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Wildflowers, butterflies & moths and general natural history holidays throughout Spain and Portugal, in particular the Picos de Europa.
Teresa is an all-round naturalist and author with a special interest in the flora, lepidoptera and odonata of the Iberian peninsula. She lives in the Picos de Europa and has been leading wildlife tours in Spain and Portugal since 1989.
I fell in love with the Picos de Europa, in northern Spain, during a university field trip in 1985, and promptly abandoned a career in nature conservation in Britain to eke out a precarious existence as an environmental journalist, just so that I could live in these magnificent mountains. In 1989, I started Mountain HouseleekSempervivum montanum (Huesca)© Teresa Farino leading natural history tours to the region, in order to share the extraordinary wealth of wildlife to be found in the Picos de Europa with the rest of the world... and have been doing so ever since.
In the meantime, I grabbed every possible opportunity to explore the rest of the Iberian peninsula, marvelling at how one - relatively - small area could harbour so many different ecosystems, each home to a unique assemblage of plants and animals, Southern White AdmiralLimenitis reducta (Gerona)© Teresa Farinoas well as at the specific way of life selected by our ancestors to exploit the resources of each in a traditional manner.
I have written about these experiences in many books and articles concerned with the natural history of Spain and Portugal, most notably Travellers' Nature Guides: Spain (co-authored with Mike Lockwood; Oxford University Press, 2004), which gives a comprehensive account of hundreds of prime Spanish wildlife destinations and their flora and fauna. As this book is now out of print, we are in the process of preparing a series of more detailed regional guides, in conjunction with Náyade Editorial. By contrast, my most recent book - Wild Spain (New Holland, 2009) - was designed with the armchair naturalist in mind, and is lavishly illustrated with both my own photographs and images from renowned wildlife photographer Carlos Sánchez.
Although I would probably describe myself as a botanist first and foremost, I am fascinated by all aspects of Iberian wildlife, and particularly passionate about wildflowers, butterflies and moths; since 1988 I have been compiling a database of the Lepidoptera of the Picos de Europa. Over the years I have also built up an extensive photographic library of the landscapes, flora and fauna of Spain and Portugal, with an emphasis on
flowers, invertebrates and herptiles, a few examples of which can be seen on these pages.
In addition to contributing to magazines such as BBC WILDLIFE and British Wildlife, as well as to most books currently in print that deal with Spanish wildlife, I have also written Landscapes of the Picos de Europa (now in its fifth edition) and – with Mike Lockwood – Landscapes of the Costa Brava (2003/2006), both for Sunflower Books. These two books are walking guides with an added natural history element. Andalusian Funnel-web SpiderMacrothele calpeiana (Cádiz) © Teresa Farino Other books of a more general nature include The Living World (1989), Sharks - the ultimate predators (1990) and The Photographic Encyclopaedia of Wildflowers (1991), all for Colour Library Books, Godalming.
Over the years I have led wildlife holidays to many Spanish and Portuguese destinations apart from the Picos de Europa, including the Algarve, western Portugal, the Canary Islands, Extremadura, Grazalema, Almería, along the length of the River Ebro, the Páramos of Northern Castile and the Catalan and Aragonese Pyrenees.
In 2014 I will be organising and leading my usual series of wildlife tours in the Picos de Europa, focussing on general natural history, orchids and other wildflowers, and butterflies and moths, as well as spring trips to the Western Canaries, Almería and Extremadura, during which we can expect to encounter all manner of animals and plants. Red Fox Vulpes vulpes (Jaén)© Teresa FarinoCome early summer, Grazalema (Western Andalucía) is once again on the agenda, at an excellent time of year for butterflies, birds and the endemic flora, and at the end of June, Jeff Clarke and I will once again be running our 10-day jaunt to the Picos de Europa and Páramos of northern Castile.
My annual trip to the Catalan Pyrenees is scheduled for mid July in 2014, thus focussing on La Cerdanya's phenomenal range of butterflies and dragonflies, as well as the superb alpine flora, and come the end of the summer I will be repeating our highly successful week in the Somiedo Natural Park (Asturias) to observe some of the last Cantabrican Brown Bears, in conjunction with the very knowledgeable agents from the Fundación Oso Pardo.
Autumn sees me heading off to Cádiz once again for an invertebrate extravaganza in Andalucía, followed by two long weekends dedicated to the autumn moths of the Picos de Europa.
