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Diamonds on Demand
Lab-grown gemstones are now practically indistinguishable from mined diamonds. Scientists and engineers see a world of possibilities; jewelers are less enthusiastic
- By Ulrich Boser
- Photographs by Max Aguilera-Hellweg
- Smithsonian magazine, June 2008, Subscribe
I'm sitting in a fast-food restaurant outside Boston that, because of a nondisclosure agreement I had to sign, I am not allowed to name. I'm waiting to visit Apollo Diamond, a company about as secretive as a Soviet-era spy agency. Its address isn't published. The public relations staff wouldn't give me directions. Instead, an Apollo representative picks me up at this exurban strip mall and drives me in her black luxury car whose make I am not allowed to name along roads that I am not allowed to describe as twisty, not that they necessarily were.
"This is a virtual diamond mine," says Apollo CEO Bryant Linares when I arrive at the company's secret location, where diamonds are made. "If we were in Africa, we'd have barbed wire, security guards and watch towers. We can't do that in Massachusetts." Apollo's directors worry about theft, corporate spies and their own safety. When Linares was at a diamond conference a few years ago, he says, a man he declines to describe slipped behind him as he was walking out of a hotel meeting room and said someone from a natural diamond company just might put a bullet in his head. "It was a scary moment," Linares recalls.
Bryant's father, Robert Linares, working with a collaborator who became a co-founder of Apollo, invented the company's diamond-growing technique. Robert escorts me into one of the company's production rooms, a long hall filled with four refrigerator-size chambers bristling with tubes and gauges. As technicians walk past in scrubs and lab coats, I glance inside the porthole window of one of the machines. A kryptonite-green cloud fills the top of the chamber; at the bottom are 16 button-size disks, each one glowing a hazy pink. "Doesn't look like anything, right?" Robert says. "But they will be half-caraters in a few weeks."
In 1796, chemist Smithson Tennant discovered that diamond is made out of carbon. But only since the 1950s have scientists managed to produce diamonds, forging them out of graphite subjected to temperatures as high as 2,550 degrees Fahrenheit and pressures 55,000 times greater than that of earth's atmosphere. But the stones were small and impure. Only the grit was useful, mostly for industrial applications such as dental drills and hacksaw blades. Over the past decade, however, researchers such as Linares have perfected a chemical process that grows diamonds as pure and nearly as big as the finest specimens hauled out of the ground. The process, chemical vapor deposition (CVD), passes a carbon gas cloud over diamond seeds in a vacuum chamber heated to more than 1,800 degrees. A diamond grows as carbon crystallizes on top of the seed.
Robert Linares has been at the forefront of crystal synthesis research since he started working at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey, in 1958. He went on to start a semiconductor company, Spectrum Technologies, which he later sold, using the proceeds to bankroll further research on diamonds. In 1996, after nearly a decade working in the garage of his Boston home—no kidding, in the garage, where he'd set up equipment he declines to describe—he discovered the precise mixture of gases and temperatures that allowed him to create large single-crystal diamonds, the kind that are cut into gemstones. "It was quite a thrill," he says. "Like looking into a diamond mine."
Seeking an unbiased assessment of the quality of these laboratory diamonds, I asked Bryant Linares to let me borrow an Apollo stone. The next day, I place the .38 carat, princess-cut stone in front of Virgil Ghita in Ghita's narrow jewelry store in downtown Boston. With a pair of tweezers, he brings the diamond up to his right eye and studies it with a jeweler's loupe, slowly turning the gem in the mote-filled afternoon sun. "Nice stone, excellent color. I don't see any imperfections," he says. "Where did you get it?"
"It was grown in a lab about 20 miles from here," I reply.
He lowers the loupe and looks at me for a moment. Then he studies the stone again, pursing his brow. He sighs. "There's no way to tell that it's lab-created."
