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Located on a quiet street between First and Second Avenues sits Dopo East perched between two beautiful apartments with rustic wooden doors for entrances. The small, quaint bar sits to your right as you enter the restaurant and leads to the back dining room where you are first greeted by a baby Grand piano and vocals by a young and talented singer. Through the 15 table setup is a beautiful back garden decorated with colorful, hanging lanterns and whimsical greenery.
As the hostess prepared our table we decided to start our evening with a glass of Prosecco. We were seated at a corner table right in front of the piano player, front and center. It was a lovely Friday evening, sipping on sparkling white wine, listening to the pianist play and of course browsing over the menu to see what our taste buds were craving. As I looked of the insalate and antipasti options, I knew I was in the mood for something wholesome and light to start our meal. We chose the Insalata Di Crescione to start ($14), which consisted of watercress, hearts of palm, Belgian endive, avocado, roasted pine nuts and dressed in a light citrus dressing. This was the perfect way to start the evening with a zesty yet light salad that paired just right with our Prosecco. The pine nuts gave just the right amount of buttery flavor with a bit of bite. We also ordered the Carpaccio di Bosco ($18). A heartier starter made up of Portobello carpaccio, wild arugula, mozzarella and drizzled with aged balsamic. The thinly sliced Portobello was super meaty without the heaviness of actual beef. And the mozzarella was fresh, creamy and paired perfectly with the sliced funghi.
As I surveyed the room I noticed lots of neighborhood regulars chatting with their servers on a first name basis and laughing with the entertainment. Although Dopo has a fine-dining feel, I could easily tell that the space is a weekly go-to for many in the neighborhood. Servers were friendly and were able to suggest a delicious glass of house Cabernet that would pair perfectly with our entree choices.
After browsing the menu, my guest and I decided to share two dishes. We started with the Bistecca Alla Griglia ($30), 28 days dry aged rib-eye steak, green scallion puree, porcini mushrooms, rosemary potatoes and aged balsamic vinegar. The steak came out perfectly prepared as medium rare and large enough for the both of us to share. The green scallion puree gave just the right amount of mild flavor to season the steak. The rosemary potatoes were cooked just right, soft on the inside, but crispy on the out. Next came out a beautiful piece of Branzino in Padella ($29), pan-seared sea bass filet, green asparagus, fresh corn, turnips and almond gremolada. The sea bass was extremely light and had a sweetness from the fresh corn and slivered almonds. We loved this dish. The sea bass melted in your mouth and was just the right amount of crisp on the outer edges. The plate presentation of the sea bass was beautiful and reminded me of traditional meals seen in Florence, Italy.
As if a delicious dinner wasn't enough, chef Patrizio D'Andrea came to our table greeting us with his bright blonde hair, thick Italian accent, fresh vibe and delectable desserts. We couldn't believe how young the man behind the food was. Maybe because all of the dishes reminded me of of home cooked food that my grandmother would prepare. From a rich tiramisu to a chocolatey display of mousse and fresh berries, both were the right choices to end our evening. I sipped on my after dinner drink of Amaro and took my last bite of tiramisu. As the piano player played his last melody, we wrapped up our evening of fresh, authentic eats and fine wine. A large party began to empty out in the back and the garden was in perfect view. It was glistening in the dark as the lanterns swung and illuminated the entire back area. We could have continued our evening out back, a truly breathtaking view!
Dopo East is opened for dinner Tuesday through Saturday. I would recommend visiting Dopo for a special occasion or for a quaint evening out on the town. In the summer the back garden is a dream, perfect for a romantic evening filled with homemade Southern Italian cooking and great entertainment.
Dopo East: 345 E 62nd St, New York, NY 10065. Tel: 646.484.6548.


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The Wizarding World of Harry Potter expansion is scheduled to open this summer, and judging by the new vacation package offered by Universal Orlando Resort, things are moving along right on track.
With an all-new theme park area being constructed at Universal Studios Florida, the Wizarding World will jump to two theme parks. Diagon Alley, the London domain of Harry's wizard and witch pals, will open with a major new attraction in Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringott's, immersive theming, and multiple shopping and dining outlets so that guests can take home a piece of the wizardry. Diagon Alley will be connected with Universal's Islands of Adventure park, home to the Hogsmeade and Hogwarts section of the Wizarding World, with the Hogwarts Express, a gleaming new train attraction.
Visiting both Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade will require park-to-park tickets, which start at $144.84 for a one-day adult ticket with tax.
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- 4-night hotel accommodations
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The package is available select dates from late June to December at a variety of hotels, including Universal Orlando's on-site hotels. Guests can select from the Loews-managed Universal Orlando Resort hotels, including the Loews Royal Pacific Resort and the Loews Portofino Bay Hotel, as well as the Hard Rock Hotel and the all-new Cabana Bay Beach Resort. Deluxe on-site hotel packages start at $199 per adult, per night, including tax; Cabana Bay starts at $135 per adult, per night.
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Fox News 8/31/07 NASA: Global Warming to Cause More Severe Tornadoes, Storms
Flint Journal 8/31/07 Fenton videographers deliver tornado show-and-tell
News-Press 8/31/07 Governor to visit area hit by February tornadoes
Insurance Journal 8/31/07 Poolman: N.D. Tornado Damage to Exceed $27 Million
Hometown Life 8/30/07 Sagebrush in Fenton untouched by tornado
Fremont Tribune 8/30/07 Weather service says tornado caused damage in Uehling
Devils Lake Journal 8/29/07 Former area teacher survives the Northwood tornado
County Press 8/29/07 No one injured as tornado cuts path through Hadley
Bismarck Tribune 8/28/07 1 dead, 18 injured in tornado
USA Today 8/28/07 Northwood tornado rated EF-4
WTOL 8/28/07 Michigan couple lose home to tornado, then lose belongings to looters
USA Today 8/27/07 N.D. tornado kills one, wreaks havoc on city
Fox News 8/26/07 Power Outages, Flooding Rampant As Tornadoes Batter Midwest
Detroit Free Press 8/26/07 1 monster twister struck 3 counties
Oakland Press 8/26/07 Tornado causes major damage in Holly
MLive.com 8/26/07 26,000 without power after Michigan storms spawn tornadoes
WWMT 8/25/07 Another Tornado Hits West Michigan
Detroit Free Press 8/25/07 Homes damaged, streets flooded after tornadoes, storms rake area
Columbus Dispatch 8/25/07 Storms spawn funnel clouds, damaging winds
WZZM 8/24/07 Tornado Hits Eaton County
MSNBC 8/24/07 2 tornadoes touch down in Montcalm County
MLive.com 8/24/07 131,000 without power after Mich. storms spawn tornado
KETV 8/23/07 NWS: Hastings Sees Tornado Touch Down
WZZM 8/23/07 Storm Damage from Montcalm Tornado
Weatherplus 8/22/07 Tornado Confirmed In Central Ohio Town
Marietta Times 8/22/07 Tornado didn't do damage
WKYC 8/21/07 Dealing with tornados: A quick guide for your family
ABS-CBN 8/19/07 Tornado blows Malabon roofs
CBS 8/19/07 14 Killed As Tornado Hits China Coast
BBC 8/19/07 Typhoon Sepat spurns a tornado in China
South Bend Tribune 8/16/07 Argos hit by tornado
WSBT 8/16/07 Tornado Leaves Path of Destruction
Brooklyn Downtown Star 8/15/07 Tornado Leaves Path of Destruction in Brooklyn
Our Valley 8/15/07 Tornado chaser embraces stormy weather
Brooklyn Daily Eagle 8/14/07 FEMA Tours Areas Hard-Hit By Brooklyn Tornado; Residents Hope for Assistance
Cleveland Plain Dealer 8/11/07 Tornado in Lodi takes away family farm
Centre Daily Times 8/11/07 Tornado struck in Pittsburgh's West End
NY1 8/11/07 Brooklynites, Some Displaced, Continue Tornado Clean-Up
CBS 21 8/11/07 National Weather Service says tornado hit Pittsburgh
Canada.com 8/11/07 No notice of tornado
USA Today 8/11/07 Tornado confirmed in wild NYC storms
MSNBC 8/10/07 Twisters, floods batter Ohio, Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Daily Eagle 8/9/07 Tornado Ravages Parts of Brooklyn
NY Daily News 8/9/07 Brooklyn becomes Tornado Alley
Asbury Park Press 8/8/07 Tornado strikes north of Manhattan
Newind Press 8/8/07 1 killed, 13 injured in Jajpur
