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DOVER-FOXCROFT--- Michael Turner pitched five solid innings and had the game winning hit to help the Hermon Hawks earn their seventh win on Wednesday afternoon. Turner allowed one earned run on five hits and he didn't walk a batter to propel the Hawks to a 5-2 victory at Foxcroft Academy.
Hermon got things started quickly, when Tyler Thayer led off the game with a walk. He stole second, advanced to third on a wild pitch, and scored on a Tyler Beaton grounder.
Turner retired the first seven batters he faced, including throwing only five pitches to get three outs in the bottom of the second inning.
Foxcroft tied the game at 1, when Abe Simpson hit a single that scored Nate Church during the bottom of the third inning.
Matt Leach started the fifth inning with a walk, he came around to score on Beaton's second RBI of the game. The Ponies responded quickly in the bottom half of the inning. Church led off with a double and came around to score on an Eli Olsen single.
Turner hit a single that scored Quentin Wood and Connor Farmer to give the Hawks a 4-2 lead during the top of the sixth inning. That hit secured the pitching victory for Turner. Beaton pitched two scoreless innings to record the save.
Hermon (7-3) will travel to Caribou for a doubleheader on Saturday. The Hawks are currently sixth in the class B MPA heal point standings.
The Ponies were playing without three regular starters. Clay Carroll is out with an injury. Hunter Law and Brooks Law also missed the game due to a family commitment. Foxcroft (5-4) will travel to Presque Isle for a doubleheader on Saturday.


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You've all now become acquainted with our new FP girl, Molly. So where do you all like to show your Molly style most? Is it with a cute dress, top, romper, shorts or maybe in an accessory? Tell us where you're embracing the Molly look! DRESS The Denim Bustier Dress TOP Peter Pan Lace Top (…) Read more
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Thursday Poll: Molly ItemsFeb 16, 2012
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Seattle Love Boot Sansom Spiked Loafer Embellished Vegan Leather Motorcycle Jacket Brooke Studded Satchel I just bought these bad boys! The Mainland Studded Boatshoe – if you love 'em too, hurry up and grab a pair they're going quick! Retro Pyramid Ring, Studded Bangles, Mulholland Horseshoe Cuff I love how the Pyramid Ring looks when (…) Read more
Office Style: LouFeb 09, 2012
This week's office style is dedicated to one of my favorite FP girls: Lou. The awesome thing about Lou is that she's rough and she's edgy, but she never loses a touch of sexiness. The look is for a girl who's on the run and active. She doesn't have the time to be high maintenance, (…) Read more
Thursday Poll: February CatalogFeb 09, 2012
Our February Catalog is here, and this time it stars none other than the fiercely beautiful, Freja Beha Erichsen! For the book's concept, Freja takes on each of the brand's girl types: Candy, Meadow, Ginger, Lou, and Molly. The fashion changes with each girl, from Lou's graphic tees and sporty touches, to Candy's polar opposite (…) Read more
NY vs. LA style contest: Meet the NY Winner!Feb 07, 2012
Last week we got to know more about our California winner of the NY vs. LA style contest, and now let's meet our New York winner, Audrey! Her winning photo – get the look with the all over lace babydoll top, washed vegan leather short, vintage sweater tall sock, tall boots, polka scarf and plaid (…) Read more
Style File: Assistant Buyer – IntimatesFeb 06, 2012
This week's Style File always manages to look cute, but is never too fussy or over the top. Overall her looks have a simple beauty to them. There's a definite Lou vibe coming through in the practical and cozy looks she gravitates towards. The look is usually centered around one knockout piece – a scarf, (…) Read more
Meet our LA Style Contest Winner!Feb 03, 2012
As you may recall, we had a little contest this month in conjunction with our January catalog and its NY vs. LA theme. We picked a winner for each city, and now its time to learn a little bit more about these stylish ladies – up first, our LA winner, Eva of Cathedral City, California! (…) Read more
Office Style: Ladylike and CoolFeb 02, 2012
There's a distinct trend in fashion that has been extremely noticeable around the office these past few months. Employees are embracing their feminine side with a look marked by retro-inspired blouses, peter pan collars, and oxford shoes. The flouncy shirts of the 40's and 50's are getting their second life – coming back styled with (…) Read more
Thursday Poll: Mini SkirtsFeb 02, 2012
You may typically think "maxi" when you think of Free People, but this coming Spring we're mixing it up, and delving into an assortment of mini's. They're fun and flirty – definitely a playful item to have in your wardrobe. Some are sexier while others are more lady-like. Which style do you all prefer? (…) Read more
Behind the Scenes: Valentine's Day Special Shoot!Feb 01, 2012
The other day I hung out in the studio for a bit while our team did a special Valentine's Day shoot with model Linda Vojtova. It was such a fun shoot with candy and flower props, and Linda was kind enough to answer a few questions for the blog! (…) Read more
Vegan Leather: Blogger PicksJan 31, 2012
We were so excited about the arrival of our new vegan leather items, that we decided to each pick our favorite and show you guys how we'd style it! Naomi: Top Pick: Embellished Vegan Leather Motorcycle Jacket Pictured with: The Destroyer Tee and the Neon Tide Layering Necklace which hits the site next week! I've (…) Read more
New Free People Vegan Leather has Arrived!Jan 30, 2012
I have a lot of Free People in my closet, but one of the best FP purchases I've ever made was hands down my vegan leather jacket. It looks like real leather (in fact, most people think it is), its comfy, fits well, goes with everything and is still in great shape, despite being worn (…) Read more

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There's something about the holidays, when our homes transform into sparkly wonderlands, when streets become packed with shoppers, and people everywhere are filled with cheer and goodwill. It's the one time each year we get to cut loose, to live a little, to indulge in food and drink without feeling guilty. Hey, they don't call it the most wonderful time of the year for nothing! It's also time for bars to offer something special for their guests, playful and seasonal drinks meant to invoke the yuletide spirit. If you're looking for a great holiday cocktail, here are some of best in town.
Santa's Hot Bourbon Apple Cider, The Standard Pour
Mrs. Claus knows what Santa wants after his big night of hard work: an adult beverage! Created by bar guru Brian McCullough of the Standard Pour, Santa's Hot Bourbon Apple Cider (pictured above) is the ultimate cider cocktail. McCullough blends Maker's Mark bourbon with a rich, apple cider, made in-house with whole cinnamon sticks, lemon peel, star anise and thickened with chunks of red apple. Best of all is the cider's topping, a snowy layer of house made allspice honey cider with sage garnish. A glass or two of this stuff and Santa's case of world-class jetlag vanishes like the ghost of Christmas past.
The Grinch, Living Room Bar at W Hotel
We puzzled and puzzled till our puzzler got sore, but in the end we just had to ask bartender Dallas Mattox what made his holiday drink so spectacular. Mattox's cocktail puts a colorful twist on traditional eggnog—it's green! Made with Captain Morgan Spiced Rum, melon liqueur and pineapple, this creamy, fruity concoction will melt even the grinchiest of hearts.
