provided graduated vesting. For example, under a graduated vesting schedule, the employee might be 25 percent vested after 5 years, with the percent increasing annually until reaching 100 percent vested after 15 years. Over time, Congress has reduced the maximum number of years that could be included in a vesting schedule. Under the new law, vesting of employer matching contributions to a defined contribution plan must occur after 3 years (cliff vesting), or after 6 years if a graduated schedule is used. The complete article is here: http://www.bls.gov/opub/cwc/cm20030121yb03p1.htm

Watered Garden, I'm sorry about your vehicles, and I'm glad your husband is ok. Lori's right about the deer whistles, they work extremely well, and not just for deer. But as far as the huge populations of animals, you can blame that on your local, state and federal governments. To get more hunters, and their money, they have wildlife management or consevation programs in order to raise the number of hunted animals. The more animals, the more money from the sale of hunting licenses. In Alaska, the Department of Fish and Game is trying to increase the moose population by controlling the wolves and bears. They are either relocated, or slaughtered. To really control the population of game animals, a TNR (trap, neuter, return) program should be implemented. Watered Garden, again, I am so sorry for what happened. The people who you work with may be well meaning, but they're wrong. Deer don't want to be around people. Something is terribly wrong when so many people have so many accidents. Its horrible for the people and the deer. Stupid government and their love of money.