GMA News 8/8/07 Tornado destroys 27 houses in Bulacan town
Times of India 8/6/07 Two students killed as tornado hits Myanmar school
Chicago Tribune 8/6/07 Tornado touches down near Romeoville
BBC 8/6/07 Tornado kills two in Myanmar, Southeast Asia
CNews 8/6/07 Tornado sighting in Manitoba
Chicago Suburban News 8/5/07 Small tornado touches down in Bolingbrook
Winnipeg Free Press 8/5/07 Photo shows tornado near The Pas
Sun.Star 8/4/07 Tornado destroys P5M worth of crops
CJOB News First 8/4/07 Tornado touches down near The Pas
KETV 8/4/07 Weather Spotter Sees Tornado In Cherry County
KCBD-TV 8/3/07 Tornado Touches Down In Lubbock After All
Time 8/3/07 Kansas Town Struggles After Tornado
ABC 8/2/07 Tornado sweeps through Tasmania's north west
BBC 8/2/07 'Mini-tornado' seen in Aberdeen
Stuff 8/1/07 Hoax tornado text lands Taranaki teen in court
Sun Star 8/1/07 Tornado hits 3 Candaba villages
CBC 7/31/07 Tornado's 'miracle baby' thanks the man who saved her
Star Phoenix 7/31/07 Tornado spotted
Stuff 7/31/07 Another twister hits Taranaki
CBC 7/28/07 Small tornado rips through Quebec town
Brownsville Herald 7/27/07 Tornado touchdown reported in Los Fresnos
Victoria Advocate 7/26/07 Tornado 'floated' above the bay
Perth Now 7/24/07 Mini tornado rips air conditioning off house
First Coast News 7/22/07 Tornado Touches Down on Flagler Beach
WESH.com 7/22/07 Tornado Spotted Off Flagler Coast
Stuff 7/22/07 Southeast Europe sizzles, north hit by storms, tornado
CBS 4 7/21/07 Caught On Video: Tornado Hits South Florida
Aylesbury Today 7/21/07 Tornado spotted over Aylesbury in freak storm
Local10.com 7/21/07 Official: Tornado Touches Down
Worcester Telegram 7/20/07 Tornado touches down
Gazette Online 7/20/07 Wednesday storm produced tornado in Linn County
WBZ Boston 7/20/07 Tornado Touches Down In New Braintree
KCRG 7/19/07 Tornado Confirmed in Northern Linn County Wednesday Night
Newsday 7/19/07 Soggy storm spawns tornado, called 'wake-up call' for Long Island
News-Press 7/19/07 Tornado takes NFM woman's roof, again
Connecticut Post 7/19/07 Tornado toches down in Thomaston
Daily Green 7/17/07 Leonardo DiCaprio Stars As Savior After Tornado
Baltimore Sun 7/17/07 Small tornado touched down in Harford
San Antonio Express 7/16/07 Tornado Rattles Homes
The Monitor 7/16/07 Weak tornado hits downtown McAllen
Local 7/15/07 Residents in lucky escape after tornado
Gainesville Sun 7/14/07 Tornado hits northern Florida naval station
Beatrice Daily Sun 7/14/07 Tornado misses homes, but hail makes a mess
Chicago Tribune 7/13/07 Storms Damage Homes, Crops in Nebraska
cbs4denver.com 7/13/07 Storm Chasing Family Gets Close To Weld Co Tornado
Greeley Tribune 7/12/07 Tornado reported in Ault
In Forum 7/11/07 Tornado near White Shield injures 4; destroys homes
Winnipeg Sun 7/11/07 Tornado north of Swan River, says Environment Canada
Lee's Summit Journal 7/10/07 Thieves strike: Trailer carrying supplies for tornado-ravaged town stolen
Muskogee Phoenix 7/10/07 No one hurt as tornado damages Warner buildings
London Free Press 7/10/07 Two 'probable' twisters probed
Standard 7/9/07 Tornado hits Flintshire
Denver Post 7/6/07 Tornado's wrath reveals time capsule
Stuff.co.nz 7/6/07 Twister's trail of destruction covers 140km
TVNZ 7/5/07 CD emergency as tornado swarm hits
Stuff 7/5/07 Tornados wreak havoc in the North Island
ABC13 7/5/07 Funnel clouds and tornado cause damage to Galveston
Radio New Zealand 7/5/07 Third tornado hits North Island
News-Leader.com 7/5/07 Tornado hits southwest of city
ABC News 7/4/07 Tornado kills 14, injures 146 in eastern China
Daily Mirror 7/2/07 Mini tornado lashes Anamaduwa
NewsOK.com 7/1/07 Storm chaser spins his hobby into tornado tour adventures
Daily Times 6/30/07 One killed in Myanmar tornado
Daily Mail 6/29/07 Tornado touches down in Mason County
Herald Record 6/29/07 Tornado reported Wednesday in Sparrowbush
WBBH 6/29/07 Funnel cloud caught on camera
Tribune Democrat 6/29/07 Tornado safety tips
WBAY 6/29/07 Infant Saves Family from Tornado
9News.com 6/28/07 Tornado sweeps down trees
Times Herald-Record 6/28/07 Storm spotter see tornado touch down
State Journal 6/27/07 Tornado May Have Touched Down in Mason County
CTV 6/26/07 Big Prairie cities need to worry about tornadoes
CBC 6/26/07 Horse electrocuted in Southern Alberta tornado
Fort Frances Times 6/26/07 Senior weathers tornado
Winnipeg Free Press 6/26/07 Tornado touches down in Ignace
Burnham-On-Sea News 6/26/07 Tornado spotted in skies near Burnham-On-Sea
Republic 6/25/07 To rebuild after tornado, town auctioning off its asset:
KEYE 6/24/07 Tornado Leaves 15 Homeless In Canada
CTV 6/24/07 More twisters touch down in southwestern Manitoba
KXMB 6/24/07 Tornado hits Upham farm
CBC Manitoba 6/24/07 More tornadoes hit southern Manitoba
Winnipeg Sun 6/23/07 Elie hammered
Des Moines Register 6/23/07 Storms batter state; tornado hits Norwalk
Decatur Daily 6/23/07 Trinity storm ruled a tornado
WCF Courier 6/22/07 Tornado hits central Iowa towns; flooding possible
Winnipeg Free Press 6/22/07 Tornado touches down near Elie
KTTC 6/21/07 Witnesses Say Tornado Ripped Through Town
Des Moines Register 6/21/07 Madison, Warren Counties under tornado warning
WMC 6/21/07 Small tornado damages 8-10 homes northwest of Van Buren
Parsons Sun 6/20/07 Tornado season requires safety plan
Rapid City Journal 6/20/07 Tornado causes some property damage
FOX Orlando 6/19/07 Tornado Flips Car, Damages House in Marion Co.
Shropshire Star 6/19/07 Tornado surprise sweeps county
KKTV 6/19/07 Tornado Touches Down In Pritchett
Rapid City Journal 6/18/07 Tornado causes some property damage
Grand Forks Herald 6/18/07 Tornado briefly touches down by Crookston
News and Stat 618/07 Bikers witness Cumbrian tornado
Temple Daily Telegram 6/18/07 Tornado touches down, damages homes in Cove
Rapid City Journal 6/17/07 Tornado spotted near Whitewood
Wichita Eagle 6/16/07 Woman thought her cat was lost in the tornado
KFDA 6/16/07 Tornado left scores of wayward pets
Shawano Leader 6/16/07 Tornado hit 'heart' of forest
The Gauntlet 6/16/07 Linkin Park Cancels Show After Tornado Hits Venue Injuring Fans
The Star 6/15/07 Tornado kills 2, damages hundreds of homes in central Vietnam
USA Today 6/15/07 Weak tornado touched down in Baltimore County
Muscatine Journal 6/14/07 Tornado transports piece of 60-year-old mail, family history
Wausau Daily Herald 6/14/07 Reid woman says working late saved her from tornado
WWL TV 6/13/07 Tornado, strong storms knock down trees, injures deputies in Covington
WBAY 6/13/07 Tornado Chase Caught on Camera
6/13/07 Tornado Spotted Touching Down In Maryland
Tampa Bay 10 6/11/07 Rare tornado caught on tape
KOB 6/10/07 Expert: Santa Fe tornado was 'land spout'
Albuquerque Tribune 6/10/07 Reports of twisters stir up central New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican 6/9/07 4:39 pm: Tornado sets down on La Bajada
KRQE 6/9/07 Two tornados touch down south of Santa Fe
Wisconsin State Journal 6/8/07 At least 5 tornadoes touch down in state
Brisbane Times 6/8/07 Tornado devastates Vietnamese villages
Red Cross 6/8/07 It's Tornado, Lightning, and Flood Season, Too
WKBT 6/8/07 NWS inspection team confirms tornado hit western MN
WBAY 6/8/07 Weather Service Labels White Lake Tornado an F-3
WQAD 6/707 "Tornado magnet" has learned from its stormy past
6/7/07 Tornado touches down near Elizabeth as storm hits Otter Tail Cty
Journal and Courier 6/6/07 Center Point tornado causes minor damage
630 CHED 6/5/07 Tornado Touchdown
Fort Wayne News Sentinel 6/5/07 Tornado causes minor damage in western Indiana
KTUU 6/4/07 Tornado-torn Kansas town slowly rebuilds
Journal Times 6/3/07 Multiple tornadoes touch down in Grant County
WOI 6/3/07 Tornado causes $2.7 million in infrastructure damage
Muscatine Journal 6/3/07 'It's pretty devastating' - Muscatine residents' shock and awe follow tornado's path
ABC News 6/2/07 Eastern Iowa Towns Clean Up From Twister
CNN 6/2/07 Tornado pounds eastern Iowa towns
Des Moines Register 6/1/07 Funnels roar through eastern Iowa
WXIX 6/1/07 Cincinnati Ranked First For Tornado-Prone Cities
Red Orbit 6/1/07 Tornado Leaves Trail of Health Concerns ; Possible Asbestos Risk in House Debris
Kiowa County Signal 5/31/07 Tornado survivor offers advice for rebuilding
KXNET 5/31/07 Page farmer watches tornado skip over town
THV 5/30/07 Tornado Safe Room Project Proves Popular
TMC Net 5/29/07 MMTAT Helps Tornado Ravaged Town of Greensburg, Kansas
Stamford Advocate 5/28/07 Weather Service says small tornado damaged horse barn
Des Moines Register 5/27/07 Tornado hits eastern Iowa; none injured
WQAD 5/26/07 Tornado touches down near Holy Cross in eastern Iowa
News 8 Austin 5/26/07 Killeen pummelled with tornado after flooding
Killeen Daily Herald 5/26/07 Tornado wreaks havoc in Killeen
Hutchinson News 5/26/07 Sebelius signs tornado relief bill
KBSD 5/25/07 Insurance chief: Greensburg damage more than $150 million
Newtown Bee 5/24/07 It Was A Tornado!
