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October 08, 2010 - Field Notes
Noteworthy Dates
- October 12. Black Sea Bass Recreational Fishing Mid-Season Closure.
The 2010 recreational marine fishing season for black sea bass will be temporarily closed from October 12 through October 31, 2010. The shortened season applies to all state and federal waters between Maine and North Carolina to help keep recreational harvest within the allowable limits set by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS). Fishing for black sea bass will reopen from November 1 through December 31, 2010, and the recreational measures for 2011 will be set in December, 2010. Review the DEC press release for further information, or contact the DEC Bureau of Marine Resources by email or by telephone at (631) 444-0435 between the hours of 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.
- October 16. Fishing Clinic Event at the Fall Family Fishing Festival.
A free fishing clinic will be offered by I FISH NY at the Fall Family Fishing Festival at Hempstead Lake State Park in Suffolk County on October 16th from 10 AM to 4 PM. All the bait and tackle and helpful fly fishing tips and instruction will be provided! For contact information, visit the DEC's Free Fishing Clinic webpage.
- October 16. Big Game Muzzleloading and Bowhunting Opportunities Open.
On October 16, 2010, multiple big game hunting opportunities will be opening:
Deer muzzleloading in the Northern Zone and deer bowhunting in the Southern Zone. Bear muzzleloading for various Northern Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) and bear bowhunting for Western, Central and Southeastern WMUs. For maps and detailed information visit the Deer and Bear Hunting Seasons webpage. Also, review the deer and bear hunting regulations and harvest reporting requirements before going afield.
- October 16. Pheasant Hunting Season Opens for Central and Western Areas.
Pheasant hunting will open on October 16, 2010 for Central and Western areas of New York State. View the Pheasant Hunting Season Map to find available open hunting areas, bag limits, and a link to 2010 pheasant release site information.
- October 16. Waterfowl Hunting Opportunities across New York State.
Waterfowl hunting seasons are open or will be open soon in many areas across New York State (including youth waterfowl days). Visit the 2010-11 Waterfowl Seasons webpage for a list of season dates and bag limits. All waterfowl hunters must register with the federal Harvest Information Program at http://www.ny-hip.com/ (offsite link, leaving DEC website), and hunters age 16 or older must have a 2010-11 federal duck stamp (offsite link, leaving DEC website).
- October 20. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seeks Public Input on the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge Comprehensive Conservation Plan.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will host public meetings on Wednesday, October 20 at Refuge Headquarters in the Alabama/Shelby area of western New York to solicit public input regarding the proposed Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP) for the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge (NWR). The first meeting will take place from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., followed by another from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. For additional details and to find out how to review and comment on the draft plan, visit the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service website at: www.fws.gov/northeast/planning/iroquois/ccphome.html (offsite link, leaving DEC website). The public comment period is now open and will end on November 8, 2010.
Outdoor enthusiasts take note!
You won't want to miss the October issue of the Conservationist magazine. In it you'll discover how biologists track ruffed grouse, and learn about a mystery turkey tag found in Rensselaer County. Also, read an ECO's firsthand account of working on the Gulf Oil Spill, and view incredible photos of owls that visit New York City. Celebrate the spectacular fall foliage at Prospect Mountain near Lake George, read about climate change in the Adirondacks, and check out the reader-contributed photos of a barred owl and a family of bobcats. All this and more is in the October issue, so subscribe today by calling 1-800-678-6399 or by visiting http://www.theconservationist.org/
Significant Notes
- New Accessible Waterfowl Hunting Blind at Chautauqua Lake.
Our Region 9 wildlife staff recently developed an accessible waterfowl hunting blind and wildlife observation deck on the southwest shoreline of Chautauqua Lake at the Chautauqua Lake Fish and Wildlife Management Area (F&WMA) - Stow Farm Site in North Harmony, NY. Funded in part by the Environmental Protection Fund and Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act Fund, this universally accessible waterfowl hunting blind will help to provide current and future generations with improved access to this area's valuable natural resources. Acquired by New York State in 2002, the Chautauqua Lake F&WMA is made up of three sites: Stow Farm, Tom's Point, and Cheney Farm, totaling 125 acres and protecting over 6,400 feet of shoreline.
- Hunting Site Opens at Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area.
One of the two restricted areas at Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Onondaga County has been opened to allow hunting opportunities for the 2010 small game, big game and waterfowl seasons. Review the DEC press release for details on the new open hunting area known as the "Hundred Acre Marsh".
- Waterfowl Consumption Advisory.
