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Junior Dos Santos Labels Chris Weidman's UFC 168 Win 'An Accident'
Former UFC heavyweight champion Junior dos Santos has been out of the news for quite a while following his second brutal loss to Cain Velasquez at last October's UFC 166.
He's been rumored to be finally facing off with Alistair Overeem, but "The Demolition Man" cited injured ribs as a reason to turn down a huge five round main event in Brazil with "Cigano." So while he awaits his next opponent, dos Santos took the time to offer up his thoughts on current UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman.
Speaking to MMA Fighting's Guilherme Cruz, dos Santos praised Weidman for beating Anderson Silva, but called his latest win over "The Spider" at UFC 168 a "mistake":
JDS on Weidman: He proved he's good and beat the best of all times. (But) the last fight was an accident.
— Guilherme Cruz (@guicruzzz) February 14, 2014
That's a sentiment that a lot of people seem to be echoing these days, and with Silva already back to training, a third fight with Weidman could eventually become a reality.
There are a lot of hurdles that have to be bypassed first, however, as Silva is still months away from stepping back in to the Octagon. Weidman also has a date with surging No. 1 contender Vitor Belfort at this May's UFC 173, so "The Phenom" could conceivably own the belt when Silva does return.
That shouldn't matter much to the UFC, though, as it was thought that Lyoto Machida would get a title shot with his win over Gegard Mousasi at last Saturday night's UFC Fight Night 36. Those plans were put on hold, so it's hard not to speculate that the UFC is waiting to see how this unique situation plays out before booking any 185-pound title bouts past this May.
And that's probably a good idea.
For all his brilliance, Machida isn't near the draw that "The Spider" is, so you can bet Dana White & co. will be looking to get Silva back in the cage at any chance they can get. He's getting old but he's still regarded as one of the finest martial artists on the planet.
What do you think? Was Silva's last loss to Weidman truly an accident like "JDS" says? Weidman shouldn't really have to beat Silva for a third time to prove his reign is legitimate, but we may end up seeing it anyway.
Maybe that's okay, too, because it's undoubtedly one of the biggest fights the UFC could make.
As for dos Santos, he'll just have to wait for a big name opponent as the ultimate heavyweight gatekeeper in his attempt to claw back towards a fourth shot at Velasquez. If the champ can't return until late this year, dos Santos could find himself fighting the winner of April's Travis Browne vs. Fabricio Werdum UFC on FOX 11 main event.
Stay tuned to LowKick for any and all developments in this ongoing saga.
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Cain beat JDS twice, but those were just "accidents" too.
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He never said that, if anything, his one win is more of an accident
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I just don't see Anderson beating Weidman. Both fights, controversial ending or not, Anderson didn't really threaten Chris with anything expect for the leg kicks which were then taken taken care of. I think Chris is just his kryptonite and I would rather see Anderson fight someone else than Wiedman again. At the end of the day, Wiedman finished him twice
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It's not over yet but there's one fighter out there who seems to have his number, and that fighter is also the champ. The comment from JDS is a half-truth. It's also ironic coming from JDS, since Junior and Silva seem to be in exactly the same boat in their respective divisions – they can walk through everyone except the champ.
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If you listen to Anderson talk he shows Weidman no respect. He says he respects him, but saying it and actually doing it are two different things.
I watched an Brazilian interview with him a week ago, and it was all technical mistake this and technical mistake that, and Weidman "instinctively" raised his leg, but didn't do it because he had trained the check-knee…it's all BS and to be honest, he comes across as delusional. He lost twice. He got beat twice. He should just accept it and stop coming up with excuses.
If he comes back, then it shouldn't be given a title fight. He needs to get in line the way everyone else does. Sadly, that line is no long made up of the likes of Leben, Franklin, Lutter, Cote, and Laites. Now the line is Weidman, Belfort, Machida, Souza and Rockhold. Times have changed in the middleweight division and easy win days at the top are over.
Fight I'd like to see…Silva / Belfort II.
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I agree with he needs to fight someone else first but I agree with Anderson on his take of the fight and many other fighters have chimed in on that loss as being accidental or fluke. I haven't heard any fighters truly saying they believe Weidman proved he was better. But yeah he lost and he needs to get a win first. He's got the best record of anyone in the UFC and so 1 fight should be enough. He could get a shot right away though if Belfort wins.
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first: he IS NOT "everyone else". second: weidman might have check that kick. but how often to legs brake like this in a fight? the second fight DEFINATELY ended by an accident.
"easy win days" are you kidding me??? this guy was a UFC champ for SEVEN years. and he made pretty much every win look easy. he absolutely dominated the division and even made LHW fighters look like amateurs.
his legacy is cemented. and mark my word…its not over yet.-
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Yea, he dominated a division full of mostly tomato cans, not world beaters. He never was, and never will be the legend his fans think he is.
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You only wish that were true Ivy. FAct is he dominated champs and was the only p4p league fighter to actually fight guys bigger than him with longer reaches. He faced multiple world champs in their prime. The joke is on you. Back in the day I thought Chuck was the best ever and felt he would destroy Anderson and I hated Anderson but the truth came to me over time and it was non negotiable, he's the best.
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X – they drilled the check-knee through camp. Ray Longo broke a fighters shin in the same manner and with the same move, in training camp. Weidman himself, was bruising the crap out of fighters shins with the move, in camp.
The bottom line is that Weidman did what he had trained to do and Silva broke his leg on the move. When the outcome of an action fits the intent of the action, then it's not an accident.
However and no matter the case, Silva fans will never accept that and will forever call it an accident. But then again can they really be blamed, because Silva himself keeps saying it was an accident. To me, the only accident that happened was the Silva through a kick at full force and ran into a check-knee move that Weidman had trained and then executed, and subsequent to that, Silva broke his leg.
As to his championship run, I will stick by my original assertion that Silva had a lot of fights with opponents that were absolutely no challenge to him. Is he still a great fighter, sure he is. However and broken leg or not, the moment the middleweight division started to truly toughen up, Silva lost.