More than one billion years ago, and at least 100 miles below the surface of the earth, a mix of tremendous heat and titanic pressure forged carbon into the diamonds that are mined today. The stones were brought toward the surface of the earth by ancient underground volcanoes. Each volcano left a carrot-shaped pipe of rock called kimberlite, which is studded with diamonds, garnets and other gems. The last known eruption of kimberlite to the surface of the earth happened 47 million years ago.
Diamonds have been extracted from almost every region of the world, from north of the Arctic Circle to the tropics of western Australia. Most diamond mines start with a wide pit; if the kimberlite pipe has a lot of diamonds, miners dig shafts 3,000 feet or more deep. In areas where rivers once ran over kimberlite seams, people sift diamonds from gravel. Loose diamonds used to turn up in fields in the Midwest in the 1800s; they were deposited there by glaciers. Most geologists believe that new diamonds continue to form in the earth's mantle—much too deep for miners to reach.
The word "diamond" comes from the ancient Greek adamas, meaning invincible. People in India have mined diamond gems for well over 2,000 years, and first-century Romans used the stones to carve cameos. Over the ages, diamonds acquired a mystique as symbols of wealth and power. During the 16th century, the Koh-i-Noor, a 109-carat diamond from the Kollur mine in southern India, was perhaps the most prized item on the Indian subcontinent. Legend held that whoever owned it would rule the globe. "It is so precious," noted a writer at the time, "that a judge of diamonds valued it at half the daily expense of the whole world." Great Britain got the stone in 1849 when Lahore and Punjab became part of the British Empire; the diamond now sits in the Tower of London, the centerpiece of a crown made for Queen Elizabeth in 1937.
And yet diamonds are simply crystallized pure carbon, just as rock candy is crystallized sugar—an ordered array of atoms or molecules. Another form of pure carbon is graphite, but its atoms are held together in sheets rather than rigidly attached in a crystal, so the carbon sloughs off easily, say, at the tip of a pencil. Thanks to the strength of the bonds between its carbon atoms, diamond has exceptional physical properties. It's the hardest known material, of course, and it doesn't react chemically with other substances. Moreover, it's fully transparent to many wavelengths of light, is an excellent electrical insulator and semiconductor, and can be tweaked to hold an electrical charge.
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lol nerd
Posted by on September 20,2013 | 07:30 AM
Exciting stuff!! How can a regular person get involved.
Posted by Preston Snype on June 29,2013 | 10:48 PM
Yesterday morning i had to visit at mountain side.there i had found a shiny crystaly made pure stone wheel like grinder which is wounderful antique.sometime i took my mind about crystal diamond made. Is this true idea about many crystal diamond in one material.
Posted by shmran afridi on May 13,2013 | 09:32 AM
What caught my curiosity was using the process to replace silicone type applications such as in computers???
Posted by TNT on February 27,2013 | 03:51 AM
Excellent article sir. One of the most well written and well thought out pieces I have read on the internet in years. Kudos.
Posted by deBeers on February 27,2013 | 03:34 AM
Oh dear, I used this for a science project without realising it was from 4 years ago =_= still, fantastic article and very interesting to read!
Posted by Em on December 1,2011 | 09:06 PM
Austin, squeezing coal may get you a diamond, but an extremely impure one. it would have to be liquefied and purified to make a decent one.The superman squeezing coal into a diamond is ridiculous.
Posted by henry on February 3,2011 | 12:11 PM
About the carbon footprint of Apollo Diamonds... being in Boston they would be buying electric power through NSTAR power delivery. And NSTAR has options for their customers to purchase electric power form numerous sources. So maybe its coal for irony of converting coal into diamond, or Hydro-Quebec, or the Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant, or a wind farm, or a million squirrels in hamster wheels, or one of many "NStar Green" renewable sources. It all depends on what the customer wants from a fairly extensive list. But, it HAS to be better than mined diamonds, particularly in New England.
Posted by Mike B on May 5,2010 | 08:38 PM
Thank god for this article, it saved my speech grade.
