Where to hear piano music with a drink in hand, from sing-alongs at Mr. Smith's new Georgetown location to old-school dining rooms with live jazz. Mr. Smith's of Georgetown's big move from M Street to K Street created a little schism in D.C.'s piano bar scene. Not only did Mr. Smith's end up continuing the Billy Joel sing-alongs in a new location in the former Chadwicks space at 3205 K St NW, but former Mr. Smith's staffers ended up opening a piano bar of their own called Georgetown Piano Bar.

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By Michael Roddy LONDON (Reuters) – U2 lead singer Bono apologized on Wednesday to iTunes users who objected to receiving an automatic download of the Irish rock group's latest album in September in conjunction with the launch of new Apple iPhones. The release of the band's 11-track "Songs of Innocence" free into an estimated 500 million iTunes accounts was a classic case of a publicity stunt backfiring, when thousands of users complained they did not want the album and that it took up precious storage space. …

Bono has issued a mea culpa to iTunes users who were unhappy to discover the new U2 record in their music library. Read More > Other Links From TVGuide.com Bono U2

Call it a mix of ego, generosity, self-promotion and insecurity. But Bono is sorry for giving away U2's latest album for free on iTunes accounts.

Washington (AFP) – Call it a mix of ego, generosity, self-promotion and insecurity. But Bono is sorry for giving away U2's latest album for free on iTunes accounts.

Lost for Words by David Thompson

I’m getting around to processing images from my recent travels to Iceland. I have to say, that Iceland is an amazing place. Its very diverse, very interesting and unique in its own way. It’s challenging to translate these incredible landscapes in a photo….for me at least. The landscapes left me in awe quite a few times. Many times just leaving me there just trying to formulate words to interpret what I was looking at. All in all the trip was amazing. I got the opportunity to meet a few photographers whom I’ve been contacts with for some time, which was nice. Now, the trip, well…..that was interesting in itself. I made the trek across the Atlantic with my buddy Miles Morgan. Miles is a funny dude. He’ll have you crying laughing within a matter of seconds. You would think, in the line of work that Miles does, he would not have any issues keeping up with his belongings. I couldn’t keep track of the “where is my……..” line throughout the day. From his batteries to his camera, his gloves, his headlamp, or chapstick, this guy could not keep up with anything. He was a hot mess! I don’t want to even to tell you guys about the story of the Honey Nut Cheerios sprinkled all over his chest while we were eating breakfast. MIles is literally a big kid. I was crying with laughter for 9 days straight. Just writing this has me laughing. Too much fun!

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Grist Mill by Kevin King

Another view of the iconic Grist Mill in Babcock State Park, WV

Kevin King: Photos

Woodland Mill by Jeff Maw

Babcock State Park – Old Grist Mill

Jeff Maw: Photos

Guanacoland by Floris van Breugel

Two guanacos (Lama guanicoe) pose in front of the Cuernos del Paine in Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park.

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Reflections of Winter by Floris van Breugel

Dawn on Fitz Roy, accented by winter’s fresh snow and frost, in the Patagonia region of Argentina near El Chalten.

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Azure by Karina Chernova

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