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The Bourne Legacy Featurette Featuring Jeremy Renner07/24/2012
Sorry, but all this 'The Bourne Legacy' marketing just doesn't get old. Anytime a great franchise merges with one of my favorite actors, I get excited. This reminds me of the time I first heard Daniel Craig would be taking over James bond 007. The thought of it immediately made sense. I must confess, when I heard Matt Damon was out of Bourne, I said, 'the series is finished.' Then I heard Jeremy Renner was in and I thought, the series isn't finished, its just taken the scenic route.
Another reason The Bourne Legacy works without Matt Damon, is the fact that Tony Gilroy has been involved in the franchise since its conception. He wrote the screenplays for The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy, and The Bourne Ultimatum. As Rachel Weisz aptly stated, "He knows the material as well as anyone in the world."
So, here we go again with new marketing. Universal has released a new featurette with some new footage and talking heads. The film Co-stars Ed Norton alongside old Bourne favourites Joan Allen, Albert Finney and David Strathairn, The Bourne Legacy opens in the UK on 13 August 2012 and in the US August 10th. James Newton Howard composed the soundtrack which will be released on July 31st if you're interested.
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I created a surfing cake for my cousin's 13th birthday. To go on top of the surf board I made a fondant surfer (1st time sculpting). I guess that I didn't secure him to the dowel well enough because when we got back he fell off (or wiped out or even suffered from a shark attack). Luckily 13 year old boys dig this sort of thing because my cousin thought it was awesome, and I had taken pics of it intact before we left for the water park.
Thought you all might get a kick out of it!
Good job, though!
Your cake looked really cute! Sorry your surfer wiped out but at least the kid liked it! Did look kinda like a shark got him. Now that is cool for a 13 yr old! Glad it all went well for you.
Yeah, I can see how a 13 year old boy would find that cool! Regardless, you did a great job on this cake!
you forgot the blood!
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Mountain Safety
Share the land.
The mountains, forests and valleys surrounding Panorama are home to a variety of wildlife including deer, moose, bear and cougar. By following these guidelines, you will be taking positive steps towards ensuring the safety of both yourself and the animals. Never hike or bike alone! Travel in groups when venturing away from the village. There is safety in numbers.
- Bears and cougars tend to avoid human contact, so make noise to let
- them know you are in the area. Wear bells, talk or sing.
- Always use animal proof garbage bins. Animals are attracted to garbage and once habituated often have to be destroyed.
If you see a deer, remember:
- Give it plenty of room
- During fawning season doe are aggressive and territorial in the
- protection of their young. Guests with dogs must take extra caution.
- Fawns are well camouflaged and very difficult to see.
If you see a bear or cougar, remember:
- Bring children and pets to your side.
- Never approach the animal and do not run from it.
- Warn others of the animal's presence, without yelling.
- Report the sighting to the nearest staff member.
Using the Lifts
- If unfamiliar with a lift's operation or ask for assistance.
- Slow down before approaching the entrance to a lift.
- Have your lift ticket visible to the ticket validator.
- Obey all posted instructions.
- Load and unload only at designated areas.
- To speed up everyone's ride, group up before reaching the lift loading platform.
- Be polite and courteous at the loading area.
- Use caution. Remove items strapped to wrists at loading and unloading ramps.
- Remove backpacks before riding chairlifts.
- Always lower the safety bar.
- If you fall while getting off the lift, keep your head down and crawl quickly out of the way.
- Swinging, bouncing or otherwise abusing lift equipment can be dangerous. If alone, sit in the middle of the chair.
- Make certain no loose clothing is caught in the chair before reaching unload station.
- Remove stereo headsets when loading and unloading platform.
- Never attempt to jump from a chairlift.
- Move quickly away from the unloading area.
- When riding a lift with small children, help them load and unload. Do not allow them to ride the lift alone. You are responsible for your children and their actions.
Helmet Usage
Panorama Mountain Village requires the use of helmets for biking. Riders are encouraged to educate themselves on the benefits and limitations of helmet usage. Your primary safety should be to ride in a controlled and responsible manner.