Posted by Patrick V on February 22,2010 | 10:52 PM
Oh MY! The carbon footprint of a conventional diamond is enormous. Tons of rock has to be removed and grease-processed. I'm not sure how many tons per carat, but the industry seems to be avoiding giving the answer as well. "DIAMOND MINING AND THE ENVIRONMENT FACT SHEET" from diamondfacts.org has nothing but anecdotal information. It's skillfully written PR, but ultimately, it seems to be free of significant data. For example, they tout ISO 14000 certification as if has something to do with being certified as being environmentally responsible. If I understand it correctly, ISO 14000 certification is simply about documenting what you do. For example: If a company sprayed radioactive toxins directly over urban areas, killing them, that would not bar it from an ISO 14000 certification.
Oh, and http://www.diamondnexuslabs.com/ isn't selling man-made diamonds. They're selling fakes - stuff that isn't diamond at all, like cubic zirconia.
Posted by Matthew E on February 1,2010 | 03:28 AM
To the person who asked about the carbon footprint of synthetic diamonds, have you ever considered what the carbon footprint of mined diamonds is? Underground mines are not too bad but when you consider the size holes made at some of the Southern African open-pit diamond mines and the diesel required to remove that rock (not only the kimberlite but the waste as well) the carbon footprint is horrendous. Ask De Beers for an estimate and watch them squirm!
Posted by Richard on March 6,2009 | 03:05 PM
That's is pretty enlighting article I wish the writer take more in depth research in this subject
Posted by Rushdie Ahmad on January 15,2009 | 03:50 AM
awsome article but if we start mass producing diamonds in labs diamond price will go down
Posted by viktor on January 14,2009 | 08:47 PM
I though I read someplace that you could grow diamonds at about 650 degrees or so. Perhaps they use 1800 for quality control purposes.
Posted by Ed on January 4,2009 | 12:31 PM


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Iraq's Oppressed Majority
For nearly a century, the nation's 15 million Shiite Muslims have been denied access to political power. How their demands are met in the months to come could well determine Iraq's future
- By Andrew Cockburn
- Smithsonian magazine, December 2003, Subscribe
Karbala, 60 miles southwest of Baghdad, is usually no more than a 90-minute drive through an increasingly green landscape of date palms, eucalyptus trees and reeds watered by the nearby Euphrates. But for most of a week this past October, the journey turned into a five-hour crawl. Highways leading to Karbala were choked by an enormous mass of humanity heading toward the city to celebrate the birth of the 12th Imam, a redeemer born more than a thousand years ago who disappeared as a child and, so these travelers believe, will one day return to overthrow all tyrants. Many walked all the way from Baghdad—crowds had been streaming out of the city since midweek—while others had set out days earlier from towns as far away as Nasiriyah, in the deep south, and Kirkuk, 200 miles north of Baghdad.
Despite dust and 90-degree heat, the pilgrims, many of them barefoot, kept up an urgent pace. The flags they carried— mostly bright green, but also red, yellow, pink—made brilliant splashes of color in the flat landscape, contrasting with the all-enveloping black abayas of the women. They marched in separate groups, parties of friends or neighbors, until they drew close to their destination and coalesced into one dense column. Every so often a group would break into a rhythmic chant, invoking the names of the martyr-saints that inspire their faith. "We are Shia," the men roared in unison, stabbing their fists in the air. "We are the sons of Imam Hussein, and the name of Ali is always on our tongues." Shiites or Shia—the terms are used interchangeably and both mean "partisans"—form one of the two great branches of Islam. About 150 million Shiites are spread around the world, most of them in Iran, Iraq, India and Pakistan. While the Sunni branch makes up the greater part of the global Muslim population of more than a billion, Shiites form the majority in Iraq—as many as 15 million out of a population of 24 million. Nonetheless, Shiites have never held power in Iraq nor fully participated in its government, and at times have been brutally repressed.