Again, Silva's fans will always view the first fight as a fluke and the second fight an accident, and nothing is going to change that. Conversely, Weidman's fans will never cede the ground that Chris just flat out beat him and he'll do it again, if need be. The only thing CW's fans will have to debate will be 'what's the excuse going to be this time?'
As to your marked word, I hope you're right. I hope it's not over, yet. I hope he does come back. However, that cemented legacy of his, if he takes another loss, then the mortar on the cement might begin to loosen
and the same way it did for Fedor. Regardless, I too hope he comes back.-
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Chris himself said it was not his plan and did not expect it. He just wanted to protect himself. Accident. Have you never done something with a certain intention and it ended up differently?
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He didn't expect to break Anderson's leg, no fighter trains for that to happen, but what he did train was to injure Silva's leg and/or foot to the point that Silva wouldn't want to throw leg kicks anymore b/c of the pain he received from Weidman checking the kicks. But he trained & tried to hurt Silva's leg, it worked out better than he expected, but he sure knew how & when to check the kicks, which is why Silva smashed his leg.
Also, Silva's corner even stated that they believe Silva had his shin fractured from a previous kick, which Weidman checked as well, and then the kick that did break Silva's leg in half, was more powerful, but since it was already fractured, adding the knee as the point of contact with Silva's shin = broken leg. All b/c of two leg checks that Weidman trained for. More fighters will absolutely train leg checks if they are figthing a crazy kicker, just like you will see more fighters using the elbows to the side of the head when their opponent has them up against the cage, looking for a takedown.
Weidman will not have the luck Silva had when he defended his belt. There are no Patrick Cote's, Leites, Maia, Lutter etc., which were BUMS in the WORST division in all of MMA. Weidman is looking at Belfort on TRT, not even close to the same bum/Belfort Silva fought years ago. Weidman will be looking at fighters like Lyoto, Desouza, Kennedy, Rockhold etc.
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Not wanting to throw leg kicks anymore does not take you out of the fight though does it but this was an accident and took him out of the fight. Don't try and elaborately argue the accident part away. Simply, a thing happened that was not expected or desired.
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fighters always lose at the end of their career. it must be tough to accept that your body is aging when you feel like you still have it. fedor's legacy is cemented no matter what.
Of course I agree that you can train what weidman did to defend himself. but again…how many times have we seen this cause a leg-brake like the one silva suffered? maybe three times in broadcasted fights? the likelihood of an event also determines if something is a lucky incident.
yes, I am a silva fan because he not only is a great, effective fighter but entertaining as hell! without this guy the sport would just lose a whole lot of excitement. I mean seriously…don't you guys agree?
I don't want to take anything away from weidman's abilities.
he capitalised on silva's clowning around in the first one which no one before was able to do. the second one ended with a broken leg that silva broke himself…with his own force.
even weidman fans must admit that the outcome of both fights doesn't really give us an honest answer to the question who really the better fighter is. weidman won, yes. but I'm sure that even he himself is not 100% convinced that he beat silva the way he would have liked to..
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X: Those LHW's were pretty much amateurs dude, except for Forrest, but he wasn't a threat to Silva. Forrest was fed to the sharks, he was hand picked to give Silva what he desperately needed at that time, which was a highlight reel KO. Silva had 2 or 3 horrible title defences & Dana even stated that he might even put Silva on an under card, thats how pissed he was at Silva, b/c the fnas were all pissed at Silva for his clowning performances. Cue Forrest, forrest a big slow brawler vs. an accurate & fast counter striker…. yeah Forrest wasn't set up to "fail" LMFAO! Forrest likes to rush forward swinging sloppy punches, which was perfect for Silva to get his highlight reel KO, and it worked.
As for Silva vs. Irvin & Bonnar….. BAHAHAHAHA Irvin was a joke, he wasn't even ranked in the top 20, but he's going to fight one of the best ever…. WTF?!? That makes NO sense, considering Silva was/is bigger than IRvin & never beat anyone of importance. Bonnar was never ranked in the top 10, was never even considered anything more than one of the guys who saved the UFC back in 2005 on TUF! Bonnar haden't fought, let alone trained in a year, he was all but retired, and then he fights one of the best ever….?!? WOW, how impressive, Silva made bums look like bums….. how'd he do that?!? Had he done that vs. Evans, or LHW's who were ranked in the top 10, then sure I'd be sold, but the bums at LHW, along with MANY bums at MW proves what?!? Sure Silva fought/beat a few top fighters… Franklin, Henderson, Sonnen & two guys who were above avg. but not "great" were Marquardt & Belfort. Belfort was out for almsot 2 years & his 1st fight back was vs. Silva, yeah what ring rust?!?
Once Silva fought someone his onw size & who had wrestling, Silva was FUCT! Sonnen owned him for 6 of 7 rounds, which was 6 more rounds anyone had ever given him credit for. Which is why Silva didn't want to fight LHW. He only fought 1 dimensional bums @ LHW & who had NO wrestling. He fought Weidman, someone just as big, just as strong with great wrestling, which is why Silva didn't want to fight him, Weidman was a bigger & better Sonnen. The results are proof. To say his checks were a "fluke" is people/idiots telling themselves that to sleep better at night. fighters check kicks to make their opponent think twice of throwing another kick, b/c of the pain they get from kicking a shin or knee, and Weidman timed it perfectly. No he didn't expect it to break in half, but he tried to injure Silva's leg, which is planned, not fluke. Fluke is dos Santos KOing Cain in under 90 secs, b/c he got spanked the next 9 rounds. Weidman almost KO'd Silva in the 1st round of the rematch, what did Silva do in the two fights?!? Exactly, not much! Not bad for a "kid" with 9 & 10 pro fights under his belt.
