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Rob Lantz, who was nominated last night for District 13, Charlottetown-Brighton welcomed every person who came in to the PC Party Nomination Convention. Lantz promised to put a moratorium on school closures in the province and to breathe new life and innovation into small communities.
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During the PC party's nominating convention, Rob Lantz, promised the crowd of more than 200 people that he will put a moratorium on school closures in the province in any government he leads.
Lantz was officially nominated for District 13, Charlottetown-Brighton, last night as the seat will be vacant in February when Robert Ghiz's resignation takes effect.
Lantz has already pledged to get rid of credit cards and cars for government ministers and senior staffers.
Lantzs said schools are the heartbeat of many communities whether large or small.
"You close the schools and the families will follow as sure as night follows day. When families leave, the businesses follow. And with them, the jobs."
It's a process that hollows out the community, said Lantz, who is also seeking the leadership of the P.E.I. PC party.
"I look right here in the very heart of this district at West Kent Elementary School. Fifteen years ago that school was on the chopping block. Closing West Kent would have been a tremendous blow to the entire neighbourhood and this whole community."
Lantz plans to breathe new life and innovation into the small communities on P.E.I., and used the example of Georgetown which, despite challenges in recent years, has a positive attitude and are charting a new direction for themselves.
"We will work with the community to revitalize the town."
Lantz feels education is in a crisis on P.E.I.
"It is my goal to create an unrivalled education system that helps Island students be the best."
In order to do that Lantz feels the focus should be on teaching in schools, not closing them down.
Doug Burton, who is on Lantz's campaign team, has been friends with Lantz since he was 11-years-old and is excited that his long-time friend is running for the PC leadership.
"I don't have a political bone in my body. I have never joined any party. I have never done anything like this but when he said he was running, I signed on."
Burton said that amongst his friends, Lantz was the go to guy when it came to political opinions.
It was a no brainer to support Lantz, he said.
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There are three PC leadership candidates running including Lantz, James Aylward and Darlene Compton.
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In order to understand my story, you have to have a little bit of background info, so here goes:
My neighborhood is a series of blocks kind of shoved together. It's in a curvy sort of grid shape, like there's multiple ways to get to every house in our neighborhood. About three streets east of my house is a street that has an opening into a popular biking trail that runs by a little irrigation creek. The creek runs from the nearby canyon into a park called Heritage Park and then flows into and joins with a canal.
Now you know the essence of my neighborhood.
The story begins on a fall morning some four years ago. My little sister was turning three. I grew up with five brothers, so she was kind of an amusing novelty to my friends and I. We would dress her up, take her on walks, and invite her to play minor rolls in our imaginary games, such as the family pet or the baby sister.
So on this particular morning, my friend Kassi and I were feeling particularly restless. We were thirteen-year-old girls at the time, and we were too old to be playing dress up or pretend anymore, and too young to give each other makeovers and talk about boys, so we didn't quite know what to do with ourselves. We decided it would be fun to take my little sister on a walk along the creek path.
She was too young to walk very fast, so Kassi and I decided to use her stroller. We settled her inside it just as the storm clouds began to gather overhead. Neither of us were unnerved by the storm; we lived next to a mountain and rainfall was common. But I felt something different about the air that day. I didn't mention it because Kassi was one of those volatile friends we all have as children, and if I said something to deter her from our walk, she would have stomped away and refused to speak to me anymore.
You also should understand that I was kind of a timid child. I was a people-pleaser and couldn't stand to see anyone upset, but along with that, I was especially sensitive to fear-invoking situations. I sort of made myself more scared of things than I should have been on a regular basis. My feeling of foreboding was something that occurred often and due to varying, harmless situations. Nothing bad had ever come of those feelings. So I shrugged it off and we began our walk.
We made it to the creek before the wind started blowing. The branches of the trees lining the creek were swaying and leaves and pebbles were hitting us in the face and eyes. Only my sister Gwen, safe in her baby carriage, stayed untouched by the gust.
When Kassi shouted to me that we should head home, I was fairly relieved. I will not lie to you, I was terrified. We were already more than halfway to where the creek trail led off back into my neighborhood, so we continued on.
Kassi began looking over her shoulder as we pushed forward. Once I asked her what was wrong and she said nothing, but I could tell she felt uncomfortable. We finally made it to the end of the creek trail and back into the neighborhood, and I turned to tell Kassi how glad I was, when I noticed two things. One, the wind had abruptly stopped, and two, that Kassi was staring back at the trail, her eyes wide, her face pale.
She spoke one word, and that one word communicated everything I needed to make me obey. She had told me to run. Still pushing Gwen's stroller with one hand, I grabbed Kassi and ran. As we were running away I heard a massive snapping noise, and briefly looked behind us to see a huge branch fall right off a tree, where we'd been standing only moments before.