The future role of the Shiites is one of the most important issues facing Iraq. Now that their greatest oppressor, Saddam Hussein, is gone, they will no longer tolerate second-class status. At the same time, others in Iraq and elsewhere, including many in the United States, fear that a Shiite-dominated government might impose an Iranian-style fundamentalist Islamic regime. If a democratic Iraq is to emerge from the ruins bequeathed by Saddam Hussein, both the hopes of the Shiites and the fears of non-Shiites will somehow have to be accommodated.
Iraqi Shiites are a diverse group. Some are educated and middle class, but most are poor Arabs living in rural southern Iraq or Baghdad's slums (there are significant communities among the non-Arab Kurdish and Turkmen peoples of the north as well). They range from the deeply religious to the wholly secular. Their common bond is a memory of discrimination, whether in the form of the mass executions common during the reign of Saddam Hussein or simply in their exclusion from power throughout Iraq's history.
Today, the Shiites are confident that those days ended with the fall of Saddam Hussein. "Everything is changing," Adil Abdul Mehdi, a leader of a powerful Shiite party, told me cheerfully in Baghdad, as we sped across town in a convoy of SUVs, surrounded by armed bodyguards. "For too long the Shia have been a majority that acted like a minority. They have to raise their heads. They have a right to represent Iraq."
Now, on the road to Karbala, I was watching the Shiites assert one of those rights: the freedom to celebrate one of their great religious festivals. Fifteenth Shaban, as the festival is called, is the date in the Muslim calendar (October 11 this year) that marks the birthday of the 12th Imam. By the evening of the festival, well over a million people were crowded onto the vast plaza surrounding the two colossal shrines crowned with golden domes and minarets that dominate the center of the city.
Karbala is a holy place for Shiites because of the two men buried in those shrines. Half brothers, they died in a battle here long ago, a battle that grew out of a ferocious struggle to lead Islam after the death of the prophet Muhammad in a.d. 632. The Shiite faith originated with those Muslims who thought that the wrong side—that led by Abu Bakr, fatherin- law of the prophet Muhammad—won, unjustly usurping Muhammad's cousin and son-in-law, Ali. (Sunnis believe that Abu Bakr was the rightful heir.) Ali did finally become caliph in 656 but was assassinated five years later and buried in nearby Najaf. Shiites regard Ali's brief reign as the last period of legitimate and just rule on earth.
Nineteen years after Ali's death, his second son, Hussein, who had been living without evident political ambition in Medina, responded to a call from the people of Kufa, then chafing under the harsh rule of a Sunni caliph, Yazid, and set out across the desert to lead them in rebellion. It is a fundamental tenet of Shiism that Hussein's motivation was not power lust but revulsion at Yazid's tyrannical rule. As one cleric in a theological school in Najaf assured me, "When Imam Hussein left Medina, he said, 'I'm not going to win a fortune or a throne. I am going out for justice,' even though he knew he was going to be sacrificed." Indeed, many believe that Hussein knew before he left Medina that his supporters had been rounded up and that his cause was doomed. Intercepted by the caliph's army on the plain of Karbala after a long journey across the desert, Hussein and his band of 72 family members and followers refused to surrender, digging a ditch behind them to preclude retreat. The saga cherished by Iraqi Shiites recounts how, in the midst of battle, Hussein's warrior half brother Abbas heard the women and children crying from thirst. Fighting his way to a nearby stream to fetch water, he was cut down. Hussein, fighting on a few hundred yards away, was the last to die, sword in one hand, Koran in the other.
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I found this article invaluable for use with my freshmen university students who really do not understand the history behind the conflict in Iraq. Their Global Studies History class required them to know, at some point, about the split between Muslims into Sunni and Shia. But this article personalizes the knowledge they learned by rote, making Iraq real to them, as oppposed to a faraway place where we are at war. The writing is excellent as a model for my Composition 100 English students.