Spring in the Western Canaries
Tenerife and La Gomera offer an exceptional diversity of wildflowers, butterflies, dragonflies, reptiles and birds, many of which are found nowhere else in the world
6 - 13 March 2014
The Canary Islands are an ideal destination for people who like a little bit of everything, including winter sun! Almost every animal and plant we might find in the wildlife-rich arid coastal badlands, semi-tropical laurel forests and stately Canary Pinewoods will be new to UK naturalists. Opportunities to snorkel, plus cetaceans & seabirds on the ferry crossings. (Maximum 8 clients)
Wildlife of Almería
Wildflowers, butterflies, birds and general natural history of the arid south-eastern corner of Spain
1 - 8 May 2014
The arid badlands, varied coastal habitats and rugged volcanic mountains of Almería's Cabo de Gata Natural Park are the perfect spring destination for the all-round naturalist, harbouring unique communities of flora, butterflies, dragonflies and other invertebrates, plus reptiles galore and some of Europe's most charismatic birds. We'll also be exploring other legendary protected areas nearby, such as Tabernas and Punta Entinas-Sabinar. (Maximum 8 clients)
Springtime in Extremadura
A profusion of flora, invertebrates, reptiles & amphibians and birds in the environs of the Monfragüe National Park and the Llanos de Cáceres
13- 20 May 2014
A visit to Extremadura in the spring surely has to rate as one of Europe's finest all-round wildlife experiences, providing a wealth of photographic opportunities. Not only are the raptors and other birds simply out of this world, but the array of less 'popular' creatures is also fabulous, and all set against one of the most colourful spring floral displays in Spain. (Maximum 8 clients)
Sierra de Grazalema
Late-spring wildflowers, butterflies, birds and other wildlife of western Andalucía
29 May - 5 June 2014
The Sierra de Grazalema is one of south-western Spain's natural wonders. In early June, the flora and fauna of these magnificent limestone mountains is perhaps at its best, offering us the opportunity to track down some of the unique plants that occur here, as well as a good range of butterflies and dragonflies, many reptiles & amphibians, and a fine selection of colourful Mediterranean birds. Don't forget your camera! (Maximum 8 clients)
A Feast of Flowers
Orchids and other botanical treasures of the Picos de Europa
10 - 17 June 2014
Flower-rich haymeadows, ancient forests and high-altitude rock-gardens in the spectacular limestone mountains of the Picos de Europa harbour more than 1500 species of vascular plants, including orchids galore at this time of year, as well as many plants unique to northern Spain. Enabling us to observe a wealth of animal life too, this very popular spring botanical tour is now in its ninth year. Early booking is advisable as there are only a few places left. (Maximum 8 clients)
Discover the fabulous mid-summer diversity of birds, butterflies & moths, dragonflies and wildflowers of northern Spain, in association with professional ornithologist and photographer Jeff Clarke
22 June - 1 July 2014
The timing of this two-base, ten-day tour will enable us to encounter many of the more emblematic mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians, butterflies and moths, dragonflies and wildflowers that thrive in the Picos de Europa, complemented by the very different community of animals and plants that inhabits the limestone plateaux further south. (Maximum 14 clients)
Two bases in stunning mountain landscapes, for 100+ butterflies and several hundred macromoths
3 - 12 July 2014
We will investigate first the meadows, forests and alpine habitats of the Cantabrian sector of the Picos de Europa (154 species of butterflies & more than 750 macromoths, with my terrace frequently coming in the top half-dozen sites in Europe during European Moth Nights), followed by four nights in the Valdeón valley - another Picos Lepidoptera hotspot - further west. Photographic opportunities abound! (Maximum 8 clients)
Wildlife of the Catalan Pyrenees
butterflies, dragonflies, flowers and birds of La Cerdanya
17 - 24 July 2014
This part of the eastern Pyenees is considered to be one of the richest parts of Spain for wildlife, hosting an exceptional flora typical of both limestone and acid bedrock. Notable birds include Lammergeier, Citril Finch and Rock Thrush, for example, with Alpine Marmots in boulder chokes and an unbelievable wealth of butterflies (more than 100 species, guaranteed!), day-flying burnet moths, dragonflies and other invertebrates closer at hand. (Maximum 8 clients
Introduce your children to the plants and animals of the mountains of northern Spain this summer
2 - 9 August 2014
A fun-filled family holiday designed to bring children into close contact with the abundant wildlife of the spectacular limestone mountains of the Picos de Europa. Although the emphasis is on invertebrates, particularly butterflies, beetles, crickets and dragonflies, there will also be plenty of opportunity for encounters with mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians, as well as to swim in a mountain lake and spend a day at the beach. 20% discount for children under 14. (Maximum 8 clients)