The King's Mule, LARK on the Park
It's a little known fact there were actually four wise men. Unfortunately, the other Magi weren't too kind to King Larry or his gift—a cross-eyed mule named Sasparilla—and Larry's story forever disappeared into the cracks of history. Until now. Thanks to Matt Orth, King Larry's legend lives on in this festive holiday drink. The King's Mule is a seasonal twist on the Moscow Mule, made with Kings Ginger liquor, cassis, fresh lemon and lime juice, angostura bitters, and topped with Fever Tree ginger beer and concord grapes. Truly a beverage fit for royalty.
Elf Juice, Bolsa
Santa's elves work hard all year round getting ready for the big night, so when the Santa takes off with his sleigh full of toys, it's time for one serious party. Kyle Hilla created this delicious hot cocktail, which brims over with the flavors of spiced apple, ginger, lemon and honey. Time to rage, elf-style!
The Wee Foggy, Windmill Lounge
Waking to the screeching sounds of joyful children after a night of overindulgence could have you feeling out-of-sorts come Christmas morning. Thank goodness for barmeister Charlie Papaceno and his aptly titled concoction. The Wee Foggy blends Famous Grouse Scotch , fig jam, lemon and honey into a yummy libation that will perk up your spirits for hours on end.
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Not content with what many saw as a bullying campaign against Joe McElderry last Christmas. Rage Against the Machine have again had a go at Joe McElderry's career as they seek to whip up a storm for their "Free" gig in the UK this year. Jake Who, their lead singer spoke to the Toronto Sun [...]
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Joe took time out on the final day of the X Factor Tour to blog from Glasgow Today, posting on the official site he blogged the following to his fans. Hi everyone, We're in Glasgow and it's the last day of the tour – I can't believe it's nearly all over. I've had such an [...]
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X Factor winner Joe McElderry has signed a deal with agency Next Models. The 18-year-old pop singer was picked for the job by designer Christopher Kane, according to The Mirror. He has already posed for some snaps taken by photographer Simon Harris. "I couldn't believe it when I saw the pictures," said the reality TV [...]
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Austin Hargrave Simon Cowell's all-star charity single in aid of Haiti has soared to number one this week, clocking the biggest first-week sales for a single since 2000! Congrats to everyone involved and lets hope it's raised a lot of money for Haiti. PHP Freelancer
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Austin Hargrave Simon Cowell's all-star charity single in the aid of Haiti relief will premiere tomorrow morning on breakfast radio. Tune into any after 8am to hear the single, which also features Joe on the track! Joe sings the lines 'Hold on, hold on….' in the first half of the song. If you miss the [...]
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Joe just minutes ago confirmed his involvement with the Simon Cowell Haiti charity single! We were unsure for a few days but now we know he's definitely a part of it alongside Mariah Carey, Leona Lewis, Miley Cyrus and many more. joemcelderry91 Just finished recording my part for the haiti single! Really honourned to be [...]
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A congratulations is in order, as Joe just nabbed himself a BRIT award nomination! Joe will fight against his X Factor mentor Cheryl Cole, JLS, Pixie Lott and more for the Best British Single award, which is voted for by the public. Voting opens soon, so remember to checking www.brits.co.uk for details on how to [...]
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Journey have revealed they refused to let the X Factor winner record their hit single 'Don't Stop Believin'. Despite eventual winner Joe McElderry covering the song numerous times on the show, Journey guitarist Neal Schon revealed they didn't like Simon Cowell's new arrangement of the song. Schon told The Sun: "We knew about Joe's song because Simon had contacted [...]
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What You Can Expect
Why just go to the movies when you can become a part of them! Step through the massive arches of Universal Studios Florida®, and take a starring role in some of the biggest movies and TV shows ever created. At the world's premier movie and TV based theme park, you'll find an amazing array of rides, shows, movie sets and attractions. And while every stunt, scream and scare are delivered with Hollywood flair, they're all just backdrops for the memories you'll make.
Universal's Islands of Adventure®:
Heroes of legend. Stories that transcend generations. Creatures from the past and from your wildest imaginations. Epic adventures and unforgettable journeys. This is Universal's Islands of Adventure®, your own personal playground. Experience cutting edge rides, shows and interactive attractions that challenge all your senses. Because in these lands, the world's biggest stories come to life and there's no telling what might happen next.
SeaWorld® Orlando:
SeaWorld is home to the most spectacular sea life shows on Earth! From interacting with dolphins and watching penguins at play to getting drenched from killer whale splashdowns and seeking thrills on the Journey to Atlantis rollercoaster, SeaWorld's range of activities and rides will delight your whole family.
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Thrills are for sharing! Only Wet 'n Wild® Orlando gives you more themed, multi-person thrill rides than any other waterpark around. Signature hits like Disco H20™, Brain Wash™, Bubba Tub, The Flyer and Blastaway Beach™, the largest family water play area in Florida.
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August 2012
The trip itself was good except the driver was an hour late to pick us up and we had no contact no. to find out if he would turn up at all. Also breakfast was supposed to be supplied so we didn't bring drinks etc on the coach but we were not supplied with anything.
December 2014
This seemed pretty Un-Organised if I'm honest, The Bus was 45 minutes late in the morning and almost 2 hours late picking us up in the evening, it took 7 attempts to get an answer on the contact phone number provided. The thought of being stranded in a car park for the night over 200 miles away from your hotel was pretty scary. The only reason it deserved two stars is simply because the driver seemed like a pretty cool guy and the Actual theme park is a great place to visit.
April 2013
No instructions from the driver, just checks your name and hop in. 18 hour trip..the drive using their bus is actually 5.5 hours/way..you only get to spend about 6 hours at the park = buying express pass to skip lines (additional 70/person)..you are better off driving yourself for 3.5 hours.


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This accommodation for 4 people has two double bedrooms, a spacious dining room, a fully-equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a shower and a small terrace overlooking a pedestrian street. The apartment is tastefully decorated with brand-new furniture, and equipped with air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi and satellite TV.
The apartment is located in a quiet pedestrian street away from the noise of cars and a few metres from the beach. Can Picafort is known for its beaches and for its lively and cheerful atmosphere, offering you the chance to enjoy a wide variety of restaurants, pubs and nightclubs. You can also practise water sports such as surfing, sailing, diving or fishing, or just walk around its streets full of entertainment. The village is well-connected with the northern coast of Mallorca, so you can freely explore the bays of Alcúdia and Port de Pollença, and the beautiful coves in the more easterly area of Artà.
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We had a nice stay. Accommodation is on two levels with a terasse on the Roof top. Nice and calm with a beautiful view over the island. Well situated in Buger just in the middle between North and south. (25 Minututes to the northern beaches). Internet connection is good. Host was very helpful and answerd any questions quickly. Recommendable location for anyone looking for a relaxing holiday.