Star Telegram 5/24/07 Deadly tornado still haunts West Texas town
Mitchell Advocate 5/23/07 No injuries as tornado touches
Clinton News Record 5/23/07 Tornado strikes Winthrop
Hutchinson News 5/22/07 Two faces of mother nature
Salem News 5/22/07 Kansas Town Devastated by Tornado, on Alert for Another
Novinite 5/22/07 Tornado, Hail Nip Two More Bulgarian Villages
Adelaide Now 5/22/07 Tornado rips through Adelaide's south
Gillette News Record 5/21/07 Tornado sighted but storm causes little damage
KFDA 5/21/07 Debris strewn from tornado, storms is giving area farmers fits
News 6 5/20/07 Local Volunteer Talks About Tornado Devastation
ABC 5/19/07 Town Destroyed by Tornado Celebrates Graduation
Herald Tribune 5/18/07 Tornado touches down in Sarasota County
Pratt Tribune 5/17/07 Greensburg tornado one of the worst in nation's history
MLB.com 5/16/07 Royals visit town leveled by tornado
FOX 28 5/16/07 National Weather Service Confirms Tornado Near New Carlisle
The Record 5/16/07 Tornado landed near Monkton
Celebrity Spider 5/15/07 Kirstie Alley Helps Out Residents of Tornado Ravaged Town
The Local 5/15/07 Tornado hits Swedish village
Edmonton Sun 5/15/07 Tornado hits Saskatoon restaurant
Chicago Sun Times 5/15/07 Tornado spotted in Will County
Geelong Advertiser 5/15/07 Freak of nature touches down
Yahoo! News 5/13/07 Lab Twisters Could Reveal Tornado Secrets
Hutchinson News 5/13/07 Andover tornado ripped through 200 mobile homes
LA Times 5/13/07 Kirstie Alley helps homestate tornado victims
Wichita Eagle 5/12/07 Tornado kills 27 cats bound for new homes
Union Tribune 5/12/07 Architects give ideas for rebuilding tornado-ravaged Kansas town
The Wichita Eagle 5/12/07 Tornado kills 27 cats bound for new homes
Fox News 5/11/07 Tiny Petri-Dish Twisters Could Reveal Tornado Secrets
KBSD 5/11/07 American Family expects $6 M in claims for Kansas tornado
Houston Chronicle 5/11/07 EMC Insurance: Tornado Costs Up to $21M
Seattle Times 5/10/07 President visits Kansas tornado wreckage, victims
Yahoo News 5/10/07 Simpsonville Trucker Survives Kansas Tornado
Daily Press 5/9/07 Kim donates to tornado victims
Washington Post 5/9/07 Bush Visits Kansas Town Flattened by Tornado
Dominican Today 5/9/07 Tornado pummels Dominican northwest city
KBSD6 5/8/07 Man Rides out Bennington Tornado in Closet
Relief Web 5/8/07 At least 14 killed in tornado in southern Chad
Yahoo! News 5/8/07 A wedding before 10th Kansas tornado death
Boston Globe 5/8/07 Residents credit tornado warning with saving many lives
Gloucester County Times 5/8/07 Gibbstown man loses new home as tornado hits
National Geographic News 5/8/07 How Kansas Tornado Became a Monster
USA Today 5/7/07 Survivor found in rubble two days after tornado struck Greensburg
News Press 5/7/07 Tornado survivor helped Floridians after Ivan
NY Times 5/7/07 An Empty Place Where a Kansas Town Once Stood
USA Today 5/6/07 2 injured as tornado moves through Nebraska town
Fox News 5/6/07 Search Resumes in Kansas Town Destroyed by Tornado
CBS3 5/6/07 A New Wave Of Tornadoes Slams Southwest Kansas
WHO-TV 5/6/07 Tornado Touches Down In Cass County
CBS4Denver.com 5/6/07 Stormchaser Captures Tornado Images Near Sterling
Beatrice Daily Sun 5/6/07 Two injured, house destroyed as tornado moves through Springview
CBS 5/6/07 Bush Pledges Help For Tornado Victims
KBSD 5/5/07 More tornados reported in Kansas
LA Times 5/5/07 Nine killed as tornado levels Kansas town
CBS 42 5/5/07 Oklahoma Tornado Caught On Tape
Omaha World-Herald 5/5/07 Tornado touches down in central Nebraska
CBS2 Chicago 5/5/07 A Wild Goose Chase For Tornadoes
MyFox Houston 5/4/07 New Caney Wind Damage Confirmed to be Tornado
GoErie.com 5/4/07 Verdict is in: Tornado touched down
Bay of Plenty Times 5/3/07 100kmh tornado rips through worksite
Pittsburgh Tribune Review 5/3/07 Tornado touched down in Mercer County, weather service says
Yahoo! News 5/2/07 Tornado Strikes Near White Sands Missile Range
Middlesboro Daily News 5/1/07 Tornado hits Claiborne County ... for the second time in a month
Crossville Chronicle 4/30/07 Third tornado in a year causes damage; no one hurt
KHQA 7 4/30/07 School tornado safety
SaukValley.com 4/29/07 Life in 'Tornado Alley' quiet so far, but be prepared, experts say
USA Today 4/29/07 Tornado warning didn't air in Eagle Pass, officials say
Indy Star 4/29/07 Officer tried to flee car before tornado hit
Chillicothe Gazette 4/28/07 It's official: Tornado hit Omega area
The Tennessean 4/28/07 Tornado confirmed to have hit East Tennessee
Gary Post Tribune 4/28/07 Tornado tosses car with officer inside
American Laundry News 4/27/07 Tornado Tears Roof from M&B Hangers Plant
Chicago Sun-Times 4/27/07 Tornado causes minor damage in Will County
USA Today 4/27/07 Tornadoes, storms roar across Midwest
Chicago Daily Herald 4/27/07 Small tornado whips through Bolingbrook neighborhood
Cincinnati Enquirer 4/27/07 Tornado hits Brown County
Aurora Beacon News 4/27/07 Small tornado rips nursing home roof
Fox 28 4/27/07 Two Tornadoes Confirmed in LaPorte County
Dallas Morning News 4/26/07 Residents, volunteers dig out after border tornadoes
CNN 4/25/07 Tornado kills 10 on Texas-Mexico border
Jackson Hole Star Tribune 4/25/07 Spring storm brings snow, tornado, hail, floods to Colorado
Ashley County Ledger 4/24/07 Hamburg Native Survives Three Mile Ride in Tornado
USA Today 4/24/07 "Pass on an overpass as shelter during a tornado"
Fort Collins Coloradoan 4/24/07 Tornado near Wild Horse damages building
Sioux City Journal 4/23/07 Tornado injures several people in western Nebraska
Plainview Daily Herald 4/23/07 Woman loses second house to tornado
Houston Chronicle 4/23/07 All accounted for in tornado that flattened Texas town
Dallas Morning News 4/22/07 Tornado flattens small town in Panhandle
Electric New Paper 4/21/07 Pigs fly after tornado hits Taiwan
TheDenverChannel.com 4/21/07 Tornado Touches Down In Southeast Colorado
Union Tribune 4/21/07 Tornado wrecks farm homes, injures several people in western Nebraska
Register-Mail 4/21/07 Twister prediction still guesswork
Charlotte Observer 4/19/07 Residents survey tornado's damage
Mesquite News 4/18/07 F1 Tornado hits North Mesquite
China Post 4/18/07 Rare tornado hits Tainan, yet leaves no one injured
Courier Herald 4/17/07 Weather Service confirms tornado hit area Sunday
USA Today 4/16/07 S.C. governor to visit tornado damage in Sumter County
Cordele Dispatch 4/16/07 F1 tornado touches down
Houston Chronicle 4/15/07 Weather Service confirms at least three tornadoes
Malaysia Star 4/15/07 Tornado hits central Vietnam, injuring 21 and damaging hundreds of houses
WIS 4/15/07 Two suspected tornadoes in Sumter leave one dead
CBS 11 4/15/07 Red Cross Releases Tornado Preparedness Tips
Indy Star 4/14/07 Arcadia tornado packed winds up to 120 mph
Houston Chronicle 4/14/07 Meteorologists confirm two tornadoes in Friday night's storms
Clarion Ledger 4/14/07 Tornado spotted near Laurel
Indy Star 4/13/07 Twister leaves lots of damage
McAlester News-Capital 4/12/07 Clearing up tornado myths can save lives
Denver Channel 4/12/07 After Two Weeks In Hospital Tornado Survivors Released
WTHR 4/12/07 Clean-up begins following tornado touchdown
NWI 4/12/07 At least 1 tornado touches down in Indiana
FreshPlaza 4/10/07 Spain: tornado hurts 11 produce companies
Sheboygan Press 4/9/07 Tornado safety means being alert
Palm Beach Daily News 4/8/07 Strong tornado could be catastrophe in major city
Middlesboro Daily News 4/7/07 Tornado confirmed in Claiborne Co.
