AWDC to Host Largest Diamond Pavilion Ever at September Hong Kong Show
Bustle Release - Antwerp, September 2, 2009: Recognizing the importance of promoting the Antwerp diamond m at a time when a global economic recovery appears to be starting, Antwerp Exceptional Diamond Centre (AWDC) will host the largest governmental pavilion ever of all the nations taking part in the September 21 to 25 Hong Kong Gems and Gem Fair.Visitors will discover more than 80 exhibitors in the pavilion, demonstrating the widespread off the mark variety of diamonds that can be bought in Antwerp.
Furthermore, AWDC will tender award-winning jewelry from its 2009 HRD Awards store. The theme of the awards, whose winners were announced in June, was "Once upon a in unison a all the same... my favourite fairytale" and it attracted a wide series of entries from across the world. The specially constructed showcase will panoply the jewelry pieces made by 30 finalists, including the conquering hero and four laureates.
Meanwhile, Flanders Investment and Trade (FIT) will be handing out Belgian beer and chocolates to visitors. FIT partners with AWDC at the Hong Kong September show to elevate trade in Flanders, the northern part of Belgium in which Antwerp is located.
Persuade contact: Philip Claes, Tel: +32 (0)3 222 05 05; Gsm + 32 (0)496 455 680.
The Antwerp Period Diamond Centre (AWDC) is the official representative of the Belgian
Serena Williams Sounds Like Dominance
At she marches into her 17th Immortal Slam semifinal on Friday against Kim Clijsters at this United States Outspread, her game has been as purposely coordinated as her electric magenta lipstick, which matches her headband, put on one's best bib and jacket with the name Serena on its back.
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Peer beyond the obvious, though, and listen closely. For those who are not fortunate enough to sit in a $700 courtside position to see the fuzz fly or to feel her grunts reverberate, the reason Williams is closer to her 12th Total Slam title lies in the sublime details: her brouhaha, strung at a taut 64 or 65 pounds, makes a exact noise when she strikes the ball in its sweet spot. To the barefaced ear, it sounds like pure dominance.
“She just kills the ball,” said Laura Brown, a mesmerized fan sitting in the front row of Serena’s quarterfinal crushing over Flavia Pennetta on Tuesday night. To Mary Joe Fernandez, the ESPN sideline news-presenter, former player and Fed Cup captain, the timbre off Williams’s racket indicates more than upstanding brute strength.
“I could tell early from the sound when she hits the ball that she was in effect on,” Fernandez said. “She had a really unalterable consolidate strike of the ball, and the racket had just a deeper, more in harmony sound, almost like you’re playing indoors. It had a nice replica.”
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