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This horror oddity tells the story of a well-networked throng of devil-worshipers populating a small Arizona town who possess a strange crystal icon which houses the captive souls of their sacrificial victims. The coven, led by the thick-browed Jonathan Corbis (Ernest Borgnine), are also determined to get their hands on a diabolical "Book of Names" which contains the identities of those victims. After the family of Tom Preston (Tom Skeritt) are murdered by the coven for concealing the book, Tom sets out to avenge them. During an outrageous climax -- in which none other than William Shatner is offered up in sacrifice and Borgnine is transformed by a lightning bolt into a chunky horned demon -- the receptacle of souls is shattered, releasing the title storm and causing the congregation to melt into puddles of multicolored goo (a scene which seems to last forever). Produced in 1975 but released two years later, this film touted John Travolta's name at the height of his popularity, though his role is remarkably small (he does melt nicely at the end, however). ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
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Low-budget horror director William Girdler's last film stars Susan Strasberg as Karen Tandy, a San Francisco woman who develops a strange growth on her neck. After an operation fails because the doctor is forced to cut his own hand, Karen seeks out an Indian shaman (Michael Ansara), who tells her that the thing on her neck is the fetus of a reincarnated witch doctor. Eventually, Karen goes to the hospital and gives "birth" to a silly-looking creature played by Cousin Itt himself, Felix Silla. It runs amok in the building until boyfriend Tony Curtis figures out that his love for Karen can boost the hospital's electrical supply to zap the pesky beast. Generally acknowledged as one of the silliest horror films ever made, The Manitou should please camp buffs more than serious fans. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi
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Thomas Crown (Steve McQueen) is a self-made Boston millionaire who masterminds a bank heist in hopes of leaving it all behind. Tired of being part of the Establishment, he has hopes of pulling off the caper and flying to Rio. Erwin Weaver (Jack Weston) leads the cast of crooks who never actually meet Crown but manage to pull off the robbery without a hitch. Crown deposits 3 million in a Swiss bank account, pays off the crooks, and waits for the insurance company to repay the bank for the loss. Eddy Malone (Paul Burke) is the savvy detective who helps insurance investigator Vicky Anderson (Faye Dunaway) find the mastermind behind the heist. Thomas Crown Affair became one of the first films to employ many split-screen images throughout its running time, as devised by editor Hal Ashby. Michel Legrand's score was nominated for an Academy Award, and the song The Windmills Of Your Mind, written by Legrand with Alan and Marilyn Bergman took home the coveted Oscar. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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The much desired release of Absolutist has finally come out! Green Moon is calling for you to complete an amazing and fine mission and make the eternal dream of humanity come true. Green Moon was supposed to remind the players what a classic quest game tastes like, giving them the chance to exercise their brains. Saying without exaggeration, the developers really managed to make a go of it. If an original quest presupposes wandering around a decent number of locations trying to find or obtain a certain item, here you go!
This puzzle game takes you to some exotic place near Triazzle island. You will get acquainted with some of the local tribes believes. But there isn't too much of a story behind this game. You get a short tutorial in the beginning of the game. The general rules and tactics are pretty simple. The puzzles are based on the triangles. Then there are different items on the three sides of trialngles. If you are in the underwater part of the game, which is the first one, you have different kinds of fish. You have slots on the board, where you are to place the triangles.
The issue of werewolf is inexhaustible not only in literature and cinema, but also in games. The plot is quite standard: somewhere people are disappearing and then their dead disfigured bodies are found. Afterwards the rumors about a werewolf hunting the people spread. That's right the case of the new game by ERS Game Studios named Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Curse of the Full Moon. Having played the other bestsellers of the game publisher such as Haunted Halls: Green Hills Sanitarium, Haunted Legends: The Queen of Spades, Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe's Black Cat and some others, personally I treat the ERS' bunny depicted in the logo as a quality mark. And I have never been disappointed.
