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- Transfers to the airport take approx 10 mins.
- Cost Return Ticket: £5 per adult, £2.50 per child aged 5-16
- Transfers run every 45 mins through the day and hourly at night
- Leisure Club: Per Session:- £4.00 for an adult and £2.00 for a child.
- Europa Hotel in Gatwick has been rated 78.14% by 294 previous customers.
Description of Europa Hotel in Gatwick
The Europa is a modern hotel located by Junction 10a on the M23 and is part of the Britannia chain of hotels. The hotel completed a refurbishment all bedrooms at the end 2008.
All rooms have en-suite bathroom, tea and coffee tray, TV, direct dial telephone and hair dryer. Family rooms for 5 have 1 double bed, 1 bunk bed & 1 "Z" bed. Latest check out is 11.00 at weekends children sharing a room with adults must be 16yrs or under.
There is a carvery restaurant @£14.50 per person (3 courses) and a bar. Where stated in the room description, dinner inclusive meals will be two courses in the restaurant. Children under 16 eat free when sharing a room with 2 adults who are also dining.
Breakfast Charges
Breakfast - £11.50 per person, children - £5.95 (up to age of 11) Continental £9.95 - £4.95 child
Leisure Club: Per Session:- £4.00 for an adult and £2.00 for a child. Towels are available for hire at a cost of £1.00. Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult and are not permitted in the gymnasium. Gold Card available (allows access for up to one week):- £10.00 for an adult and £5.00 for a child.
Disabled/Wheelchair Facilities
3 rooms in the hotel have suitable facilities
Airport Transfer Details
Currently running 24 hours a day, which runs 45 minutes through the day and every hour through the night.
Airport Transfer/Journey Time
10 mins
Airport Transfer Charge
£5 per adult return, £2.50 per child aged 5-16 return, Infants 0-4 free. Charges payable locally at the hotel.
Parking Arrangements
At the discretion of the hotel, parking is on site in the hotel car park, or you will be provided with a voucher to use at 'Summer Special' long-term car park. Keys will need to be left with vehicle.
Additional Days Parking Charge
£6.25 per vehicle per night
Packages are available with holiday parking included (subject to availability).
£6.25 per vehicle per night
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Europa Hotel in Gatwick
Hotel easy to get to, tired but very good value for money. Self service buffet style good with plenty of choice of main course, little choice of starter and pudding but again value for money.
Rated 93.33% Mrs W Browne
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
Asked for non smoking room given smoking so it was smelly, restaurant service poor, food fair, booked taxi to airport and staff forgot to order it
Rated 30.00%
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
We stayed here before and after our holiday and we much preferred this site to another one close by which we used before. The rooms were more than adequate and the food from both the restaurant and room service were excellent value for money. There was only one slight downside on the airport transfers which were only hourly and we had just missed one back from the terminal so a 50 min wait in the cold after a holiday in a hot climate was not the best thing for a group with 3 young children! We even had a suite allocated to us on our return stay so that made uo for things
Rated 93.33% S Housley
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
Hotel looking a bit tatty, not a bad rate through FHR parking, which was totally disorganised but certainly wouldn't pay normal rack rate.
Rated 63.33%
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
The main problem with this hotel is the bus transfer. Although it only takes 10 minutes, the service is every hour. The bus stop is about 300 metres from the terminal and waiting in the cold and dark is not much fun.
Rated 76.67%
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
ordered two meals in the bar, steak dinners,my steak was so tough i could not even cut it never mind eating it ,my wifes steak was a lot better but not great,we asked for it to be taken away and the waitress duly obliged and apoligised but she never came back with any message or apoligy and totaly forgot about us,my wife finished her meal ,and me being tired of waiting just went to bed as not to cause any trouble,we have never had this trouble before and always use this hotel from gatwick,but i think now its time for a change,we would most probally recomend this hotel but not for the food
Rated 100.00%
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
Good value odd airport hotel & parking. Excellent Restaurant facilities at good price.
Rated 100.00%
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
the hotel is shabby with scruffy and split sofas in the bar area. The room had seen better days and smelled of cigarette smoke despite being a non smoking room. The breakfast buffet was basic and the staff were not interested. We stayed here 2 years ago so thought it would be OK. we won't stay here again.