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Such BS man, Jones Bones was losing to Bonnar in the 3rd round. Bonnar took it to Jones and had nothing for Silva, Bonnar also was never finished until Silva. Vitor took it to Jones and lasted 4 rounds while almost submitting him, Vitor lasted less than a round with Silva and was KO'd for the first time by Silva. Weidman facing Silva is a conundrum at the moment since Silva regularly loses the begging round and freakish stuff has happened in those fights as well as the fact that Silva is nearly 40 now and out of his prime for a few years. Weidman is bigger than Silva in every way as well, reach, height and structure. GSP, Jones and Aldo all fought fighters with shorter reach and smaller mass until GSP fought Hendricks who was still a far shorter reach. Please stop joking around.
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Weidman looked that much better in the second fight against Silva….Silva's spell had been broken, his bullshit antics exposed. You have to remember Brian that Jnr dos santos took 50 minutes of pure beating from Cain. Longo worked like a madmen on weidmans leg checks. Belfort wont get caught like that again….It will definetly be the next title fight if Belfort wins
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No. It was not an accident.
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Yes. It was an accident.
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No it was not.
Funny, Anderson made a technical mistake, Chris wasn't technically correct, he was just "instinctive." Sure.
Weidman picked up his leg and squeezed / contracted it, as instructed and drilled, thus presenting a hard contact surface and an acute angle and viola, Silva got his leg broken. It was no accident. Bruise it badly or brake it, that's the point of the check-knee and Silva got the worst of the two scenarios.
Curious, 'when' Silva comes back and if he's so confident that it was and accident, I wonder if he'll throw the kick again with the same confidence, or back off the moment he sees a knee come up? If he backs off or doesn't throw with the same confidence, then maybe that's the best evidence of the fact that his breakage wasn't an accident.
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Yes it was. Another accident was GSP's latest win. Sometimes you get lucky. My dad knew a guy who killed another man with a punch and he trained as a boxer, was it his training and was it the norm for that result? It was an accident that had more brutal results than expected or desired.
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How's winning 3 rounds to your opponents 2 lucky?!? I guess the same way Hendricks got lucky vs. Pierce, Koscheck & Condit?!? Now Hendricks gets a small taste of what 3 of his opponents went through, except that GSP actually won the 1st round, but it was close. Why did Hendricks beat Condit?!? B/C he took him down 12 times & did nothing with it, when in reality, Condit did more damage from the bottom than Hendricks did from the top.
Falcon: You need to educate yourself more, Weidman didn't "try" to break Silva leg, but he trained to injure Silva's leg and/or foot. He just ended up with the best possibility, like his coach said, he broke some guys shin when he checked his opponents leg kick. He didn't say… "okay I'm going to check his leg kick & break his shin", but what he did say was I'm going to check his leg kicks & he's going to either regret doing them, or he's not going to want to kick me anymore. He still trained to check Silvas kick, thats called timing, just like counter punching, when ur opponent throws a punch, you counter. It's all timing, but Weidman ended up getting the best case scenario.
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The same way Hendricks got lucky with Josh and Condit yes. There you go you are starting to sere it. How is it the best possability if Weidman said he did not want it to happen and never imagined it would. It has never happened in the UFC before and is a 1 in a million event. Just like eye pokes that happen all the time are accidents this even more so.
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JDS always talking trash. Cain's fault…that brain is damaged.
No it was not an accident!!
That monkey loses the two fights…plain and simple, period!-
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He lost two fights period. No problem with that. But it was an accident the second time period and the first time was strange period.
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The 1st time was "strange" why b/c he was clowning like he did vs. Cote, Maia, Leites, Forrest & Bonnar?!? He was the greatest when he was clowning them & he won, but it's strange when he clowned Weidman & got KTFO?!? STFU you idiot, take Silva's nuts out of your mouth for a min & think. It's funny how you Silva nut huggers are all BUTT HURT b/c he got KO'd in the 1st Weidman fight, doing what he's done his entire career, clowning. He didn't respect Weidman & paid for it ZzzZzz! It's really that simple!
The rematch, Silva almost got KTFO in the 1st round, while in the clinch. Silva is usually the stronger of the two fighter while in the clinch, except vs. Weidman, which is why Weidman almost put Silva to bed a 2nd time. Watch the fight again, Silva was still feeling the effects from that punch in the 1st round. Silva didn't land one punch in the 2nd round, he was so slow & Weidman was backing up or moving out of the way of Silva's strikes. Either Weidman is faster than Silva, or Silva was still feeling the effects from the 1st round. Weidman would have taken Silva down again in the 2nd round & TKO'd Silva later in the fight, whether it was going to be in the 2nd or the 5th. Either way, Weidman has Silva's number & his two finishes prove that. Buy another box of tissues, lock your bedroom door, ask your mom to lay your supper on the floor & you'll get it later, and just get it all out, let the tears flow out of your eyes & blow your nose. You'll be alright, there's a new MW champ & his name is WEEEDMAN!
P.S when you lay your dishes on the floor outside your door for you mom to pick up, write a little note & ask her for a little bottle of vaseline with the next meal, b/c your sensitive little nose is going to be red & sore from all that crying & blowing.
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Says the guy going off in a tantrum. You're just hoping I am struggling as much as you over this.lol.
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This is what i hear when you type "Jaydee eth alwayth talkin chwash. Cainth faowt… that bwain ith damichth. No it wath naught an athident!! Dat monkey lootheth two fyth…pwain an thimpal, peeweud!
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By definition, an accident is "a sudden event that was not planned or intended". http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/accident
So, the only way Silva breaking his leg qualifies as an accident is if Weidman did nothing to cause it to happen. For example, if Anderson broke his shin when Chris was flat-footed, it would have been an accident.
But Weidman intentionally checked the kick which means, BY DEFINITION it wasn't accidental. Did Weidman intend to break Silva's leg? Okay, no, that would be silly.
But he did react to an attack with a defensive response. And sometimes, checking a kick will break someone's leg. If you really power the kick, like Anderson does, the odds are better. If you have a long, slender frame like Anderson does, it's even more likely.
