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It was a difficult challenge for the West Point Green Wave to pick up a win Saturday against the Corinth Warriors. The Wave battled Corinth, a perennial power in north Mississippi 4-A, in Ecru at the North Pontotoc High School "Kings of the Court" tournament. A game that needed more than regulation to decide a winner, the Wave were on the wrong end of the scoreboard with an overtime loss to the Warriors 63-56.
Though a win over Corinth could very well have been a highlight for West Point's 2012-2013 basketball season, the Wave know their are more important games on hand this week, starting tonight against the Oxford Chargers. In the last district 2 5-A game, West Point fell, in a dismal performance, to the Saltillo Tigers 72-58 at Saltillo on December 18.
Tonight's opponent, Oxford, also had a bad start to their district 2 campaign. An away trip to New Hope Friday January 11 ended with a 77-67 loss to the Trojans and an 0-1 district record. The Chargers are a very tough team and will hope that they will also be able to pick up a district 2 win.
It will not be an easy game for the Wave as Oxford holds a very strong home court advantage. West Point has only beaten the Chargers in Oxford once since both teams were placed in the same district. That only victory came last year at the district 2 tournament championship game against Oxford.
West Point's head coach Brad Cox will hope he will be able to make it two wins in a row in Oxford but understands it will be a tall order to fill. The Wave will need to bring their "A" game and have complete performances from every player on the roster to defeat the Chargers tonight.
The Wave's game is set to start ten minutes after the Lady Wave and Lady Chargers finish squaring off.
Lady Wave look to pick up second district win against Oxford girls
It was a good Friday night for the Lady Wave against the Lady Chieftains of Okolona. Only leading 29-22 at halftime, West Point used a 31-5 second half to cruise to an easy road win 60-27.
Helping the Lady Wave to victory was Alexis Gates who has played great basketball in the past couple of weeks for West Point. Gates contributed Friday night with 33 points making her the leading scorer for the Lady Wave. Also putting in a great performance was offensive catalyst Qiayon Bailey, scoring 17 points against the Lady Chieftains.
Now the Lady Wave will return their attention to district 2 5-A play after last week's two non-district games against Louisville and Okolona. West Point was victorious in their first district game against the Saltillo Lady Tigers 50-48. With that first win back in December, the Lady Wave currently hold an undefeated record in district 2 at 1-0. West Point now will take that undefeated record into enemy territory as the Lady Wave take on the Oxford Lady Chargers tonight.
In Oxford's previous district 2 game, the Lady Chargers were defeated by a very strong New Hope team 79-35 on the road Friday January 11. Though sitting with a 0-1 record in district, the Lady Chargers have been a very strong offensive team known to put a lot of points on the board. On Tuesday January 8, Oxford defeated Bruce 80-30 and have had many wins similar to that one earlier this season.
The trip to Oxford will be no easy task for the Lady Wave but the girls will definitely be very focused as head coach Kendall Pickens will have done his homework on the Lady Chargers. West Point understands the importance of district games and will hope to be successful in Oxford against the Lady Chargers.
The Lady Wave's game is set to tip-off following the junior varsity boys' game in Oxford.
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Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford (12 April 1550 – 24 June 1604) was an Elizabethan courtier, playwright, poet, sportsman, patron of numerous writers, and sponsor of at least two acting companies, Oxford's Men and Oxford's Boys, and a company of musicians. He was born at Castle Hedingham to the 16th Earl of Oxford and the former Margery Golding.
Oxford is most famous today as the strongest candidate proposed (next to William Shakespeare of Stratford) for the authorship of Shakespeare's plays, a claim that most historians and literary scholars reject but which is supported by a number of researchers and theatre practitioners. For further information on this topic, see Oxfordian theory.
After his father died unexpectedly on 3 August 1562, the twelve-year-old Lord Bulbeck (as he had been styled from birth) became the 17th Earl of Oxford and Lord Great Chamberlain of England. At some point during the next fourteen months his mother remarried a Gentleman Pensioner and former horse-master for the Dudley family named Charles Tyrell. Control of the young Lord Oxford's ancestral lands was granted to the Earl of Leicester by Queen Elizabeth I. While still a minor, Oxford was made a royal ward and was placed in the household of Sir William Cecil (later Lord Burghley), the Lord High Treasurer, a member of Queen Elizabeth's Privy Council, and her closest and most trusted advisor. In view of Oxford's theatrical activities, it is interesting to note that Lord Burghley is regarded by most Elizabethan scholars as the prototype for the character of Polonius in Hamlet. Under Burghley's stewardship, Oxford was trained in French, Latin, writing and drawing, cosmography, music and dance, horsemanship, combat, falconry, and hunting.