I'll update this later. It probably doesn't sound that scary but reliving it is a little hard for me.
So, after we got home, Kassi and I agreed to write down what we saw. We used an old notebook of mine that I've now lost, including the weird weather situation and the falling branch. It's been years since, and Kassi still lives next door, but she's never told me what she saw. She now avoids me, and I don't blame her.
Fast forward a couple years: My friend Tiffany and I were walking at night together (we live in Northern Utah and walking at night isn't a hazard like it is other places) and I remembered that day on the creek trail. I decided to go back and investigate.
We were on our way to the trail when a familiar feeling hit me, about as hard as a huge sack of bricks might. Shuddering, I looked at Tiffany. She bore a distinct resemblance to Kassi.
She said, "Let's get out of here," and I agreed. We left, but the feeling didn't leave until I crossed the boundaries of my house. Even then, I was badly shaken.
Here is where things started to get real for me.
I sleep next to the playroom in my house, which doesn't have a door. I can see straight into the room when my own door (which doesn't have a lock) is open. And the playroom has a door providing access to a cold storage room, which is a sort of extra pantry.
I started noticing, night after night, that the cold storage door was slightly opened and the light in the storage room was on.
Night after night, I would go in the playroom, turn off the light, and go to bed.
And morning after morning, I would wake up and get out of bed, and the light was on.
After about a month of this, I approached my little brother who sleeps next door and who eats about as much as your average hippopotamus. I asked him if he'd been sneaking into the cold storage to get himself a snack, and he denied it.
I decided to stay up and watch to see if I could catch my brother red-handed. I stayed up all night listening for a door to open next to me -- and nothing. But in the morning, the light was on. Again.
I don't really know what to do. I've toyed with the idea of taping it through the night, but I'm afraid that something followed me home that day in the creek. I'm terrified of what I might find.
Any suggestions?
So, a girl went missing by the creek a couple days ago. She was found in critical condition and rushed to the hospital. She made it, but no one will tell us what happened to her.
I don't know if I have a choice but to film now. I keep feeling like I'm being watched.
Update 2
I haven't filmed yet. But if I don't write, I might go crazy.
So, a few nights ago, with great trepidation, I went into the playroom to turn off the cold storage light again, and the door was shut, and the light was already off.
I realized the night before I had forgotten to shut the door and turn off the light.
In the playroom next to the cold storage door there is a built in chalkboard my dad installed after we remodeled. Drawn hugely on the chalkboard was a child's chalk drawing, only it was super chilling.
It featured two girls who I recognized as myself and my little sister. We were labeled. Standing behind us was another girl/woman (she was much taller than either of us) holding hands with Gwen and her hand was on my shoulder. She had a huge smile on her face and had eyes that looked like little chalk spiders. She didn't have a label telling her name over her head, like Gwen and I did. I stared at her hand on my shoulder for a long time before turning to book it.
Then I noticed a piece of paper taped to the playroom doorway. It said "closed", in handwriting too sloppy to be anyone's but Gwen's. Drawn all over the page were what looked like x's.
The playroom light was on.
I didn't turn it off.
When I was getting ready to shower, I kept hearing faint rustling outside the bathroom door. I assume it was just my little brothers, but now that there's a possibility that it wasn't, the littlest noise is terrifying.
I asked my little sister the next morning what she'd drawn in the playroom, and she brightened. She told me enthusiastically about her "friend" who she'd met in the playroom the other day. I asked her name and Gwen replied that she didn't have one. She then responded that her friend thought my name was pretty, though.
I asked her if she talked about me with her friend and she said that her friend discussed me with her quite often. She also said that her friend wanted all three of us to play together.
I asked her about the "closed" sign covered in x's. She told me that her friend and her had played a game where they owned a shop. This friend of hers had told her to make the sign so that the game would be more realistic. It even told her what to draw on the signs. It was really scary how her friend seemed to communicate with her very clearly.
Gwen didn't seem at all shaken by her interactions with her friend, reiterating that her friend wanted to play with both of us, but I was severely unsettled.
When I went back into the playroom later that night to check the sign, it was still on closed. However, two simple words had been scrawled over the drawing, but those two simple words made me cry in terror.