Patrick Cote lost to Silva at UFC 90 because his leg gave out, and there wasn't even checking involved, so if you believe that Anderson lost by accident, then I guess you also believe that win was an accident, and will adjust the Spider's won-loss record accordingly.
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Actually, Weidman said himself he did not intend it to break his leg. So the definition supports that it was an accident. Patrick Cote fight was an accident as well. Easy to see that. There are loads of accidental injuries in MMA. Eye pokes for example they punch the head and intend to hurt the head but they get the thumb in the eye with a closed fist, do they cheer and say yes, thats what I was going for? Chris said, he did not mean to break his leg, end of story.
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By the way I never said Silva won and nobody is saying that so where does that come from? We don't need to adjust win/loss records with accidents. Thats where all the Silva haters show themselves reaching for something. This is the fight they have been waiting for and now it's controversial as to who is better, not who won. They hate it. I accept he lost but I rally that there still is no decisive decision on who's better. Sure go and say he was losing up to that point, I agree but Silva is the guy who starts off bad all the time and wins in the end. Chris may be better, but that is yet to be proven.
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Falcon, as we determine who is better by which fighter wins and which losses, does that not, by default, mean that Weidman is better than Silva and not in spite of his victory over Anderson, but rather because of it.
They've fought twice, Silva's lost twice, both times by T/KO in the second round and he resoundingly lost the first round of both bouts. To the point, he nearly got finished in the first round of the second fight. Sadly my Guinness blessed friend, I don't see how Silva is better than Weidman or how the question is even up for debate.
…bangers and mash on me if Silva comes back and proves wrong, by actually beating Weidman.
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Falcon, as we determine who is better by which fighter wins and which losses, does that not, by default, mean that Weidman is better than Silva and not in spite of his victory over Anderson, but rather because of it.
They've fought twice, Silva's lost twice, both times by T/KO in the second round and he resoundingly lost the first round of both bouts. To the point, he nearly got finished in the first round of the second fight. Sadly my Guinness blessed friend, I don't see how Silva is better than Weidman or how the question is even up for debate.
…bangers and mash on me if Silva comes back and proves me wrong, by actually beating Weidman.
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Faber vs Brown, Faber lost two fights to Brown and never defeated him. But we all agree that Faber is the better fighter who had bad luck of running into Browns punch in the first fight and then breaking both hands in the second fight. We learned over time that Faber was by far the better fighter though.
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Brown was finished quickly by Aldo and Faber went 5 rounds. If you look at their fights outside of each other you see that Brown got blessed with circumstance.
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dude you're wasting your time, he's so BUTT HURT that he's not interested in the truth. He likes to tell himself Weidman was lucky in both fights, that just so happened to end in KO & TKO, from Weidman's training/"fluke". He trained to punch and KO Silva, but it's b/c Silva was clowning that he lost, but when he clowned and won, Silva is the GOAT. When Weidman trained hours & hours on checking leg kicks, it was a fluke that WEidman timed Silva's kick(s) perfectly. Pretty impressive, to attempt a leg check & break the guys shin with your knee, that's luck, but had Silva done it, he would be the GOAT! Just like when Silva KO'd people while clowning, but when he gets cought making an ass out of himself, it's b/c of bad luck.
P.S I guess Weidman almost KO'ing Silva in the 1st round of the 2nd fight was luck as well right, Weidman definitely didn't train to punch of work his clinch during training, that would just be stupid! Poor Silva nut huggers, what ever will you do….. (sigh)
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I'm not butthurt, just don't see how anyone can think those were normal scenarios. Silva clowned like normal but that was the most he had ever done which is why the rematch was needed and then in the rematch he broke his leg in a freak accident. Sh*t happens. You guys have been waiting for 8 years to see the guy lose and now it's not the way you wanted it. I know after 8 years of being butthurt your a*s must be completely reemed by now and you just want Silva fans to have a small taste of what you've been suffering with for the better part of a decade.
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In the twinkling of an eye, I find myself no longer journeying in this world. Rather, I am in a strange and heavenly place filled with awe and splendor. My body is no longer sick and dying, but healthy and strong.
There is no sun, yet it is brighter than the brightest day on Earth; the light reflects off of every nook and cranny. The clouds once above my head are now beneath my feet.
The air is overflowing with music, and the sounds bring joy to my heart. I hear harps, violins, cymbals, and a million voices more beautiful than you can imagine and in perfect harmony. The result is a symphony beyond words. There are a thousand never-ending songs of praise, yet united as one skillfully-woven tapestry.
The streets are made of gold with a thousand feet dancing joyfully upon them. The buildings are grand, each one a mansion lovely to behold. They shine and shimmer brighter than any sparking diamond radiating rainbows of light in every direction. Wonderful marble and flawless pearl towers are everywhere.
Gardens are filled with beauty with a riot of color exploding everywhere, yet somehow balanced and dancing in the light. The grass is as green as emeralds, a lush blanket begging one to lie down and rest. A gentle stream gurgles and laughs as it travels on its way. The exotic smells fills my being with a sense of pleasure. No perfume made by man was ever as sweet as this, a pure delight.
The birds sing their songs of love while butterflies dance carelessly across the sky. The lion and the lamb sleep peacefully together, curled up tightly beneath the shade of the mighty cedars.
Time itself seems to stand still and peace is everywhere. Each day of exploring will be as exciting as the first.
I can feel a love here that I have never experienced before. It is as if He knows everything I have ever done, yet somehow still accepts me. A love that started before I was born and traveled across time. It saw my faults and failures but remained faithful and true. It wooed me as a groom longing for His bride, willing even to lay down His life for me. Such comfort, peace, and joy that I could never before have thought possible. It is as if the arms of everyone that I had ever loved are holding me tight.
Again, in the twinkling of an eye, I stand before a great white throne. Angels stand guard around it crying "Holy, Holy, Holy." The power it holds is unimaginable. A light so pure and innocent shines forth, and I can not bear to look at it.