The apartment is big and spacious for a family of three. The lady who gave us the key was very nice eventhough she cannot speak English. There was drinking water, litter of milk, and fruits ready in the apartment when we came. Sweet thought we can say. But after we got alone in the apartment and check other thing, we found out that it needed basic things like handsoap in the toilet, only 1 toilet paper prepared, no soap to wash clothes, the sponge to wash dishes was disgusting dirty as well as cloth to wipe the surfaces in the kitchen. No extra rubish bag.
Not only that... We have a baby at age 11 months old who can only crawl. After few hours of crawling in the leaving room, we got surprise how dirty he was that we need to send him to the shower.
First thing we done the next day was to buy the basic thing we needed and clean the apartment.
Oven and shower is out dated.The apartment is placed along the road where you can see everyday is people walking and the traffic. Yes, its close to the beach but you need to cross the road to go there.
Great place !
This house would get 5 stars out of 5 IF the wifi were working as it should ( the connection comes and goes for the entire stay and som days no connection at all).
Also the kitchenpart should get som new stuff like a coffemaker ( the coffe is luke warm) fryingpans as both of them are oval, breadroaster we didnt dare to use as the plasic roud it seemd to have melted.
With these things fixed its a 5 star property :)
We really enjoyed our holiday in this apartment, because we had everything we needed. The location of this apartment is perfect - on the one hand it is very close to the beach, restaurants etc and on the other hand it is located in a quiet area. I really recommend this place!
We stayed in this accomodation for 10 nights, a family of 4 (2 small children) and our friend. We came here to go rockclimbing and picked this location because it was close to the crags in the mountains and not too far from other spots either.
The house was nice and cool, it was 29 degrees during our entire holiday, the pool was pretty cold, which was refreshing. The house has everything you need, and a lot of toys for the kids. The rooms are spacious, the beds comfy and it was great to have the third bedroom located upstairs with its own bathroom, so that our friend could escape, very convenient for families or friends travelling together. The only downside of the house were the neighbour dogs (5), they stayed outside most of the time and would sometimes not stop barking, which could be pretty annoying.. But the landlord was nice and tried to talk to the neighbours. Its also kinda normal in Spain to have dogs barking everywhere..
The little village is a bit too small, if you just wanna go for a stroll and see a few things, next time we would pick a spot that has a few more bars or parks to go to. But if you just need a place to sleep and come home to after an adventure, its great.
We would recommend this house to everyone that don't mind dogs and no parties :)
the house and our landlord were perfect for this holiday. it was the first time in mallorca. the house was clean, the kitchen nearly perfect ;-) the view was great.
absolutly nothing negative about this house. thanks gabriel
Hat alles bestens geklappt. das haus war genau so wie wir es erwartet haben.
Wir haben unsere Ferien in vollen zügen genossen. besten dank!
Un sitio muy tranquilo sobre todo en invierno que es cuando estuvimos. La casa muy bien y muy equipada. El trato muy cordial. Estuvimos muy a gusto, con ganas de repetir.
Ruhige und absolut tolle Lage der Wohnung.
Küchenutensilien leider nicht immer auf neuestem Stand. Wasserkocher und Kaffeemaschine defekt - wurden trotz sofortiger Beanstandung nicht ersetzt.
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A new accessory has been announced in regards to "Super Smash Bros 4" for Wii U. According to a report from Nintendo Enthusiast on May 21, PDP has revealed a new partnership with Nintendo to develop a controller just for the crossover fighting game. The Wired Fight Pad is priced at $24.99 and should be made available for the North American region later this holiday season.
The controller can't function independently as players have to plug it into the External Extension Connector of the Wii Remote, which may pose a problem for players who don't have a Wii since the regular Wii U console bundles do not come with the motion-sensing device. On the other hand, the Wired Fight Pad can also be used for the Wii console. In addition to "Super Smash Bros 4" for Wii U, the accessory can be used on games that support the Classic Controller and the Classic Controller Pro as well as specific Virtual Console titles.
The Wired Fight Pad also comes with various designs featuring some of the most popular characters from the upcoming title. Among the mascots mentioned so far are Mario, Princess Peach and Yoshi. A screen showcasing the in-game model of the green dinosaur from the official "Super Smash Bros" Facebook site can be seen near the top portion of this article.
The button layout for the Wired Fight Pad is designed after the Gamecube controller, which is the preferred accessory used to play the series even with the release of "Super Smash Bros Brawl" on the Nintendo Wii in 2008. The Wii U console does not have a port for the Gamecube controller, forcing players to purchase the Wired Fight Pad and possibly the Wii Remote.
"Super Smash Bros 4" for Wii U should be coming out at around the same time as the accessory. The console version of the software product has a targeted winter launch time frame. It should be featured heavily next month as Nintendo has several events planned at E3 2014, which begins on June 10 in Los Angeles.
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Tobacco 2100: 1 Billion Dead
Sounds like a science fiction horror movie and in truth, it is a horror. According to the World Health Organization tobacco could kill 1 billion people by 2100. The Associated Press reports:
Governments around the world collect more than $200 billion in tobacco taxes every year but spend less than one fifth of 1 percent of that revenue on tobacco control, it said.If you smoke, quit, don't be one of the billion.
"We hold in our hands the solution to the global tobacco epidemic that threatens the lives of one billion men, women and children during this century," WHO Director-General Dr. Margaret Chan said in an introduction to the report.
The WHO Report on the Global Tobacco Epidemic, 2008 calls on all countries to dramatically increase efforts to prevent young people from beginning to smoke, help smokers quit, and protect nonsmokers from exposure to second hand smoke.
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Pride & Prejudice Country
This easy tour takes you to some of the grandest manor houses in the country. Your walk through the Chatsworth Estate offers superb scenery & Chatsworth House is unrivalled as a showcase for art masterpieces & treasures. Your base at Bakewell, known for its delicious tart (or pudding as it is known locally) is an ideal place to stay to visit not only Chatsworth but also Haddon Hall - said to be the finest example of a medieval manor house in England.
Day 1: Arrive Bakewell
Settle into your accommodation in the historic town of Bakewell.
Day 2: Chatsworth House Walk (9 miles)
Leaving Bakewell behind you will pass the attractive woodland at the Manners Estate before dropping down to the picturesque village of Edensor. You will continue to Chatsworth House, one of the grandest houses in the country. Built in 1549 by the Cavendish family the house was finished by Bess of Hardwick, after the death of her husband, Sir William Cavendish. Over the years, money continued to pour into Chatsworth, making it an almost unparalleled showcase for art treasures. Every aspect of fine arts is here, ranging from old masterpieces, furniture, tapestries, porcelain & alabaster carvings. There are also some fantastic gardens which have a number of interesting features such as the Emperor Fountain, which dominates the Canal Pond & can reach up to 290 feet. After visiting Chatsworth you return to Bakewell by following the River Derwent Southwards to Calton Lees and along the bridleway through Manners Wood.