Bike Park Safety
Panorama Mountain Village strongly suggests that full face helmets, full length gloves, biking armor and a full suspension bike be used in the Bike Park. If you are new to the mountain-biking program at PMV, or the parent or guardian of a younger rider, please familiarize yourself with the mountain-biking activities on offer as there are excellent introductory mountain-biking lessons and beginner mountain-biking terrain available. More challenging terrain and features should not be attempted until the rider has the appropriate skills, experience and equipment to effectively negotiate such trail sections. Carrying a mobile phone and having a local emergency contact is recommended.
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the Mountain Bike Responsibility Code and keep safety your number one priority.
General Alpine Precautions
- Always wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, even on cloudy days.
- Wear proper clothing to protect against inclement weather.
- Keep hydrated, drink plenty of fluids.
- Travel in groups. Never alone.
- Tell a friend or family member who is staying behind where you are going and what time you anticipate returning.


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Portraits of some of the guests at Tony and Melissa's wedding.
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Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
104 Pages
- Publish Date Sep 30, 2008
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Latest Las Vegas attraction: A Neon Museum
Where do vintage neon signs go to die?
"The Boneyard" in Las Vegas, which has been an offbeat tourist attraction for those in the know. Now the outdoor site is being expanded into a full-fledged Neon Museum that opens to the public Saturday in downtown Las Vegas. There will be a new visitors' center and an expanded Boneyard.
In addition to signs scattered on the ground, you can see restored, electrified neon in what the museum calls a "Downtown Gallery" on Fremont Street and along parts of Las Vegas Boulevard downtown.
That includes the old Chief Court Motel and Aladdin signs that now are installed along downtown's Fremont Street between Las Vegas Boulevard and Third Street.
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Just wondering if I am unattractive
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You're not unattractive. I see carbon copies of you everywhere in Southern California walking around with girlfriends.20|20|0
Just wondering if I am unattractive
You're not unattractive. I see carbon copies of you everywhere in Southern California walking around with girlfriends.
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Hmm you kind of look like a stoner... not to be rude just judging by your picture.
Lol your good
Nailed it!
your picture was taken either after waking up, getting drunk or turning into a zombie soo... I would go with no. Sorry
It doesn't matter if you're attractive or not, if you think you're attractive and you're confident with yourself (DON'T BE COCKY AND STUCK UP), girls will be attracted to you.
Well I know that everyone is attractive in their own way I just wonder what other people think when they see me in public
You're not unattractive.
Who cares, aslong as you think your attractive its ok. I've been told im ugly by girls on this website.
and their opinion means nothing to me.
without the cap = better as i told you
Stop smoking weed it will only hinder your life, and hit the gym.
you look like you could kick the hulks ass, while lifting a car, while lifting weights ---all at the same time.
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Elio and I decided to go to the XXX cinema located near El Prado in Medellin.It was a very popular place for straight guys,who needed to unload their balls down a willing throat.Elio and I entered the second floor where there were many horny straight guys already congregating.Elio said to watch how the action developed and how the guys hooked up. It was very dark and my eyes still had not gotten used to the dim light within the move house.After a while I could men who before were just shadows.
Elio and I had taken seats in the back row to the left.He had pulled his pants down with his underwear exposing his big cock which had started to get erect.I noticed men walking down the aisles checking to see if anyone wanted a quick blow job for a few pesos.I was amazed how blatant they were,I could tell they were looking for guys with big cocks since it wasn´t just make a few pesos,it was also to suck off a big cock.I remember one good looking guy had entered a sat alone,it wasn´t long til some guy had noticed he had his cock out ready for a hungry mouth.It was evident that the guy was straight but he wanted to get sucked off watch straight porn.I could see the guy sitting next to him lower his head to the guy´s exposed cock and start bobbing his head up and down on it´s length.At times,the guy giving the blow job would stop and spit out the accumulated precum.And then go back to servicing his cock.Guys would notice the action and surround these two who were oblivious of their audience.I could tell when the guy shot his load because the guy who was sucking would take his entire load and abruptly stop and spit it on the floor.After a few seconds,the guy that was serviced would give the guy a few bills probably 5 pesos which is 2.50 in American money. Then the guy would pull his pants up and the other guy would leave.