His known tutors included the classical scholar and diplomat Sir Thomas Smith, and Laurence Nowell, one of the founding fathers of Anglo-Saxon studies. Nowell was hired to tutor Oxford in 1563, the same year that Nowell signed his name on the only known copy of the Beowulf manuscript (also known as the "Nowell Codex"). There has been speculation, not without reason, that Oxford was taught Latin by his maternal uncle, Arthur Golding, and may have even assisted him in the first English translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses.
In 1564, while both were living at Burghley House, Golding wrote of his young nephew in the dedicatory epistle to Th' Abridgement of the Histories of Trogus Pompeius, collected and written in the Latin tongue by the famous historiographer Justin:
"It is not unknown to others, and I have had experience thereof myself, how earnest a desire Your Honor hath naturally graffed in you to read, peruse, and communicate with others, as well as the histories of ancient times and things done long ago, as also the present estate of things in our days, and that not without a certain pregnancy of wit and ripeness of understanding." (STC 24290)
"For if in the opinion of all men, there can be found no one more fitte, for patronage and defence of learning, then the skilfull: for that he is both wyse and able to iudge and discerne truly thereof. I vnderstanding righte well that your honor hathe continually, euen from your tender yeares, bestowed your time and trauayle towards the attayning of the same, as also the vniuersitie of Cambridge hath acknowledged in graunting and giuing vnto you such commendation and prayse thereof, as verily by righte was due vnto your excellent vertue and rare learning. Wherin verily Cambridge the mother of learning, and learned men, hath openly confessed: and in this hir confessing made knowen vnto al men, that your honor being learned and able to iudge as a safe harbor and defence of learning, and therefore one most fitte to whose honorable patronage I might safely commit this my poore and simple labours." (STC 12476)
On 23 July 1567, the seventeen-year-old Oxford killed an unarmed under-cook by the name of Thomas Brincknell while practicing fencing with Edward Baynam, a merchant tailor, in the backyard of Cecil's house in the Strand. In the ensuing trial it was alleged the victim had run upon the point of Oxford's sword and was thereby condemned as a suicide. (Interestingly, the English chronicler and Shakespeare source Raphael Holinshed was one of the jurors at this trial.)
In an arranged wedding on 19 December 1571, Oxford married Lord Burghley's fifteen-year-old daughter, Anne Cecil — a surprising choice since Oxford was of the oldest nobility in the kingdom whereas Anne was not originally of noble birth, her father having only been raised to the peerage that year by Queen Elizabeth to enable the marriage of social inequals. At the age of twenty-one, Oxford regained control of some of his ancestral lands. His marriage produced five children, including three daughters who survived infancy. He toured France, Germany and Italy in 1575, and was thought to be of Roman Catholic sympathies, as were many of the old nobility.
On his return across the English Channel, Oxford's ship was hijacked by pirates, who stripped him naked, apparently with the intention of murdering him, until they were made aware of his noble status, upon which he was allowed to go free, albeit without most of his possessions. Further controversy ensued after he found that his wife had given birth to a daughter during his journey, and separated from her on grounds of adultery, complaining that she had become "the fable of the world". Francis Osborne (1593–1659) included a bed-trick anecdote about Oxford in his Historical Memoires on the Reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James (1658). According to Osborne (who had been a servant to the Herberts), the Earl of Montgomery was struck in the face by a Scottish courtier named Ramsey at a horse race at Croydon. Montgomery, who did not strike back, "was left nothing to testifie his Manhood but a Beard and Children, by that Daughter of the last great Earl of Oxford, whose Lady was brought to his Bed under the notion of his Mistress, and from such a vertuous deceit she [that is, Montgomery's wife] is said to proceed."
In 1580, Oxford accused several of his Catholic friends of treason, and denounced them to the Queen, asking mercy for his own Catholicism, which he repudiated. These same friends in turn denounced Oxford, accusing him of a laundry list of crimes, including plotting to murder a host of courtiers, such as Sir Philip Sidney and the Earl of Leicester. The charges were not taken seriously, although Oxford never completely recovered the Queen's favour and his reputation was thereafter tarnished.