Day 3: Haddon Hall Walk (5 or 7 miles)
This short walk takes you up past the impressive Bakewell Parish Church to open rolling green fields. You will have the option to take a detour to the picturesque hamlet of Over Haddon which takes in some of picturesque Lathkil Dale or take the shorter route that drops down to reveal splendid views over Haddon Hall. Haddon Hall is the finest example of a mediaeval manor house currently in existence in England. Entering the main house you soon come to the highlight of the visit - a glorious 14th Century Banqueting Hall complete with minstrels' gallery, which looks exactly as it must have done 600 years ago.The house is in a beautiful situation and is very well preserved - even down to kitchens straight from the 17th century - so it looks magnificent. The Estate also has some fine gardens which, combined with splendour of the house, makes for an extremely romantic setting. The walk from Haddon back to Bakewell is practically flat all the way as the path runs along side the River Wye to bring you out at the farmers market.
What the Price Includes
Fantastic Routes
All our routes are along quiet country lanes & tracks (cycling) or Footpaths, tracks, bridleways & country lanes (walking). Routes are designed to take you to the most interesting attractions, picturesque villages & outstanding scenery the Peak District has to offer.
Our detailed maps and route notes ensure easy navigation & take you to the best cafes & pubs. Opening times, telephone numbers & general details are provided for all the places you will pass, allowing you to plan lunch stops, rest stops etc.
Our routes have been designed to keep away from the main roads, avoid killer hills & to take in the nicest & most unspoilt parts of the Peak District.
Most places you will stay are small family run B&B's, country pubs & guesthouses. If you would like a single room please book early as single rooms are often limited.
Local knowledge is invaluable when choosing good accommodation & all the places you will stay have been carefully selected on grounds of location, character, friendliness of the staff and cleanliness.
All prices are per person based on 2 people sharing either a twin or double room. If you would like to book a single supplement please state this on the booking form & we will contact you to discuss prices & availability.
Bikes & Equipment
Our bikes are either Dawes Discovery hybrid/trail bikes or Dawes XC 1.4 or 1.6 24 gear mountain bikes if you prefer.
All bikes come fully serviced, clean & in excellent condition. We have a choice of sizes to ensure you get a bike which is right for you.
All bikes come fitted with handlebar bags which allow you to carry camera, wallet, snacks etc. All bikes also come fitted with water bottle holders, cycle computer, bell, map holders, rear pannier & also puncture repair kit, pump, multi tool, locks & helmets are provided.
Local Information
Your are provided with historical information about all the towns & villages you will pass through, interesting facts about the area and all relevant information about the attractions & amenities nearby.
Emergency Backup number
In the unlikely event that you have any problems you have that piece of mind to know that we are always only a phone call away. It doesn't happen very often but it's reassuring to know that we will come to rescue you if required.
Luggage Transfer Option
If you chose the luggage transfer option we will pick your bags up in the morning & deliver them to your next overnight stop so that they are waiting for you when you arrive. This allows you to travel light & not worry about carrying all your things with you each day.
General Information
A reasonable level of fitness is required on all tours. You don't need to be super fit but there are a few hills on all tours – this is the Peak District! Obviously the ability to ride a bike is essential.
Tour Guide
Easy : 10 - 20 miles of almost flat cycling but a few small hills.
Moderate : 15 - 25 miles of undulating tracks & country lanes with 2-3 longer hills.
Hard : 20 - 40 miles with a number of difficult hills.
Start Location & Dates
All tours depart on any day of the week subject to accommodation availability.
Most tours are designed so that you start from a Location with good rail links and travel by public transport is recommended.
The weather in the Peak District can be very changeable so it is always advisable to come prepared. Check the weather forecast before departing on any ride & always take suitable clothing & equipment as necessary.
All bikes are serviced after every ride, however problems do occasionally occur. In the event that you are unable to fix your bike you can always call our emergency back up line & we will come to meet you & either fix your bike or bring a new one for you.
You are provided with spare inner tubes, pumps & puncture repair kits. Although it doesn't happen often punctures can happen at any time so it is important that you know how to fix one (or find someone who can). Everything you need & detailed instructions are provided so you can fix punctures for yourself.
Peak Tours does not accept liability for any accidents which may occur whilst you are out on your ride. Please exercise due care & attention at all times to avoid any accident or injury to yourselves or anyone else.
Booking Conditions
To book a tour please send a completed booking form & Peak Tours will confirm your booking by email, and send you an invoice for (a) deposit of £50 per person on all holidays or (b) The full holiday cost. If only the deposit is paid at time of booking then full payment of the holiday is required no less than 6 weeks before the start of your holiday. No further reminder is sent. If you book your holiday within 6 weeks of the holiday start date, the full holiday cost is required at time of booking.
Consumer Protection
In order to comply with EU Travel Regulations 1992 your deposit & final payment will be held in a trust fund until your holiday is completed. This is to ensure the financial security of your holiday.
Cancellation by You
If you cancel your holiday the person who signed the booking form must notify us in writing and will be subject to the following cancellation charges from the date of receipt of your letter.
Notice of Cancellation Charge
|Length of time before the tour is due to start
|Cancellation Charge
|More than 42 days before start date
|Deposit (£50 each)
|29 – 42 days
|15 – 28 days
|Less than 14 days before start date
Cancellation by Peak Tours
In the unlikely event that we have to cancel a holiday you will be entitled to a full refund.
We strongly recommend that you take out adequate holiday insurance including medical cover, personal accident, loss of belongings & cancellation cover. We cannot be held responsible for your own illness, injury or loss/damage of your belongings while on holiday.
All prices are in Stirling (GBP) and are valid for 2015. Price includes everything as listed on the website and is based on 2 people sharing.
Group Tours
We reserve the right to cancel a holiday or offer an alternative date if there are not enough people on the tour. In the unlikely event this should happen we will notify you no later than 4 weeks before your departure date.
Bikes & Equipment
With the interests of safety we reserve the right to refuse bike hire to those who we do not consider to be competent cyclists. You are responsible for the care & safe keeping of any equipment you use which belongs to Peak Tours. You will ensure that bikes are securely locked to an immovable object when left unattended. In the event that the bike and/or any accessories are lost or stolen you shall indemnify us for the cost of replacing those items.
We will always do our best to ensure that your accommodation is within accordance to our advertising & your booking requirements. In some locations accommodation is limited & it may be necessary to change some of the details from those advertised or requested. We will notify you of any such alterations as soon as we can, offering alternative arrangements of at least equivalent standard.
Customer Satisfaction
We aim to ensure you have an enjoyable holiday & welcome feedback (positive or negative) on all aspects of our holidays so that we can continue to improve them. If you have any problems or are unhappy in anyway with any aspect of the holiday please call us at the earliest opportunity so that action can be taken to remedy the problem. Any complaint made to Peak Tours after your holiday should be made in writing within 28 days of your return home.


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We'd like to think of our favourite film directors as uncompromising artists, who would never sell out and make something that wasn't wonderful. But more often than not, big name auteurs are offered crazy amounts of money to direct commercials for television.