If a black guy showed up, it wouldn´t be long til a greedy mouth was sucking him off since black guys usually had real big dicks.And to my surprise the guys who wanted to get their balls drained weren´t at all picky,old guys sucking off a big cock,just as long they knew how to suck cock and get them off.I could see there were a few who made their living servicing as many cocks that were available.Elio was to my right and I was in the last seat nearest the wall.A young guy had sat next to Elio whose cock didn´t need much advertising.The guy immediately got on his knees and started sucking his big cock.The guy was black Elio´s favorite and seemed around 18 since no minors were allowed into the place.He was really going to town on my friend´s dick,swallowing it to Elio´s heavy balls where he bottomed out in his pubic hair that covered his scrotum.Elio was saying to the guy ¨chupame bien y toma mi leche total para su plata.¨The guy sucking him off had taken his cock out and was jacking himself off.
I felt someone behind my head and when I turned a big uncut Colombian cock was in my face.I started to to suck the guy off while Elio was watching me service this stranger´s cock. Being a ball person I massaged the guy´s balls through his jeans until he knew I wanted to suck his balls.The stranger´s cock tasted of soap mixed with the his sweat.When he released his hairy balls I would suck each orb seeking its salty flavor and manly smell.I noticed other men we lined up watching me swallow this guy´s cock.It was about nine inches ,a easy cock to suck.I could tell I was doing a good job since the guy was trying to fit his entire length down my throat.I was surprised his din´t make a sound when he unloaded into my mouth.I could taste the strong acrid taste of his semen filling my mouth which I swallowed until his cock was beginning to soften.Then the next guy seeing that I swallowed all this guy´s cream brought his cock to my lips .He was about nine inches but had a real thick cock.I could feel the loose skin of his foreskin which I started to tease with my teeth my tongue seeking the skin fold knowing the guy´s foreskin was full of precum which made me want more.
Elio told the guy sucking him to take my cock out and suck us both off.Elio was getting real turned on watching suck this stud off.My mouth was getting tired so I directed his big cock into Elio´s mouth. Elio started nursing his cock while I let my mouth rest a bit.It wasn´t long til the guy grunted and started filling Elio´s eager mouth.Elio motioned to me to receive the cream that filled his mouth.The guy had a real thick load almost like eating yogurt.I looked down and Elio was filling the young mouth with his wad after which Elio made sure he swallowed his entire load.The guy then went to finish sucking my cock and since my mouth was rested the third guy a tall black guy entered my mouth with his big tool,. It was at least 12 inches and had that musky small black guys always possessed. He had enormous nappy covered ball which I thoroughly lathered with my tongue.I told Elio he needed to taste this cock and Elio engulfed his black spear while I continued sucking his hot balls. I could feel them rising ever so gently.I took my mouth off his balls and Elio and I licked his cock like an ice cream cone until he shot his thick load covering both our lips.I still remember our tongues lashing each spurt that hit our lips.I shouted I going to shoot and the young guy who was sucking received a load which he choked on which made Elio start laughing.I held the guy´s head til he had to either swallow or drown.Elio paid hin 10 pesos 5 dollars American and he was happy as hell.
As he stood up I noticed his cock was hard and I went down on him again tasting the musky flavor of this young black´s cock. In no time I had his load which just about choked me since it was so much to drink.I told Elio I was full of cum and so we left. It was a unique experience which I´m certain we will do again.


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Doctor Who is a show where anything can happen. The Doctor's TARDIS can go literally anywhere and anywhen, even to other realities under the right circumstances. The crossover possibilities are limitless, so why not grab this t-shirt featuring the 10th Doctor meeting that time-lost hero Samurai Jack?
The shirt is available for $12 through the rest of the day on Fresh Brewed Tee. Afterwards, it can be found at full price on Redbubble.
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View from the North Sea Stage - almost worth going just for that...
Right, highlights & lowlights time....
My highlights were:
Jim Moray
The Bisserov Sisters
The Musicport Collective Jam
The Tibetan Monks
My lowlights were
Misty In Roots
I was disappointed in Misty in Roots - I could accept the bass even though it ripped your eardrums, but they haven't moved on an inch, and are now steady old fellers working their way through their set with little passion. and that's not good. Especially compared to artists on my highlights list.
Fernhill's set was cold, remote and apparently made up their set list on the spot. They may have been better in the more intimate setting of the Theatre, but they had a mighty build-up in the programme only to disappoint.
But with such a great choice, there are bound to be a few people who don't cut it on the day, and some who do.
