Slugs will be around anytime you provide a good, healthy soil that is well endowed with organic matter and is propely mulched since that creates the conditions that slugs really like to live in, a cool, moist environment with ample food nearby. If the slugs are outside of the bed the plants they like are growing in the copper strips could keep them out, but if they are already in the soil n the bed the copper strips will be an expensive, and useless, attempt at control. I find that I have less trouble with slugs when the mulch is quite heavy, apparently they have ample food in that mulch and leave the growing plants alone. Saucers of stale beer can be a less expensive method of control and encouraging toads and garter snakes to hang around the garden is another.

My folks kept 3 freezers outside. One in the carport, two others in a detached garage. The Norge lasted about 30-35 years. After 20+ years, they sold the 2nd and third, then bought a smaller unit. Still in the carport. They all plugged in to standard outlets that were present in the garage and carport at the time.

Try this Lois, put your Camera power on, then push the Disp. button on right of the monitor 1-3 times, you will see the display on monitor :) then choose the one you like.

elmer, I'm beginnng to think that perhaps our disagreement stems from a misunderstanding of sorts. It seems to me that you perceive people in administration as those who tell others what to do -- that they don't actually do real work themselves. You also said something about "being obvious from the job title." Domain Administrator is not a "job title." It is a security level classification that is designated by Microsoft.