You will have seen many of these, but you might not have known who directed them:
1. Wes Anderson
Of all the quirky ads Anderson has created, the one that's closest thing to an actual Wes Anderson movie is this American Express commercial in which the director plays himself as a Max Fischer-style busybody.
2. Darren Aronofsky
Having directed Requiem for a Dream, Black Swan and The Wrestler, Aronofsky is one of American cinema's most admired figures. But a man can't live on kudos alone. So for a bit of pocket money, he filmed this commercial for the department store Kohls, starring Jennifer Lopez and a number of costume changes.
3. David Lynch
Famous the world over as a distinctly weird film-maker, it's strange to think any company would let the director of Mulholland Drive and Dune anywhere near their product. But for some reason, he was the go-to-guy for perfume ads throughout the 90s, directing strange TV spots for Giorgio Armani, Calvin Klein, Yves Saint Laurent, Lancome, and Karl Lagerfeld.
Here's a Gucci advert from recent years, in which three models fall into a Blondie-induced perfume trance.
4. Joe Wright
Speaking of perfume ads, you might remember a nonsensical ad Brad Pitt did for Chanel No 5? Well that was directed by the guy who made Pride and Prejudice, Atonement and Hanna.
5. Martin Scorsese
Is it a rule that perfume ads must be bafflingly obtuse? This beautiful black and white piece for Dolce and Gabbana is shot by America's greatest living director and stars two of Hollywood's biggest stars; but we cannot for the life of us figure out what it's supposed to mean.
6. Ridley Scott
The undisputed godfather of commercials directors, the man behind Blade Runner and Gladiator is the founder of Ridley Scott Associates, the world's leading producers of film and TV ads. Back in his heyday, Scott produced some of the most iconic pieces of advertising, including that Hovis commercial and this Orwellian Super Bowl ad for Apple Computers:
7. Michel Gondry
Before he went and made the greatest film of the 2000s in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, the French-born director was one of the most creative minds working in adverts and music videos. His style blended a home-made aesthetic with cutting edge visual effects technology. We could have picked any one of his commercials and be guaranteed to see something special but this Poloroid spot is probably our favourite:
8. Terry Gilliam
The Monty Python star (and director of Brazil) called the shots on a hugely popular advert for Nike. You'll remember it: a load of famous footballers compete in a 3-a-side tournament presided over by Eric Cantona. And they're on a boat.
The ad permeated the public consciousness so thoroughly that the remix of Elvis' A Little Less Conversation went to #1 in over 20 countries.
9. Alejandro González Iñárritu
In fact, the Gilliam-created ad was so popular, Nike made a point of release star-studded commercials before every major international tournament. Each of them would be directed by a well-known director.
To co-incide with the 2010 World Cup, they hired the Oscar-nominated Mexican director to create this corker:
Note how Iñárritu's Babel and Amores Perros star Gael Garcia Bernal makes an appearance!


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Those kids and their toys. Well, it is more along the lines of kids and business toys. TweetDeck went down today but not for the same reason that many sites go down during the course of the day. This wasn't someone's evil plot to compromise an app's security or for evil purposes. It turns out that it was done by a 19-year-old Austrian guy that was wondering "if this will work."
Early on Wednesday morning, Florian ran a simple test that contained simple tags, as well as a heart symbol. He added a message, 'I wonder if this will work…' Surprisingly for him, the commands that were executed through plaintext came through just fine from TweetDeck to Twitter.
The main source of the issue was this vulnerability was discovered back in 2011 and seemed to not have been securely patched. Florian even reported the vulnerability publicly to @TweetDeck, hoping that someone monitoring their mentions would see it. Users of TweetDeck started seeing warning messages through its own XSS bug that the service was no longer secure.
Florian tried some experiments to see how the system would react by using the 'heart' symbol on the service. After a few hours, TweetDeck was back up and running but requested that users log out of their accounts and log back in for the patch to fully install.
Normally, Twitter would have mangled the plaintext issue and the tweet would have been distorted or blocked from someone's feed. However, with the fact that it made it through TweetDeck's security made it vulnerable for someone to send our malicious content via Twitter. That would be equivalent to someone sending you a link in an email from someone you know.
Fortunately, this 'test' was constructed by a kid that simply stumbled onto some plaintext and decided to see if it would work. TweetDeck managed to patch the vulnerability and is safe for now. The downside with technology based companies is that when someone finds a vulnerability, very few times do they mention it to their security team. Many times they do bad things before someone else discovers the issue.


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Before you polish your résumé, set up a LinkedIn profile or order business cards, you need to identify your personal brand – and a job coach can help you with that.
"Your personal brand is who you are," says Rhonda Peterson, a career transition coach from Columbus, OH. "It's what makes you stand out from the crowd, what makes you unique."
Peterson helps clients figure out where they are today (strengths, skills, experience) so she can help them leverage their expertise, transferable skills and passion to get them to their next position. "Knowing your personal brand helps you make a good match," says Peterson. And this applies whether you're employed or unemployed.
"When you're in a job, you are reinforcing your personal brand, which can be effective in helping you keep the job you already have," says Peterson. "When you're unemployed, your personal brand is your story. It helps you remember that the job-search process is a two-way street. It has to be a good fit for you and the employer."
Once you've identified your personal brand, market it consistently across all professional channels, advises Peterson. A good place to start is your résumé, your LinkedIn profile and your business cards.
Besides one-on-one coaching, Peterson also offers a six-hour workshop series that helps attendees:
- Identify and market their personal brands
- Understand how to make clear decisions and leverage transferable skills
The cost of the workshop is $200 and includes a workbook and a 45-minute coaching session. For more information, visit Stepping Stone Transitions.


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The BayBears are pleased to announce that Mobile BayBears' manager, Andy Green, has been named Southern League Manager of the Year as voted upon by the league's field managers, radio broadcasters and print media.
The Lexington, Kentucky native is the third BayBears manager to win Manager of the Year after Turner Ward in 2011 and Mike Ramsey in 1998. He led the 2012 Missoula Osprey to a 41-35 record.Green is the eleventh manager in the history of the BayBears.
In his first year managing the BayBears, Green led the Back-to-Back Defending Championsp;to both the first and second half division titles. The BayBears finished the season with an impressive overall record of 79-60, which is a winning percentage of .568, just ahead of Green was given a talented team this year, including Southern League Most Outstanding Pitcher and All-Star starting pitcher Archie Bradley (12-5) as well as eight others who were selected for the league's mid-season All Star Game. Outfielder Justin Greene captured the Southern League batting title with a .308 batting average and tied for second in the league with nine triples. Ender Inciarte, also an outfielder, led the league with 43 stolen bases and finished third in the league with 131 hits. Third baseman Nick Evans finished among the leaders in home runs and RBI. Andy Green now looks to lead the BayBears to a third-straight Southern League Championship
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The octagonal plan church is surrounded by a shady cemetery which itself is surrounded by a ditch. Its construction was finished in 1607. This was the first Protestant church in the Netherlands.