A few observations:
- Sound in the Main Hall was generally better this year
- I've commented elsewhere on the improved food - clearly I mean Baghdad Johnny's. Value, taste, service, even though he was positioned at the end of a wind tunnel.
- The actual programme booklet is fantastic - well worth the dosh, a credit to whoever produces it. I would LOVE to be able to buy it in advance so I could have a think about who I'm going to see.
- I'd like to know if attendance is up or down on last year - looked about the same.
And a picture of a typical punter?
Yeah, right - THERE IS NO TYPICAL PUNTER AT MUSICPORT. That's one of the reasons it's great....


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A post apocalyptic comedy set in the 1950's of hotel submarine beached off Margate.
Sci-Fi London 48hr shortlisted film.
Breathe is a short film about humanity's last great effort to continue its existence.
Post-Apocalyptic short film made in 48hrs during The Fitzroy kickstarter campaign.
Short film following the story of a girl led astray.
Short film about time traveling historians.


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Industry leader in hybrid ITSM solutions will enhance Partner Network with addition of Alliances & Channels executive
Industry leader in hybrid ITSM solutions will enhance Partner Network with addition of Alliances & Channels executive
Pleasanton | Wednesday, September 19, 2012 — FrontRange Solutions, the only Hybrid ITSM solutions provider that delivers a Service Management solution with fully integrated Voice Automation and Client Management capabilities on-premise and in the cloud, today announced the appointment of Fred Johannessen as vice president of alliances and channels. Johannessen will refine and execute a global alliance and channel strategy that will focus on the development of partnerships with major global IT companies to accelerate adoption of Hybrid IT Service Management.
In this newly created role, Johannessen will have direct responsibility for all strategic alliances, technology alliances and building/managing the overall global partner program. Johannessen brings over 25 years of experience in enterprise software with a strong emphasis on the development of industry-leading partner ecosystems.
Prior to FrontRange, Johannessen was VP of business development at ScienceLogic, a data center and cloud management startup. He also spent 16 years with BMC Software where he held numerous leadership positions including VP of Technology Alliances. During his tenure at BMC, he was responsible for building a partner organization that was referred by industry analysts as a competitive differentiator for the company.
"Fred Johannessen brings to FrontRange a unique blend of IT service management experience and the knowledge of how to apply this in building a global network of loyal and productive business relationships," said Jon Temple, president and CEO of FrontRange. "With more and more customers wanting to select service management solutions that provide the flexibility to move between the cloud and traditional on-premise deployment models, we are now seeing the very same requirement coming from a wide spectrum of technology providers. Fred's joining could therefore not come at a better time and partnership momentum will be a critical element in our plans for continued growth."
"Having been in service management for over 15 years, I have seen the market evolve beyond the approach offered by legacy vendors. The next generation of ITSM solution has to offer the flexibility of being on-premise or cloud – it cannot be an either or decision for customers. I am joining FrontRange because it's clear that we can change the game and I see unlimited potential for the company," states Johannessen. "I am eager help drive FrontRange growth in the ITSM market by creating a world-class alliance and channel organization."
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FrontRange is the global leader in Hybrid IT Service Management (ITSM) solutions for enterprises of all sizes. FrontRange is the only ITSM provider in the world that delivers Service Management software with fully integrated Voice Automation and Client Management capabilities on-premise and in the cloud. FrontRange manages millions of service interactions a day for more than 15,000 leading organizations around the world. FrontRange enables customers to deliver world-class service while maximizing operational efficiencies with reduced cost and complexity. FrontRange is headquartered in Pleasanton, Calif. and can be found at www.frontrange.com.
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When was the last time you whipped out a floppy disk to store your files? The mid-1990s? Would you believe that the same phenomenon that wiped out floppy disks could make the USB memory stick extinct in a few years?
Kit Eaton of Fast Company writes that the USB memory stick's retirement is inevitable, largely because of the rise of cloud computing and mobile broadband:
The USB memory stick is very swiftly about to be obsolete. To understand why, you've only got to look at how ubiquitous they are now. They're a handful of dollars at your convenience store, novelty designs compete with austere ones, and they're thrown around like confetti as promos at tradeshows. Any tech that's got to this level of commodity is due to be banished to the history books. It's just the way of things.