Can the boorish behavior be attractive? Do you know any drug addicted person that seems to be so cute? If your answer is "no" in both cases then you've never seen TV series called House, M.D. Otherwise the statement of Gregory House "Everybody lies" is true. Legacy Games did a great job featuring all of the wit and humor that had made the series such a success. Playing House, M.D. you'll wear the shoes of the titular character and have to unravel 5 different medical mysteries in the 5 episodes. And of course your team including everyone you know starting with Dr. James Wilson up to Dr. Remy "Thirteen" Hadley. But I have to warn you, if you're not a series' fan, the game might seem a mix of total bore and senseless actions to you as it has no tutorial or other kind of introduction to the theme.
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The developers face a temptation to exploit a well-known and rather popular plot of the bestsellers pretty often. And it looks like Fugazo has stepped this road. After releasing Fiction Fixers: Adventures in Wonderland they decided to work over unfading novel of L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz that has finally resulted in Fiction Fixers: The Curse of Oz. The sequel we're talking about gives a chance to Victor Vile and Wicked Witch of the West to bring a disaster to the world of Oz and trap all the heroes we've already known. Being a full-fledged Fiction Fixer you're supposed to deal with the troubles by your own this time.
For quite some time there have been rumors about the McInroy estate. People say they've seen terrifying shadows and wisps of ghostly figures. Normally, no one is allowed inside the estate, but the editor of a magazine has paid what some would call a small fortune to get access for a journalist that you are supposed to play for. As soon as you arrive to the spooky place you meet a female ghost wearing a long sleeping gown. Nipping all ahead that will be almost the only one ghost who will be not trying to scare you up to death, but peacefully explain you that "an evil presence binds all of them to the place". So as you might have already understood "them" infers that there will be many ghosts on the grounds. But what is this "evil presence" she mentioned? Why would she call it a "presence" and not a ghost? Could it be something more? The truth will probably set all of the ghosts free…
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Rebecca Black, 16, moves on from Friday to Saturday
Lauren Ziegler 4:27pm Two years after the release of viral music hit Friday, YouTube sensation Rebecca Black is back with a sequel - Saturday.
Who hasn't Kanye West compared himself to?
Lauren Ziegler 3:23pm Rapper Kanye West is once again courting controversy, this time by comparing the risks he takes on stage every night to those taken by soldiers and police officers.
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3:40pm Pre-sale tickets to the Rolling Stones concerts in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane have sold-out within minutes.
Metallica rocks Antarctica with historic concert
9:30pm US heavy metal band Metallica can now say it has performed on every continent after giving a concert in Antarctica to about 100 spectators wearing headphones.
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Redfern Now wins two gongs at Screen Music Awards
8:55am Television drama Redfern Now and film The Rocket earn biggest screen music nods of the year.
Independent Melbourne band Hiatus Kaiyote gets Grammy nod
Michael Dwyer Melbourne soul band Hiatus Kaiyote relayed an historic development in Australian music via their Facebook page on Friday: "Soo... this happened... nominated for a GRAMMY!!! WTF!??"
Vance Joy out of Meredith Music Festival
MATTHEW BURGESS Just days out from the start of this year's Meredith Music Festival, Melbourne troubadour Vance Joy has pulled out of the event due to illness.
Elton John uses Russian concert to call gay ban 'inhumane'
British pop icon Elton John has escaped serious criticism in Russia after using a sold-out Moscow concert to challenge a highly contentious law banning the "propaganda of homosexuality" to minors.
Deerhunter take aim at diverse targets and make killings
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Australian screen composer who conquered Hollywood
BERNARD ZUEL The biggest problem for a film composer may not be that everyone thinks they know what makes a good soundtrack, though that's annoying enough. According to Australian Ashley Irwin, after 24 years in the American film industry he's realised that ''the bane of many composers' lives'' is that everyone thinks the same soundtracks are the best.
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BERNARD ZUEL Strong relationships with filmmakers are the key to movie composer Ashley Irwin's US success story.