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In an earlier thread on "best repository layout" a suggestion was made by Xavier where I should consider how to handle branches, and also how to handle integation and releases. >From what I can determine this comes down to two settings: A. the status fields in the ivys files in the repository B. the [branch] vs [release] attributes in the patterns Would then it make sense to do something like the following? (wondering if I pulled the concepts together correctly). <?xml version="1.0"?> <ivyconf> <resolvers> <url name="public-resolver"> <ivy pattern="http://localhost:20080/ivyrep/release/[organisation]/[module]/[ revision]/ivys/ivy-[revision].xml"/> <artifact pattern="http://localhost:20080/ivyrep/release/[organisation]/[module]/[ revision]/[type]s/[artifact].[ext]"/> <artifact pattern="http://localhost:20080/ivyrep/release/[organisation]/[module]/[ revision]/[type]s/[artifact]-[revision].[ext]"/> <artifact pattern="http://localhost:20080/ivyrep/integration/[organisation]/[modul e]/[branch]/[type]s/[artifact].[ext]"/> <artifact pattern="http://localhost:20080/ivyrep/integration/[organisation]/[modul e]/[branch]/[type]s/[artifact]-[revision].[ext]"/> </url> </resolvers> </ivyconf> Here, nothing is released unless it has a number, otherwise it is always on a branch, even if the branch were "mainline". And, we partition the ivyrep between release and integration, which may make it easier to manage. Thoughts? Thanks in advance, Bob
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Celluloid-based filmmaking is alive and well in Europe, thanks to a network of film labs dedicated to both the preservation of technology and cinematic experimentation. This two-night program features work from three artist-run cooperatives: L'Abominable in La Courneuve, France; Labor Berlin in Berlin, Germany; and Labo Bruxelles in Brussels, Belgium. While the artists associated with these labs produce work in a variety of styles, the films selected for these two evenings are similar in demonstrating extremes of the photographic process.
Monday night's films:
Parties Visible et Invisible D'Un Ensemble Sous Tension
France 2009
Director: Emmanuel Lefrant
In these landscapes in fusion, it's the logic of a world that reveals itself. A bipolar world, where invisible takes shape with the visible, where the first dissolves itself into the second and vice versa. (7 mins.— L'Abominable)
Directors: Oliver Fouchard, Mahine Rouhi
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In these landscapes in fusion, it's the logic of a world that reveals itself. A bipolar world, where invisible …
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Coarse-resolution Ecology of Etiological Agent, Vector, and Reservoirs of Zoonotic Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in Libya
Issue Date2016-02-10
Samy, Abdallah M.
Annajar, Badereddin B.
Dokhan, Mostafa Ramadhan
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Cutaneous leishmaniasis ranks among the tropical diseases least known and most neglected in Libya. World Health Organization reports recognized associations of Phlebotomus papatasi, Psammomys obesus, and Meriones spp., with transmission of zoonotic cutaneous leishmaniasis (ZCL; caused by Leishmania major) across Libya. Here, we map risk of ZCL infection based on occurrence records of L. major, P. papatasi, and four potential animal reservoirs (Meriones libycus, Meriones shawi, Psammomys obesus, and Gerbillus gerbillus). Ecological niche models identified limited risk areas for ZCL across the northern coast of the country; most species associated with ZCL transmission were confined to this same region, but some had ranges extending to central Libya. All ENM predictions were significant based on partial ROC tests. As a further evaluation of L. major ENM predictions, we compared predictions with 98 additional independent records provided by the Libyan National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC); all of these records fell inside the belt predicted as suitable for ZCL. We tested ecological niche similarity among vector, parasite, and reservoir species and could not reject any null hypotheses of niche similarity. Finally, we tested among possible combinations of vector and reservoir that could predict all recent human ZCL cases reported by NCDC; only three combinations could anticipate the distribution of human cases across the country.
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Coarse-resolution Ecology of Etiological Agent, Vector, and Reservoirs of Zoonotic Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in Libya Abdallah M. Samy, Badereddin B. Annajar, Mostafa Ramadhan Dokhan, Samia Boussaa, A. Townsend Peterson PLoS Negl Trop Dis. 2016 February; 10(2): e0004381. Published online 2016 February 10. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0004381
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A 27-year-old man has been arrested following a garda swoop on a house in the Knocknaheeney area of Cork City yesterday evening.
The raid, which was conducted by officers from the Cork City Divisional Drug Unit uncovered 14 kilos of Cannabis resin, 1.5 kilos of Cannabis herb and a small amount of Cocaine with a combined street value of €115,000.
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Usman Limbada batted for 64 runs and Ruvindu Gunasekera drove in another 40 as Canada defeated the United States in a one-day international Friday in Lauderhill, Fla.
The U.S. batted first and drove in 194 runs over 49.3 overs. The Canadians claimed nine wickets as bowlers Raza-Ur Rehman and Junaid Siddiqui held American batsmen in check despite an opening 46 from William Perkins.
With Limbada, Gunasekera and 39 from Daesrath Damodar pacing the Canadian attack, the Canadians eclipsed the Americans' score in 46.5 overs. The U.S. claimed just six wickets.