Rated 33.33%
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
Staff friendly and helpful
Rated 76.67%
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
This hotel was a very reasonable rate and comfortable facilities. The transfer to and from the Airport cost £5 each and if you miss one bus, you have to wait for the next which can be 45 minutes. Apart from that, everything was good.
Rated 63.33% Dawn Wyatt
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
Clean and comfortable
Rated 83.33% A Williams
Europa Hotel in Gatwick
Comfortable room and booking room, meal & parking together worked out very reasonable.Very busy but managed to find parking space without too much trouble. Transfers ran exactly to time.
Rated 83.33% J. Millward
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Hm. Would I like to be part of the generation, or first generation of guinea pigs? Hm....No.
As a very simple problem with the fish, they are designed to be tolerant to toxins. So they may seem to be just fine after building up higher levels of toxins than their natural 'cousins'. Have to wonder what the plans are also if they are being designed to be tolerant of toxins.
Another problem, which could be made by making them sterile is if they escape and breed out there.
Salmon farming in general - GM or not - is pretty devastating for the local environment around these farms.
And then there is the crap shoot of what these multispecies hybrids actually have chemically in their bodies.
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I'd be cool with it, so long as the science is solid. It sounds like they just have increased metabolisms and eat a lot all year, thus letting them grow faster. Nothing too weird there. I know a few genetics researchers and none of them seem too concerned with such things. Sure, while development is underway they are super careful to make sure no weird transgenic creatures escape into the environment, but once sufficient testing is done to make sure the things aren't going to devastate the natural environment if they escape I see no real problem with it. Especially these fish, it sounds like their enhancements are poorly suited to life in the wild and they wouldn't outcompete natural salmon even if they did escape.
But as for the original question, yes I'd eat them, so long as I had faith in the regulatory system. Although I hear there are all kinds of drugs and things floating around in the US system that shouldn't be so maybe you guys do have cause for concern. I don't really know much about that though.
Oh, and they are farmed fish so they shouldn't accumulate much in the way of heavy metals or anything, just want to make sure that not too much pesticide or other chemical garbage gets washed into their pens...
Oh and I am curious, why are Salmon farms as destructive as you say to the environment around the farms? I don't know much about this. Is it just the original development of the farm? Or the water usage or whatever they put in the water to feed the salmon which drains off into random places? Or something else?
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You have more faith in how concerned companies are and what their priorities are. I also have little faith in goverment oversight, given the revolving door between industry and government, amongst other 'influences'.
Oh, and they are farmed fish so they shouldn't accumulate much in the way of heavy metals or anything, just want to make sure that not too much pesticide or other chemical garbage gets washed into their pens...
Oh and I am curious, why are Salmon farms as destructive as you say to the environment around the farms? I don't know much about this. Is it just the original development of the farm? Or the water usage or whatever they put in the water to feed the salmon which drains off into random places? Or something else?[/QUOTE]
Some info on that...
Salmon Farming
by author The David Suzuki Foundation
Salmon farming - the placement of large metal or mesh net cages in the ocean to grow fish - was pioneered in Norway in the 1960s. Since then the industry has expanded to Scotland, Ireland, Canada, the United States, and Chile, but is dominated by the same multinational corporations.
Wherever it is practised, net-cage salmon farming is controversial and raises serious environmental concerns.
The David Suzuki Foundation does not oppose salmon farming, but is opposed to practices that negatively affect marine and freshwater habitats, wild fish species, and other industries that rely on a healthy marine environment like tourism, sports and commercial fishing.
Summary of Problems
Since the 1980s, aquaculture-the aquatic version of industrial agriculture-has been the fastest-growing supplier of fish worldwide. Some observers see aquaculture as an opportunity to take the pressure off wild fish stocks, while addressing the growing imbalance between fish production and food requirements for an expanding world population. While aquaculture can be beneficial in some cases, this is not the case when carnivorous species are farmed.
Salmon are carnivores. So besides the ecological and health concerns associated with salmon farming, farmed salmon actually represent a net loss of protein in the global food supply as it takes from two to five kilos of wild fish to grow one kilo of salmon. Highly nutritious fish like herring, mackerel, sardines, and anchovy are used to produce the feed for farmed salmon, which is essentially luxury fare for the North American, European and Japanese markets.