I see myself as I truly am: unclean, contaminated, tainted, and containing no good thing. I fall to my face and shake in fear and dread. I am now aware of who He is and who I am. I feel every ounce of strength leave my body. I stand in court before my Judge and Maker. An angel eases me to my knees, and I bow before the King and confess His name. He shows me everything that I have ever done wrong including the white lies and the not-so-white ones, the cross words I had spoken, the pain I had caused others, the things I had stolen, the things I had taken for granted, the lust that had filled my body, the evil thoughts that filled my mind, the times I denied Him and turned the other way. I watch in horror to know that each sin, and the reason behind it, had been seen and recorded.
The trial seems to go on forever and I sink lower with each and every charge. When, finally, the last charge is read, He asks me how I plead. There is nothing that I can say. The excuses I had believed at the time seem so lame - even to me: "I'll do it later. It cost too much. It is not hurting anyone. Everyone is doing it. My way is just as good as anyone else's. It's only a little sin. No one will ever know. I am just as good as they are. No loving God would send anyone to Hell." But I remain silent because I know they are lies. He and the elders declare me guilty of sin. He pronounces the only sentence He can. Death and Hell.
Then comes a cry from the angel Gabriel. "Wait! Look in the Book of Life and see if there is a pardon there for her." "Please. Let it be there," I beg.
He looks once. He looks twice. But my name is not to be found. Christ looks upon His hand and my name is not written there either.
The name I had so many times spoken in vain, I now wish that I could claim. I had never taken it into my heart. I beg for mercy, for I know it is my only hope. He says it is too late; the time has come and gone. He shows me all of the times He spoke, the times He called to me. The times I saw His Holy Word that I failed to believe. He shows all the people He has sent to tell me about Him. People I had turned away. He shows me all the ones who knew Him, but turned away and never spoke one word to me. Lastly, He shows me when I knew that He was true, but turned my back to Him. Then He says, "Away with you, for sin cannot abide with me."
In the twinkling of an eye I find myself being dragged down to a fiery lake by two giant angels and thrown into a black abyss created for Satan himself along with the minor demons of fear, pain, hate, wickedness, murder, rape, battery, bitterness, unforgiveness, envy, selfishness, bigotry, prejudice and pride.
Darkness is everywhere - like a night with no moon or stars. Discordant sounds accost my ears, a cacophony of men and demons crying out in pain, and torment. Weeping and the gnashing of teeth are heard from all directions. The stench of smoke fills my nostrils with a caustic foul sulfurous smell. The super-heated smoke burns my throat and lungs, searing and cooking my flesh from the inside. I choke and fight for a breath of good air, but there is none. Each and every breath is pure agony.
My parched, dry tongue and cracked lips beg for liquid. The lake consumes every drop of moisture, and my body calls out for just one drop to lessen the pain of the fire that burns within.
I hear myself screaming as the nerves in my body pulse with horrendous, excruciating pain. I watch as my flesh melts before my eyes. I am on fire, but will never be consumed. There is fighting and jostling from one being to the next. All are hoping to find a way to relieve the torture, if only for a moment.
Again, time is frozen. But this time I beg for it to end. This place was not made for me, but I chose to come. I look above and can see the dimly lit reality of what could have been. A great barrier that allows only entry prevents my attempt to cross the chasm that separates me from God.
"If I had only" and "The choice was yours" never stop repeating. A thousand regrets fill my mind. As I beg for nonexistence, memories torment my soul. I long now for the one thing that I can never have - just one moment to sit at the feet of Jesus Christ and rest in His love so sweet, so good and so kind.
Why didn't I listen? Why did I refuse His gift? If I could only turn back the hands of time, I would gladly pay any price for it. Oh, to never see His face again, to never look into that heart so filled with love, that is too much to bear. Forever separated from Him by this place with no hope of rescue. I go on in despair, each moment worse than the last, knowing that it will never end.
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Gold metal returns home after 83 years, revealing continuing horticultural legacy
Barbara Taylor Renza holding gold medal (left) and Anessa Haney (right). Photo Credit: FossMedia
On New Year's Day, Barbara Taylor Renza received a phone call from a complete stranger bearing surprising news. "I informed her that I had her grandmother's award," explained Anessa Haney, the voice on the other end of the line. The culmination of a stroke of luck, some archival research, and a little investigative work, the call provided Barbara with an unexpected opportunity to start a new year by looking back and remembering the legacy of a grandmother whose passion for gardening lives on in her achievements.
Recently, a young girl had been given a brilliant 14-carat gold coin found by a pond near her home in Connecticut. It was the beginning of its journey home. When her mother Anessa Haney examined the token closely, she noticed an inscription. It was a Massachusetts Horticultural Society gold medal, bearing the words: "Mrs. Moses Taylor, Collection of Vegetables, October 30,1931."
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Maureen Horn, Massachusetts Horticultural Society librarian and archivist, found the following information on Edith Taylor in the Massachusetts Horticultural Society Transactions from the early 1930s:
· In 1930, Taylor won the distinguished President's Cup "For a collection of vegetables and fruit", as well as an Exhibition Gold Medal "For a collection of vegetables", and a Silver Medal "For Verbena Mayflower Plants".
· In 1931, Taylor won a Large Gold Medal "For a collection of Vegetables". She was also given a Vote of Thanks "For a plate of asparagus". The Report of the Committee on Prizes for 1931 says, "Vegetables, too, at this time were very well set up in attractive shapes."
·The 1934 Transactions includes a photograph with the caption, "Sweet peas exhibited from the estate of Mrs. Moses Taylor of Newport, R. I., at the June show". For which she was awarded a Gold Medal.