WAVE 4/6/07 Tornado that hit Harlan was first on record
Courier Journal 4/5/07 Casey County tornado touchdown confirmed
WZZM 4/4/07 Bait and tackle shop hit by lightning
MY Fox 4/4/07 Weather Service Confirms Tarrant Tornado
WATE 4/4/07 Aerial view of Claiborne Co. tornado damage
KCRG 4/4/07 Greeley couple say cows saved their lives when tornado hit
Denver Post 4/3/07 Survivor tells of tornado terror
Rocky Mountain News 4/3/07 Tornado's wicked path beyond logic
Lawrence Journal World 4/3/07 Redrawing of 'Tornado Alley' suggested
Northern Star 4/3/07 Spring time means tornado time
Des Moines Register 4/2/07 Tornado tore through barn while couple milked cows
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier 4/1/07 Tornado touches ground near Oelwein
MyFox Saint Louis 4/1/07 Weather Service Confirms Tornado Touchdown in St. Louis
Star Tribune 4/1/07 Colo. tornado kills one
USA Today 4/1/07 Spotter: At least 1 tornado touches down in Wis.
CNN 3/31/07 Texas storms spawn tornadoes, knock out power
Roanoke Times 3/31/07 Tornadoes not limited to 'Alley'
Fox News 3/31/07 Spring Storm Causes More Flooding, Tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma
Detroit Free Press 3/30/07 At least 4 killed in tornadoes
7 News Denver 3/30/07 Family Survives Tornado By Taking Cover In Bathtub
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Palm's first Nova-based smartphone to have a large touchscreen and slide-down QWERTY keyboard
I'm sure many of you agree that, save for the Treo Pro, Palm hasn't released a nicely-designed device in years.
Well, CES 2009 is said to be the place where the Sunnyvale company will launch not only the much-anticipated Palm Nova OS, but also a brand new smartphone based on it.
According to CrunchGear, the smartphone has a large portrait touchscreen display and a full QWERTY keyboard that slides out horizontally – very unusual for a Palm device.
CrunchGear has also made a mock-up of the smartphone (and if you don't like it, don't worry, the real deal will surely look different):
The smartphone might be built by HTC, just like the Treo Pro.
As for the new Nova OS, this is rumored to be "amazing". Also, a Palm app store is said to be launched with it.
Now there's only one way to see if all this is real or not, and that is waiting for CES 2009 to debut (which will happen Thursday, on January 8).


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If you own an Xbox 360 and were up pretty early this morning, there's a good chance you've already downloaded and applied the free Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut DLC to your game. If you did, you'll have found something is different about the Starchild's speech. It's something that explains why BioWare said people had to have a save from before the attack on the Cerberus Base to see the Extended Cut DLC in action. There are some mild spoilers ahead, I won't get into what actually happens, so brace yourself.
The original Mass Effect 3 ending gave players three responses when faced with the Starchild and the choice for the fate of the galaxy. Players could destroy, join with or control the Reapers. Applying Extended Cut to your game also allows players to "reject" all of the Starchild's options. In this case, some pretty interesting stuff happens. I want to avoid any spoilers, but you could consider this refusal ending the troll ending.
The Extended Cut of course also changes the other three endings. Players now get an extended video sequence that offers a little more explanation of what's happening and why, like why Joker fled Earth even though Shepard was still there. After the ending sequence, there are also some stills that show what happened to some of the characters after your decision.
So, what do you all think? Are you satisfied or do you think BioWare did too much originally and can't salvage the ending now? I think I'm in the middle. I just don't care anymore, and the only thing that could make me care is DLC that sends Shepard out to save the shipwrecked crew. I know I'm sure never buying a BioWare game new again!
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I recently received an email from Inside Out Magazine with some news that put a big smile on my face. Nordic Bliss blog has been chosen as one of six recommended blogs in their latest issue.
This led to a huge number of new friends of our facebook page, meaning we've nearly reached 1500 followers. Thank you all so much. When we reach the magic number we will celebrate with another give away!
Right now I am getting really exciting about this coming weekend. I am really looking forward to Meet the Blogger in London. If you haven't heard of it before it is an event open for all bloggers. I am very excited to finally meet some blog friends in person such as Mr Happy Interior – Igor, Will from Bright Bazaar, Caroline from Trend Daily. But I am also looking forward to seeing some of the blgogers I've already had the chance to meet such as Bethan from Decorator's Notebook and Ursula from Room to Bloom and maybe even more friends that might show up :)
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text: Hi Matthias, On Nov 25, 2007 3:10 PM, Matthias Kleine <m.kleine at interexa.de> wrote: > I'd like to ask you which ready-to-use code analysis plugins > are known for PHC today. There are the count_statements plugins > in the "standard release", which I found quite useful. But I > am asking myself the following questions: > > - I want to execute code analysis over a large code base consiting > of hundrets of php files and lets say about a million lines of > code. The count statements plugin works on a single file. Is > there an easy possibility of using the plugin on multiple files > (exept using some shell/awk stuff like > find . "*.php" |xargs phc --run=myplugin | awk ... asf. So far, we havent had a need for this. I think we'll need to process multiple files at a later date, for generating code from a complete web app, However, this would probably use a different interface, so I think working around it at the command line is better for your problem. One command I use for things like this is: for i in `find . -name "*.php"`; do echo $i; phc --run=myplugin; done One alternative would be to have a single file which include()s all your others, and using the --include flag. A simple way at the command line would be something like: find . -name "*.php" | sed 's/(.*)/include (\1)/' | phc --run=plugin > - Which other plugins are known today for statical code analysis, like > - number of classes > - number of methods > - average number of lines of code per class or method > - ... ? These arent too complicated. Plugins to calculate number of classes or methods would be easy. As for number of lines, unfortunately line counts are a bit poor at the moment. That said, line count isnt a good measure of the effort in a method, so perhaps you'd prefer the number of statements (or even number of expressions?), which is easy. I believe a good measure of code complexity is called cyclomatic complexity. I expect this wouldnt be very hard to work out in phc, but I might be missing something. > - Are there known any phc based projects related to the issue of > statical code analysis? Can you link me to some further > information in case you have some available. I'm not aware of any, which means there probably arent any. > By the way, I would also be glad to get some hints for statical > analysing tools for PHP which might not be based on phc (except the > Code Analysing feature of Zend Studio, which is more then nothing, > but not even more then just more ...). I'm not familiar with any, unfortunately. Googling for "php cyclomatic complexity" shows a few things, but I cant tell from a quick glance whether they are any good. Paul -- Paul Biggar paul.biggar at gmail.com


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The Pickaway County District Public Library will be open on Sundays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. beginning Sept. 9 until Memorial Day. This includes the Main Library in Circleville and the Floyd E. Younkin Branch in Ashville.
Families are encouraged to spend Sunday afternoons at the library, says Library Director Jim Guenther. This may be the only time some families have to visit the library together.