He fathered an illegitimate child by Anne Vavasour, Sir Edward Vere, in 1581, and was briefly imprisoned in the Tower of London. The illicit congress with Vavasour led to a prolonged quarrel with Sir Thomas Knyvett, her uncle, resulting in three deaths and several other injuries. Oxford himself was seriously wounded in one of the duels, possibly leading to the "lameness" mentioned later in several of his letters. The imbroglio was put to an end when the Queen threatened to jail all those involved. By Christmas of 1581, Oxford had reconciled with Anne Cecil and once again cohabited with her.
In 1585, Lord Oxford was given a military command in the Netherlands, and served during the Battle of the Spanish Armada in 1588. His first wife Anne Cecil died in 1588 at the age of 32. In 1591, Oxford married Elizabeth Trentham, one of the Queen's Maids of Honour. This marriage produced his heir, Henry, Lord Vere, later the 18th Earl of Oxford. The Earl's three daughters all married into the peerage: Elizabeth married the Earl of Derby; Bridget married the Earl of Berkshire; Susan married the Earl of Montgomery, one of the "INCOMPARABLE PAIRE OF BRETHREN" to whom William Shakespeare's First Folio would be dedicated.
Mismanagement of Oxford's finances reduced him to penury, and in 1586 he was granted an annual pension of £1,000 by the Queen, which continued to be paid by her successor, King James I. It has been suggested that the annuity may also have been granted for his services in maintaining a group of writers and a company of actors (from 1580), and that the obscurity of his later life is to be explained by his immersion in literary and dramatic pursuits. He was indeed a notable patron of writers including Edmund Spenser, as well as Arthur Golding, Robert Greene, Thomas Churchyard, Thomas Watson and John Lyly (author of the novel Euphues), and Anthony Munday, both whom he employed as secretaries for many years. Interestingly, orthodox scholars have named both Lyly and Munday as Shakespearean sources.
In 1603, Oxford was granted his decades-long suit for the Stewardship of Waltham Forest and Havering-atte-Bower, but enjoyed the privilege for less than a year. He died in 1604 of unknown causes at King's Hold, Hackney Wick, Middlesex, England, and was apparently buried at Hackney, although his cousin, Percival Golding (son of Arthur Golding), reported a few years later that he was buried at Westminster Abbey.
"So as I know very many notable gentlemen in the Court that have written commendably and suppressed it agayne, or els sufred it to be publisht without their own names to it, as it were a discredit for a gentleman, to seeme learned, and to show himselfe amorous of any good Art."
Further along in the book, the author continued:
"And in her Majesties time that now is are sprong up an other crew of Courtly makers Noble men and Gentlemen of her Majesties owne servauntes, who have written excellently well as it would appeare if their doings could be found out and made publicke with the rest, of which number is first that noble Gentleman Edward Earle of Oxford" (STC 20519).
Oxford's status as a dramatist is also based on the testimony of Francis Meres, in whose Palladis Tamia (1598) Oxford is listed among "the best for comedy" (STC 17834).
Only a small corpus of Oxford's poems and songs are extant under his own name, the dates of which (and, in some cases, the authorship) are uncertain; most of these are signed "Earle of Oxenforde" or "E.O.". During his lifetime, Oxford was lauded by other English poets, though mostly in regard to his patronage (for example, see one of the epistolary sonnets to Edmund Spenser's Faerie Queene). Oxford's existing letters are focused mainly on business affairs concerning such matters as the Cornish tin monopoly and his ongoing desire for several royal monopolies and stewardships. Oxford maintained both adult and children's theatre companies, and a letter from the Privy Council in March 1602 shows his active involvement on behalf of a "third" acting company who liked to play at "the Bores head":
"beinge joyned by agreement togeather in on Companie (to whom, upon noteice of her Maiesties pleasure at the suit of the Earl of Oxford, tolleracion hath ben thought meete to be graunted, notwithstandinge the restraint of our said former Orders), doe no tye them selfs to one certaine place and howse, but do chainge their place at there owne disposition, which is as disorderly and offensive as the former offence of many howses, and as the other Companies that are allowed . . . be appointed there certine howses and one and no more to each Company. Soe we do straighly require that this third Companie be likewise to one place and because we are informed the house called the Bores head is the place they have especially used and doe best like of, we doe pray and require yow that the said howse . . . may be assigned to them, and that they be very straightlie Charged to use and exercise there plays in no other but that howse, as they looke to have that tolleracion continued and avoid farther displeasure."