I jest, but USB memory stick tech hasn't really advanced ever, even while it's flourished like crazy to fill a technological need — moving files swiftly and easily between computers, faster and with more convenience than burnable CDs. That's partly why it's gotten so cheap so fast. But this also means that a bunch of other technologies have been advancing, and are about to make the USB stick obsolete.
It's all about the mobile computing revolution, which has done two very important things: introduced people to the idea of accessing wireless data on the go, or anywhere they could imagine, and also changed how people think about computer files.
Eaton makes a good point, but his theory of extinction hinges on the quick advancement and distribution in access to cloud computing and mobile broadband in order to supplant UBS drives as the go-to storage solution.
The cloud and mobile broadband are definitely improving all the time in urban areas, but file sizes are also increasing, which puts more pressure on wireless access to use more bandwidth. And while physical storage might be getting cheaper, bandwidth certainly isn't. Which means relying on the cloud or Wi-Fi exclusively could become a costly commodity.
So it presents a choice to the user: Is it better to pay a vendor a recurring fee for storage (either directly through payments or indirectly through advertising or "freemium" options)? Or is it better to grab a cheap USB stick for less than $10 and worry about making sure the physical drive never gets lost or stolen?
Another argument in favor of the USB stick is the deployment of USB 3.0. The USB standard has evolved while the cloud has gained prominence, with USB 3.0 data transfers said to be 10 times faster than USB 2.0 speeds — so it's not as if physical storage is no longer innovating.
The trade-offs between physical and virtual storage might mean different strokes for different folks, for now. And it also might mean that the USB memory stick won't ever become a dinosaur.
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Feb 22, 2012 at 12:10 UTC
Flash drives will not be replaced for a long time. Floppies were replaced because the technology could not expand to keep up with storage requirements more than any other reason. Flash drive storage capacity has continued to grow- I started with 32 Mb ones which are still handy for PXE booting, but I carry 4 and 8 Gb ones for application installs and utilities. I do see more usage of SD chips over time, especially if desktop machines were to come with the readers pre-installed.
Mar 21, 2012 at 6:17 UTC
floppies haven't quite died yet, I still need one for a few old motherboard bios updates. and I don't ever see a thumbdrive dying. ever tried booting from a dropbox account? until you get that working (the premise, I could careless about the site), you are still far from usb stick death.
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Raphael Adegbola
Raphael Olayemi Adegbola graduated with a B. Agric. honours degree from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria in 2009. In 2010, he joined the National Youth Service Corps where he taught biology, agriculture and computer at Benue State, Nigeria. Raphael returned to the University of Ibadan, and received an M.Sc in Crop Protection in 2012. During his M.Sc, he studied the occurrence of major viruses affecting Musa spp. in Nigeria, and made the first report of the occurrence of Banana Bunchy Top Virus disease in Nigeria. He had a stint as graduate research fellow, and later, research consultant at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan, Nigeria. There he studied the detection and distribution of Banana Bunchy Top Virus in Nigeria. Raphael is advised by Dr. Naidu Rayapati. His research will focus on Thrips and Tospoviruses.
Jati Adiputra
Jati Adiputra earned a BS in Biology in 2001 from the National University, Jakarta, Indonesia. While working as a Plant Quarantine Inspector at the Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Quarantine (IAAQ), Ministry of Agriculture, Indonesia, he completed MS in 2009 in the Departement of Plant Protection, Faculty of Agriculture, Bogor Agricultural University Jl. Kamper, Darmaga Campus, Bogor, Indonesia. During his MS, he worked on Turnip mosaic virus in Brassica sp. His research at WSU would be on epidemiology and diagnosis of grapevine viruses.
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Bull's-eye rot is a post-harvest disease of apple and pear fruit caused by a complex of four fungal species belonging to the Neofabraea genus. All four fungi are present in the Pacific Northwest with Neofabraea malicorticis typically restricted to the west side of the Cascade Mountains, N. perennans common to central and eastern Washington and N. alba more prevalent in pear orchards in Oregon. Recently, a newly described fungus, Cryptosporiopsis kienholzii, with a teleomorph referable to Neofabraea sp., was also found to cause bull's-eye rot of apple fruit. N. malicorticis, N. perennans and N. alba are all known to cause canker diseases in apple and pear trees; however little is known regarding the biology and epidemiology of C. kienholzii. The objectives of my research are to understand the population biology of C. kienholzii in the PNW and to determine various environmental and host factors influencing canker and bull's-eye rot development caused by this pathogen with comparison to other Neofabraea species commonly appearing in apple orchards in the region. The goal of my research is to better understand the disease epidemiology of this pathogen with the hope of developing more effective control measures.