The Sunday hours at both library locations coincide with the academic year and students can benefit from the extra hours of access to reference materials.
Patrons can check out books, movies, books on CD and music, as well as use the computers. Both library locations have wireless Internet access. Patrons can sign up for electronic newsletters about new materials and learn more about the self-contained audiobooks called PlayAways.
Both library sites will be closed on holiday Sundays such as Easter, Mothers Day and Memorial Day.
The goal of the library is to provide Pickaway County residents with access to innovative, useful library services that will allow them to learn throughout their lives; enjoy their recreation time; and become involved in their community.
Many resources are available 24 hours a day through the librarys website: www.pickawaylib.org. Under Online Reference, Online Databases, users can read magazines, newspapers, biographies, health information and search encyclopedias from their home computers.
The library offers more than 138,000 items for patrons to checkout. Last year, the library system circulated over 437,000 items to its 35,300 registered borrowers.
Hours at the Main Library in Circleville are Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Monday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesday from Noon to 8 p.m.; Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Thursday from Noon to 8 p.m.; Friday from Noon-5 p.m.; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m..
Hours at the Younkin Branch Library in Ashville are Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Monday from Noon to 8 p.m.; Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Wednesday from Noon to 8 p.m.; Thursday from Noon to 8 p.m.; Friday closed; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The library system includes the Main Library in Circleville, the Younkin Branch in Ashville and Outreach Services. Outreach Services includes the Bookmobile, Storytime On Wheels and homebound delivery.


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Oracle OpenWorld Replay
By stephen.fox on Nov 23, 2009
Tracking Down Technology's Heavy Hitters
Oracle Technology Network (OTN) is the world's largest interactive community of developers, DBAs, administrators, and architects using Oracle products. OTN's editor-and-chief and community evangelist, Justin Kestelyn, spent a good portion of his time at Oracle OpenWorld this year seeking out technology heavy-hitters and asking them the questions that we all want to know the answers to.
In this video, Justin helps usher in a new era in Oracle and Java by talking with the father of Java, James Gosling. Watch and learn.
For more of Justin's videos from the conference, check out Livestream on the Oracle OpenWorld Web site.


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Jamie Fingal's new fabric line with Hoffman Fabrics will make it's debut at this years Quilt Market in Houston.
It's a really fabulous collection of fabrics and I jumped at the chance for the opportunity to work with them. I don't typically work with a lot of prints but the color palette that runs throughout the collection is bright and bold so they were really easy to work with.
"Rebel Quilter Fabric Shop"16″x 16″
The imagery in the printed fabrics is perfect for fussy cutting and you'll find everything from bunting flags,birds,coffee cups and thread spools to houses,trailers and flowers on them. The only fabric from my stash that I used on this quilt was the solid black and the sign (created in photoshop and printed on cotton) –the rest is all from Jamie's fabric collection.
Here's a close up of the sign:
You can see more of Jamie's fabrics here on her blog. Look for Jamie's fabrics in fabric stores in the early 2014!


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According to Wednesday's Fox 8 News, wildlife officials in Ohio want to seize and euthanize a deer who was rescued by a Vermilion woman five years ago.
Deborah Parker, director of St. Francis Animal Sanctuary, rescued "Baby," when she was a newborn fawn. Baby was abandoned by her mother and caring for her has fallen on Parker's shoulders since the day that she was found.
Today, Baby's peaceful life on Parker's 30-acre sanctuary is at risk; earlier this week, a wildlife official informed Parker that the deer has to be surrendered, and then put down.
"He said that if I turn her over to them, I won't be charged with anything and if I don't turn her over, then they take it to court and I have to pay the costs and then she'll be euthanized anyway. There was no options,"
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, which considers the deer to be a wild animal, sent FOX 8 a statement the demand to put Baby down:
"Tame deer could also pose a threat of disease transmission to the wild deer herd, humans and pets if released into the wild. For these reasons, unfortunately euthanasia is the best option."
In the summer of 2013, the killing of a fawn named "Giggles," by state Department of Natural Resources in Kenosha, Wis., created an uproar. Agents were tipped off that Giggles was living at the no-kill animal shelter, Society of St. Francis, and multiple agents raided the property and killed her. DNR officials in that case also cited disease transmission as the reason for the fawn's killing.
Right now, the Facebook page "In Defense of Animals," is asking for Ohio residents to phone Governor Kasich at 614-466-3555 to ask that Baby's life be spared.
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6 tips from a French entrepreneur for launching in the Arab world
This piece is part of a new series on expat entrepreneurs.
We've recently discussed how some European entrepreneurs have moved to Morocco or Tunisia to cut costs, work in a more relaxed environment, or gain flexibility.
Emilie Cousteau is another European entrepreneur who has come to the Arab world, to launch a business that one might not expect, given that she's the granddaughter of famous oceanic explorer Jacques Cousteau. Following the 2008 financial crisis, she left Dubai, then returning to launch a lingerie business in the Emirates.
Lingerie in the Arab world
While she was working as the purchasing manager at a Saudi lingerie group in 2008, Cousteau came up with the idea to create mid to high-end lingerie, inspired by moments in French history.
In 2009, after she got laid-off, she opened a styling agency in France and launched her first line, simply called Emilie Cousteau. As she initially predicted, many of her clients came not from France, but actually from abroad, especially from Eastern Europe.
Cousteau also knew how promising the Emirati market was; after working in Dubai, she had seen firsthand that the Arab world is the largest consumer of lingerie worldwide. In 2010, she made the leap to selling there through offline and online local outlets; by 2012, she was earning more monthly revenue from sales in Dubai than from France.
Despite the increase in customers, she faced one major drawback: French investors don't like to invest in markets they don't know or understand. Without understanding the fiscal rules or the local culture in the Emirates, they were wary of investing in a business doing the majority of its revenue abroad.
In 2012, to secure investment, Emilie Cousteau decided to completely relocate her business to Dubai.
"Stop thinking with a European mindset"
By the time Cousteau moved her headquarters to Dubai, she already had a local network and understood how the market worked. Yet, she says, she fell into some of the pitfalls that most expats fall into, as she learned over time how to adjust to the local business climate. Here are her tips for the European entrepreneurs looking to relocate to the Gulf:
- Move there. Emails and phone calls alone won't do, she explains. You have to be on the ground to handle bureaucratic issues like incorporating the business, obtaining a resident visa, and meeting people. Being present in person proved essential when she decided to set up her company outside a free zone and began searching for a sponsor.
- Build your network or hire a lawyer. If you begin connecting with the local ecosystem, you can usually find someone that knows someone who knows a potential sponsor or could help with a tricky situation, says Cousteau. But if you don't have a network, build it or hire a lawyer, she advises. A lawyer will help you find a sponsor and finetune your sponsorship contract, although they can be expensive; paying a lot in legal fees is the only element Cousteau regrets.
- Be patient. It's not complicated to incorporate your company in Dubai once you have met the right people, but entrepreneurs should expect administrative complications, she says. After spending two months dealing with a sponsor who changed his mind at the last minute, Cousteau had to wait four months for her current sponsor to finalize an issue with a previous company that was preventing him from sponsoring hers.
- Stop thinking with a European mindset. Newcomers tend to want to do business by the book, to draw a business plan, do everything legally, and follow the rules they've leared. "Here, it's the Arab world; rules are moving," explains Cousteau. In Europe, investors want a five-year plan even if they know the young company will not be able to follow it, but here, she says, it's different: "You're the one who have to adapt, as it's not your country."
- Design your products with the local needs in mind. When Cousteau started, she was choosing her fabrics based on how they would affect her prices in Euros. After a few months in Dubai, she realized she had to adjust her approach to pricing, because customers in Dubai would not pay AED 700 in Dubai for the same items that they might pay 150 EUR for in France, although both are worth US $190. Cousteau now thinks, plans, and buys fabric in AED.
- Be ready to handle pressure. In the UAE, as all residents know, you can't afford to have a check bounce, as this will land you in jail. And if your company stops working, the government won't be there to help you, she points out. You're on your own.
Once you get used to the local culture, you can enjoy its flexibility, says Cousteau.
For example, in France, Cousteau is legally required to pay and employ all of her employees, including herself and any regular freelancer, monthly. In Dubai, however, she has a bit more flexibility; she can forgo her own salary for a month or hire freelancers on an intermittent basis. Dubai offers her one of the most important thing to new business she said: being able to iterate.
Aline is French Editor at Wamda. After having worked as the Online Marketing and Community Manager at French startup Buzzcar, she moved to the Middle East. She writes about traveling and culture in the Middle East on her blog yallabye.eu. You can follow her on Twitter @aline_myd and @yallah_bye, connect with her on LinkedIn, or reach her at aline[at]wamda[dot]com.