Two of Oxford's "literary" letters were published in 1571 (1572 (New style)) and 1573. The first of these was written in Latin as a dedicatory epistle to Bartholomew Clerke's Latin translation of Baldassare Castiglione's Il Cortegiano (The Courtier), while the second, written in English with accompanying verses, was an epistle to Thomas Bedingfield's English translation of Cardanus' Comfort (from the Latin of De consolatione libri tres by the Italian mathematician and physician Girolamo Cardano). The latter book, published at Oxford's command, has sometimes been cited by scholars as "Hamlet's book" (possibly the same book where Hamlet found "words, words, words") due to several close verbal parallels between it and Shakespeare's play, particularly a passage on the unsavoriness of old men's company, to which Hamlet seems to refer in his satirical banter with Polonius (re: plum-tree gum, plentiful lack of wit, most weak hams, etc), as well a passage with remarkable similarities to Hamlet's "To be, or not to be" soliloquy.
The Shakespeare authorship question is the debate, dating back to the 18th century, about whether the works attributed to William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon were actually written by another writer, or a group of writers. In 1920, J. Thomas Looney advanced the hypothesis that Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, was the actual author of Shakespeare's plays due to: Oxford's advanced education; knowledge of aristocratic life, the military and the law; background in the theatre; the praise accorded Oxford's plays and poems; and abundant similarities between Oxford's life and the plays. According to the hypothesis, Oxford had no choice but to publish under a pseudonym, since it would have been considered disgraceful for an aristocrat to be writing for the public theatre, a claim considered by Renaissance scholar Steven W. May, to be incongruous with Elizabethan print histories, but which has been defended by both orthodox scholars ("Stratfordians", in the jargon of Oxfordians) and anti-Stratfordians (those who doubt the standard theory of Shakespeare authorship).
Oxfordian researcher Diana Price states, "Many members on the top rungs of the Tudor aristocracy had outstanding reputations as poets. But none of them published their creative work. The earl of Surrey's attributed poems were published in miscellanies after his death. None of Sir Philip Sidney, Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir Edward Dyer, and Sir Fulke Greville, all of whom also earned reputations as writers, published his work either. Like those of their social betters, the relatively few poems that appeared in print turned up in miscellanies".
Notable Oxfordians include Sigmund Freud, diplomat and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Paul Nitze, Supreme Court Justices Harry Blackmun and John Paul Stevens, columnist Joseph Sobran, former British judge Christmas Humphreys, biographer and historian David McCullough, as well as actors Orson Welles, Sir John Gielgud, Michael York, Jeremy Irons, Mark Rylance (former Artistic Director of the Globe Theatre) and Sir Derek Jacobi, who supports the "group theory" with Oxford as the lead writer.
Debate over the Oxfordian theory of Shakespearean authorship remains contentious. Evidentiary gaps within, and problems with, the Oxfordian hypothesis have prevented many academics from considering its viability. For example, Stratfordians argue that Oxford's 1604 death prevents him from witnessing certain events (for instance the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 and the wreck of the Sea Venture in Bermuda in 1609) thought to be alluded to in Shakespearean dramas such as Macbeth and The Tempest, respectively. Contemporary poetic tributes to Shakespeare from writers such as Ben Jonson and Leonard Digges (who refer to Shakespeare as "Sweet swan of Avon!" and mention his "Stratford Moniment" in the First Folio), and William Basse (who explicitly mentions Shakespeare dying in 1616), seem to provide some of the clearest evidence for the Stratford Shakespeare's status as a reputed poet.
Oxfordians respond that modern research shows that not one of Shakespeare's plays has a proven source published after 1604. Furthermore, Oxfordian biographers William Farina and Mark Anderson have provided research demonstrating that the regular publication of Shakespeare's plays stopped in 1604 and have cited several examples that imply that Shakespeare (the playwright) was deceased prior to 1609, when SHAKE-SPEARES SONNETS were published with the reference "by our ever-living poet".