In Search of the Littlest Grizzly: Cantabrican Brown Bears in Somiedo Natural Park
A week spent observing these endangered mammals amid the superb mountain scenery of western Asturias, plus an abundance of other late-summer wildlife
24 - 31 August 2014
This is one of the best times to spot Brown Bears in Somiedo, and in order to make the most of this opportunity we'll be accompanied throughout the week by one or more wardens from the Fundación Oso Pardo, who will take us to the top localities to observe these magnificent plantigrades and other wildlife. Check out last year's bear fest! (Maximum 8 clients)
Autumn moth weekends in the Picos de Europa
Four-night stays in a superb locality for nocturnal lepidoptera, with daily excursions in search of butterflies, orthoptera and other wildlife
25 - 29 September 2014; 23 - 27 October 2014
Simply the best of the autumn moth fauna! The 2013 September trip turned up almost 200 macromoths, including such emblematic species as Jersey Tiger, Clifden Nonpareil (+9 other Catocala species!), Feathered, Bordered & Beautiful Gothics, Orache Moth, Smoky Bloom and Pyrenean Runic Carpet. Plenty of autumn butterflies too. (Maximum 8 clients)
Autumn in Andalucía
An invertebrate extravaganza in Cádiz, SW Spain, with birds, reptiles, amphibians and autumn-flowering bulbs on the side
7 - 14 October 2014
The primary focus of this tour is to take a close look at the butterflies, moths, dragonflies and other invertebrates of the region, with expected highlights including Green Hooktail, Orange-winged & Violet Dropwings, Long Skimmer, Northern Banded Groundling, Zeller's Skipper, Monarch, Plain Tiger, Two-tailed Pasha and Mediterranean, Dwarf European & Giant African Mantises. Mandrakes, Sea Squill and several species of autumn-flowering narcissus among the flora. (Maximum 8 clients)
Daily Wildlife Walks in the Picos de Europa
Daily excursions in search of birds, butterflies and wildflowers
throughout 2014
If you're on holiday in the Picos, why not join me to explore the natural wonders of these mountains for a day? Children are particularly welcome.
Please click on the tour that interests you for more details and feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
I have also organised many private excursions over the years, with the emphasis on wildflowers, butterflies and moths,
birdwatching and even Romanesque architecture. As such, I would be happy to discuss the possibility of designing a tour focused on your particular interests, so if the idea appeals to you, please get in touch.


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It was an ugly week for most of the Bears and the rookies were no exception. It had been a great run so far for the Bears rookie O-linemen, but they struggled with the Lions D-line Sunday as both rookies committed their first penalties and played their worst overall game to date. Here are the grisly details:
Kyle Long: A road match-up against Ndamakong Suh is a nightmare for anyone, much less a rookie playing in his 4th overall game. For the first time all year, Long was beat physically and technically as Suh was able to put constant pressure on Cutler and collected two sacks and a forced fumble. Long actually slowed Suh up for a few seconds on a both sacks, but Jay Cutler held the ball longer than he should have and Suh eventually got to him. Despite Suh's gaudy stat line, Long didn't embarrass himself and was able to at least make things difficult for Suh. I think it was a learning experience for Long in that he wasn't able to overpower Suh physically and found his technique lacking a bit. Hopefully he will learn from the experience, improve his technique, and battle Suh to a draw in their week 10 rematch.
Jordan Mills: Mills had the easier matchup (Lions DEs Willie Young & Isreal Idonije) but didn't fare nearly as well. He played decent in the first half despite committing his first of two penalties on the day (false start), but Mills fell apart in the 4th quarter as the Lions DEs were able to go after Cutler full-bore knowing the Bears were in pass only mode. Mills got beat repeatedly to the tune of 6 hurries and a holding penalty. Mills was given a (-5) grade by Pro Football Focus which is a far cry from the +3.4 grade Mills put up in week 1. I'm not ready to give up on Mills, but he seems to regressing a bit since his strong showing in the opener.
Jon Bostic: Bostic recorded a special teams tackle on the game ending onside kick. It looked like a bit of a cheap shot as Lions WR Kris Durham had already secured the ball and Bostic may be fined by the league. It was another week with no defensive reps for Bostic. At this point I think it would take a DJ Williams injury or an absolute blowout to get Bostic on the field on defense.