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Honey-Lavender Plum Gratin
From EatingWell: Summer 2003, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004)
Infusing milk with lavender buds perfumes the honey-sweetened custard, creating an unusual, lovely backdrop for juicy plums. A quick pass under the broiler caramelizes the top. Note: Because the custard is stabilized with cornstarch, you can let it reach a gentle simmer.
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Breast Augmentation (Silicone Gel Implants) Before and After Pictures by Joseph Castellano, M.D.
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Tampa breast augmentation surgeon, Dr. Castellano performed surgery on this 33 year old patient from Tampa with desire for breast augmentation with silicone implants. She stated that she wanted to be a large C or small D. We decided to proceed with 500cc HP implants. She was pleased with her post-operative size.
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Pure Peak District
This innovative tour takes you from the attractive Spa town of Buxton South along the Pennine Bridleway past the 'Stonehenge of the Peak' Arbor Low to Bakewell. Walks through picture postcard Monsal Dale, Millers Dale & the delightfully named Water-cum-Jolly-Dale take to 'Cathedral of the Peak' Tideswell. Back on 2 wheels you continue to Castleton via the forested banks of the Derwent & Ladybower reservoirs. An unforgettable walk over Jacobs Ladder past Kinder Scout takes you to the attractive village of Hayfield before your final cycle back to Buxton.
Day 1: Arrive Buxton
Arrival at your hotel in the attractive Spa town of Buxton with time to explore this charming town, said to be the highest market town in England.
Day 2: Buxton - Monsal Head Cycle (26 or 31 miles)
Travelling south along the Pennine cycleway you will pass Arbor Low Henge, a Neolithic Stone age circle known locally as 'Stone Henge of the Peak'. Peddling through attractive villages such as Middleton & Youlgreave you will pass through the Chatsworth Estate with a chance to pay a visit to the opulent house & gardens. You will continue to Bakewell, an attractive stone built town famous for its Bakewell Tart or 'pudding' as it is known locally. The Monsal trail from Bakewell provides a flat, traffic free bridleway to your overnight stop at the spectacular viewpoint of Monsal Head.
Day 3: Monsal Head - Castleton Walk (11 miles)
Leaving Monsal Head you will follow the river Wye along the Monsal Trail to the comically named Water-cum-jolly Dale. Passing through this attractive limestone gorge to Millers Dale and up through Tideswell Dale you will arrive at 'Cathedral of the Peak' Tideswell. This pleasant village has a nice 15th century cathedral along with galleries & local craft shops which provides a great rest stop. The Northerly route along the Limestone Way offers a dramatic change in the scenery as you venture into the Dark Peak & onto the valley most notably known for its spectacular cave systems. Nestled beneath the ruins of the Norman Peveril castle and with a number of traditional suppliers of ale, Castleton makes an ideal stop for the night.
Day 4: Upper Derwent Reservoirs Ride (18 or 28 miles)
Back on two wheels you take to quiet country lanes through the Hope Valley to the Upper Derwent Valley reservoirs. Situated amongst forested banks of pine beneath the surrounding high moorland this enjoyable ride has a distinctive alpine feel. The reservoirs were made famous by the 617 Dambusters squadron who trained with their bouncing bombs during WW2. The reservoirs blend in perfectly with the surrounding landscape and the gently undulating route offers a more rugged surrounding landscape than the limestone countryside to the south. In the afternoon you have the option to visit one of the many caves, walk to the summit of Shivering Mountain 'Mam Tor' or just take it easy in this charming old village.
Day 5: Castleton - Hayfield Walk (10 miles)
This breathtaking but challenging walk provides panoramic views for much of the way. The path up to Hollins Cross offers fines views over both the Hope & Edale valleys Dropping towards Edale you join the start of the Pennine way & climb up Jacobs ladder towards Kinder Scout, before dropping into the attractive village of Hayfield.
Day 6: Hayfield - Buxton Cycle (12 miles)
Your final day in the saddle is short ride along the Sett Valley Trail to Birch Vale & onto Buxworth with superb views over the Goyt valley throughout. Joining the Midshires Way takes you back into Buxton in time for lunch.
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.
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1. Heat the oil in a sauté pan over medium heat on the stove. Add the crabmeat, then the artichoke and the garlic, and sauté briefly to heat. 2. Turn heat to high and deglaze with the white wine. Reduce by two-thirds, and then add the Mornay sauce, the mozzarella and parsley.3. When all are heated thoroughly, place mixture in a deep ramekin, then top with the bread crumbs.4. Gratiné in a broiler oven until brown and bubbly. Top with lemon zest and Parmesan if desired.5. Serve in a warm bowl, surrounded by the pita triangles. Bon appétit!
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To donate to Owl Be Better With Music via PayPal, or to learn more about the nonprofit, visit Owl Be Better with Music.
To donate to Owl Be Better With Music via PayPal, or to learn more about the nonprofit, visit Owl Be Better with Music.
PORTLAND — Five-year-old Darian Atterbury stared curiously at the visitors in his room.
His eyes moved from person to person. A sly smirk spread across his face when his eyes landed on the woman dressed in a bunny costume. He grabbed a toy car from the table in front of him and started spinning its wheels.
Then, the music started playing.
He set down the car and turned his attention to the man playing "Johnny B. Goode" on his guitar. His smirk reappeared when he was handed a drumstick and a small tambourine. His tongue peeked out between his lips as he focused on striking the tambourine with the drumstick. He clutched the tambourine's cloth handle as the instrument twirled beneath his hand.
For those few minutes, Darian played and smiled like any other child. Not like a child who is restricted to a hospital for four to eight weeks. Not like a child with a metal halo attached to his head and connected to weights designed to pull his spine straighter.
"That's one of the things he can do without getting hurt," said his mom, Diana Grenier. "Since he can't do sports, he'll do music."
For one afternoon last week, the music came to Darian.
Volunteers with the nonprofit Owl Be Better With Music visited the Roseburg, Ore., boy in his room at the Shriners Hospital for Children in Portland. The recent visit was the third time the new organization visited the hospital to play music for sick children.
The nonprofit group and the monthly hospital visits are headed by Heritage High School senior Madeline Bennett.
"It's been great having her come," said Susan Gallegos, certified child life specialist at Shriners.
The children welcome the new faces and the music. Gallegos said she has seen children's moods shift as they play along with the volunteers. The music helps them forget about their pain, she said.
"Music therapy is just great," Gallegos said.
When Bennett started the nonprofit group, that was exactly the goal she had in mind.
"(Music has) always helped me get through the troubles I've had," Bennett said.
Bennett launched the nonprofit group a few months ago in honor of her grandfather, who died from bone cancer. At a Relay for Life event after her grandfather's death, Bennett saw children wearing survivor T-shirts.
"Ever since then, I decided I wanted to do something to help," she said.
That something was to create Owl Be Better For Music, named after her grandfather's favorite bird.
The last Wednesday of every month, Bennett and her team of volunteers visit Shriners. Her cousin Nick Ettlin plays guitar, and her parents, Dan and Traci, pass out owl-shaped cookies, T-shirts and stuffed animals from Build-A-Bear Workshop. This month's visit also included an appearance by Paulette, the Build-A-Bear bunny.
The entire effort is funded by donations from area businesses and the Vancouver high-schooler's own checkbook. Bennett performs odd jobs for neighbors — raking leaves, pressure-washing driveways, cleaning houses — to purchase supplies not donated.
Despite the cost, Bennett plans to expand the nonprofit group once she graduates and heads to college. Her mother will continue operations locally while Bennett starts another branch near whichever college she chooses to attend. She will study to become a pediatric orthopedic surgeon.
She said she also hopes to expand the nonprofit's offerings. She wants to recruit more business sponsors and teachers who can help continue music lessons with kids who find a love for music while in the hospital.
Perhaps that will include kids like Darian, who, according to his mom, will be getting his own guitar and drum set soon.
"That's his thing: music," Grenier said.
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Being a bit of a romantic, traveling by railway has always held a precious mystique. Once-upon-time, traveling via train was the only way to go for a long-distance journey and there was elegance to traveling where one was expected to don there finest for a meal in the dining car. Of course today most of us "just want to get there," wherever "there" may be, and it's perfectly acceptable to toss on whatever ragtag outfit we choose to hop onto a jet to wherever. Sadly, in our efforts to get to our destination as quickly as possible we miss out on the journey itself. Whether you're seeking an adventure in travel or not, these travels via train just might be something to your must-do vacation list.
Danube Express (Budapest to Istanbul – Hungary/Turkey): Spectacular old-world countryside and an architectural feast in both Budapest and Istanbul, the four-day journey via the Danube Express will not leave you lacking in cultural food for the soul and all can be had from the comfort of luxury, air conditioned en-suite compartments.
Glacier Express (Zermatt to St. Moritz - Switzerland): This seven-hour journey through the Swiss Alps offers up a visual feast as you make your way. From the mountain views to the lush green valleys, it would be difficult to forget this ride of a lifetime on the Glacier Express.