The vast majority of global aquaculture production, about 85 percent, uses non-carnivorous fish species - like tilapia and catfish - produced in land-based ponds for domestic markets. Most ponds are ecologically integrated into the agricultural, industrial, and community fabric, meaning, for example, that wastes become fertilizers rather than pollutants.
Instead of net cages, the David Suzuki Foundation believes that the salmon farming industry must be transformed to use safe, fully enclosed systems that trap wastes. Farmed salmon feed often contains antibiotics, other drugs, and pesticides, and excess feed and feces smother the ocean floor beneath and around the net cages, causing significant habitat damage. Fish escapement and the transfer of disease from farms to the marine environment are other serious concerns. In British Columbia, it is estimated that well over one million fish have escaped from net cages since the early 1980s.
A unique problem caused by the British Columbia industry is the introduction of a non-native species - Atlantic salmon - into the Pacific Ocean. The United Nations has declared that the introduction of exotic - or alien- species is the greatest threat to global biodiversity after habitat loss. So why Atlantic salmon in the Pacific? It all goes back to Norway where the industry was born, and an expansion of Norwegian interests into BC in the early 1980s.
Norway was the world leader in farmed salmon production and created markets that previously did not exist using Atlantic salmon. Therefore, Atlantic salmon became the favoured farmed variety, and with decades of experience culturing Atlantics, Norwegian companies decided to introduce the foreign species instead of starting anew in BC with Pacific stocks. These companies had invested heavily in developing markets for Atlantic salmon and products from Pacific stocks did not easily fit into this marketing strategy. Also, Atlantic salmon convert feed to meat more efficiently and are less aggressive - leading to greater growth and lower mortality than chinook or coho salmon, two species farmed in BC's nascent domestic industry.
Worldwide, the salmon net-cage industry uses publicly owned coastal waters to support what are essentially intensive private feedlot operations that dump drug-laced sewage into the ocean. Governments looking for new opportunities in rural, economically depressed coastal areas often have encouraged the industry. But increasingly, citizens are questioning if any benefits are offset by the alarming array of environmental, social, economic, and health costs.
Recent research has focussed on the health differences between wild and farmed salmon. A pilot study by the Suzuki Foundation was one of the first examinations of this issue, and we will soon issue a new report looking at the difference in quality of omega-3 fatty acids found in wild and farmed salmon.
Problems Associated With Salmon Farming Practices
Sewage from farms pollutes surrounding waters.
Drugs are required to keep farmed fish healthy.
Escapes of farmed fish threaten native wild fish.
Net Loss: Salmon farming depletes other fish species.
The usual automatic anti-GM mantra utilising the logically fallacious tactic of scaremongering. Normal livestock and poultry are routinely pumped full of hormones. This isnt going to impact the general publics exogenous hormone consumption at all.
Whos talking about toxins? The article in question has nothing to do with toxins.
More nonsense. There is no such crap shoot. What random chemicals do you suggest will be present in such a GM salmon as opposed to a non-GM salmon grown side-by-side? Cmon, give us specifics for once instead of vague references to chemicals.
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Interesting. 1) I didn't mention hormones. 2) I was asked a personal question about what I would do or not do. I don't think government oversight is properly handled and there is too much revolving door between industry and government. I think companies will do what they are supposed to do. Make the best returns on investments. I do not have your faith they will take all the precautions necessary and they have a strong motivation to get their products out earlier than more drawn out and thorough testing would allow. There was nothing fallacious about my argument. You and I may disagree about whether appropriate precaution will take place, but that does not make my argument fallacious. Labelling something without responding to it, however, is a fallacious argument.
Whos talking about toxins? The article in question has nothing to do with toxins.
More nonsense. There is no such crap shoot.
All you do is act like a shill for the industry. Any critique you label. You have little to add, but you know that by attacking the people who are critical of an industry which you have FAITH in you can reduce the debate to a pissing match. It is as if, in the current world, it is inconceivable that companies might take short cuts or that government oversight is unduly influenced by industry. To even raise the issues is an outrage to you.
How dare we not just nod our heads and eat these products and question them.
Yes, massah.
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Thanks for the heads up. yuck
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If you live in the western world you have eaten GM corn. You have used GM medication.