Kaseem Greene LB: Played on special teams but didn't record a tackle.
Michael Ford RB: This was the first week Ford that was active and he played solely on special teams. Ford made an instant impact by recovering Devin Hester's 1st quarter fumble, but then in the 2nd quarter missed a tackle on Lions return man Michael Spurlock that he ran back 57 yards to the Bears 22 yard line. Ford was the first man down on coverage and got his hands on Spurlock but couldn't bring him down. It was good hustle by Ford to get there with the ball, since it was a poor line drive punt by Podlesh with little hang-time, but giving up 57 yards on a punt return hurts.
Cornelius Washington DE: Washington was on the field for at least one play as he missed a tackle on Reggie Bush right before the infamous hurdle over Major Wright (proof above). I'm not placing any blame on Washington as the whole defense was bad, but that was the only time I saw him on the field.
CJ Wilson CB: I was surprised to see Wilson active this week. It was the first time Wilson was active all season and he saw the field on special teams but didn't record a tackle.
David Bass DE: Another surprise addition to the active roster that didn't see much time on the field if any.
Joe Anderson WR – It was Anderson's first inactive of the season and I think it had more to do with the Bears needing some extra DE depth then a reflection of Anderson's ability.
Zach Minter DT – I thought Minter had a good chance to see the field in week 4 due to Henry Melton's injury, but he was inactive like he's been for every game this year. I still think he will get a chance to play this season unless new DT Landon Cohen makes an impact.
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Since name tags are a necessity for a reunion, they can double as gifts if you make them special. Rent or borrow a button-maker to create permanent name tags and use yearbook pictures with names handwritten underneath. Or, make buttons that celebrate the reunion itself with the graduation year, the participant's name, and a photo of the high school at the time of the graduation.
Cheap Class Reunion Gifts
A class reunion committee on a budget needs to come up with ideas for inexpensive gifts that are also memorable and fun. The best gifts reflect the theme of the event, stimulate conversation, or give participants a small token to remember the day. Any inexpensive gift will sparkle when you choose bright colors and use a liberal dose of shiny glitter.
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Use high school mementos to make centerpieces for each table. If possible, use items from the school itself, such as school stickers and patches that you can strew over the tabletop along with glitter and streamers in the school colors. Some high schools may even donate items with the school logos to the reunion committee, such as pencils with the school logo, which you can arrange in colorful bouquets. For an activity and a gift, gather classmates together for a photo in front of the school, or in front of a school banner you've borrowed for the reunion.
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Big cookies with the graduation year printed in icing, candy suckers or mini-candy bars with a school sticker pasted onto each one or a bag of jelly beans in the school colors all add a festive tone to giveaways. If you have lots of time, create chocolate molds of a school mascot figurine by first making an impression of the figure in a pan filled with packed brown sugar and then pouring in melted chocolate. Wrap the gifts with colorful cellophane paper and ribbon in the school colors and include a tag printed with the graduation year with a brightly colored glitter pen.
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Frank Pepe's
Has the pizza at Frank Pep's gotten better. Have they gotten there act together.
re: iluvcookies
Whenever I've been to either Pepe's in CT, they were both also excellent.
Glad to hear the one in Yonkers is equally good -- I'm waiting for the novelty to wear off or the warm weather to come, whichever comes first.
have been to yonkers twice now, pepperoni (my way to judge) both times and it has improved, but nowheres near pepe's best. i am having doubts that they ever will, each person has just one job, one assembles, another puts in oven and still another takes out, also the handler never once shuffled the pies in the oven, only lifted to check the doneness
re: rich51
I liked it - but with reservations. The crust on one pie was not just well done as requested - but burnt. The toppings were wrong on both pies and we waited twice as long as all the tables seated near us. We were joking that the reason for the wait was that they were plucking the chickens for our chicken topping. And one minor complaint - the tables are too far from the benches (and immovable - they're bolted to the floor) so you feel like you're sitting too far from the table. Watch those drips...
re: surman
Finally got there. A minimal wait and a good seating. Service was prompt and pleasant, and not grumpy. The wine, of course, is in the same silly little glass.
The pizza? Well, I haven't had Al'Antica's, but Pepe's is the best pizza Westchester has to offer right now. Yes, it was that good, but...DH said it wasn't as good as Wooster St. or, he 'thinks', as Fairfield.
We didn't order them well done, so they came out perfect. The sausage and mushroom cheese pie came out first, and had a nice char. The white clam was also cooked perfectly, but DH said there was an indefinable 'something' that was different.
