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Excellent question, Elizabeth... Let's hope Lynda answers.

of 1:55PM January 13, 2009

Just to clarify: Are you saying that Fiji Water fell, collected in this aquifer, and then the aquifer was closed off? If so, doesn't that imply that Fiji Water is a non-renewable resource? Or does (post Industrial)rainfall recharge your aquifer?

Elizabeth Royte of NY 11:46AM January 13, 2009

Frank - what does that comment mean? Was she horrible to work for?

Katie of 9:59AM January 13, 2009

Any one who has worked for Lynda in any of her companies will have a wry smile at the phrase "flashes of creativity combined with hard work".

But you have to admire her nerve....

Frank L. Mint of PA 3:49AM January 13, 2009

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