Hiram Bingham Orient-Express (Cusco to Machu Picchu - Peru): The daylong, roundtrip offers upscale travel while linking the two top destination of Peru. The journey on the Hiram Bingham Orient-Express delivers gorgeous views of the Urubamba River Valley while one eats brunch and passengers are treated to a four-course feast for the return trip.
Maharajas Express (Delhi and Mumbai - India): With room for just 88 passengers, the Maharajas Express has recreated the essence of yesteryear in its exquisite salons (each named for a legendary jewel of a maharajah). Breathtaking views that include sightings of Bengal tigers in the wild, the train journeys from through Rajasthan to Agra, Jaipur, Udaipur and Ranthambore and last from three to seven nights.
Rocky Mountaineer (Banff to Vancouver - Canada): This two-day journey from the mountain resort town of Banff to Vancouver takes you through the Canadian Rockies offering up scenic views that can be had no other place. Of note for the Rocky Mountaineer is the abundant amount of delectable food to be had on this journey, so plan on hitting the gym after this majestic journey.
TranzAlpine (Christchurch to Greymouth - New Zealand): From the country's capital of Christchurch to the wilds of Greymouth, TranzAlpine crosses the South Island where travelers are offered scenes of vistas Canterbury plains farmland and the Waimakiriri River, followed by dramatic alpine viaducts leading to Arthur's Pass.
The six journeys mentioned above are but a tie in the abundance of railway tracks to travel, they are simply the journeys that this writer has been fortunate to enjoy. For more travels by train, visit The Society of International Railway Travelers (IRTS) where you will certainly find your railway trip of a lifetime.


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Prime Interest: Jim Rickards: Fed Will Taper in September or Never, and the Looming Monetary System Collapse
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Christina Aguilera's dramatic weight loss and sizzling opening skit was the talk of the 2014 People's Choice Awards Jan. 8.
In the pre-taped opening number, Aguilera plays a sexy waitress alongside Beth Behr and Kat Dennings. Christina's glittery yellow and red uniform spotlighted the singer's jaw-dropping 35-pound recent weight loss.
Aguilera did not attend the 2014 People's Choice Awards, but her skit was one of the most talked-about events of the entire evening.
Christina, 33, has made global headlines for losing over 35 pounds during the past few months. Her shocking transformation has fueled rumors that she has resorted to weight-loss surgery (including liposuction) and has been starving herself on extreme diets.
Aguilera has slammed the tabloid rumors, insisting that her weight loss was the result of a low-carb diet and yoga workouts. Her reps said Aguilera is furious over speculation that she resorted to liposuction, extreme dieting and excessive exercise to slim down.
"Christina did not get lipo," said her rep. "She's worked hard to change her eating habits, and you can see the results. The last thing Christina wants to hear is that people are talking about her losing weight with liposuction. She's sick and tired of people assuming things about her body."
Aguilera's low-carb diet reportedly combines high-quality fats like avocado with lean proteins such as chicken breast or fatty fish such as salmon and includes healthy snacks like almond butter with celery. Christina limits carbs and dairy and eats small amounts of cheese and drinks lots of coconut water.
Aguilera has long brushed off fat-shaming comments, saying they don't bother her, but admitted that working out makes her feel great.
In May 2008, Christina lost 40 pounds just four months after giving birth to son Max by combining cardiovascular workouts and weight-lifting for 90 minutes a day, five days a week, and following a low-carb, high-protein diet.
"As you feel your body getting stronger, you become more motivated to be in the gym!" she said. "It doesn't matter how big or small you are. When you're defined, it's sexy. I exercise because it makes me feel good."
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June 26, 2013 | Volume 100 / Number 26
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Glasgow School Board members participate in a visioning exercise, choosing design photos they liked and didn't like. From left are trustees Patt Etchart and Alison Molvig, Superintendent Bob Connors and trustee Nick Dirkes.
Sleek drawings and artful computer presentations dazzled the Glasgow School Board on Tuesday as they interviewed three design teams for the $16.8 million school construction project.
Each multidisciplinary team had an hour and a half to impress the board with their creativity and competence.
The Glasgow project is big, complicated and tightly scheduled. The design teams recognized the opportunity it represents to create a lasting legacy here – one called it a "once-in-a-generation chance."
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2015: (Game-by-game) Co-Ivy League Player of the Year … First-team All-Ivy … Named a Johnny Bench Award National Semifinalist … Named Ivy League Player of the Week (4/28) … Served as one of the team captains … Finished his career third all-time in Penn baseball history in games played, with 157 … Tied for eighth in Penn baseball history with 34 doubles … Ranks 10th all-time at Penn in total bases (250) … Played in and started all 37 game at catcher or first base … Finished the regular season fourth in the Ivy League in batting average, and fifth in the Ivies in on-base percentage … Led the team in batting average (.358), hits (49), on-base percentage (.420), and tied for lead in getting hit by pitches (6) … Recorded 13 doubles, four home runs, and 27 RBI … Totaled 14 multi-hit games, including four three-hit games … Was a perfect 3-for-3, with two walks at Stetson (2/28) … Had two RBI at Old Dominion (3/9) … Went 2-for-3, scoring two runs, and driving in three in game one at Brown (4/5) … In game two at Brown (4/5), totaled five RBI, matching a career high … Scored three runs in game one at Cornell (4/11), while going 2-for-3 … In a four-game series with Princeton (4/18-19), totaled seven hits … Went 3-for-6 with two RBI in game two versus Columbia (4/26) … Drove in one of Penn's two runs at Columbia (5/2) … Behind the plate, helped guide Penn pitching staff to a 3.38 ERA … Threw out 17 of 32 opposing base runners, along with picking off two base runners … Did not make an error, fielding 1.000 behind the plate.
2014: (Game-by-game) First-team All-Ivy … Named to the 2014 Johnny Bench Award Watch List … Named Ivy League Player of the Week and Big 5 Player of the Week (4/22) … Served as a team co-captain ... Started all 41 games, 35 catching … Batted .297 – third on the team, with a team-leading .397 on-base percentage and a .430 slugging percentage (5th) … Led the team in hit by pitch, with 14 … Second on the team in hits (47) and runs scored (29), and third in total bases (68) while being tied for third in home runs (4) … Drove in 19 runs – fifth on the team … Recorded 13 multi-hit games, including one four-hit game and two three-hit games… Had two hits at Dallas Baptist in game one, and went 2-for-3 with a home run and three RBI in game two (3/1) … Collected two hits, including a double, and scored two runs versus Monmouth (3/9) … Tallied two hits, one being a double, versus Lafayette (3/22) … Had two hits in a victory at Villanova (3/27) … Went 3-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored in game one versus Yale, and totaled two more hits in game two (3/31) … Scored a pair of runs in games one and two at Harvard (4/5) … Had two hits, including a home run, double, and RBI at Dartmouth (4/6) … Hit a home run versus Saint Joseph's (4/8) … Versus Saint Peter's (4/9), doubled twice, driving in two runs, and scoring twice … Collected two hits and an RBI versus Cornell (4/13) … Went 2-for-4, with two runs scored and an RBI against the Univ. of Sciences (4/16) … Went a perfect 3-for-3, with a home run in game one against Princeton, and recorded a career-high four hits in game two with a double and two RBI (4/19) … Had a hit and a RBI at Columbia (4/26) … In 292 chances, made only two errors, for a .993 fielding percentage … Threw out 11-of-31 attempted base runners (.355 caught stealing) while picking off three more … Penn pitchers compiled a 21-14 record with Bossart behind the plate, with a 3.64 ERA in 284 innings pitched and a .265 batting average.
2013: Honorable Mention All-Ivy ... Ivy League Player of the Week (3/12) … Named to the Johnny Bench Award Watch List … Tri-captain … Started 40 games … Batted .278 with a .451 slugging percentage … Third on the team with nine stolen bases and three home runs … Led the Quakers with four triples … Threw out 23 potential base stealers … Ripped a single and a double and had three runs batted in against William & Mary (3/2) … Had a 3-for-3 day with a double, triple and run scored at Duke (3/6) … Doubled as part of a two-hit day at Winthrop, stealing a base and scoring a run (3/9) … Had two hits and two runs scored against Villanova (3/20) … Tripled twice and drove in five runs in a win at Lafayette (3/23) … Hit the game-winning sacrifice fly to defeat Dartmouth (3/30) … Hit an inside-the-park home run as well as a triple at La Salle (4/10) … Homered in a win over Princeton (4/13) … Blasted two hits, including a home run, and drove in three runs in a win at Lehigh (4/17) … Had a pair of singles and drove in a run during a win over Cornell (4/20).
