Again, Lee Chong Wei Champion Djarum Indonesia Open

Jakarta - victory over world number one Lee Chong Wei had no trouble securing the gold at the Djarum Indonesia Open 2011, beat Peter Gade in the final in straight sets 21-11 21-7.

Gade, Denmark's fifth seed beat Taufik Hidayat in the quarter, less visible class of the Malaysian players.
Lee easily collect 14 points from a total of two sets of punch smash through, while Gade only able to make five. Of a total of five times net game presented in two sets, Lee took four points.
In the first set, Gade only able to keep up to points 3-3, 9-3 before Lee left. Lee then away 13-5 and 18-9, before closing the first set with 21-11.
Meanwhile in the second set, Gade, 34, was even able to follow the points victory over 28 year.
After leading 6-1, Lee continued to widen the advantage to 10-2 shot. Gade was stunned at the number four points while Lee won the 19 th. The second set was finally closed with 21-7.
"I am this day continues to play fast and I try to more quickly," Lee describes his game at a press conference after the match in Senayan, Jakarta, Sunday (06.26.11). "I see Peter Gade unyielding despite lagging behind 18-4, he kept trying."
Lee Chong Wei, who missed the Singapore Open to prepare for the Indonesian Open and the World Championships next August, intends to retire after the 2012 Olympics.
Meanwhile, Gade admitted he lost to a class of top-seeded Indonesia Open 2011 is.
"I do the best but I had no chance. He's better than me, "he said." I realize that when fighting him, I must be on my best performance. "
"I was disappointed not be able to do better, but he is much better than me. But I still believe if you later meet again, I still have a chance to win, "he concluded.

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Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng Winner of Djarum Indonesia Open

Jakarta –- All Chinese men's doubles Finalsektor Djarum Indonesia Open 2011 won by Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng, who beat his junior Chai Biao / Guo Zhendong.

In the first set, the eighth seeded pair Chai Biao / Guo Zhendong immediately step on the gas and leave senironya, seeded seventh, Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng continued to flip up3-0 and 7-3. But Cai / Fu are more full experience of slowly catching up and equalizedmenjadi7-7.
Competition remains tight to the points 10-10, but after that turn Cai / Fu are leavingjuniors 13-10 and took the first set with 21-13.The second set of runs is more stringent. Both partners continue to romp with adifference of only one point up to the position 7-7. After that Chai / Guo in control and11-8 lead before the break mid-second set.After a pause of about one minute, pairing Cai / Fu slowly rose and an equalizer for a12-12 and shot hingga17-12. Dual Chai / Guo fixated on 12 points and handed the second set 21-12 with the final result.Thus, Cai / Fu are entitled to a gold medal and cash amounting to 47,400 U.S. dollarsor approximately USD 407.4 million.

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Volcanic Sunset

A cloud of ash from Chile's Puyehue volcano (map), which began erupting on June 4, creates a golden-hued sunset near the mountain resort of San Martín de Los Andes in Argentina on June 12. (Pictures: Chile Volcano Plume Explodes With Lightning.)
The corrosive and obscuring volcanic ash has grounded airplanes all across South America and even in Australia, but the tiny dust and glass particles are also responsible for an optical effect that has lead to spectacular sunsets and sunrises filled with bright gold, fiery orange, and blood red hues around the globe.
"The wavelength of light coming from the sun is being diffracted differently, and that's what causes the visual effect that we see," explained Jay Miller, a volcanologist at Texas A&M University.
The transformed light can range across the color spectrum, but it's usually a dark color, because less sunlight penetrates the atmosphere as a result of the ash cover.
"The two most important things [with respect to] to the variation in hues that we see are how much ash and how high in the atmosphere it gets," Miller said. "A bunch of ash hugging the ground would just make it dark."
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