Other candidates who have been put forward as the actual author of the Shakespeare works include Francis Bacon, Christopher Marlowe, and Oxford's son-in-law, the Earl of Derby. All of the primary candidates (except Shakespeare of Stratford) were known to each other and traveled in the same circles, and are also mentioned as members of a "group" that may have been responsible for the Shakespearean canon.
All candidates and theories are predominantly rejected by the academic establishment, although interest by academics and theatre practitioners continues to increase. Further insights and debating points from the Stratfordian perspective may be viewed at The Shakespeare Authorship website and from the Oxfordian perspective at The Shakespeare Fellowship website.
Were I a king I might command content;
Were I obscure unknown should be my cares,
And were I dead no thoughts should me torment,
Nor words, nor wrongs, nor love, nor hate, nor fears
A doubtful choice for me of three things one to crave,
A kingdom or a cottage or a grave.
Love Thy Choice
Who taught thee first to sigh, alas, my heart ?
Who taught thy tongue the woeful words of plaint ?
Who filled your eyes with tears of bitter smart ?
Who gave thee grief and made thy joys to faint ?
Who first did paint with colours pale thy face ?
Who first did break thy sleeps of quiet rest ?
Above the rest in court who gave thee grace ?
Who made thee strive in honour to be best ?
In constant truth to bide so firm and sure,
To scorn the world regarding but thy friends ?
With patient mind each passion to endure,
In one desire to settle to the end ?
Love then thy choice wherein such choice thou bind,
As nought but death may ever change thy mind.
Woman's Changeableness
If women could be fair and yet not fond,
Or that their love were firm not fickle, still,
I would not marvel that they make men bond,
By service long to purchase their good will;
But when I see how frail those creatures are,
I muse that men forget themselves so far.
To mark the choice they make, and how they change,
How oft from Phoebus do they flee to Pan,
Unsettled still like haggards wild they range,
These gentle birds that fly from man to man;
Who would not scorn and shake them from the fist
And let them fly fair fools which way they list.
Yet for disport we fawn and flatter both,
To pass the time when nothing else can please,
And train them to our lure with subtle oath,
Till, weary of their wiles, ourselves we ease;
And then we say when we their fancy try,
To play with fools, O what a fool was I.
Nelson, Alan H. Monstrous Adversary: The Life of Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford. Liverpool English Texts and Studies 40. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2003.
Ward, B.M. The Seventeenth Earl of Oxford, 1550-1604: From Contemporary Documents. London: John Murray, 1928.

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When I was a kid in Brant County, I was happiest reading books in an apple tree (when not building tree forts). My attachment to this area of the world is strong, and I am so pleased to be teaching and researching at Laurier Brantford. My grandparents owned a tobacco farm near Burford which had been in the family since 1848. (You can find my great great grandfather's plot of land on the 1850's map of Brant County that hangs in the Carnegie Building.) My other grandparents emigrated from Scotland and settled not too far from our downtown campus. My grandparents' houses were filled with leftovers, and I loved sifting through those artifacts--old photos, letters with stamps from 1903, ration coupons from the second world war, abandoned organs in the hayloft--while trying to imagine the past.
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Kathryn researches women's diaries written in Canada, with special attention to those from the 19th century. This has led her to develop expertise in women's writing, 19th-century Canadian culture, Canadian literature, cultural studies, and life writing, especially as it intersects with the narratives of history.
Kathryn has also been a member of the ground-breaking Orlando Project, an electronic history of British women's writing, since its inception in 1995. It has now gone live with Cambridge University Press and is available as an on-line resource through Trellis.
The Small Details of Life: Twenty Diaries by Women in Canada, 1830-1996. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2002.
Diaries In English by Women in Canada, 1753-1995: An Annotated Bibliography. Feminist Voices No. 4 Ottawa: Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women, July 1997.
Selected Articles:
Discipline, Bodies, and Girls Diaries in Post-Confederation Canada" Canadian Childrens Literature. (Fall 2006) 16-36.
Death and the diary, or tragedies in the archive. Journal of Canadian Studies. 40:2 (Spring 2006) 42-59.
Introduction to "Tinsmiths Song" by Thomas Cowherd (1884). "Poetry and the Colonies," Victorians Institute Journal 32 (2004): 93-96.
"The Circulating Self: Frances Simpsons 1830 Journal of a Voyage from Montreal . . ." Australian Canadian Studies: The Status of Women in Canada and Australia 22.1 (2004): 9-34.