2012: Honorable Mention All-Ivy ... Started 39 out of 40 games behind the plate ... Batted .276 with a .326 on-base percentage ... Led all Penn freshmen with 37 hits and nine multi-hit contests ... Stole six bases while throwing out 22 potential base stealers ... Went 2-for-5 with a double and RBI against Georgia State (3/3) ... Batted in two runs while going 2-for-4 in 4-3 series-opening win at Charleston Southern (3/17) ... Notched two more RBI, including the game-winner, in a 9-8, 11-inning win over Lafayette (3/24) ... Went 1-for-4 with two RBI in an 8-5 win over Harvard (4/8) ... Helped defeat Princeton, 7-5, with a single, triple and walk that scored two (4/15) ... Collected two hits and scored a run at Citizens Bank Park in the championship game of the Liberty Bell Classic against Saint Joseph's (4/17) ... Against Columbia, went 2-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored in an 8-5 win on the final day of the regular season (4/28).
High School: Four-year letterwinner in both baseball and hockey...Member of conference championship teams as a junior and senior...Team MVP and First Team All-State in 2011...Named Third Team All-Metro St. Louis in 2011...Member of the National Honor Society.
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Peter Myner is a head scientist, working on something called the "Daybreak Project" at the prestigious Mallambina Scientific Research Centre. His research assistant Michelle is a trusted aide and together they are working with animals, teaching them to "talk".
Things, however, do not continue well and Peter meets a young boy named James and together they become an unwilling part of an experiment themselves and involved in a fight for life far more sinister than they could have ever imagined.
Rob Whennan was born in Murray Bridge South Australia & currently lives in the North Eastern suburbs of Adelaide. He is married with 2 children & 2 grandchildren (with more on the way hopefully). He has written various types of books, ranging from children's to horror over the years and is now, finally doing something with them. Re-typing them all from old hard copy printouts is a time consuming yet rewarding job.
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Barack Obama will require you to work. He is going to demand that you shed your cynicism. That you put down your division. That you come out of your isolation. That you move out of your comfort zones. That you push yourselves to be better. And that you engage. Barack will never allow you to go back to your lives as usual; uninvolved, uninformed.
--Michelle Obama, February, UCLA
I need you to go out and talk to your friends and talk to your neighbors. I want you to talk to them whether they are independent or whether they are Republican. I want you to argue with them and get in their face.
--Barack Obama, Sept. 17, Elko, Nevada
Don't Tread On Me.
--Rattlesnake Motto
by Jerome du Bois
The first two citations above certainly differ from the third one, and they reveal the basic assumption these two people carry about human nature --namely, that people are not ends in themselves, but instruments to be used for the ends of those in power. They have plans for us. If our plans don't coincide with their plans, then too bad for us.
This isn't rhetoric. As four posts on this page of the Volokh Conspiracy show, Barack Obama has proposed the formation of more than a dozen "Corps" for mandatory, involuntary community service, by everyone from middle-school students to retired adults. Jim Lindgren writes at the end of the last post:
Note the tone of these proposals: none of this false modesty about proposing these new agencies and Corps to Congress and working for their passage. His Plan simply declares: Barack Obama will create this; Barack Obama will create that.
The arrogance of these two knows no bounds. How dare Michelle Obama assume that our lives as usual are uninformed and uninvolved? Who says we're not pushing ourselves to be better, by ourselves, without their paternalistic bullying? By what means will Barack Obama "never allow" certain behavior? By what right does he "demand"? By what authority does he "require"?
And what does he mean by "get in their face"? I'll tell what it doesn't mean: rational discourse. He's talking about browbeating, bullying, threats and intimidation. He's talking about getting his way by any means necessary. We've had his people come by our house already, but we won't answer the door when they knock; I don't mind argument, but there's no reasoning with a gansta video brought to life.
Since Michelle Obama brought up cynicism, let's go there.
Consider the man running Obama's campaign. His name is David Axelrod, who has been given the nickname "Astroturf," because he has a long history of deceitful, false-grassroots publicity campaigns. This is the man who will probably be Obama's Chief of Staff if he's elected President; a man who has no problem lying to and manipulating others to achieve his ends. This is the man who is joined at the hip to Barack Obama, and who also has a history with Michelle Obama, when he tried to get poor black people away from the doors of her Chicago hospital to make room for the high-dollar patients. She knows the kind of man he is. How's that for informed, Mrs. Obama?
Stanley Kurtz and Steven Diamond have been informing us about another social bully, Bill Ayers. Both have been patiently teasing out a long-term relationship that the Obama people have been frantically trying to keep out of the public eye. Diamond's characterization of Ayers as an authoritarian leftist is made clear in Kurtz's piece in the WSJ:
Mr. Ayers is the founder of the "small schools" movement (heavily funded by CAC [Chicago Annenberg Challenge]), in which individual schools built around specific political themes push students to "confront issues of inequity, war, and violence." He believes teacher education programs should serve as "sites of resistance" to an oppressive system. (His teacher-training programs were also CAC funded.) The point, says Mr. Ayers in his "Teaching Toward Freedom," is to "teach against oppression," against America's history of evil and racism, thereby forcing social transformation.
Someone should teach Mr. Ayers that "forcing social transformation" is oppression.
The other side of bullying is cowardice. When you call these people out, when you refuse to be tread on, they go running. The Daily Kos must have to employ a full-time flunky to flush diaries down their memory hole when the truth comes knocking. The latest concerns the astroturfing engineered --all by himself!-- by PR man and Obama advocate Ethan S. Winner. Bill Ayers put up a cartoon (!) on his website where he says he doesn't "necessarily" advocate violent resistance, and when it received too much attention, he took it down. Another social bully and Ayers buddy, Mike Klonsky, used to be an education adviser to Obama, until too many people found out about his authoritarian agenda and Maoist history. Then he was disappeared from the Obama campaign website.
Bullies are cowards, and cowards are bullies. And anyone who paternalistically exhibits contempt toward the intelligence and individuality of ordinary Americans deserves nothing but contempt themselves.
[See the sidebar "Election 2008" for more political postings.]Posted by Jerome at September 24, 2008 02:56 PM | TrackBack


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Zac Efron Chasing Rihanna for Hookup?
Fresh off rumors wrongly linking him to The Lucky One co-star Taylor Schilling, Zac Efron is now allegedly "working overtime to woo chart-topper Rihanna."
At least that's what Star claims!
The tabloid's "insider" says, "Zac has been incredibly persistent. He's wanted to hook up with Rihanna for years and thinks now the time is finally right."
Efron allegedly sent four dozen roses to Rihanna's hotel room when both were in Australia in April, reports Star, leading Rihanna to call his room and agree to meet up with Efron back in Los Angeles.
"Zac's sick of his good-guy image," explains the Star insider. "He wants to cut loose and have some fun — and he thinks Rihanna is the perfect girl for that."
First of all, we don't think Efron needs any help shedding his "good-guy image."
Second, Star tried to hook up these two way back in 2009 — and the rumor was as phony then as it is now.
A source close to Rihanna tells Gossip Cop the Efron rumor is totally "inaccurate," while an Efron insider assures it's talk of a hookup is "false."
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Sukie Smith Movies and Career Information
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Sukie Smith, born September 23, 1964, is a British actress and musician. Her credits include playing the role of Rachel Branning in EastEnders in 2006, as well as appearances in Peak Practice and most recently Doctors. She also appeared in several films, including The Lawless Heart and Topsy Turvy. She is an accomplished composer and has written the soundtrack for Hush Your Mouth, the debut feature for Neophyte Films directed by Tom Tyrwhitt. Smith writes and records songs and poems, which are performed under the name "Madam". She has collaborated with artists such as Saskia Volde to make the Tate Gallery exhibited piece "Placebo". Her shows are regularly attended by English artists such as Georgina Star, Paul Noble and Tim Noble and Sue Webster.
- Sukie Smith Movies before 2015
- Lawless Heart 2003
- Topsy-Turvy 1999


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The morning crew of KDVR shocked themselves and their viewers. While reporting on the helicopter crash in Seattle, they accidentally showed a photo of something other than the deadly crash. According to a March 18 report by Gawker, Denver's Fox affiliate showed the photo of a penis.
The anchors were shocked when they saw the photo. By their reactions, it was obvious they were not expecting to see a photo of male genitalia. The two women were very embarrassed and one man tried to his cover his face with his hand.
"I think this whole "situation" is just hilarious and I couldn't stop laughing when I saw the clip," Taylor Rios, from San Antonio, said. "I'm sure not everyone is laughing, particularly the network!"
Only one anchor didn't seem effective by the photo. He was using a tablet at the time. Some believe he was responsible for airing the photo of the penis.
Despite that assumption, KDVR issued a statement explaining the mistake. They said that the penis photo was "broadcast by our control room." They went as far as to say that it did not come from the tablet.
It was a rough week for morning news anchors. In addition to the penis photo, an earthquake rattled the sets of morning news shows in California, sending some morning anchors under their desks. It is true – sometimes the news writes itself.


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