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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2012 · 37 MIN

Diamond Color – The Second “C”

from Diamond Answer Man · host J. Christopher Guritz - Diamond Answer Man

Hello! Everyone! I must admit that I went beyond my time of 20 minutes on this podcast. It is 38 minutes long. I had struggled with the second “C” Color, not technically but personally. I am so passionate about cut and How the First “C” affects everything that I even started the podcast by saying […]

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