Since I didn't find that with either pie, I stand by this location for my Pepe's fix in the future. You can't see the oven from your seat and the waitress wasn't grumpy, but it didn't require a 90 minute drive or an hour wait, either. And at $46., there was no bank loan required to get out of the place. Thank you, heirs of Frank Pepe, for the forward thinking.
re: anonymouse1935
Hands down best pizza around. We used to road trip it to New Haven just for a pie.
re: mamas girl
It sure is. It was almost as good all week as leftovers.
re: anonymouse1935
ate there this week did a small clam extra garlic spinach and mozz- good eats
re: KarenNYC
How many times have you been to Yonkers?
I'll take my chances with Yonkers, the pies were just fine when I went, the best in Westchester.
re: anonymouse1935
We ate in Yonkers last week and it was excellent. The crust was perfect. It's the best PIzza we've had in the area since DeRosa's (at the firehouse) in Westport, CT closed. We'll go back again and again.
re: KarenNYC
We ate at Yonkers a few weeks ago, and the waitress actually told the pizza makers to re-do one of our pies because she felt it was too blackened. We waited a few extra minutes, and the pizza that came out was done to a T. This was my fourth visit, and each of the pies has been just about perfect.
re: KarenNYC
DH and I have been to the Yonkers location no less than a dozen times in the past 2 months. Pizza hasn't been undercooked at all, in fact they have been excellent.
Traveling to New Haven for a pizza just isn't a reasonable option on a weeknight.
I grew up in Westchester and my mom is still there. The most baffling thing is that to this day... there are very few good restaurants to go to. But one thing has been consistent - Central Avenue sucks. The stretch has seen the likes of Fudrucker's, Uno, and McDonald's come and go. When an old school diner is the best thing on the block - you know you're in trouble. Along comes FRANK PEPE'S. I was pretty skeptical. But for Westchester? This is a godsend. Seriously. Thin crust pizza - sauce that isn't too sweet - really simple toppings - the mushrooms aren't canned, which I can't say for many pizza joints out in the burbs. It's in fact Brooklyn quality (as a current Brooklynite I'm biased). The Foxon soda is good too - try the lemon lime. The photos on the wall of founder Frank and his family are great. But in truth the ambiance is nothing to write home about -- lights are really bright - but the pizza sure is great and you don't need that much ambiance in a pizza joint. Thank's to Frank and family.
re: brooklynbyotch
I agree, brooklynbyotch. I find it incredible that, in the 21st century, Westchester is such a vast wasteland of outstanding restaurants, even actually of very good restaurants. It barely has a decent showing of good restaurants. It DOES have a plethora of overpriced restaurants, though, so I assume that is something.
But yes, isn't it wonderful that we don't have to travel to New Haven for outstanding pizza? Another conundrum (in addition to the paucity of Asian restaurants and the utter lack of a Vietnamese restaurant) is the lack of great pizza in Westchester. WESTchester, for pity sake, which isn't all that far from Mulberry Street.
At any rate, Frank Pepe's fills the bill and the gaping chasm that was outstanding pizza in Westchester. Kudos to his heirs for having the foresight to come to lower Westchester.
Now, if Paul has really returned to Hunan Village in Hartsdale, there will at least be ONE outstanding Asian restaurant.
re: anonymouse1935
A paucity of Asian restaurants? You've got to be kidding. What we have is a surfeit, an overabundance, and a superfluity. I will agree that there is a lack of specific Asian cuisines, like Vietnamese, but there seems to be an Asian bistro of some type around every corner. And I agree with you on Pepe's -- a wonderful pizza and IMHO a VAST improvement over any other pizza in the county.
re: roxlet
True, a surfeit of sushi places, some very good, some only okay.
I meant Chinese restaurants, of which there are very few really good ones in Westchester.
re: anonymouse1935
And god forbid there be a good Thai place...
re: anonymouse1935
Not about Frank Pepe, but Hunan Village.