Lorde now Australian say Grammys; Tame Impala and Keith Urban nominated
Peter Vincent Lorde is in the running for two seriously big awards for her ubiquitous hit Royals: Record of the Year and Song of the Year.
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Australian idols of the K-pop world
It's hot; it's hip; it's worth billions of dollars. Gabriel Wilder meets the home-grown talent taking on the lucrative and competitive Asian pop market.
La Noche Mas Larga review: Buika's hybrid sound a hit
Buika's voice is so smoky you seem to hear it through a haze. Even on this superbly-produced album she seems somehow at one remove, while the piano sparks in the foreground, and the bass and percussion thrum and buzz. Then she reaches out with that voice, and suddenly it leaps from the haziness in a blaze of urgency, and the effect is as violent and surprising as a chiropractor cracking your neck.
Bach ousts seasonal schmaltz
Kathy Evans J. S. Bach knew how to keep the season sacred, at least musically speaking.
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Illy is marshalling the hip-hop invasion
CRAIG MATHIESON Illy has set himself up to be the next Australian star at the point where hip-hop is taking over pop music.
Legends pay tribute to Vanda and Young
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Even Silk the dog sings Bon Jovi songs
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The Rolling Stones concerts start to sell out despite cost
Lauren Ziegler In a Jumpin' Jack Flash, tickets to the Rolling Stones concert in Adelaide next year have sold out.
Dance rules
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Lauren Ziegler Gone are the raves, with the international DJ telling a pumped up crowd, it's 'no longer just a hype, it's a cultural phenomenon'.
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Justin Bieber's mouth lands him in trouble at Brisbane airport: report
Justin Bieber reportedly has run in with customs officers and a member of the pop star's entourage busted with cannabis at Brisbane airport.
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Be grateful for a dead thoughtful musical gift
Working in record stores for many years, Christmas was a time when some customers would come in and ask questions such as ''what do you recommend I get my son for Christmas; he's 16?''.
Fur Trade "Don't Get Heavy" album review
Arne Sjostedt After a laid back astro-funk opener to Don't Get Heavy, satisfying Canadian outfit Fur Trade dive into their clever, amorphous creation with their creative belts loosened.
Alicia Keys kicks off Australian 'Set The World On Fire' tour at Perth Arena
Singer-songwriter heavyweight's Set the World on Fire tour officially takes off in Perth.
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Justin Bieber performing live in Australia.
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At just 16, Birdy reflects on what is an already big career.
Psy gives Giles dance tips
Giles Hardie sits down with K-pop and internet sensation, Psy.
Suncorp Stadium stage 'collapsed'
Fans at the Taylor Swift concert Saturday night recall the "chaos" as a platform they were standing on started falling away, prompting a blackout. Nine News
Bob Dylan's guitar breaks auction record
A guitar belonging to musician Bob Dylan sells for almost one million dollars at Christie's.
Australian hip-hop artist Illy's new single Young Bloods feat Ahren Stringer.
Australian hip-hop artist Illy's new single Young Bloods feat Ahren Stringer, from the album Cinematic.
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May 15th, 2013
Shakira's inaugural season on "The Voice" isn't over yet, but the new coach already knows she won't be returning in the fall.
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It is with mixed feelings I write you today. His Holiness Pope Francis has asked me to shepherd the people of the Diocese of St. Cloud, Minnesota, and I have said yes.
The Diocese of Fairbanks will celebrate Safe Sunday in all parishes on October 13, 2013. Diocesan approved training will be provided to all children and youth involved in religious education and sacramental preparation programs in sexual abuse prevention. Parents, staff and volunteers should update on that date or another date early in the school year. Please turn in your sign-in sheets to the diocese.


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Javier Hernandez-Lopez, 35, of Sacramento and Mexico City was sentenced today by United States District Judge Garland E. Burrell Jr. to seven years in prison for manufacturing false identification documents and being a deported alien found in the United States, announced U.S. Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner.