2 Prinsenhof or Mauritshuis
Architecture, castles and historic districts
NL - 4797 AC Willemstad
Located on the ramparts, this building was built in the 17C by Prince Maurice of Orange and houses a Tourist Information Office. It also has a small historic collection.


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Reading on the go can be a great experience but sometimes it is also nice to be read to. For those that long for that experience Playaway had launched an all-in-one audiobook. For those not familiar with Playaway it is a new way of enjoying your favorite books by listening either while commuting or while in your car. Although it was pretty easy to navigate they decided that it needed a makeover and have most recently have redesigned the product allowing consumers new improved features to enhance their listening experience.
The updates include the "LIGHT" launch campaign which helps the listener access content day and night, regardless of the level of light in their environment and surroundings. The newly designed screen also provides useful listener information including a book progress bar, chapter status and a battery life indicator.
The buttons have also received an upgrade making them more easily recognizable by touch and the main buttons are reserved for singular functionality. These key changes help for the mobile customer who needs to navigate without visual interaction, especially in cases when the listener is driving.
Some of the features that have been left in place are the wedge shape of Playaway, High Definition audio, a universal auxiliary jack, five narration speeds, and automatic bookmarking, making the switch over a simple process.
"This is an important time in the evolution of the Playaway brand and a great opportunity to improve the user experience for both librarians and patrons," Nancy Stickney, VP, Playaway Products Group has said. "Playaway LIGHT takes what already is the best way to listen to an audiobook, unplugged and uninterrupted, and makes it even better."
With the summer coming one click at (my.playaway.com), and you too can bask in the sun while being treated to your favorite beach read.


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Nov. 7, 2011
UW Weekly Notes
Huskies Break Ground on Stadium Renovation
Apple Cup To Kick Off At 4:30 p.m.; Air On Versus
By Gregg Bell
UW Director of Writing
SEATTLE - Nostalgia and history have surrounded the Huskies for the last week, as Husky Stadium closed and the 1991 national championship team returned.
So it fits that Steve Sarkisian began preparing for Saturday's game at 18th-ranked USC with this, minutes after he put on a hard hat and turned over a ceremonial shovel of dirt to mark the start renovations on UW's 91-year-old stadium Monday morning:
"We're going to try and go down there this week and do something that hasn't been done before since 1937: That's beat USC two times in a row, for Washington on the road at the Coliseum," Washington's coach said an hour before the week's first team meeting.
Sarkisian was selling the rarity short by two years. The last time the Huskies won at USC in consecutive seasons was 1934 and '35. The latter was a 6-2 victory over the Trojans before 23,191 at the then-8-year-old Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, which was modeled after Husky Stadium's construction in 1920.
It is indeed a scheduling quirk, Saturday's 12:45 p.m. game on FX television, the Washington IMG College radio network regionally, the Touchdown Radio network nationally and here on GoHuskies.com with another live game chat. This will be just the second time in the last 76 years that the Huskies (6-3, 4-2 Pac-12) and Trojans (7-2, 4-2) have played at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in consecutive seasons. The only other time was in 1988 and '89, when USC won both.
Sarkisian sees an advantage in this oddity, as his team seeks to rebound from last weekend's emotional and mistake-filled, 34-17 loss to sixth-ranked Oregon, UW's third loss in 13 games. Many of the 34 Huskies from Southern California have already played against USC at the Coliseum now -- including quarterback Keith Price. The native of Compton, Calif., a few miles south of the Coliseum, had never been in the stadium until Oct. 2, 2010.
That night, as a redshirt freshman, Price entered in the fourth quarter of a tight game there with the Trojans. With Jake Locker momentarily woozy and out of the game, Price came in on first and goal and threw a touchdown pass. Locker then returned to lead the game-winning drive that ended with Erik Folk's second game-winning, last-second field goal against USC in as many seasons.
"We've got a bunch of kids from Southern California and the Los Angeles area on our team. There are tickets, families, friends, the hotel, all of that (to do)," said Sarkisian, who is a native of Torrance in the Los Angeles suburbs. "So going down there once and experiencing it and playing pretty well and getting a win, for Keith to get in a game, relaxes some of those issues the second time around.
"Do I think it's ideal that we are going back to the Coliseum for the second year in a row? No. I wish they were playing up at Husky Stadium this year. But you play the hand you are dealt."
This is the 15th time since Sarkisian took over at UW in 2009 that the Huskies are playing a nationally ranked team. They are 5-9 against ranked foes in that span. That includes a 16-13 win over No. 3 USC in September of Sarkisian's first Huskies season, and that 32-31 win at 18th-ranked USC last season, Lane Kiffin's first as the Trojans' head man.
Kiffin and Sarkisian shared an office inside USC's football headquarters a handful of years ago.
"Lane and I are good friends, and we've known each other for years now. We haven't joked about (me) staying undefeated (against SC)," Sarkisian said, with a smile. "But we texted each other in the past 24 hours already and we'll probably continue to throughout the week. It's a healthy friendship and a healthy rivalry." Washington is 0-3 against top-25 teams this season, having lost at Nebraska in September and at Stanford late last month.
"We've been in a lot of big games, if feels like to me, in three years now. We've knocked off five or six top 25 opponents that we've beaten in that time," Sarkisian said. "But unfortunately we have played a lot of them and we've gotten beaten in those games, as well.
"So at this point, I don't think games are too big for our guys. We are used to playing top-25 teams. That seems to happen every other week in this conference -- and here comes another one this Saturday."
Sarkisian was still shaking his head Monday over his offense's performance against No. 6 Oregon. The Huskies, who began the season scoring 30 or more points in their first six games for the first time in school history, had a season-low 17 against the Ducks despite getting into Oregon territory six times.
A season-high six sacks of Price, three turnovers, key dropped passes and missed assignments combined to negate the Huskies' defense holding the Ducks 14 points and 146 yards under their per-game averages.
"We were awful offensively. Didn't perform, for a variety of reasons," Sarkisian said. "And that falls on me as head coach, game-planner, play caller. We've got to be better. We've got to perform better up front. We've got to make better decisions at the quarterback position. We've got to catch the ball. We've got to call better plays. And that falls on me.
"That'll get fixed. And that'll get fixed quickly."
He said the lack of "explosive plays," a signature for Price, running back Chris Polk and the offense this season, was related to the subpar night along the offensive line.
"We were poor, at best, up front. So we'll get it fixed," Sarkisian said. "(Line coach) Danny (Cozzetto) will get it fixed. I'll get it fixed. We'll be much better Saturday night."
Sarkisian was proud of his defense. He said some of the Ducks' big plays - which at times seem inevitable with all the speed they have - came from the Huskies trying too hard, overplaying and over-pursuing runs. Late Saturday night, defensive coordinator Nick Holt thought back to all he had to prepare for against the no-huddle, no-breaks Ducks. He then looked ahead to how well Matt Barkley is throwing in USC's more conventional, pro-style offense and how dynamic Barkley's receivers are. He thought of his familiarity with USC's system and its players. He was, after all, the Trojans' defensive coordinator through the 2009 Rose Bowl.