I stopped in to ask and Paul does not work at Hunan Village II in Hartsdale. The hostess told me he retired.
re: brooklynbyotch
(LOL) WESTCHESTER'S DIRTY LITTLE SECRET, very few good restaurants.surprisingly though, the pizzas have markedly improved if one is willing to enjoy non- ny style. .lincoln lounge and johnnies (too pricey though), in mt. vernon. anthony's coal fired in wp., (gasp) even f&f are all good for what they are or are not , also the place in armonk and down 22 by north white plains are great goto places, not destinations, but vg if in the area. also the place across from f&f in hartsdale and even colony - so still close to westchester
re: rich51
Which place in Armonk?
re: wincountrygirl
i think it is just called broadway pizza, but that may be the one on 22 by north white plains. i think it is the only one in their downtown 8 or 9 stores, and they are right in the middle of the block, again not great but vg and worth stopping at (imho) about 1 1/2 blocks up the main st. from village hall. been there a long time used to grab a slice before going to schultz's for cider and donuts ~sighs~
I went to Pepe's last night in Yonkers for the first time. To start the ambiance is very cafeteria style
and the way they serve the food on those huge metal plates was interesting. There is an extremely limited menu and my opinion on the place......... I like it! it's a little quirky but that's the instant appeal.
Now here is a question I have for everyone, since we over ordered there was a ton of pizza left over. So the next day I put my pizza with broccoli, mushrooms and spinach on a wire rack in the toaster oven and when it was done it was better than the night before! Anyone ever experience this . It was truly awesome. I'm taking it to go next time and throwin it in the fridge for the next day.
re: Agapimou
Pepe's pizza reheats particularly well. I was there Saturday night with people who were trying it for the first time. They were out of clams so I was forced to broaden my horizons. We ordered salads, a sm anchovy, sm mushroom, spinach, and gorgonzola, sm white shrimp and a sm sausage and pepperoni. I had not tried the shrimp pizza before, it was delicious. The first timers loved the pizza and the salad. We had our leftover pizza tonight. I reheated the pizza on a pre heated sheet pan (because I dropped our pizza stone a while back and have not replaced it yet)
re: Agapimou
Good to know I am not hte only one - in Westchester for me its pretty mucha tie between Pepe's and Al Antica, but Pepe's wins by far for best leftover pizza
re: Bloombee
another good way to reheat pepe's and some others is in a hot fry pan, cooking it from the bottom up, and with pepe's enough oil oozes through to both crisp and "fry" it, i think that is why it reheats so well
Drag. Pepe's white clam pie is a family tradition of some 20 years. A couple of times a year we've converged from different directions on New Haven Pepe's. The consistency swing has ranged from 8.5 to 10. We've had Yonkers pies around 4 times. they've ranged from 7.5 to 9. This Sunday I had a pie that was maybe 5. That's generous. Clams were overcooked, a bit sparse, with a crust that was light brown, over all. This tells me the oven was not hot enough---I want clams just barely done with some char and blistering on the crust. This was just simply overcooked at less than scorching temps. It was quite dry, too.
I also took home a red cheese pie that reheated well, as we know they do, that was better but not stellar. This experience was very disappointing. It makes me wonder if they are playing down to Westchester realities---that they can get away with mediocrity that they could never get by with in New Haven (I grew up in Lower W'chester and have no huge respect for its cultural attributes). I'd love to learn that it was an off day. Like it or not, I will judge Pepe's by Pepe's standards and while in the past the Yonkers Pepe's was pretty damn close to real Pepe's and was well beyond satisfactory, this experience was barely even a pale imitation of Pepe's.
re: kdgchow
Excellent. That's what I want to hear. Thank you for reporting that.
re: PookieMom
I 100% agree, PookieMom. We'd never gone to a Pepe's location and were so looking forward to it. I don't know if Danbury is better or worse than any others, but it was just overwhelmingly "eh" to us. As you say, the pizza isn't bad; it's perfectly fine. But I didn't get the paroxysms of pleasure I was anticipating given everything I'd been reading about Pepe's for years now.
Honestly, my favorite Westchester pizza right now is humble JT Straw's in Port Chester. The fact that it's about three doors away from my house doesn't hurt, I guess, although I'm having to run quite a few more miles each week currently to counteract the damage...
re: Mrs.Sean
I thought Yonkers was better than Danbury. I had a coupon for a free pizza for my wife's birthday from them, but unfortunately their birthday deal requires you to go ON your birthday (unlike other places that let you go a week before or after) and since it was a Monday I did not get to use it.
i was lucky enough to have my sister go to college in new haven & wed say we were coming to see here but it was really just for pancakes at Chip's & pizza at Pepe's. wed get a pie with chicken, onions & roasted red peppers- SO GOOD.
never been to their yonkers location & may have to make the trip, its a lil closer
Inspired by the comments in this string, we tried Pepe's in Yonkers for lunch yesterday. The pizzas were much larger than anticipated (and quite good), but I knew not to worry about taking some home. We reheated it at home today and it was still very good. I heated my pizza stone and dropped the slices on for about 8 to 10 minutes. I had some basil growing on the window sill, so that was a plus.