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Title: | The Echinoids of Easter Island (Rapa Nui) |
Author: | Fell, F Julian |
Date: | 1974-04 |
Publisher: | University of Hawai'i Press |
Citation: | Fell FJ. 1974. The echinoids of Easter Island (Rapa Nui). Pac Sci 28(2): 147-158. |
Abstract: | The known echinoid fauna of Easter Island now comprises seven
species. Four of them, Tripneustes gratilla, Echinostrephus sp., Clypeaster reticulatus, and Brissus agassizii are reported here from Easter Island for the first time, Tripneustes gratilla apparently being represented by a previously unknown variant. The value of the pedicellariae and the heavily plated peristome as specific differences in the genus Tripneustes is questioned. Comparison of Easter Island material with specimens from other parts of the Pacific supports the synonymy of Brissus meridionalis with Brissus agassizii. One of the previously reported species, Echinometra insularis, is herein restricted to Easter Island, reports of its occurrence elsewhere being based upon erroneous identifications. The reported occurrence of Diadema mexicanum at Easter Island is discounted. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10125/887 |
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I have been re-reading the gospels recently. Christ's (annointed King) focus seems to be a focus on the good news of the Kingdom of God/Heaven. He clarifies to the governor that his kingdom is not of this world.
Christ's statements about the citizens are also telling. 1) Change course to know the Ruler and 2)serve Him and and His other subjects (especially foreigners and those in need). The by analogous stories he said to take risks without fear to expand the kingdom and its resources. Those who do are rewarded well, those who don't are deported. He never condemns religious practice (in fact he joins in) but he does deal viciously with those who use religion for narcissitic purposes. The picture for the followers is not rosy for this life, but once free of this side the Kingdom is glorious with reward much more service for His Majesty.


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TO: | Dr. Joel Piperberg Faculty Senate Chairperson |
FROM: | Francine G. McNairy Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs |
DATE: | November 19, 1999 |
As the Presidents designee, I am informing you of the approval of the following Faculty Senate Curricular Actions:
1. Faculty Senate actions at meetings on 2/16/99, 3/2/99, 3/16/99, 5/5/99
COMMENT: Deans Council commends Faculty Senate and the General Education Review Committee for the significant effort that has been invested in establishing the goals and objectives for general education. We recognize that our work is not yet completed, and we encourage you to continue to move forward with piloting the assessment of our goals.
--Multi-Disciplinary Minor in Environmental Hazards and Emergency
Approved - proposal will be recommended to the Council of Trustees and
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one year from now.
COMMENT: The subject code EHEM will be used as a subject designation for EHEM 498 Independent Study. Other existing courses that may count in the minor will retain the subject code of the department offering the course. Dr. Henry Fischer in the Sociology/Anthropology Department will coordinate the administration of this minor.
--Major QPA Definition
Approved, as revised, effective immediately for enrolled students.
COMMENT: During the review of this Faculty Senate recommendation, Deans Council spent considerable time discussing several issues. Department chairpersons were also consulted. Deans Council found that different departments address the course content and pedagogy differently with regard to defining the major--thus, resulting in varying terminology interpretations. The revision is intended to address these concerns.
Department chairpersons and Deans Council noted that professional education courses are counted differently across departments. Deans Council was unable to find a common definition to meet all the academic needs. For this reason, the revised policy states which professional education courses will count toward the major QPA. (We believe that not listing these courses in the policy would result in departments petitioning the Faculty Senate for inclusion at a future date.)
The Department of Foreign Languages contains several majors in distinct languages with required courses in a second language. The revision clarifies how these courses should be counted.
Because the B.S.Ed. in Social Studies is a multi-departmental major, calculating courses for the major QPA is included in the revision.
Department chairpersons and Deans Council agreed that determining what is included towards the 50% in the major rule is a corollary to the definition for the Major QPA. Thus, we proposed to reference what should be counted toward the 50% rule in this policy.
Original Motion:
The major QPA includes all core courses, major electives, and any other major courses taken beyond the minimum requirements for the major. Required related courses are not included in this calculation.
When determining that a transfer student has completed 50% of the major at Millersville, the courses used in calculating the major QPA will determine the total number of courses/credits required for the major.
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Art | ART 321, ART 322, ART 323, ART 325 |
English | ENGL 485, ENGL 487 |
Foreign Language | FORL 480 |
Industry & Technology | EDTE 291, 391 |
Mathematics | MATH 315 |
Music | MUSI 171, MUSI 271, MUSI 372, MUSI 373 |
The major QPA for foreign language majors is based on courses taken in the primary language only.
The QPA in the BSE Social Studies program is based only on courses taken in the option (History, Psychology, etc.) and not on the social studies courses, some of which may count towards the G3 block of the Liberal Arts Core.
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Ms. Candace Deen, Academic Information Officer
Mr. Mariano Gonzalez, University Registrar
Dr. Paul Specht, Academic Advisement
Ms. Rachael Wywadis, Associate Registrar
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A friend and former coworker at a previous company we both worked at, moved to Google in 2000 or so, when there were 230 employees worldwide there. Now there are over 6,000 and they're hiring 100 new people per-day. I think he's a year or two younger than me, and he has been at Google for 4 years and 1 month.
Now he's retiring, and never has to work for the rest of his life, and he's in his mid-30's. I just found out about it a couple of days ago. Unfortunately, Google no longer gives out stock options to employees, so he got in long before things were REALLY good at Google, and now he's set for life. Lucky bloke! (I'm trying to convince him to invest in a new company/venture I'm working on, he's an amazing Perl developer, and I would be able to use his talent either way. Heck, he's going to have a lot of free time on his hands soon =) |
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(AP) - The major-party candidates for North Carolina governor tried to leave a lasting impression with the electorate in their final televised debate.
Democrat Walter Dalton told the debate audience at North Carolina Wesleyan College in Rocky Mount and a statewide TV audience Wednesday night he would fight for the voters if elected next month, treat teachers with respect and push for equal pay for women. Dalton suggested Republican Pat McCrory would support special interests and corporations.
McCrory said he would push a four-part plan to improve the state's economy and education system that would focus upon long-term goals.
Dalton, the sitting lieutenant governor, kept trying to pick at the former Charlotte mayor on ethics and tax reform. McCrory said Dalton backed a higher sales tax with outgoing Gov. Beverly Perdue.
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module Scanf:Formatted input functions.sig
are functionals
that apply their function argument to the values they read in the input.