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Witness claimed he recognised murderer in Chef Italy shooting
A chef at the former Chef Italy food outlet had told the police that he had identified the man who shot his colleague in a hold-up 13 years ago, a court was told today.
Former police superintendent Chris Pullicino told the court that Silvano D'Agostino picked out the suspect in a police ID parade, He got so agitated that he wanted to enter the room and attack him.
The superintendent was testifying in the trial of the man accused of the fatal shooting. His name cannot be published because he was a minor at the time of the crime.
Vittorio Cassone, 58. was shot in the chest and killed after he handed some 350 euro in cash during the hold-up.
The former superintendent said he had interrogated Victor Testa, on which traces of gun residue were found. Testa had given a lift to the accused and two other men and had described how the victim was shot from the car.
The superintendent subsequently questioned D'Agostino and Marco Russo, who were both in the outlet when the shooting took place.
Both had initially said, out of fear, that they did not recognise anyone.
When he eventually admitted his knowledge, D'Agostino said he felt a weight had been lifted from his shoulders. He had feared speaking earlier for fear of retribution.
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COACH PHILLIPS: Max Smith, get him back, lose him to an ankle. Dakotah Tyler, a knee, we'll be able to is look at it better tomorrow. Zach West shoulder, Ray-Ray (Raymond) Sanders has a knee. Those things we'll take a look at, get X-rays and MRIs tomorrow, then be able to take a closer look at them.
We made plays early in the game. We've been trying to get started a little faster by changing the way we practice a little bit and getting right into some 11 on 11 stuff right away, and it showed a little bit. Now we've got to do a better job of finishing.
We didn't finish the end of the first half very well offensively. Then we didn't finish in the second half. So those guys, I thought the defense played well in the first half, and gave up 20-something yards rushing, which, against that team we just played, as athletic as their quarterback is and as big and physical as their tailback is, a pretty good job.
The second half they were a little more patient South Carolina was. Stuck with the running game a little bit longer, and was able to rush to get 200 yards rushing on us which we couldn't get them stopped and get ourselves off the field defensively.
We just couldn't get anything going on offense in the second half to try to match the scores that they made. I think their first three possessions they scored touchdowns, and we couldn't match it. Questions.
Q. Jalen Whitlow looked like he tweaked his ankle.
COACH PHILLIPS: Looked like he did, but he didn't go to the trainer, so the trainers didn't come to me with anything.
Q. Max's ankle, he went in the back for a while. Did he get X-rays?
COACH PHILLIPS: He did get X-rays. X-rays are negative, but we'll take another look at it tomorrow.
Q. Question regarding South Carolina's size wearing UK down in the second half?
COACH PHILLIPS: We were a little bit more patient with the run game. Our defense had to play -- one of the things that we talked about before the game was our goal line, and talk to our all three phases of our guys that are in charge. One of the things -- the time of possession. You're seeing how the time of possession has been -- our opponents have had a huge time of possession.
One of the things that we've talked about defensive is our defense has to get themselves off the field on third down. You've got to play really good in goal line defense. In the first half, what do we do? We have a goal line stop. We played really good on third down to get ourselves off the field. Therefore those guys don't have the ball as much, and we control the time of possession in the first half. Second half we didn't do that. We didn't get stops on third down, and we didn't get stops on the goal line.
When they get that many possessions, it becomes -- we do have to wear down a little bit. We just didn't get ourselves off the field.
Q. It looked like a percentage of the playbook was limited for Jalen. But was that the case after halftime that they made adjustments to those plays?
COACH PHILLIPS: You know, I know at halftime coming off I talked to Dick (Gabriel), and Dick was talking about the playbook with them and how well he was doing. He was doing well. He was. He made some plays. But the same motions and shifts that we do became really hard for him. He missed a few of them. Some of the pressure that he got was because he didn't send a motion or didn't send shifts.
But, again, he's a guy who is a talented guy. A guy who we always say a freshman, he's going to make some plays, but they're going to make some mistakes also. They made a few plays in the first half, but made some mistakes that got you away from some of the things because you've got to send all the shifts and motions that we want.
Q. Did you feel like at the end of the first half you have the ball, you could punch it in there. It's a 24-7 game going into the half.
COACH PHILLIPS: We did. We missed a huge opportunity. You've got to get some points. You know, we had our field goal team ready to run out on the field. We didn't anticipate fumbling the ball, and now it's just going for the ball, and we pick it up, and now it's only two or three seconds left instead of 10 to 12. So we missed a huge opportunity to get points.
I think that was a momentum swing. It was. It was a huge momentum swing. We got the ball back in the second half. I think it would have definitely helped if we got some points out of that.
Q. Talk about the second down there where you ended up calling the timeout?
COACH PHILLIPS: Again, just really methodical and getting the play calls. You know, I mean it's just like really slow. This guy didn't hear it. And things that can't happen, happened. Things that can't happen, happened on second down, and you use up a timeout.