Why GM corn and not GM salmon?'
And who doesn't like salmon!?!?!
Why not? Its the pertinent issue with the GM salmon in question. Instead of actually addressing the relevant science you launch into your typical anti-GM rhetoric at any mention of the application of any sort of GM technology.
You didnt say any of that. In response to the question you alluded to the totally unsupported notion that the public are being used as guinea pigs instead of actually addressing any of the science in question. This is the Biology and Genetics forum, after all. Thats why your statement about guinea pigs is fallacious.
Okay, fair enough.
No, I dont and have never said as much. But thats not the issue and is a strawman argument. We know that the GM salmon will have elevated fish growth hormone levels. The issue is whether that poses any risks.
More strawman/fallacious arguments.
And you act like a brainwashed stooge for the anti-government, anti-industry, anti-scientific establishment. And probably a load of other anti-s as well.
I can discuss the science behind this issue, whereas all you seem to have is your automatic industry-is-evil conspiracy corruption mantra. One of these lines of argument belongs in B&G.
Wrong again. I dont have faith, I have an understanding of the underlying technology/science and an understanding of the risk-benefit processes that are involved in bringing GM products to the market.
I have never said that this cannot occur. However, I take situations on their merit, you automatically play the big-business-corruption-conspiracy card every time. It should be said that I do not automatically favour the introduction of every GM animal or foodstuff that is created.
Im not outraged; Im quite calm.
Strawman/fallacious argument, again.
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As I swig my transgenic vodka, puffing my modified tobacco, and getting high on the heavily manipulated THC plants. I would rather eat a transgenic fish then stand on a street corner and inhale all that car exhaust.
09-18-10, 02:27 PM #13keith1Guest
The difference is the effects of car exhaust on health was exhaustively (pun) tested over time, so that the debate could lead to a realistic discussion of realistic cures to the problem. Not the same for effects of GM products.
Laboratory testing results on rats are available on the internet, are not very conclusive, in that they were not extensive enough. Conclusions do show a needed lengthy examination. If signs of "digestive system and breeding malfunction after four generations" is found to be conclusive, in further testing, that should clearly show reason for the need for that further testing.
An article I read a few years back suggested that, before any transgenic food is released to the public, it must undergo about 1000 laboratory and field tests. In the 1050's and 1960's chemical and radiation mutagenesis was used as a tool to develop new, higher producing foods. I believe that we all now eat mutant tomatoes from that era. I can guarantee that the mutants did not get tested to anywhere near the degree that transgenic foods are.
We all eat transgenic foods. Not just the GM corn previously mentioned, but also soy flour, which is added to a hell of a lot of the processed foods, including bread, that we eat daily. After 15 years of eating GM foods, there is still no evidence that any are harmful.
The human body is actually very adaptable in relation to food intake. We eat substantial amounts of toxins all the time. Plants produce these toxins to fend off insect attack. Potatoes contain solanine. Celery psoralin. Tomatoes contain tomatin. Zucchinis cucurbitacin. etc etc. All those toxins do us no harm at all. And there is no credible evidence that anything in GM foods causes us any harm at all either.
The reason why I was vague about the source is that I no longer have the article. It was a part of the email newsletter Agbioview, but I deleted it. As I am sure you will appreciate, we get so much stuff via the internet these days that if I did not push the delete button often, we would be inundated.
It does not matter, though, about the exact figures. 1000 tests is probably a round up or round down of the actual number. The point is that GM foods are extremely thoroughly tested.
09-19-10, 12:18 AM #17keith1Guest
Your analogy is not valid. The effects of car exhaust on health may well have been exhaustively tested over time, but the key point here is that the widespread introduction of cars was not delayed until that testing had been completed. The testing was performed parallel to the phased introduction of cars. As is the same for GM organisms. As is the same for all new technologies.
Be careful about playing the support your statements with references card. You posted first with a series of unsupported statements. If youre going to insist on referenced statements from others, Im going to insist on them from you also.
09-19-10, 08:45 PM #19keith1Guest
"...As of January 2009 there has only been one human feeding study conducted on the effects of genetically modified foods..."
courtesy: wikipedia
"...Most feeding trials were short-term and restricted to a single generation or a single breeding cycle..."
courtesy: FBAELast edited by keith1; 09-19-10 at 08:58 PM.