"As this sentence makes clear, those who willfully violate our nation's immigration laws and engage in illegal activities that pose a potential security threat face serious consequences," said Daniel Lane, assistant special agent in charge for the HSI Sacramento. "The counterfeit documents produced by these operations can be used by criminals and others to mask their identities and obscure their motives. For that reason, HSI will continue to work closely with its local and federal law enforcement partners to target those who put our communities at risk simply to satisfy their own greed."
According to court documents, Hernandez-Lopez had been deported from the United States after serving a prison sentence for voluntary manslaughter. Following that deportation, he returned illegally to the United States and participated in a large-scale Sacramento-area conspiracy to manufacture fraudulent documents. Hernandez-Lopez and his co-conspirators collected biographical information and photographs from individuals and business owners who wanted false identification documents such as alien registration receipt cards (green cards), driver's licenses, and social security cards. This information was either hand delivered or transmitted by a cellphone to the person who manufactured the false documents. Then they delivered the documents to the purchaser in exchange for cash.
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Judge Burrell has previously sentenced three other defendants involved in the conspiracy: Juan Hernandez-Lopez, 39, Luis Eduardo Torres-Hernandez, 25, and Alejandro Bielma-Ortiz, 40, to sentences of 33 months, 19 months, and 24 months respectively.
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Game Balls and Lame Calls: Packers 26, Vikings 26
Despite playing to a 26-26 tie, the Green Bay Packers gained ground on the division-leading Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears. And as far as the NFC North title is concerned, that's a win for the Pack.
Without quarterback Matt Flynn's late-game heroics, it's hard to imagine the Packers pushing the game to overtime. But Flynn, down by 16 in the fourth quarter, led his team back and tied the game at 23.
And the game was played on my 23rd birthday, so of course, yours truly had something to do with the comeback. Duh.
Some players just fit in a certain system. And there's no way around it–Matt Flynn's ceiling is as a backup with the Packers.
Some–myself included–overestimated Flynn's value when he hit the free agent market after the 2011 season. Sure, he's been traded from the Seattle Seahawks and cut by the Oakland Raiders and Buffalo Bills since leaving Green Bay, but at this point it's pretty clear that the Packers' system is good for Flynn and Flynn is good for the Packers.
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Okay sales of Microsoft's new windows eight failing exactly -- -- in sales for the tech giant B with PC maker -- up.
Calling sales of the operating system worse than expected -- -- Joshi here to explain.
Why on consumers getting on board.
With this.
You're waiting Schmidt the windows eight -- fact -- yeah Microsoft and the entire PC industry was sitting.
And waiting with bated breath for the release that happened in October and then all of a sudden the industry's there's binding.
And no hasn't been a great response to led to this -- here -- the fourth largest PC maker in the world the president the north America's division saying.
We have not seen the spark happened -- -- sales that we initially get dot.
But NPD analyst Stephen Baker has a better explanation for Hawaii -- we haven't seen this and it's because quote windows eight is not the problem.
Are the problem.
There's lots of -- -- on the quote here but that you know -- basically what he's saying is is that we've got an industry that's on the decline in their so many different sort of counterparts.
Our counter parties that are involved in this these contracts are retailers Amazon Best Buy RadioShack -- sell data devices chipmakers Intel AMD applied materials.
And then the PC industry as a whole different amount Microsoft and -- even in the south where companies like Adobe and others out every one is sort of -- -- this but the tablet has covenant -- tablet has come any that's one of the factors the other factor is it's gonna take a -- for these windows.
But going into 2013 we're gonna -- many many more choices out there and that's when -- start to get the traction so.
I'm not all the chips are being played right now there's a lot of our action -- I didn't happen -- -- yeah.
I -- it's interesting -- -- -- -- over saturated market would you not agree.
In terms of what does a number.
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Made these wings just as you described in the recipe but threaded them onto skewers and cooked them in a charcoal fired tandoor. Excellent results – this recipe is a keeper!
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