Once the clock is moving and now you're losing even more time. So you can't get the clock all the way down. If I had known that, I would have called timeout at 35 seconds on the play clock. So those are the things that happened on that second down should not happen and can't happen.
Q. Talk about in the first half and how you guys played …
COACH PHILLIPS: Yeah, exactly. We played with great effort. Our guys played with great effort. I tell you, I think they have all year. We've played with enthusiasm. The thing we did was play with total focus. That is the thing that this football team is young. There were a lot of babies out there making plays for us again. But there were a lot of mistakes made out there also when you have a lot of young players out there playing for you.
Q. Can you talk about Marcus Lattimore being such a big back?
COACH PHILLIPS: You know, that's the same question I just answered. A little bit, yeah, but this is SEC ball. You've got to go out and get stops.
Q. Talk about playing in the first half with such a young team. How concerned were you at halftime?
COACH PHILLIPS: Wasn't concerned about that. I wanted to come out with enthusiasm. I didn't even want to try to bring them down. I wanted to keep them up. The thing we talked about is 30 more minutes of the same, total concentration, total focus that we needed in the second half.
Q. What was encouraging for you about Jalen?
COACH PHILLIPS: Encouraging is that Jalen made some big time throws for us. Again, he has a chance to extend plays with his feet. He made a few plays for us in the quarterback run game, and he also made a few plays by pulling the ball down and making them play with his feet. So that was encouraging for him.
He looked like he had been there. Again, he didn't have the bright eyes that you see in some guys. Last year when we said, Max, you might be up. Max was in his locker, looking at the playbook. You know, this guy just went out there and played. Again, made a few plays, but, again, we've got to continue to get him better so he can have even more of the playbook the next time he's able to play.
Q. The freshman made a lot of plays, especially Daron Blaylock blocking the punt?
COACH PHILLIPS: He blocked the punt. He said he blocked it. A lot of young guys out there making plays. I've been saying that I think that (A.J.) Legree was a guy that I said we have to get the ball in his hands because he plays so fast for us. He hadn't caught a pass up until last week. But you could still see it, how fast the guy plays when he's on the field. He's a really tough guy. He's a really physical wide receiver. He's a guy that on the posts, that was as good a throw and as good a catch with the guy hanging as I've ever seen.
Those are true freshmen. I'm talking true freshmen. One playing at Prattville (High School in Alabama) last year, and the other one playing at Fort White (High School in Florida), playing against one of the top defenses in the country. So I think it was really encouraging to see those young guys making plays for us.
Q. Are there things you can do to tweak this offense to take advantage of Jalen?
COACH PHILLIPS: Might have put more quarterback run game in. We've put a little in. We may have to add a little more in for him because he can make plays with his feet. He's not a great wildcat kind of guy, because most of the wildcat runs are downhill, physical runs. You don't want to get your quarterback into that type of all the time into those type of runs. But there are some other things that we'll have to do with them.
Q. Can you talk about one of the plays where Jalen looked to be sacked but got out of it and made some yards …
COACH PHILLIPS: Yeah, he's got the ability. That's the reason we decided that. He can extend plays for us and has the ability to escape in the pocket. We saw it on that play.
Q. You didn't see much of Raymond Sanders or Jonathan George in the second half, only had three or four carries for 21 in the second half. Why was that?
COACH PHILLIPS: Yeah, we weren't on the field a lot. We just didn't get enough plays. I think the first series we made a first down and went three-and-out right after that first down. We just didn't get enough plays to get a chance to run the football.
Q. Joker, Max's ankle, if it is serious enough would you have to burn Patrick Towles redshirt?
COACH PHILLIPS: Might, you know. But, again, we won't do that unless Max is out for a while. Also, we won't do it unless we're going to play him. At this point in time, there is no sense in taking it off of him if he's not going to play a significant amount.
Q. What was the key to their defense being more effective in the second half after you were able to really establish the run?
COACH PHILLIPS: Just the pressure they put on us with the front four in the passing game. Again, we got ourselves into some long down situations that we weren't able to continue to establish the run the way we did in the first half.
Q. What do you want them to take from this game? Do you want them to be more upset about losing?
COACH PHILLIPS: I want them to think that we've got to play 60 minutes. When you're young as a football team as ours and you're playing against the number 6 team in the country, you have to play clean, fast, with great effort, which I thought we did. But you've got to do it for 60 minutes. We did it for 35 minutes then they took over and took the momentum. We never got it back.
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Kentucky Players
#1, Martavius Neloms, CB
On if it is tougher to bounce back after another lost like this…
"Yeah, it is tough. We showed the type of team that we could be. We just have to finish (games) now."