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Born and raised in a traditional town in the Colombian coffee region, Lederson Ganan began at a young age to understand the challenges of agricultural production in his country. This motivation led him to obtain a Bachelor's Degree in Agronomy and a Master's Degree in Plant Pathology from University of Caldas in Colombia. Afterwards, he joined the Plant Pathology lab at the International Center for Tropical Agriculture in Cali (Colombia) as a research assistant, where he focused on the molecular identification of fungal plant pathogens in tropical fruits and developed integrated management strategies for banana and cassava diseases. In 2015, Lederson was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship, and has joined Washington State University in fall 2016 to pursue a Ph.D. in Plant Pathology under the supervision of Drs. Achour Amiri and Tobin Peever. During his PhD studies, Lederson's research will focus on epidemiology, population biology and management of apple powdery mildew, caused by Podosphaera leucotricha, a major disease affecting apple in WA.
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Emmi Klarer
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Olga Kozhar
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Yuxiang Li
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Yuxiang Li joined Dr. Xianming Chen's lab and pursued his Ph.D. in the fall 2014. His research will focus on "Genetic and Functional Characterization of Avirulence/Virulence Genes in the Stripe Rust Pathogen". Yuxiang received his BA in Plant Protection from Northwest A&F University in China in 2014. He participated in the "Knockout of Secretory Protein Related Gene Which Unknown in Fusarium" and "Cloning and Functional Verification of Pathogenic Genes in Verticillium dahliae" programs in his BA degree, which laid the foundation for his Ph.D. study.
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Arunabha Mitra did his B. Sc. in Microbiology honours from St. Xavier's College (Autonomous), Kolkata, India under University of Calcutta. He subsequently did his M. Sc. in Molecular Microbiology from University of Hyderabad, Telangana, India. The work he undertook in his M. Sc. project was responsible for arousing his interest in Plant virology. In that project, he worked on the molecular characterization of the p28 protein of Melon necrotic spot virus (MNSV-Hyd). He was attracted to plant virology, since viruses are one of the most intriguing microorganisms causing serious problems to humans, animals, and agriculture. When he is am able to get some time off from the lab, he loves to indulge the bibliophile in him. He absolutely loves reading. Apart from reading, he also likes to listen to music and play badminton. He will be starting his course at WSU from Spring 2016.
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Chongjing (Robert) Xia
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Tchaikovsky: Chinese Dance from "The Nutcracker" (Score & Parts)-4BSN
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One of the Breaking Winds Bassoon Quartet Editions. This arrangement by Yuki Katayama is of moderate difficulty and complements both the lighter and the serious side of a performance.
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SI clarity is a popular grade among diamond shoppers. Oftentimes, you will also see a diamond whose clarity is labeled as "SI2." What does this clarity grade mean, and is it a good deal to buy such diamonds?
What Is SI clarity?
Diamond clarity is graded on the basis of how many inclusions and flaws can be spotted in a diamond, under magnification or with the naked eye.
According to the scale introduced by the G.I.A. (Gemological Institute of America), the top clarity grade is Flawless (denoted by FL), followed by Internally Flawless (IF), Very, Very Slightly Included (VVS), and Very Slightly Included (VS).
MORE: What is VVS diamond clarity?
SI (standing for "Slightly Included") is the next grade, the fifth highest, after which there is only one more grade: Included (denoted by the letter I).
SI clarity is the grade assigned to diamonds with inclusions that are easy to see under magnification and may or may not be visible with the naked eye.
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What Is SI2 clarity?
The SI clarity grade is further split into two subgrades: SI1 (the higher grade) and SI2.
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SI2 diamonds very often have inclusions that cannot be seen with the naked eye when looking at the stone from above (some inclusions may be visible without magnification if you look really hard for them).
However, if you look at an SI2 diamond from the side, you may be able to see some inclusions.
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How Is SI2 Clarity Different from SI1 Clarity?
The difference between SI2 and SI1 comes down to the visibility of inclusions.
Whereas flaws in SI1 diamonds can usually be seen only under magnification and are practically invisible to the naked eye, some inclusions in SI2 can be seen without using a loupe or microscope.