"An Economy of Words: Emma Chadwick Stretch's Account Book Diary 1859-1860." Acadiensis: Journal of the History of the Atlantic Region. 29.1 (Autumn 1999) 43-56.
"The Cultural Work of Diaries in Mid-Century Victorian Britain." Victorian Review 23.2 (Winter 1997) 251-267.
Creative Work:
"The Ballad in Vera's Ice Box." (Drama, with Lauren Britten) Cobblestone Festival, Paris, Ontario, 2005
Photos from Vera
"Nith Wits: A Grand Diversion." (Drama) Cobblestone Festival, Paris, Ontario, August 2003.
"Knickers in a Twist." (Drama) Cobblestone Festival, Paris, Ontario, August 2001.
"Pica, or What the Magpie Said." (Poetry) Other Voices. Edmonton, Alberta 9:2 (Fall 1996) 45.
"Two in the Kitchen." (Poetry) Wascana Review of Contemporary Poetry and Short Fiction. University of Regina, 30:1 (Spring 1995) 59.
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Last week we were fortunate to host the celebration for Bulgaria's National Day here in The Sukhothai Bangkok. During that occasion, The Bulgarian Ambassador's wife, Madame Maya Velichkova, and her mother came to introduce their native land's cooking to me and my team members, and it was an eye opening experience for me culinary-wise.
The food was delicious, with superb flavour, and tasty. Greek and Turkish influences are apparent in Bulgarian cuisine. It is not too heavy or fatty and there are no "weird" or exotic ingredients to worry about. All cooked dishes are generously seasoned with a mixed of dried herbs, of which "chubritsa" is exclusively Bulgarian, and as a result it offered a final unique flavour.
The Bulgarian yoghurt has a great taste, and its texture is creamy and smooth with a natural tang. I love their tasty flat sausage called "Lukanka" and dipping sauces, "Lyutenitsa" (pepper relish) and Kyopolu (eggplant, pepper and tomato chutney). The Rhodopean Musaka is to die for.
So the Bulgarian cuisine is definitely underrated and if you have never eaten Bulgarian food, I urge you to try it.
I would like to take this opportunity to extend my warmest heartfelt thanks to Madame Maya Velichkova and her mother for giving me and my team member an opportunity to learn something new. She cooked and explained to us and it was the best education I could have asked for.
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BELMONT, N.C. - Pfeiffer University hit a season-high .386 to sweep past Belmont Abbey College 3-0 (27-25, 25-17, 25-19) in Conference Carolinas men's volleyball action on Thursday night. The Falcons improve to 3-1 overall and 3-1 in league play while the Crusaders fall to 3-3, 1-3.
Eric Edelman led all attackers with 14 kills hitting a blistering .765 to set a new school-record in the win. Caleb Brophy followed with 12 kills while Micah Bortner, Joe Supko and Fabio Diniz each hit over .300 in the win, Supko hit .417. David Specian recorded 42 assists for a match-high while Edelman and libero Mark Hess each popped up six digs.
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Arenas Del Mar is located on the Central Pacific Coast of Costa Rica about 2 miles from the nearest airstrip located in the town of Quepos (in the Manuel Antonio area). Quepos is a short 20 minute flight from Costa Rica's capital of San Jose where international flights land at Juan Santamaria International Airport (SJO). Driving from SJO takes about 3 hours.
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MURFREESBORO, N.C. Junior midfielder Kayla Rodriguez recorded a hat trick in the first 9:44 of play to lead the Pfeiffer womens soccer team (6-5) to a dominating 13-0 victory at Chowan. Ten different Lady Falcons recorded a goal in the contest and Natalie Marsh and Kate Halligan combined for the shutout in net. Pfeiffer outshot Chowan 41-6 on the afternoon.
Rodriguez opened the scoring just over two minutes into the match as she took a cross from Brae Buster and beat the keeper. 1:53 later, Katie Collins recorded the helper on Rodriguezs second score. Her third goal came in the 10th minute as she put home a penalty kick to give Pfeiffer the 3-0 lead. Hannah Hill pushed the lead to four with a goal in the 17th minute and Miracle Campbell and Jennifer Baity extended the lead to six before the half. At the end of the first 45 minutes, Pfeiffer led in shots 20-2 and corners, 5-1.