On freshman play so far …
"It is always good when your freshman can come in a make plays. It does not matter if you are a senior or a freshman, you still have to be ready to play."
On overall defensive performance …
"We were able to stop them in the first half. We pushed them around, and we just need to carry that to the second half."
#4, Raymond Sanders III, TB
On what it was like when Jalen (Whitlow) came into the huddle …
"He practiced all week, and he felt confident. The guys pushed him and we let him know that we were going to rally behind him. We wanted him to come out and give it his all. We think he did that."
On running game …
"We just come out and try to pound it. The offensive line is doing a great job getting their man and holding those blocks. We always can improve and we are trying to get better."
On putting a full game together …
"We see what kind of team we can be in the first half. We were making plays, and we just need to put a full game together. We are going to come back tomorrow, work to put a full game together, staying focused, and pushing to be the best we can be. We feel like we can be a pretty good team."
# 16, Cody Quinn, DB
On his thoughts on the game …
"Well we came out with enthusiasm. We played well in the first half. We just have to keep it up in the second half because it's a 60 - minute game. We can't play for 30 minutes. Look forward to next week. Just have to keep fighting."
On his feelings in the second half …
"It kind of felt like it was shifting away. Defensively, we made a few mistakes. We just have to pick it up and keep fighting. It's a 60-minute game and we can't just let up. We've been known to do that in previous games."
On South Carolina's Marcus Lattimore …
"He's a great player. I watched him back in high school. I've known him for a while. I feel like we could've stopped him. "
#6, A.J Legree, WR
On his thoughts on the game …
"I feel that we didn't play with the fire and energy that we had the first half. I think we just let it go."
On his performance …
"I played okay, but there's always room for improvement. You can always get better. That's what I believe in, getting better."
#13, Jalen Whitlow, QB
On how he played during the game …
"I always got to be ready, first half I think I played alright. Second half we lost some focus and intensity, we just got to put it all together "
On the second half play …
"I was holding on to the ball too much, we got some sacks, and interceptions. We just got to stay focused and keep the intensity high"
On breaking out of his comfort zone
"It was difficult because, they were coming, the were putting on pressure, I was holding on to the ball too much, just got to stay focused"
Adjustments for the half …
"We made a few adjustments, a few minor things, nothing crazy but they stopped us, I just got to get the ball out of my hands quicker"
#94, Taylor Wyndham, DE
On the idea of a moral victory …
"Its tough, the record doesn't fare well, when you have a young team with guys progressing, its exciting to see what we can do and we are making progress. It takes time."
On the first half dominance …
"When we came out we had a good game plan, we executed it we just got after it, that's how it was"
On the difference between the first half and second half …
"The first half we got after it, and we laid off a little bit in the second half and they changed things up on us. We didn't adjust as well as we should've, and they just ran it down on us."
South Carolina Head Coach Steve Spurrier
Opening statement …
"We played a little bit better in the second half than we did in the first half, sort of a turnaround from two years ago when we were up 18 and got beat here. Coming in at halftime I told somebody, we don't have to worry about being overconfident going into the second half or getting full of ourselves like maybe two years ago. Really proud of our guys, 17-7 was not a huge lead for them. I'm sort of glad they didn't get that one right at the end of the first half, 24-7 would make you think you'd have to throw the whole time. 17-7, we had a better plan, get in the I-Formation, give it to (Marcus) Lattimore and let him run. Maybe we learned something today, the old I-Formation, the old power play, this that and the other sweeps are not bad. We don't have to run zone reads and all that shotgun stuff all the time and that was very helpful for us. The line blocked pretty well in the second half and of course Marcus made a bunch of runs. Good throw to Damiere Byrd, get the quick touchdown to start the half and make it 17-14 so we were right there. Again, two different halves, our guys really played the second half. We couldn't even cover kicks or punts in the first half, they almost ran off and left us in the first half. Two weeks in a row we can't score on the one yard line, fortunately it didn't cost, we got a victory and we move on to the next game."
On going to Marcus Lattimore in the second half …
"Nothing else was working very well and we were getting sacked all over the place so it was time to try to give it to him and give it to him. We still hit a few balls here and there, we still threw a few. I don't know what we'll do next week but we'll probably do a little bit of both. Shotgun, I-Formation, whatever is working."
On Connor Shaw …
"Connor is a good tough kid, he got hit a couple times in the pocket there, especially that last one. He sort of had a corner route called and the DB overplayed it and I wish he would have just thrown it away, he took a hard hit on that one. Other than that he played well, he had some nice runs up in there. He's really a good passer, I wish D.L. (Moore) could have held on to that first one, about the same play that Damiere caught there. Anyway, it was a good win for us, our defense was very good the second half, not very good the first half. Special teams, very good the second half, not very good the first half. Anyway, we are fortunate to get a come-from-behind win and move on to the rest of the season."