Actually, there have been numerous feeding studies on humans. Duration : 15 years. Numbers : at least one billion.
Results : no harm.
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The Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of commerce members Art Bigsby, Gene Giussin and Town of Nelson Supervisor Roger Bradstreet, Cazenovia Mayor Kurt Wheeler, Assemblyman Bill Magee, D-121, Cazenovia Supervisor Ralph Monforte and Cazenovia School District Superintendent Bob Dubik spoke briefly at the annual State of the Area conference.
Bigsby spoke on behalf of the chamber and the events it has helped put together in Cazenovia. The town brought in more than 25,000 people for various events in the village, including the year round farmers market, cruise-ins, the Fourth of July Parade and the Memorial Day Parade.
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Bradstreet spoke about advancements in the town of Nelson. He highlighted two new successful businesses in 2012; the Blue Canoe on Tuscarora Lake and the Nelson Odeon, which have both done well after opening last year. Despite the 20 or so successful businesses in Nelson, Bradstreet said the town has been working to make Nelson as business friendly as possible and are currently trying to expand their economic presence.
"We are in a strategic location on Route 20," said Bradstreet "We are right between Morrisville and Cazenovia east to west and Wampsville and Erieville north to south. We are trying to entice business in the township."
Wheeler said that various levels of government in Cazenovia have been working together to get projects done, like the reopening of the Clark Street bridge.
"Levels of government can work together for the benefit of the community," Wheeler said. "The days of being able to rely on large sums of money from federal and state government are gone. We have to be self-reliant to a degree. We are doing what we can to create a vibrancy in our community."
Wheeler focused on the renovations done throughout the city to buildings like the Carpenter Barn and various projects to alleviate one of Cazenovia's hottest issues - parking. The city has already expanded parking behind the Library and is working on putting in a new lot next to the post office on Lincklaen Street. There have been improvements to Tops Plaza and plans to continue annexation of derelict property to renovate or sell what they can to improve the area. Both Empire Brewing Company and Owera Vineyards should have permanent homes in the Cazenovia area by the end of 2013, and all the panel members are hopeful that both will be up and running by the summer.
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Benefit cheat to pay back thousands
May 16th, 2013
A woman has been ordered to pay more than £11,000 to Ashford Borough Council after claiming benefits she was not entitled to.
Caroline Mills pleaded guilty to failing to inform the council of a change in circumstances, which would have cut her benefits.
She was taken to court after receiving £7,870.24 between March 25 in 2011 and July 15 of last year.
Folkestone Magistrates' Court heard how she continued to claim housing tax and council tax benefit for a council house in Brabourne Lees, after moving in with her husband in Monks Horton.
An investigation began after an anonymous tip. Searches of both properties were conducted, with numerous documents found at the Monks Horton residence.
Mrs Mills was given a two-year conditional discharge and said she could face further punishment if she re-offended in that time.
Hythe man charged with robbery
May 15th, 2013
A Hythe man has been charged after a robbery in the town.
A businessman was taking cash to a bank in the high street in Hythe on the morning of Monday, 13 May, when he was stopped and some of the cash he was carrying was stolen.
Boyd Williams has been charged with robbery and been released on police bail.
The 21-year-old is due to appear before magistrates in June.
A2 closed after fatal collision
May 15th, 2013
The A2 between Bridge and Barham was closed yesterday after a fatal collision.
Police are appealing for witnesses after the driver of a Polish-registered red Renault died at the scene when his vehicle hit a bridge.
Emergency services were called to the collision at about 1.35pm after reports that a lorry had crashed on the London bound carriageway.
The incident resulted in both carriageways being shut as the lorry was removed and repairs were carried out to the crash barrier.
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May 14th, 2013
East Kent are leading the way in fostering, according to the latest figures.
Kent County Council has revealed that East Kent has more than three times the number of foster carers than the West of the county.
This week marks the start of Foster Care fortnight and KCC are urging people to consider opening their homes to vulnerable children.
Jenny Whittle, Cabinet Member for Specialist Children's Services said:
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Foster care fortnight is a fantastic opportunity to think about whether you could offer love, time and care to a child who cannot be with their own family."
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May 14th, 2013
Thieves are posing as Age Concern workers in Folkestone.