The specification of the values to read is simply given by a format string
(the same format strings as those used to print material using module
or module Format
As an example, consider the formatted input function scanf
that reads
from standard input; a typical call to scanf
is simply scanf fmt f
meaning that f
should be applied to the arguments read according to the
format string fmt
. For instance, if f
is defined as let f x = x + 1
then scanf "%d" f
will read a decimal integer i
from stdin
and return
f i
; thus, if we enter 41
at the keyboard, scanf "%d" f
evaluates to
This module provides general formatted input functions that read from any
kind of input, including strings, files, or anything that can return
Hence, a typical call to a formatted input function bscan
bscan ib fmt f
, meaning that f
should be applied to the arguments
read from input ib
, according to the format string fmt
The Caml scanning facility is reminiscent of the corresponding C feature.
However, it is also largely different, simpler, and yet more powerful: the
formatted input functions are higher-order functionals and the parameter
passing mechanism is simply the regular function application not the
variable assigment based mechanism which is typical of formatted input in
imperative languages; the format strings also feature useful additions to
easily define complex tokens; as expected of a functional programming
language feature, the formatted input functions support polymorphism, in
particular arbitrary interaction with polymorphic user-defined scanners.
Furthermore, the Caml formatted input facility is fully type-checked at
compile time.
module Scanning:sig
exception Scan_failure of string
type('a, 'b, 'c, 'd)
scanner =('a, Scanning.scanbuf, 'b, 'c, 'a -> 'd, 'd) format6 -> 'c
('a, 'b, 'c, 'd) scanner
is the
type of a formatted input function that reads from some scanning buffer
according to some format string; more precisely, if scan
is some
formatted input function, then scan ib fmt f
applies f
to the arguments
specified by the format string fmt
, when scan
has read those arguments
from some scanning buffer ib
For instance, the scanf
function below has type ('a, 'b, 'c, 'd)
, since it is a formatted input function that reads from stdib
scanf fmt f
applies f
to the arguments specified by fmt
, reading
those arguments from stdin
as expected.
If the format fmt
has some %r
indications, the corresponding input
functions must be provided before the f
argument. For instance, if
is an input function for values of type t
, then bscanf ib
"%r;" read_elem f
reads a value of type t
followed by a ';'
val bscanf : Scanning.scanbuf -> ('a, 'b, 'c, 'd) scanner
bscanf ib fmt r1 ... rN f
reads arguments for the function f
from the
scanning buffer ib
according to the format string fmt
, and applies f
to these values.
The result of this call to f
is returned as the result of bscanf
For instance, if f
is the function fun s i -> i + 1
, then
Scanf.sscanf "x = 1" "%s = %i" f
returns 2
Arguments r1
to rN
are user-defined input functions that read the
argument corresponding to a %r
The format is a character string which contains three types of objects:
Conversion specifications consist in the %
character, followed by
an optional flag, an optional field width, and followed by one or
two conversion characters. The conversion characters and their
meanings are:
: reads an optionally signed decimal integer.i
: reads an optionally signed integer
(usual input formats for hexadecimal (0x[d]+
and 0X[d]+
octal (0o[d]+
), and binary 0b[d]+
notations are understood).u
: reads an unsigned decimal integer.x
or X
: reads an unsigned hexadecimal integer.o
: reads an unsigned octal integer.s
: reads a string argument that spreads as much as possible,
until the next white space, the next scanning indication, or the
end-of-input is reached. Hence, this conversion always succeeds:
it returns an empty string if the bounding condition holds
when the scan begins.S
: reads a delimited string argument (delimiters and special
escaped characters follow the lexical conventions of Caml).c
: reads a single character. To test the current input character
without reading it, specify a null field width, i.e. use
specification %0c
. Raise Invalid_argument
, if the field width
specification is greater than 1.C
: reads a single delimited character (delimiters and special
escaped characters follow the lexical conventions of Caml).f
, e
, g
: reads an optionally signed
floating-point number in decimal notation, in the style dddd.ddd
: reads a floating point number according to the lexical
conventions of Caml (hence the decimal point is mandatory if the
exponent part is not mentioned).B
: reads a boolean argument (true
or false
: reads a boolean argument (for backward compatibility; do not use
in new programs).ld
, li
, lu
, lx
, lX
, lo
: reads an int32
argument to
the format specified by the second letter (decimal, hexadecimal, etc).nd
, ni
, nu
, nx
, nX
, no
: reads a nativeint
argument to
the format specified by the second letter.Ld
, Li
, Lu
, Lx
, Lo
: reads an int64
argument to
the format specified by the second letter.[ range ]
: reads characters that matches one of the characters
mentioned in the range of characters range
(or not mentioned in
it, if the range starts with ^
). Reads a string
that can be
empty, if the next input character does not match the range. The set of
characters from c1
to c2
(inclusively) is denoted by c1-c2
Hence, %[0-9]
returns a string representing a decimal number
or an empty string if no decimal digit is found; similarly,
returns a string of hexadecimal digits.
If a closing bracket appears in a range, it must occur as the
first character of the range (or just after the ^
in case of
range negation); hence []]
matches a ]
character and
matches any character that is not ]
: user-defined reader. Takes the next ri
formatted input function and
applies it to the scanning buffer ib
to read the next argument. The
input function ri
must therefore have type Scanning.scanbuf -> 'a
the argument read has type 'a
.{ fmt %}
: reads a format string argument to the format
specified by the internal format fmt
. The format string to be
read must have the same type as the internal format fmt
For instance, "%{%i%}" reads any format string that can read a value of
type int
; hence Scanf.sscanf "fmt:\\\"number is %u\\\"" "fmt:%{%i%}"
succeeds and returns the format string "number is %u"
.\( fmt %\)
: scanning format substitution.
Reads a format string to replace fmt
. The format string read
must have the same type as fmt
: returns the number of lines read so far.n
: returns the number of characters read so far.N
or L
: returns the number of tokens read so far.!
