TAsk 1 finding moss in a dry enviroment (theirs bound to be some place) Task 2 should i get Plain Yogurt without any addatives i figure that using a yogurt with chunks of fruit wouldnt be to good of an idea. And could i simply chop up the moss and not put it in the blender? (mom wouldnt be to happy with that idea) And aproxomitaly how long would it take for this moss to grow? cause i know i have projects in school from time to time. (this would give a 3-d moddle that realisitic effect instead of using that fake moddle grass) CHeers

I have cooked on all three and the TEK IR is the only gas grill that cooks as well as charcoal. It's advantages over charcoal are that it is quick to set up, easy to clean up and does an excellent job of creating the charcoal taste. As many here know, the flavor is created by the smoke from the fat striking the hot surface be it charcoal or something else. The higher the IR energy (from gas or charcoal) and the less the flame, the more smoke generated rather than being turned into additional flame. The TEK creates a great deal of smoke because the IR glass sits between the flame and the dripping grease. On older style IR burners there is still an open flame to ignite the grease drippings reducing the amount of smoke to add flavor. With charcoal, once the embers are glowing red, it is emitting a lot of IR and much less to no flame and hence produces a lot of smoke and flavor. I have owned the FireMagic and I would not purchase another. The burners are cast SS but they still do rust over time and the flavor grills wear out too. They are very hard to clean and the heat was not anywhere near as good as the advertisements. If you are the type that never clean a grill and don't mind a gritty looking grill it may not matter. I am the type that wants it to look clean and inviting each time and the self cleaning feature along with the dishwasher removal panels makes the TEK a breeze to clean and keep looking nice. For me that was worth a lot. The more conventional grills like the Firemagic, even with their ceramic infrared burner are not even a close match.

The most impressive flyer I've seen in upscale homes was a two-sided color flyer printed on a good quality card stock. The printing was very high quality. Both sides contained pictures and text which highlighted the special qualities of the home and updates. When buyers are seeing many homes it's easy for regular paper to get lost in the shuffle and ignored. The one printed on card stock was a bit harder to lose. They were also printed horizontally rather than vertically. Just a subtle thing that forces buyers to pay more attention in a sea of vertically printed sheets. Does your agent have access to any kind of call capture system? A call capture system automatically allows for a text or call from the sign to get information and delivers the number of the caller/texter to the agent. The agent can follow up with those drive bys as opposed to never knowing who takes a flyer.

Comparing Milassia and Cattleya are a bit like comparing apples and oranges.....I read the link arthurm posted, and disagree with some of the numbers there, but you have to remember there is no huge stone out there anyplace with all these "rules" chiseled in it. Every orchid grower I ever knew did things their own way for the most part, and some of the things I saw done, I am sure would have killed my plants, and I am sure some of the "rules" I violated successfully would have killed others' plants. When you get right down to it, that is one of the things that makes orchid growing so interesting and fun. Talking to other growers and finding out what they are doing successfully and unsuccessfully just adds to our store of knowledge. Right and wrong as absolutes have little meaning with plants. Just my take. Bill Oh, and besides, arthurm is in Australia, and to him, everything we do is upside down.....right arthurm?....☺ Bill