Gary, you were correct when you wrote, "Humans have crossed and recrossed until the names are meaningless anyway." At least, that is substantially true with the two Phaius species, wallichii and tankervilleae. When, for decades, no distinction was made between the two and the suggestion was that they are the same species, it is reasonable to conclude that finding the "pure bred" species will be more difficult in the future and that's a shame. Your tag labeled "phaius" tankersville x flava hybridus is a good example. Phaius Hybridus was registered in 1892 by Jewett as a cross between wallichii and grandifolius, according to the RHS, The International Orchid Register. Simultaneously, Jewett registered Gravesiae as a cross between wallichii and tankervilliae, presumably to cover his bum! OR, were there noteworthy distinctions between grandifolius and tankervilliae that are lost? I guess that we need to find some obscure writings from Jewett to know for certain!! :-) --Stitz--

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You think I'm supposed to be impressed about your Tier 2? Ha! That's nothing! Why, last summer, I got all the way up to an "escalation supervisor"! Yup, I was an "escalation" customer - or perhaps Comcast thinks more in terms of an "escalation" incident, and, while I'm not quite sure what that is, I have the feeling it is closely akin to someone on the verge of going postal. :) Ha, sounds like we could spend hours sharing and comparing. Tier 2 is NOTHING special. They've just set it up so you can't get help immediately. The tech calls go to a call center of no nothings and they write up the work order. This is actually just the latest fiasco I've been going through. Last time it was the speed/bandwidth of our service that had me going ballistic. Finally after getting the name of a corporate head in Chicago and threatening to call them, they had a technical supervisor finally call me and subsequently come to our house. He arranged for the "big guns" (his term, not mine) to come out and scour the area for problems in the lines. They found tons of stuff all of which was contributing to the problems they swore weren't real and just a figment of my imagination for weeks. I have that guys card and direct number now. :c) This is my favorite dumb a*rs story, one of the first technicians I complained to said he didn't see anything wrong and asked me type www.disney.com in the address line of our browser. Then to time it, he told me when to hit enter and to let him know when it loaded up completely. (I thought this was ridiculous but did as he asked) 45 seconds of silence pass and finally he says to me, "Um, Mam, did you forget to tell me when the page downloaded?" "Nope" I reply, "it's still working on it" In all it took almost 1.5 minutes for one page to come up. His response was "Well, that is slow. It should certainly be quicker than that." YA THINK?????