The visible flaws in SI2 diamonds will usually be located towards their sides; there should be no big and obvious inclusions located centrally when looking through the top of the stone.
MORE: The differences between SI1 and SI2 diamonds
How Is SI2 Better Than I1 Clarity?
I1 clarity is the first subgrade (out of three) of the I-clarity range. When looking at an I1 diamond, you won't need a loupe to see the stone's inclusions, even if you view the diamond directly from above. You can see what I1-clarity diamonds look like here.
In contrast, SI2 diamonds' inclusions are usually not readily visible from the top (although there are some SI2 diamonds whose flaws are more easily seen), and they are generally smaller and less numerous.
It is fair to say that SI2 clarity is the divide between the diamonds with practically invisible inclusions and those with easily noticeable flaws.
ALSO READ: More about I1 diamond clarity
Beware of SI2 Clarity Scams
Sometimes, the difference between SI2 and I1 diamonds can be hard to establish for people who are not familiar with the subtleties of diamond clarity definitions.
There are some sellers who may try to exploit this confusion and offer you an I1 stone represented as an SI2 diamond.
However, if you can spot easily visible inclusions when looking at the stone top-down, it may not actually be SI2 (although there are SI2 diamonds that have more visible inclusions).
ALSO READ: Diamond inclusions you should avoid
The best way to prevent scams is to buy only diamonds that are certified. However, it is even more important which lab issued the certificate: Make sure that the issuer is a reputable institution such as the G.I.A.
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Our advice: To avoid scams, we recommend that you buy diamonds from reputable retailers such as James Allen and Brian Gavin Diamonds, which only sell diamonds certified by labs such as the G.I.A. or A.G.S.
Should You Buy SI2 Clarity?
The main reason SI2 clarity may be a better choice than higher grades is its price: You can save thousands of dollars if you pick SI2 over a diamond graded SI1 or higher.
Another important consideration is what level of clarity you will be satisfied with and how much of a difference it would make if you get a higher clarity stone.
If your diamond is going to be set in a mounting that will cover its sides, an SI2-clarity stone can be a good choice: Its flaws will usually be visible only from the side, which will be concealed by the setting.
ALSO READ: Guide to diamond ring settings
However, you should take some time to sort through different SI2 stones in order to find one whose inclusions are less visible because some diamonds of this clarity have flaws that are more visible, even from the top.
In such a case, you can safely go with an SI2 diamond that looks clean from the top, which is the part that will be seen by you and others when the diamond is worn. Just make sure you are comfortable with how visible the stone's inclusions are before you buy it, and look at a number of different SI2 diamonds to compare them.
Here you can search through a huge selection of SI2 diamonds and view each stone from all sides in a 360-degree video to spot any visible flaws.
If you are buying an SI2 diamond, make sure that its cut is graded at least Good or higher as its symmetry will determine how much light the diamond will be able to capture. The less light in the diamond, the less brilliance it will exhibit and the more visible any flaws within the stone will be, even when it is looked at from the top.
MORE: What is diamond light performance?
You should also keep in mind that there are some cuts that have naturally less brilliance than the classic round cut: The emerald cut is such an example. In these stones, you may be able to see some inclusions from the top.
Next, make sure you read these articles to learn more about diamonds:
Where to Buy Diamonds and Diamond Jewelry?
For diamond jewelry, we highly recommend James Allen (read our review) because it shows real photos and videos for each diamond so you can take a 360-degree look at any stone before buying it.
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Former senator and Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards announced today that he's running for president in 2008.
The telegenic North Carolinian was in shirt sleeves this morning in New Orleans to start his campaign by restating that, yes, there are still two Americas.
Edwards took a hard run at front-runner John Kerry last time around. I watched him campaign in New Hampshire, Iowa, Minnesota and Ohio. When Edwards gets going, he can connect with a crowd like few politicians today. As a trial lawyer, he used to pack courtrooms just to hear his final arguments.
He's got some charisma and an up-by-your-bootstraps tale of success. But the magazines and talk shows have been filled with talk only of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Edwards told me this morning that didn't matter to him.
Harry's daily commentary can be heard on many CBS Radio News affiliates across the country.
The Iowa caucuses are still more than a year away. That leaves plenty of time for retail politics — at which Edwards is especially good.


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