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In Memory of Maria Teresa Fighetti As many of you are aware, Carlos Fighetti,
president of the AOS, lost his wife to a tragic heart attack over the weekend.
On behalf of the entire membership, we wish to express our condolences and
sympathies to Carlos and his children on
"se desarrollará el Iº Expo Internacional de Orquídea.
... se presentará el Libro de Irma Lirusi; Las Orquídeas de Misiones
[could you comment / provide details on that book ?]
...
habrá una muestra Fotográfica de Orquídeas"
URL :
http://www.misionesonline.net/paginas/detalle2.php?db=noticias20
>From the Cal Orchid web site:
SANTA BARBARA GAP FIRE is for all purposes over. Though now 50% contained, it
is moving away from Goleta and has very little effect on our lives. The fire of
almost 10,000 acres was confined to the hills behind town and burned no homes.
As most Californians know,
"Humphrey dries the beans in airtight sealable plastic bags in the sun
for a
couple of weeks. The beans will turn dark and shrink. He then cuts them
into 1-inch pieces and steeps them in vodka for about two months."
The bags can't be to airtight as where would all the moisture go if he
is drying
"Jim Rogers and Biltmore Estate...
After retiring to Asheville in June of 2007, Jim found himself involved in...
He bought his first one in 1970a huge, white, fragrant Cattleyaand from
that first purchase grew an interest that has led Jim to Biltmore. Caring
for the estates 400 orchids is no
Correct, indeed. Traditionally they are wrapped in burlap and laid in the
sun to ferment and dry, as I understand it, and done so over many months.
Regards/Roger, in Bangkok
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> "Humphrey dries the beans in airtight sealable plastic bags
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