"We'll be OK against those guys," Holt said of the Trojans. "I'd rather play USC than Oregon, quite honestly."
Seems folks around USC are already getting mileage out of that. Sarkisian, though, knew exactly what the chief of his defense meant.
"I think you could ask every defensive coordinator in our conference the same question and they'd tell you the same thing. Oregon is hard to prepare for because of how unique they are," Sarkisian said. "That doesn't mean that SC is not really good. I think they are a tremendous football team, and I think Nick would agree with that. "The comment was about the preparation of an offensive style. And as we've all seen it now for years since Chip (Kelly) has been at Oregon, they are hard to prepare for. The speed and the tempo in which they play at, it's difficult. "If that quote makes SC play better, then it makes them play better. I don't know. We don't motivate that way here." QUICK HITS: Sarkisian was glowing in his praise for Barkley, whom he helped recruit to USC as its offensive coordinator through the 2008 season. "If I'm an NFL head coach, I'd pick Matt Barkley over Andrew Luck," Sarkisian said. "I think he is playing at that high a level." ... Sarkisian said having legendary coach Don James and the 1991 Huskies around his team last Friday and Saturday was "great. I think if anything residual came out of it, it is that those guys feel welcomed to be around here and that we'd love to have them around. We'll continue to invite them around to be a part of our program."


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"Paranormal Activity: The Marked" is not actually called a sequel by filmmakers. It is considered 'spin-off' from the first three films. Whatever it is, it isn't a great movie.
The setting for "PA: The Marked," moves from the San Diego area to the Oxnard area of Southern California. San Diego is an upscale neighborhood, while Oxnard more middle class to lower middle class in areas.
This isn't a 'found film' as the first few films are, but it does include a kid with a camera and ... what for it ... paranormal activity.
Jesse (Andrew Jacobs), his friends Hector (Jorge Diaz) and Marisol (Gabrielle Walsh) have graduated high school and are at a crossroad in their lives. They spend the summer clowning around, having their last bit of fun before adulthood sets in. Unfortunately, paranormal activity sets in first.
Jesse's downstairs neighbor is strange to say the least and the group of friends do some investigating after their classes valedictorian, Oscar kills himself after rushing out of the apartment of the now dead Anna.
Soon Jesse and Hector start investigating the apartment, eventually pulling in Marisol.
As in all of the other films, everything that happens gets onto the video camera. As in all the other films, unsuspecting people are terrorized by paranormal entities and in all the films Katie Featherston makes an appearance. Katie is the only person who has appeared in all four films.
"PA:TM" isn't a total waste. There are a few great visuals, but a film can't survive on a few good scenes. Last weekend's box office tells that tale.
The best part of the film are the three main actors. Andrew, Jorge and Gabrielle make a good team and each one is talented. I'd love to see more work from each of them.
If you've seen all the other films being offered on screen, then go rent something or watch a VOD/MOD film.
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I have a machine with 4gb of RAM, but Linux is only detecting two in top and free. The BIOS reports 4.
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You can also check to see if it worked with:
You could install a 64-bit version of Debian. This assumes you have a 64 bit processor, which isn't clear from the question. Using the PAE extensions on a 32-bit kernel incurs a performance hit, and without those, you won't be able to see the full 4GB of memory.
(I would have added this as a comment on Mark's answer, but it grew too long to fit)
As Mark points out you won't see the full 4Gb with any 32-bit kernel. Depending on your chipset and other factors you will see between 3.25Gb and 3.75Gb without the performance hit of PAE.
But you don't have to have a full 64 bit system - just a 64-bit kernel. I run a server with 6Gb RAM this way: the kernel sees the whole 6Gb (not 3.5Gb a 32-bit kernel could use on the machine) but has a 32-bit everything else (I haven't found time to do a full re-install to 64-bit yet).
is all you need to do (at least on etch, which this box still is, I doubt the package name has changed in Lenny).
While no individual process will see more then 3Gb RAM (because of the way the virtual memory space is mapped for each process) your processes in total can use the whole lot. In my case the machine runs several VMs which together consume ~5Gb (the host OS using the rest for a few other little things and IO cache/buffers). So if the bigmem kernel can only make use of 3.25Gb of your 4 this might be worth a try to make the extra 0.75 available.
One further caveat: if the machine's chipset is limited to 4Gb then you may still find some of you RAM "missing" even with a 64-bit kernel (or full 64-bit OS install). But I think you'll be unlucky to find a chipset that supports 64-bit processors without supporting >4Gb RAM.


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in fact the police adviced us the nite before to go tn the neighbour in the mourning to sort it out our selfs...her daughter is a big girl and must weight atleast 2o stone.please can u help me or give advise please.
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Ellen Minkin spoke out to Radar herself and says that when she met Rosie she feels like she needed a story line on the show. After being on "The Millionaire Matchmaker" and not finding love, everyone was hoping that Rosie would find her girl somehow. Ellen did say that they did date for a bit, but it wasn't the way that Bravo made it look on the show. Rosie even told her that she needed a girlfriend for a story line.
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This Tuesday, Feb. 4, Tony Award-winning musical "Evita" comes to Milwaukee's Marcus Center through Sunday, Feb. 9. It's been a decade since Andrew Lloyd Weber and Tim Rice's musical toured the United States and in anticipation of the tour reaching Milwaukee, cast member Ryan Bailer took the time to go in depth about this production.
"Evita" is the true story of Eva Perón, a woman who takes herself from the slums of Argentina to the presidential mansion. She rises to power as the wife of President Juan Perón, and soon finds her country split between those who adore and despise her. While some argue that she merely slept her way to the top and would bring ruin to Argentina, others believe her a saint who truly represents and helps the common man.
The three primary roles in "Evita" are Eva Perón, Juan Perón, and Ché. Ché, while traditionally meant as a representation of Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara, acts as a kind of narrator and representation of the common man in this production. It is fitting, then, that the ensemble play such a presence in "Evita", as they often play the Argentinean people gathered to support or rebel against the Peróns. Ryan Bailer acts as part of the ensemble and the understudy for Juan Perón and can testify to the importance of the role of the Argentinean people in saying,
It really is an ensemble show meaning the chorus are onstage almost the entire show, dancing or backing up the leads or interacting, so you really come away with that idea that everyone is integral to the story being told.
Ryan Bailer studied musical theater performance at University of Michigan and performed professionally in Milwaukee, Chicago, and finally New York in 2001. His Milwaukee production, "Forever Plaid", ran for 6 months and was the longest running show in Milwaukee history. This is the first production he's auditioned for since taking a break in 2002 and he is very excited to return to Milwaukee as a part of such an acclaimed production.
When I played Milwaukee during 'Forever Plaid', that was one of my favorite times ever. We loved Milwaukee and all of us fell in love with the city and loved the people there.... Just being able to be a part of this show, I still wake up thinking I can't believe I'm in this show performing with such great, talented people!