Kent Trading Standards are warning people that a man and women are asking elderly residents to discuss receiving meal deliveries as a distraction.
On one occasion the woman using the name Jennifer stayed with the victim, while a man stole prescription drugs and money from a Folkestone resident.
Age Concern no-longer exists and people are advised not to let anyone in claiming to be from that organisation.
The charity are now called Age UK.
Public meeting called over Princess Parade plans
May 13th, 2013
A public meeting has been called to discuss the future of Princess Parade. The meeting intends to gather local people's views about the future of the site and to agree a community course of action.
The land is owned by Shepway District Council, who have commissioned a report to look at the possibility of its development.
Campaigners have said the land is an area of environmental importance.
The meeting will take place on Tuesday, 14 May at 6,30pm in the Main Hall of the Hythe Bay School.
Kent bucks national trend with MMR vaccine
May 13th, 2013
Kent is going against the national trend with an above average take-up of the MMR vaccine. Although there has been a national increase in the number of measles cases, this has not been reflected in the county.
Kent County Council (KCC) are urging 10 – 16 year-olds to make sure they protect themselves by having the vaccination, despite Kent not having a outbreak.
KCC's Director of Public Health, Meradin Peachey said: "Measles is a serious disease and, while there is no outbreak in Kent, nationally, numbers of cases are increasing. This is because of low vaccination numbers when today's teenagers were babies.
"It's important to check if you've been vaccinated and if not, to talk to your GP. In the same way, if you are not sure, check with your GP.
"While there is not a serious problem now, it could affect teenagers next year or the year after if they have not been vaccinated."
The Folkestone Airshow has been cancelled weeks before it is supposed to take place
May 10th, 2013
The air display that was due to take place on 8 June, but organisers have cancelled the event due to funding concerns.
Yvonne Holder, event organiser said: "After a very difficult few weeks, the hard decision has been taken to cancel Folkestone airshow for a number of factors. The first being is the financial risk of putting on this major event is too great for Folkestone Town Centre Management Ltd, a not for profit organisation, to take, in these very difficult times".
The event was expected to bring in £12.6m to the local economy through visitor spend. The event organiser had told Academy FM in a previous interview that they needed more help financially to make the Airshow even bigger and had organised various fundraising events ahead of the day.
The Airshow was also unable to confirm additional flying displays, due to financial constraints.
Organisers thanked people for their support for the Folkestone Airshow and hope the support continues in 2014, where it is hoped it will go ahead.
Folkestone Academy student wins place at prestigious theatre company
May 10th, 2013
A Folkestone drama student has won a place to study with the National Youth Theatre.
Lauren Leslie will follow in the footsteps of several other Folkestone Academy students after being accepted into the country's biggest youth theatre company.
The 16-year-old is only one of 500 young people to gain a place out of the 4200 youngsters that auditioned.
The drama student said: "I was so surprised and pleased to be accepted".
She will be spending two weeks in London during the summer to take part in a course that will lead to auditions for performances and movies.
CCTV images released after two serious incidents in Shepway
May 10th, 2013
Kent Police have released CCTV images from two serious incidents in Hythe and New Romney.
Officers believe the bomb hoax at the Hythe Imperial Hotel on 28 September 2012 and an attempted robbery at a Bank in New Romney on 28 March this year may be related.
A man threatened a member of staff at the hotel, where he reportedly produced a handgun before claiming there was a bomb in the hotel.
In Romney Marsh, a man allegedly entered the Lloyds TSB on the High Street where he made an attempt to rob the bank.
The two CCTV images show footage of two men they would like to speak to.
The suspects in both incidents are described as in their 60's.
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Kim Kardashian is off the market because her boo is ready to wife her up. People Magazine broke the news today with all the details of how it went down, but you won't actually get the physical copy until Friday.
According to People.com, Kim walked into her Beverly Hills home and found her boo Kris kneeling on one knee with rose petals written on the floor saying "WILL YOU MARRY ME?" In his hand was a very expensive ring worth over $1 million. Who can say no to that? Now she's ready to tell the world her love story.
"I didn't expect this at all," Kardashian, 30, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview (out Friday) of the romantic, surprise proposal. "I was in such shock. I never thought it would happen at home, and I never thought now."