On coming out in the second half…
"I think I've talked about that, our guys really had a good look in their eyes that they wanted to play the second half. There wasn't any mopping, nobody was pouting, nobody was pointing fingers. We were all bad so there weren't any fingers to point except all at ourselves. We had a better plan the second half, it worked out."
South Carolina Players
#98 Devin Taylor, DE
On adjustments and halftime …
"I think the first half we just came out sluggish. They didn't do anything that we haven't practiced."
On adjustments and halftime …
"Our leaders stated that we control our destiny for the second half, and we just need to go and play our game everything else will come."
On being discouraged in 2nd half …
"Coming out in the second half we knew that we didn't have a good first half, so our whole plan was to come with the intensity that we didn't show."
On overlooking Kentucky …
"I don't think that anyone really overlooked them. We play every game one game at a time. We don't look forward ahead to next week's game. We didn't come out fully prepared for Kentucky and they shocked us. We were able to bounce back from that."
On expecting them to run the way they did …
"All week our coaches have been emphasizing, even though they lost to Florida, they run the ball very well and the main thing that we have to do is stop the run."
#3 Damier Byrd, Wide Receiver
On looking over and seeing Marcus Lattimore running …
Yes it was good to see that, Marcus is one of our leaders, and obviously he can run the ball. Once we get him running the ball that opens up our offense a lot."
On why they struggled in the opening half and what Kentucky did …
"They were just out there playing the hard. They played a great first half. I definitely give them that. We missed opportunities and we were able to capitalize and come back on the second half."
On leadership from Connor (Shaw) coming back from first half …
"Connor was very steady the entire game, even in the first half, he was okay. Connor definitely stepped up and Marcus stepped up and everybody else did also."
Connor Shaw #14
On the South Carolina receivers' ability to perform in the first half…
I think maybe it was a combination. I sat back too long and maybe receivers not getting open. I think we did a great job of coming in and making halftime adjustments and playing hard.
On second half adjustments…
We knew what we had to do to win. We just needed to get back to our bread and butter. We had to get Marcus involved, and that's what we did in the second half.
On playing Georgia next week…
We can't start off slow like we did today against a team like Georgia.
Shaq Wilson #54
On the what changed the game in the second half…
We came out with fire. We just had to tackle more. We were more focused.
On the last play of the first half…
It was really important. We had to get a big stop right before the half so that they could not put more points on the board.
Akeem Auguste #3
On facing the Kentucky offense…
We came out talking about a shutout and they put up 17 points, and that the most anybody put up against us the whole year.
On being able to start playing again…
It's just a blessing. I'm just glad I was able to help my team win.
On the difference between the first half and the second half…
Adrenaline. When the adrenaline stopped pumping for them it started for us. When we play football not too many people can beat us.


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Hey y'all- Halloween costume sewing is in full swing over here, so today I'm sharing a tutorial for this Princess Costume with a free pattern.
Now technically, the kids are going as characters from The Princess Bride this year.
But don't tell my niece – she's convinced this is an Elsa costume, and that Inigo Montoya is actually Kristoff. I'm glad this 4 year old at least is not super attentive about details – as long as the dress is long and blue, she's Elsa and we're not going to argue that she's actually Buttercup.
But…the fact remains that this is entirely inspired by Buttercup's wedding dress. So, to make this princess dress, you'll need:
- 2 yards of satin for the main part of the dress
- 1-2 yards of sheer fabric for overlay and sleeves. You only need one yard if you only want the sleeves, but if you want to overlay the entire dress you'll need 2 yards
- 1/4 yard of contrasting satin for the pleated detail at the neckline
- A 12 inch zipper
- The Fiesta Frock pattern. To download the pattern, subscribe to the Melly Sews Weekly Newsletter. AFTER you sign up, you'll get a confirmation email – and you have to confirm or my email service can't send you the free pattern. But once you do confirm, you'll get access to not just this but several other free patterns. Woot!(PS – if you have trouble finding either your confirmation email or the email with the pattern link, try checking your spam, trash, junk, bulk, social and/or promotional email tabs or folders. Free pattern links are also included in every weekly newsletter; these go out on Friday afternoons. Due to the number of subscribers I can't email pattern links to individuals.)
Please note that all my patterns are licensed for personal use only (no selling items made from this without a limited production license) and by downloading you are agreeing to this license.
This is for a girls size 3T – chest 22″. To make the pattern a different size, see this post.
You'll need to modify the pattern a little. First, cut 2 inches off the bottom of the front and back bodice. Fold the back bodice on the fold line. Then, create a new front bodice with the neckline lowered 2 inches. Finally you'll also need to create a front bodice facing piece as shown below – it should be the width of the shoulder of the front bodice.