I finally made it to Pepe's and thoroughly enjoyed a small pie with bacon. The pie was excellent, with a very tasty and crispy crust. The one thing I will point out with the bacon is that if you like it well done/crispy, then Pepe's isn't going to be the place to get bacon as a topping.
re: ltlevy
Finally got to Pepe's last night and I did like the pizza. My husband is allergic to dairy to he had an individual tomato pie with bacon and roasted peppers. His was fantastic. My folks and I shared a large cheese pie with roasted peppers and here was my problem - the crust was unevely stretched out. Parts were the wonderful thin crust I love - and made that part of the pie terrific, and some parts were way to thick and doughy - did not like those parts at all. Maybe next time we'll opt for smalls all around!
re: wincountrygirl
Ask for your pizza well done (but not burnt) and this seems to help.
re: demifast
Good idea - I do that everywhere else - don't know why I didnt' last night!
re: pabboy
Dunno but they sold out by 2:30 -- 1500 of them, so they won't be hurting for a while! Although it says it's for dine-in only, the Groupon person said they can be used for takeout. If that is correct (and I have no reason to believe it's not), I will be definitely getting mine to go, especially since people have reported that it reheats well.
re: MisterBill2
I bought one at 8:00 in the morning. I love Groupon.
re: valerie
I bought one too...can't wait to use it!
re: scarsdalesurprise
Darn it! Chowhound should have a listing of all the food deals when they become available. My email box is already full and I would hate to sign up for all those Groupon type websites. By the time I read this, they were all sold out :(
re: valerie
I'm going to try to use it for takeout later today.. I'll report back if it works.
re: MisterBill2
I was able to use my Groupon for takeout. I called them to get some info and did not place the order but I asked about using the Groupon and was told I could use it for takeout. Then when I called back a half hour later to place the order, the guy said I wasn't supposed to use it for takeout, but they'd take it this time only. So YMMV on using it for takeout. The good news is they ring it in as a store credit, so you save sales tax on $20!
re: chowdom
Were they small or large? I'm thinking that I'll get smalls from now on - maybe that will avoid the thick spots in the crust. My husbands small was outstanding.
re: wincountrygirl
The tomato was large the gorgonzola small, both were great. They are not consistent with the way they cook the pies but they will honor any request. I prefer small pies generally and rarely order any other size.
re: chowdom
Thanks Chowdom.
re: chowdom
I love their spinach mushroom gorgonzola pies. I never though of adding bacon, but you just made my weekend!
re: broosewee
With or without bacon it is a delicious pie!


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American Fork • There was only one rule at the 2012 Independence Day party: No underage drinking allowed.
For most, it was easy enough to follow. But the defiance of one 15-year-old may have gotten the host killed, guests testified in 4th District Court this week.
That night, Keenan John Thompson rushed to the aid of his younger cousin, who had been confronted by guests at the party, prosecutors said.
In court on Thursday, Thompson pleaded not guilty to four charges in the fatal stabbing of William "K.C." Wright.
Thompson, 29, is charged with first-degree felony murder, second-degree felony obstruction of justice and third-degree felony counts of possession of a firearm by a restricted person and possession or use of a controlled substance.
Judge Thomas Low ordered Thompson to stand trial on the charges after hearing testimony from several witnesses who were at the party in July.
It all started when a neighbor came to the house to ask the partygoers to quiet down, testified Carston Terry, a friend of Wright's.
The 15-year-old had come with an older woman. After Wright assured her they would be quiet and moved the party inside the house, the teen continued to sneak in and take beers from the home, Terry said.
He was asked to stop, told to leave.
"He kept trying to drink," testified Amanda Calton, another partygoer. "He was going and stealing beer, and he was being very disrespectful and rude. ... He got kicked out of the party a few times, because he wasn't welcome there. He wasn't old enough."
Amy Anderson, who was also at the party, said she and several others exchanged heated words with the teen until Wright intervened.
"He was trying to be the peacekeeper," Anderson said of Wright. "He was trying to explain to this little boy why he couldn't be there."
But it wasn't enough.
As the party began to wind down, witnesses said, the teen began to yell threats from across the street.
"The kid said his cousin was coming to kill all of us," Terry said. "We didn't really take him seriously."