Humphries popped the question with a custom-designed, 20.5-carat Lorraine Schwartz diamond sparkler. "I just knew I wanted it to be big," says Humphries, 26, who, with the help of Kardashian's mom Kris Jenner, planned an intimate family celebration later that evening.
"Kris really didn't want a big celebration, but he had jokingly told my mom he'd be fine if there were mini-horses there," says Kardashian with a laugh. "Later that night at the party, my mom brought out two mini-horses, covered in glitter, for us! It was hysterical!"
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Also on the Kardashian to-do list is writing a novel. Kim and her sisters have teamed up to pen a novel about a "glamorous, high profile and complicated family" and are currently asking fans to give them a title.
The novel is based on our lives but we've added a lot of crazy fictional twists and turns. You'll have to decide for yourself which story lines are true to life, and which ones we dreamed up. LOL. The novel will hit bookstores on November 1.
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I could spend days in the academy museum going through all the exhibits and computerized battles along with viewing an incredible array if detailed wooden ships models
I could spend days in the academy museum going through all the exhibits and computerized battles along with viewing an incredible array if detailed wooden ships models
Take the tour, lots of great info you would miss on your own. Toured during a walking tour of the area, but you can do a tour of the academy itself which would be more comprehensive.
The Academy of open to the Public, I would advise paying for a tour. It really makes you appreciate how lucky we are to have a place like this to visit and see how they take care of our future Naval officers. Makes me very proud!
Excellent tour of the facilities and very educational. Parking is a pain but spend a day in Annapolis, park for $20 in surrounding garages and walk to everything including the Naval Academy!
Dropped my daughter off here at swim camp. We took a tour around campus beforehand. I attended Emory and have been on quite a few SEC/ACC campuses for athletics. Nothing even comes close to the beauty of this place. With any luck it will have made the same impression on my kids.
We visited the Naval Academy during a cold and grey day, but the students brightened the day. Upon arrivel in Annapolis, we were surprised by the number of beautiful dressed shipmen walking through the town - it was a Sunday so I think that all had a day off. They clearly wore their 'Sunday'-uniform with pride and it reminded me... More
Had a great time visiting the campus of the USNA. Take the tour, you get an inside look, answered all of our questions, really enjoyed ourselves in the miserable weather!
I cannot imagine going to Annapolis and not visiting the Naval Academy. It is an extraordinary place. For those less familiar with the US military and the role that the service academies play, the tour is well worth it. Even without the tour, it's an amazing place to walk through and see.
The U.S. Naval Academy offers free tours (remember your photo ID) that are wonderful. You can also take the walking tour of Annapolis which includes the Naval Academy. See your tax dollars at work but you'll be happy with the way they're spent.
My boyfriend and I were staying in Annapolis and after reading other reviews decided to visit the Naval Academy. We signed up for the guided tour- our tour guide was a previous employee of the academy and very knowledgeable. One note to people in wheelchairs- not every building on the campus is wheelchair accessable and I think our guide could... More
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BIO Pics: The Godfather and Movie Mobsters
March 15, 2012 by Josh MapesOn March 15, 1972, The Godfather opened in New York City, restoring the public's fascination with the Mafia and organized crime. Mobster movies of the 1930s, such...
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Organized Crime Boss / 1906 - 1947
Iconic mobster Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel built the Flamingo casino in Las Vegas, igniting an era of glamour, gambling and gangsters in the desert.
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Warren Beatty is an Oscar-winning director and actor known for such films as Bonnie and Clyde, Reds and Heaven Can Wait.
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Frank Lucas
Drug Dealer / 1930 -
By the 1960s, gangster and drug kingpin Frank Lucas had constructed an international drug ring that spanned from New York to South East Asia.
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Denzel Washington
Film Actor / 1954 -
Former star of the hit TV drama St. Elsewhere, actor/director Denzel Washington has earned popular and critical acclaim for his roles in several feature films, including Training Day and American Gangster.
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Police Officer / 1939 -
Donnie Brasco was the alias of Joseph Pistone, an undercover FBI agent that infiltrated the Bonanno crime family.
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Organized Crime Boss / 1943 - 2012
Henry Hill was a member of the Lucchese crime family who became a federal informant, inspiring the Martin Scorsese movie Goodfellas.