The onslaught continued in the second half as the Lady Falcons recorded a 21-4 advantage in shots. Macy Rutledge, Brae Buster and Stephanie Hardig all recorded unassisted goals to start the half and Kaitlin Sampsons goal from Andrea Garcia pushed the lead to double-digits. Garcia added a goal of her own in the 80th minute and Campbell and Jocelyn Weiner capped the scoring barrage.
Marsh was credited with one save and Halligan, who entered at halftime and played the final 45 minutes, made three saves. Jennifer Harvell had 14 saves in a losing effort.
Pfeiffer held an 8-2 advantage in corner kicks and move over .500 for the second time this season. The Lady Falcons return to Conference Carolina play on Saturday when they host North Greenville at 1 p.m. Prior to the contest, Pfeiffer will celebrate the careers of four seniors.


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The Dana-Thomas House features more original Frank Lloyd Wright furnishings and decor than just about any other home the famous Prairie-style architect designed. Historic tours begin with a short film, followed by a guided walk through the property. Expect to spend at least an hour admiring all the beautiful stained glass, detailed ceilings and furniture, and listening to entertaining stories about the home and the families who've resided within. Guides paint a vivid picture of Springfield's societal elite who mixed and mingled here in the early 1900s.
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First Known Use: before 12th century
adjective \ˈdärk\
: having very little or no light
: not light in color : of a color that is closer to black than white
of a color : having more black than white : not light
Full Definition of DARK
a : devoid or partially devoid of light : not receiving, reflecting, transmitting, or radiating light <a dark room>b : transmitting only a portion of light <dark glasses>
a : wholly or partially black <dark clothing>b of a color : of low or very low lightnessc : being less light in color than other substances of the same kind <dark rum>
a : arising from or showing evil traits or desires : evil <the dark powers that lead to war>b : dismal, gloomy <had a dark view of the future>c : lacking knowledge or culture : unenlightened <a dark period in history>d : relating to grim or depressing circumstances <dark humor>
a : not clear to the understandingb : not known or explored because of remoteness <the darkest reaches of the continent>
: not fair in complexion : swarthy
: secret <kept his plans dark>
: possessing depth and richness <a dark voice>
: closed to the public <the theater is dark in the summer>
— dark·ish \ˈdär-kish\ adjective
— dark·ly adverb
— dark·ness noun
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Examples of DARK
- She sat in the dark room alone.
- Soon it will be dark enough to see the stars.
- It was a dark and stormy night.
- Dark clouds of smoke were coming from the windows.
- She's wearing a dark suit to the interview.
- a man wearing dark clothing
- You've got dark circles under your eyes this morning.
- dark spots on the skin
Origin of DARK
Middle English derk, from Old English deorc; akin to Old High German tarchannen to hide
Related to DARK
- Synonyms
- black, caliginous, darkened, darkish, darkling, darksome, dim, dimmed, dusk, dusky, gloomy, lightless, murky, obscure, obscured, pitch-black, pitch-dark, pitchy, rayless, somber (or sombre), stygian, tenebrific, tenebrous, unlit
- Antonyms
- bright, brightened, brilliant, illuminated, illumined, light, lit (or lighted), lightsome, lucent, lucid, luminous
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Rhymes with DARK
the dark : a state in which no light can be seen
: a place where little or no light can be seen
: the time of day when night begins : the time when the sky becomes dark for the night
Full Definition of DARK
: a dark or deep color
— in the dark
: in secrecy <most of his dealings were done in the dark>
: in ignorance <kept the public in the dark about the agreement>
Examples of DARK
- He's 12 years old and still afraid of the dark.
- The burglars hid in the dark between the two buildings.
- He bought the kids special rings that glow in the dark.
- We'd better get home before dark.
- They waited until after dark to begin their escape.
- He uses lots of darks in his decorating.
- Wash the lights and the darks separately.
First Known Use of DARK
13th century
Definition of DARK
intransitive verbobsolete
: to grow dark
transitive verb
: to make dark
First Known Use of DARK
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Greensboro has grown to be part of a thriving metropolitan area called the Triad, which encompasses three major cities (Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem) and more than a million people. Greensboro evolved from a small center of government to an early 1900s textile and transportation hub, and today is emerging as one of the South's up-and-coming centers for relocating businesses. Two centuries later Greensboro is still collecting accolades for its beauty and livability.