Among the many talented cast members in this production are Tony nominee (for his role in "Jesus Christ Superstar") Josh Young as Ché, Broadway actresses Caroline Bowman and Desi Oakley as Eva Perón, and Broadway actor Sean MacLaughlin as Juan Perón. Eva Perón's character has a lot going on around her, particularly with her husband Juan and the Argentinean people, embodied in Ché. While the musical shows how she made her rise from impoverished commoner to the revered "Santa Evita", the strains on her ties her relationship to Juan and the common man are strong themes. As Bailer puts it,
The whole show [Ché] is narrating [Eva's] life saying, 'She's a fraud, she's not what you think she is, she's really just an actress who slept her way to the top, she's corrupt, and she'll steal all your money.' She is countering him basically the entire show saying, 'No, I am for the people, I'm for the workers. I'm here to make their lives better. I'm one of you, I came from you.' And the show does a really good job of letting the audience decide which of those is true.
This controversy over Eva Perón's character is one that is still present today, were you to ask the people of Argentina what they thought of her. And another great thing about "Evita" is how historically accurate it is, not to say that Eva and Juan Perón sang and danced their lives away, but in the conversations and styles.
Almost every scene is based on a historical event. So instead of someone taking history and saying we're going to wrap a fun story around it, they took history and put it to music, and so much of the lyrics are based on things that actually happened.
If, however, you are not one for politics and historical figures, this is still a production to grab your attention and keep you entertained. "Evita" is an Andrew Lloyd Weber musical with lots of dancing and timeless songs such as "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" and "Another Suitcase in Another Hall." The previously mentioned lead cast members are sure to impress as Bailer is quick to praise their individual talents describing Young as "really exceptional", both leading ladies as "just mesmerizing" adding, "you can't take your eyes off them", and MacLaughlin as having a beautiful voice and "a very commanding presence." He added,
If you don't even care about the history or don't care that it's true or not, I think we all relate to life through stories and this is a show that tells a story of a person's life, so that draws you in like a great documentary might draw you in.
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In ruby, there are so many ways of achieving the same functionality using different ways.
In this small article I would like to show different method of defining class Methods in ruby
First way is getting into class's scope and defining a self method the as follows:
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Second way is to use the name of the class you want to define class method for as follows:
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Third way is to make use of the eigenclass of which it stores the singleton methods. Note that the class methods are just Singleton methods that lives in class's eigenclass. We can define it as follows:
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2013-14: Appeared in 31 games, making 26 starts ... Averaged 6.5 points and 4.5 rebounds per game ... Shot 40.6 percent (63-of-155) from the field ... Shot 42.2 percent (19-of-45) from three-point range in league play, third-best in the MAC ... Averaged 7.9 points and 4.2 rebounds per game in conference play ... Scored in double figures four times, including a season-best 17 points against Buffalo (Jan. 25) ... Grabbed a season-high eight rebounds against James Madison (Nov. 15) ... Finished fourth on the team with 33 assists ... Scored his 500th career points at UMass (Dec. 14) ... Played in his 100th career game at Toledo (Jan. 22) ... Finished his career with 114 career games played, sixth-most in NIU history.Summer 2013: Played for Norway in the 2013 World University Games in Kazan, Russia ... Appeared in all eight games for Norway, averaging 5.1 points and 3.1 rebounds per game ... Shot 38 percent from the field (16-of-42) while dishing out 14 assists and recording a team-high tying 10 steals. 2012-13: Played 30 games, starting 25 ... Paced Northern Illinois with a 32.5 three-point percentage ... Logged the most court time on the team, averaging 26.7 minutes of play each game ... Finished third among Huskies with 7.4 points per game ... Exceeded his previous personal points in a game mark (13) three times: 15 vs. SIU Edwardsville (Dec. 5), 18 vs. Toledo (Feb. 2), and 14 at Toledo (Mar. 5) ... Pulled down a career-best nine boards twice: at Valparaiso (Nov. 13) and at Ball State (Mar. 9) ... Hit seven-of-ten field goals and recorded three steals vs. SIU Edwardsville (Dec. 5) ... Dished out five assists in back-to-back outings: at DePaul (Dec. 6) and at Seattle (Dec. 19) ... Was perfect from the charity stripe on six occasions: two-for-two vs. Judson (Nov. 18), one-for-one at Dayton (Dec. 1), two-for-two at DePaul (Dec. 16), four-for-four vs. Massachusetts (Dec. 29), four-for-four at Ohio (Jan. 16), and two-for-two at Toledo (Mar. 5) ... Finished a rebound shy of his first double-double at Valparaiso (Nov. 13).
2011-12: Played in all 31 games, including 29 starts ... Averaged 6.2 points and a team-high 5.1 rebounds, 18th-best in the MAC, while playing 25.6 minutes per contest ... Shot 48.3 percent from the field, including 35.2 percent from behind the three-point arc ... Grabbed 2.1 offensive rebounds per game, tied for 12th-most in the MAC ... Pulled down 5.0 rebounds per game during conference play, 17th-best in the MAC ... Scored a career-high 13 points against Central Michigan (Jan. 14) and in the First Round of the MAC Tournament against Eastern Michigan (Mar. 5) ... Scored 12 points and pulled down nine rebounds in a win over Miami (Feb. 8) ...Recorded eight games with seven-or-more rebounds ... Grabbed a career-best 12 rebounds, including eight offensive, against Southern Illinois (Dec. 17) ... Recorded five near double-doubles: Southern Illinois on Dec. 17 (9 pts, 12 rebs), UW-Milwaukee on Nov. 14 (9 pts, 9 rebs), Ball State on Jan. 21 (8 pts, 8 rebs), Miami on Feb. 8 (12 pts, 9 rebs) and Toledo on Feb. 26 (10 pts, 8 rebs) ... Had a career-high four assists on four occasions.2010-11: Saw action in 22 contests, all off the bench ... Averaged 2.6 points and 1.7 rebounds per game while shooting 41.0 percent from the field and 90.0 percent from the free-throw line ... Scored in double-figures twice ... Had a career-best 10 points at Maryland-Eastern Shore (Nov. 24) and at Iowa State (Jan. 3) ... Grabbed a career-high eight rebounds at Toledo (Feb. 26) ... Had a career-best three steals against Seattle (Feb. 19) ... Recorded two assists and two blocks against Maryland-Eastern Shore (Nov. 24) ... Made his collegiate debut against Bradley (Nov. 16), playing five minutes ... Missed five games between Feb. 2 and Feb. 15 due to surgery following an appendicitis.
Prior to NIU: Graduated from Asker High School (Asker, Norway) in June 2009 ... Was a member of Norway's All-Star Team during the European National Championships in each of the last four years (2007-10), and recently completed a stint playing in Poland with the Norwegian National Team.
Personal: Full name is Aksel Gorm Bolin ... Born 11/17/90 in Stockholm, Sweden ... Son of Aasmund Berge and Linnea Bolin ... Has a younger brother, Sander ... Father played basketball for the Norwegian national team, while his mother starred for Sweden's national team.