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American actor Ray Liotta is best known for his on-the-edge tough-guy characterizations in films like Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas (1992) and No Escape (1994).
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A child from an Italian immigrant family, Al Capone (a.k.a. 'Scarface') rose to infamy as the leader of the Chicago mafia during the Prohibition era.
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Legendary award-winning actor Robert De Niro has starred in such films as Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, The Godfather: Part II and Silver Linings Playbook.
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American educator Helen Keller overcame the adversity of being blind and deaf to become one of the 20th century's leading humanitarians, as well as co-founder of the ACLU.
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Anne Sullivan was a teacher who, at age 21, taught Helen Keller, who was deaf, mute, and blind, how to communicate and read Braille.
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Detectives and FBI agents are searching for a man suspected of robbing a Silverdale Bank of American Friday morning.
Kitsap County sheriff's deputies were called to the bank at 10541 Silverdale Way Northwest at about 9:15 a.m. after the man, described as white in his early 20s, handed a note to a bank employee demanding money, according to a statment from the sheriff's office.
No weapon was displayed nor was any employee threatened.
The suspect took an undisclosed amount of cash and fled on foot.
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Recently there has been a rise in the reports of Mac based malware seen by users.
This threat is called 'Mac defender' and usually shows up as a drive by download advising you that you have multiple infections just the PC versions out there.
It attempts to mimic your finder window and display a list of infections, which are all bogus-
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It's a scenario that happened a lot at our last house with its big picture window facing a canyon. But thank goodness, it occurs less often at our Redlands CA home. You hear a bang and go out to find a stunned bird. Luckily, after making sure it was in a safe spot, [Read more...]
Bugs! and Other Photos from Our Yard
Our yard is alive with wildlife this spring, so thought I would post some photos of the critters and a few native plants they're especially attracted to. The insects attract a host of larger insects and in the chain of life, they in turn attract a rich bird and lizard population that feeds on them all. The last photo I took was of a Cooper's hawk hoping to feed on one of those birds. [Read more...]
Great hikes: Head to the Crafton Hills
I'm always on the lookout for hikes that feature our area's rich California native habitat and wildlife — and Crafton Hill's Grape Street Trail in Yucaipa provides plenty of that. It's an intermediate trail that takes you up a not-too-steep hill to nice views [Read more...]
Don't Buy d-CON (and a campaign to reduce rat poison use)
Kudos to the Los Angeles Times. Last Friday they pushed another important subject into the public arena in their editorial "Ban super rat poisons."
I've been gathering info to write another post on the dangers of the stronger second-generation rodent poisons (see earlier post here). Briefly, here's the latest news on this problem: One manufacturer — Reckitt Benckiser — of the second generation of poisons, refuses to withdraw its d-CON products despite a ban by the EPA [Read more...]
Native Bees and Other Wildlife Find Our Home
What a joy this spring to walk around our yard here in Southern California – a former lawn now full of native and other wildlife-attracting plants. The native bees have arrived in higher numbers, challenging the busy honeybees on our blooming ceanothus and lavender. Our resident Anna's hummingbird seemed to survive the cold spell this winter and is perching on his usual tree branch [Read more...]
Go Organic — and plant milkweed — to Save Monarchs
An article on page three of today's Los Angeles Times talked about declining monarch butterfly numbers in Mexico where it winters. But here is an important takeaway that was buried a bit in the article: the use of genetically modified crops (GMOs) in the midwest where the monarch breeds contains Roundup (glyphosphate) that is killing the monarch's vial food source — the milkweed plant . [Read more...]
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I discovered another great, secluded hiking area in the inland area - Wildwood Canyon State Park – tucked away off Wildwood Canyon Road in Yucaipa, California. In another example of the importance of land conservation [Read more...]


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At the 3 way intersection of Monte Rio, it's really a 4 way intersection, D st. is the small street to the North. (Immediate Right if your coming from Guerneville, Left if your coming from Occidental or Jenner) Look for signs.
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Throughout the year, students in every grade at Bronx Letters have the opportunity to participate in organized basketball (boys and girls), baseball, and track (boys and girls). Our athletic program director coaches Paul coordinate each individual program. Schedules for athletic programs are posted at the beginning of each season on school bulletin boards and through advisory newsletters.