You'll also need to modify the sleeves. First, lengthen the sleeve to 16 inches from cap to wrist, and the wrist should be only 4 inches wide (so that when the sleeve is opened, the wrist is 8 inches). This will require you to redraw the sleeve side seam at a different angle.
For the oversleeves, you'll lay the sleeve pattern on the fabric, trace the sleeve cap, then flip it along the side seam edge and trace the sleeve cap again. Add 2 inches to each side of your new sleeve piece, then make it 18 inches long. Finally, round off the bottom edge of the oversleeve.
So your cut list looks like this:
- 2 front bodices on fold from satin
- 1 front bodice on fold from sheer fabric for overlay (optional)
- 4 back bodices from satin (2 right, 2 left)
- Skirt – 2 panels – 30 inches wide by 28 inches long of satin, and 2 more from sheer fabric for overlay (optional)
- 1 strip of fabric 44 inches wide by 3 1/2 inches tall from the contrast satin.
- 1 front facing on the fold of the contrast satin
- 2 oversleeves from the sheer fabric
Seam allowances – use 1/2 inch seams unless otherwise noted.
Begin by sewing basting lines down the long edges of the satin strip to gather it.
You'll gather the top edge of the strip to the same length as the neckline on the facing piece. The bottom edge needs to be gathered to the same length as the top edge of the front bodice. Need help with how to gather? See this post.
Pin the long edge bottom edge of the gathered strip to the neckline in between the bodice front with the overlay on top and the bodice lining. Make sure the right side of the satin is right sides together with the overlay. Start by pinning the center and then pin toward the edges. Stitch.
When you turn the bodice right sides out, it will look like above.
Next, pin the facing right sides together with the gathered strip. Don't worry if your strip isn't perfect, you'll trim it in the next step. The important part is to line facing up with the armscye and shoulder edges of the rest of the bodice. Sew along the seamline of the facing.
Trim the gathered part to the facing edge if needed, then cut notches in the curves.
When you turn the facing to the back side, it will look like the bodice front below. Stitch in the ditch of the seam between the gathered part and the bodice to secure the facing onto the back side of the bodice. If desired, you can fold the raw bottom edge of the facing to the wrong side to minimize fraying before stitching.
Baste 2 of the the back bodices and overlays together and insert the zipper. For more help with zipper insertion, see this post.
Place the back linings against the back bodice right sides together. The linings will extend 1/2″ past the zipper edge. Stitch along the neckline edge.
Place the bodice front right sides together with the bodice back, matching the shoulder seams. Fold the back lining pieces over the front bodice and match shoulder edges, then sew shoulders, sewing through all layers (front bodice, front lining, back bodice, back lining, and overlays if you used them).
Fold the bodice to match the side seams, matching the back lining to the front lining at the side seams and the front bodice to the back bodice at the side seams, right sides together. Stitch the 4 side seams.
On the inside of the back bodice, fold the lining toward the wrong side on the back of the zipper. Sew again along the zipper stitching line from the right side to secure lining along zipper edges.
Finish all but the sleeve cap edge of the oversleeves with a rolled hem. (Here's a post on how to sew a rolled hem if you need help) Sew basting lines for gathering along the top of the oversleeves as shown above.
Fold the sleeves right sides together and stitch the side seams. Finish these seams. Sew basting lines for gathering along the sleeve cap of each sleeve.
Gather the sleeve caps to match the armscye lengths, concentrating the gathers toward the top of the sleeve cap. Mark the top center of each sleeve cap with a pin
Next, pin the underarm part of the sleeve to the oversleeve. Then gather oversleeves to fit the sleeves, overlapping them very slightly at the top center of each cap. They should be pinned wrong side of the oversleeves to the right sides of the sleeves.
Pin the sleeves into the armscyes, right sides together, matching the top center of the sleeve cap with the shoulder seam and matching the underarm seam with the bodice side seam. Stitch sleeves in place, and finish these seams (see this post for help with seam finishes).
Sew the two skirt pieces right sides together at the side seams. Repeat for the overlay. Gather the skirt and overlay together to the same width as the bodice. Place the bodice right sides together with the skirt at the waist and stitch them together, through all layers. Finish this seam.
Hem the skirt, overskirt, and sleeves and you're done!
The crown I made is super easy. Just cut a 1 inch wide strip of posterboard to head circumference plus 2 inches. Overlap the short ends 2 inches and staple together. Hot glue fabric flowers around the outside of the crown, then spray paint the entire thing with silver paint.
And you have all the ingredients for a pretty pretty princess costume!
Happy sewing,


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American Academy of Veterinary Nutrition
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West Chester, PA 19380
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