: matches the end of input condition.%
: matches one %
character in the input.%
character that introduces a conversion, there may be
the special flag _
: the conversion that follows occurs as usual,
but the resulting value is discarded.
For instance, if f
is the function fun i -> i + 1
, then
Scanf.sscanf "x = 1" "%_s = %i" f
returns 2
The field width is composed of an optional integer literal
indicating the maximal width of the token to read.
For instance, %6d
reads an integer, having at most 6 decimal digits;
reads a float with at most 4 characters; and %8[\\000-\\255]
returns the next 8 characters (or all the characters still available,
if fewer than 8 characters are available in the input).
Scanning indications appear just after the string conversions %s
and %[ range ]
to delimit the end of the token. A scanning
indication is introduced by a @
character, followed by some
constant character c
. It means that the string token should end
just before the next matching c
(which is skipped). If no c
character is encountered, the string token spreads as much as
possible. For instance, "%s@\t"
reads a string up to the next
tab character or to the end of input. If a scanning
indication @c
does not follow a string conversion, it is treated
as a plain c
Raise Scanf.Scan_failure
if the input does not match the format.
Raise Failure
if a conversion to a number is not possible.
Raise End_of_file
if the end of input is encountered while some more
characters are needed to read the current conversion specification.
As a consequence, scanning a %s
conversion never raises exception
: if the end of input is reached the conversion succeeds and
simply returns the characters read so far, or ""
if none were read.
Raise Invalid_argument
if the format string is invalid.
format strings compared to those used by the
module. However, scanning indications are similar to those
of the Format
module; hence, when producing formatted text to be
scanned by !Scanf.bscanf
, it is wise to use printing functions
from Format
(or, if you need to use functions from Printf
banish or carefully double check the format strings that contain
characters may appear
inside numbers (this is reminiscent to the usual Caml lexical
conventions). If stricter scanning is desired, use the range
conversion facility instead of the number conversions.scanf
facility is not intended for heavy duty lexical
analysis and parsing. If it appears not expressive enough for your
needs, several alternative exists: regular expressions (module
), stream parsers, ocamllex
-generated lexers,
-generated parsers.val fscanf : in_channel -> ('a, 'b, 'c, 'd) scanner
, but reads from the given channel.
Warning: since all formatted input functions operate from a scanning
buffer, be aware that each fscanf
invocation must allocate a new
fresh scanning buffer (unless you make careful use of partial
application). Hence, there are chances that some characters seem
to be skipped (in fact they are pending in the previously used
scanning buffer). This happens in particular when calling fscanf
after a scan involving a format that necessitated some look ahead
(such as a format that ends by skipping whitespace in the input).
To avoid confusion, consider using bscanf
with an explicitly
created scanning buffer. Use for instance Scanning.from_file f
to allocate the scanning buffer reading from file f
This method is not only clearer it is also faster, since scanning
buffers to files are optimized for fast buffered reading.
val sscanf : string -> ('a, 'b, 'c, 'd) scanner
, but reads from the given string.val scanf : ('a, 'b, 'c, 'd) scanner
, but reads from the predefined scanning
buffer Scanf.Scanning.stdib
that is connected to stdin
.val kscanf : Scanning.scanbuf ->
(Scanning.scanbuf -> exn -> 'a) -> ('b, 'c, 'd, 'a) scanner
, but takes an additional function argument
that is called in case of error: if the scanning process or
some conversion fails, the scanning function aborts and calls the
error handling function ef
with the scanning buffer and the
exception that aborted the scanning process.val bscanf_format : Scanning.scanbuf ->
('a, 'b, 'c, 'd, 'e, 'f) format6 ->
(('a, 'b, 'c, 'd, 'e, 'f) format6 -> 'g) -> 'g
bscanf_format ib fmt f
reads a format string token from the scannning
buffer ib
, according to the given format string fmt
, and applies f
the resulting format string value.
Raise Scan_failure
if the format string value read doesn't have the
same type as fmt
.val sscanf_format : string ->
('a, 'b, 'c, 'd, 'e, 'f) format6 ->
(('a, 'b, 'c, 'd, 'e, 'f) format6 -> 'g) -> 'g
, but reads from the given string.val format_from_string : string ->
('a, 'b, 'c, 'd, 'e, 'f) format6 -> ('a, 'b, 'c, 'd, 'e, 'f) format6
format_from_string s fmt
converts a string argument to a format string,
according to the given format string fmt
Raise Scan_failure
if s
, considered as a format string, doesn't
have the same type as fmt


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Tulip Noire is one I've never seen before -- it looks beautiful. Congratulations on the adorable addition to your family -- what a cutie! I hope we see more of him (or her?) again in the future :)
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I guess Kim K has started a trend with her Mercy. Adorable cat.
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Sexy Little ThingsSo much love for this colour. Thanks so much for your lovely photos!! :) xx
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Can't wait to get Malice. I love the black-red shimmer. Your kitty is adorable--looks like Karl Lagerfeld's Choupette
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did you get a ragdoll? i have two and they are the best and most gorgeous cats ever!
ReplyDelete I'm not a dark polish person but I must admit, I need to check this out this afternoon. And yes, the kitty reminds me of Choupette, too!
ClaireRepliesOooh, second one to mention Karl's kitty - off to google the cat now :)
DeleteSo, any news about the name? I'm sure I'm not the only one who is eager to know.. maybe you should do a post about the kitty! Congrats and have fun w/ your new family member :-)
ClaireWe named him Calvin :) Our last cat's name was Hobbes, lol (but we called him little monster instead).
I was also going to make a comment about the kitten resembling Choupette ;p Congrats on the new adorable addition to the family!
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Crouse Hospital employees, doctors, volunteers and visitors raised more than $1,800 to again show their caring and compassion for our Hughes Magnet School family. Donated funds were used to purchase hats and gloves for the nearly 600 students at Hughes - pre-K through grade 7. Each student today received a hat and set of gloves to wear during this bitter cold weather. Funds collected above the cost of the gloves and hats will be donated to the school's wellness program.
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