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The more time I give it, the more and more Pelicans grows on me.
I really like the name and I'm excited to see more details.
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I prefer Pelicans to Krewe, and would probably be just as excited for Brass as I am for Pelicans. Jesters and Revelers are lazy names invented by people who have no idea what this city is about.
Yeh it's fake. Lets go Knightssssss!!!!!!
The Lakers easily handled the New Orleans Pelicans (Hornets), coasting to a 103-87 road victory...
just doesn't sound good to me
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Red, Navy and Gold fit, seriously pelicans, we are going to be a laughing stock
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Tommy Boy could then take the Voodoo name back and give this team the best brand in the NBA. From the logo to the mascot, Voodoo Dolls to the Graveyard and the Bee Zanies could become the Zombies. THIS WOULD BE EPIC!
As you can see i'm still holding out hope that some last minute deal could be worked out...
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On Fox 8, that Hornets still kicking around different names. Nothing's official. Should know more in approx 3 months.
Could VooDoo still be alive.
Pelicans would be both historic yet new... Brass could very well bring up some bad memories... esp. among the few hockey fans in NOLA (yes it's a small contingent but I know they're there)
plenty of fans know about the baseball team... but how many people really KNOW the baseball team... if you see what I'm getting at.
you're playing to the city's sports history... but yet it's still quite unique
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Miami Postgame Notes
- Junior guard Allen Roberts shot 3-of-4 from 3-point land in the first half while the rest of the team went 0-for-8 in the half. Roberts scored 11 of Miami's first 16 points in the game, all in the first eight minutes of the contest. He finished with 21 points, two shy of his career high, shooting 7-of-15, including a career-high five triples on nine attempts. It was his fourth career 20-point game. Roberts hit five of Miami's seven treys in the contest. He is now 9-for-16 from 3-point land in his last two games.
- Miami blocked a season-high five shots in the game, all in the first. The RedHawks entered the game averaging just 2.5 blocks per game but doubled that in the first half. Miami had blocked four shots twice this year (Dec. 1 at IPFW and Dec. 19 at Wright State). Two of the blocks Wednesday came from freshman guard Geovonie McKnight, marking a career high, as he had just two career blocks entering the game. Junior forward Jon Harris tied a career high with his two blocks.
- Trailing by eight at halftime (37-29), the RedHawks opened the second half on a 13-5 run over the first 1:53 to erase the deficit. During the run, four different RedHawks scored, led by five from Roberts.
- Sophomore guard Will Sullivan pulled down a career-high seven rebounds, including two on the offensive glass and five in the first half. His previous best effort on the boards was four caroms Jan. 28, 2012 at Western Michigan. Sullivan had just 16 total rebounds on the season entering Wednesday's game.
- Junior center Drew McGhee totaled a season-high 10 points in the contest on 5-of-6 shooting. It was his seventh career double-figure scoring game and first of the season. After starting the year 8-for-24 from the field in his first seven games, he has hit 12 of his last 13 shots over his last five games, including the game against UMass.
- Junior guard Quinten Rollins, who leads the MAC averaging 2.3 steals per game, picked up another two thefts against the Minutemen. He now has 27 steals on the year and has at least two steals in seven games this year, including each of his last three.
- Redshirt junior forward Will Felder totaled 10 points on 4-of-7 shooting. It was his seventh double-figure scoring effort as a RedHawk and third in a row. The seven 10-or-more point games tie for second most on the team.
- Despite Miami starting just one player over 6-foot-5 (Will Felder) and UMass starting four players over 6-foot-5, the RedHawks scored 32 points in the paint while limiting UMass to just 22.
- The loss was Miami's first at home this year, as the RedHawks are now 4-1 at Millett Hall. The RedHawks scored 69 points, their lowest output at home this season as the 'Hawks were averaging 80.5 ppg in Oxford. The loss also snapped a two-game win streak for Miami while UMass extended its win streak to six games, including three wins against Mid-American Conference teams. By scoring 69 points, Miami remained winless when scoring less than 70 points this year (0-7) while the RedHawks are 5-0 when scoring 70 points or more on the year.
- Wednesday's contest was the first ever meeting between Miami and Massachusetts on the hardwood, as UMass now leads the all-time series, 1-0. The RedHawks have now played two Atlantic-10 foes this year, also falling at Dayton Dec. 8.