Minutes later, a car came to a screeching halt in front of the house. Terry said he and Wright thought there had been an accident, that someone who had been drinking tried to drive home.
They went outside to investigate.
Thompson was seated in the front seat of the car as Wright began to approach, Terry said.
"K.C. had his arms out like, 'Hey, man, everything's fine. Everything's OK. Nothing happened,' " Terry said. "That's when I seen him — Keenan — get out of the car."
According to a probable cause statement, Thompson told police that a man rushed toward him as he exited his car, so he grabbed a knife and began "swinging at the male with his fists," the document states.
Terry testified Thompson did a "360-type motion" and spun toward Wright. He didn't see any blows exchanged, he said, but he heard the "ting" of metal before Thompson moved away from Wright and climbed back in his car.
John Clements, who called Wright his best friend, said he didn't see the fight either. He didn't know anything was wrong until he heard several women scream.
His best friend was lying in the street, Clements testified. Clements lay down next to him, lowering his cheek to Wright's face.
"There was so much blood," Clements testified. "I stayed there with him 'till he took his last breath."
Thompson told police that he didn't know whether he had cut Wright in the scuffle, but witnesses said he didn't stick around to find out.
Thompson and his younger cousin got into his car and drove to Spanish Fork, prosecutors said. Along the way, Thompson threw the knife out the car window and stripped off a layer of clothes — he was wearing another shirt and pants — and put the top layer in a Dumpster, according to court documents.
In Spanish Fork, the teen said, Thompson "freaked out" and said, "I hope I didn't kill him."
Wright died of stab wounds to his throat and abdomen, documents state.
Defense attorneys did not call any witnesses nor make any arguments against the charges, but they did raise the issue that Thompson is a Navy veteran who suffered "an incident on board an aircraft carrier that was very traumatic."
Defense attorney Craig Bainum said they are investigating whether Thompson's post-traumatic stress disorder may have played a role in the stabbing.
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Name: Michelle Higgins
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How do you style the Hot Tail Tubular?: I style my hot tail with anything it fits under, it's the perfect layering piece!
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Robin Thicke, Chaka Khan, Charlie Wilson headline V103 anniversary show
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Robin Thicke wants to head back to the recording studio, but first he's headed to Chicago this weekend for a concert. | AP
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As the dust presumably settles on "Blurred Lines," singer Robin Thicke is making one thing perfectly clear in a recent interview with the Associated Press: He'd like to hit the studio to record a "country album, a Christmas album, a gospel album! ... I'm ready to make four albums
right now."
But first, he's headed to Chicago for Saturday's V103-FM 25th anniversary concert at the Allstate Arena. The lineup also features Bell Biv Devoe, Charlie Wilson and Chaka Khan.
And as the radio station celebrates the milestone, Herb "The Cool Gent" Kent — the city's longest-running voice on urban radio and a V103 (WVAZ-FM) DJ since 1989 — will be celebrating a personal milestone: He turns 85 on Saturday.
He is a voice from a grand canyon of soul.
The lines are not that blurred between old school and the contemporary sound of Thicke, which draws on '70s disco rhythms.
"If I was a writer I would step back to get some of the old stuff too," Kent said. "Because what is old is new."
V103 targets a 25 to 54 age group. Derrick Brown, director of urban programming (V103, WGCI and Inspiration 1390) said, "We're in for the whole family. The music that we play brings back memories and creates new ones."
But the influence of hip-hop and rap cannot be ignored in the evolution of rhythm and blues.
Kent explained, "Music reflects how we live. It was time for rap. I don't know if God sends it to us or what, but I remember when [The Sugar Hill Gang's] 'Rapper's Delight' came in (1979), I had never seen anything hit like that. Music reflects what we're doing, but it is good to go back to the dusties and revisit times gone by."


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This handheld, Windows 7-based computer has been connected using a Samsung USB dongle and can be tracked and connected to by the dispatcher. In the demonstration scenario, emergency medicine crews would carry such a unit in their vehicles, connecting with the dispatcher via LTE.
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If a patient requests help, the dispatcher can identify which emergency staff are within the area (notated with the yellow square) and feed them information about the incident while the emergency crew is on the way. This can not only improve diagnosis, but save invaluable time and facilitate communications with support staff: for example, a doctor who can provide treatment advice via live video-conference and sharing of x-rays or other images.
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In the third demonstration, a wireless security environment is able to instantly relay live video to the handheld PC (or, in practice, any other end point) at full resolution via LTE. Operators can control the cameras, record video and otherwise interact with the security system.
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