With waterfowl hunting seasons opening around the state, hunters are reminded that wild ducks and geese may contain chemicals (PCBs and some pesticides) at levels that may be harmful to health. Despite improvements in environmental quality, some waterfowl species in particular may contain elevated levels of these chemicals, particularly in their fatty tissues. The Department of Health (DOH) provides advice so that hunters and others who eat wild waterfowl can enjoy these wild foods and reduce their exposures to toxic chemicals. The DOH advisory states that: "Mergansers are the most heavily contaminated waterfowl species and should not be eaten. Eat no more than two meals per month of other wild waterfowl; you should skin them and remove all fat before cooking and discard stuffing after cooking. Wood ducks and Canada geese are less contaminated than other wild waterfowl species, and diving ducks are more contaminated than dabbler ducks." Following these guidelines will reduce the risk to consumers of any adverse effects from eating wild waterfowl harvested in New York. DOH's complete advisories for sportfish and game can be found at http://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/outdoors/fish/fish.htm (offsite link, leaving DEC website)
Welcoming Two New Bureau Chiefs
We congratulate and welcome two of our newly appointed Bureau Chiefs: Gordon Batcheller, as our Chief of the Bureau of Wildlife, and Christina Dowd, as our Chief of the Bureau of Habitat.
- Gordon Batcheller, Chief of the Bureau of Wildlife.
Gordon is a certified wildlife biologist and previously served as section leader for wildlife services in DEC's Albany headquarters. A graduate of the University of Maine (B.S., wildlife management) and Oklahoma State University (M.S., wildlife ecology), Gordon started his career with DEC in 1981, beginning as a field biologist in Region 9. In his career at DEC, Gordon has been an active participant on several DEC teams responsible for managing furbearers, big game, and game birds; and has helped develop policies to reform DEC's response to nuisance wildlife problems.
- Christina Dowd, Chief of the Bureau of Habitat.
Christina has wide and varied experience at DEC, beginning her biologist career in 1987 in Region 2 where she worked for seven years on wetlands permitting and compliance as well as urban wildlife studies. She came to Central Office in 1994 to join the Hazardous Waste Site Evaluation Unit, first as biologist and then as Unit Leader. After 2003, Christina became a Section Head, overseeing not only contaminated site cleanup, but also impact assessment for power plants, hydroelectric facilities, and windpower projects.
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During this time of year masses of monarch butterflies are on their grand migration, traveling over thousands of miles across eastern North America from as far north as Canada to reach just a few mountaintops in Central Mexico for the winter.
Track the monarch's during their fall migration by visiting www.learner.org/jnorth (offsite link, leaving DEC website)!
Read more facts about this intriguing butterfly on the DEC web-site!


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Just saw it on around the horn.
Well, that isn't too surprising. I don't know if USC could out bid A & M. I think A & M would want to pay almost anything they could to keep him. He could get some studs to go with him to USC no doubt, however.
well if they said it on around the horn it has to be true
They were saying USC could double his pay. Also a lot would depend if Saban goes to Tx because that would make recruiting that much harder in the state.
Now I know why many think you are an AZ.
Google it its being reported by many outlets.
If Saban goes to Texas, that opens the SEC West up for grabs. He now just has LSU to contend with rather than Alabama. Alabama will be very good for awhile, but not Saban good.
Great would-be hire.
There's actually a lot of great young coaching talent out there. Would hate to miss out on one of the good ones if/when Muschamp is let go. As it stands now, Muschamp will be retained for at least another season and we will be competing with Texas among others for the next HC. Timing is everything.
So Les gets another raise?
:love: I know you realize I was joking. But since when has AH started breaking news?
Hard to say. Texas probably has the biggest and most profitable program of all and A&M is not far behind. USCw is a small school but has VERY wealthy alumni who would probably be willing to pony up whatever it takes to get whoever they want.
But Sumlin already makes $3.1 million. Saban makes just under $5.4 million. I don't think USCw can justify making him the highest paid coach in all of college football, so they probably can't double his salary.
If USC even talks with Sumlin, you can bet Texas A&M will make him one of the top 5 paid coaches in all of college football. My guess is Texas A&M would offer Sumlin about $5.2 million, which would put him at #3 just ahead of Bielema. That might be a hard number for USCw to beat by much.
Sumlin seems like a good coach, but I would hesitate to hire him because he has had the commodity of coaching Johnny football.
Not trying to take anything away from Sumlin, but if I am the AD considering him, I would want to see how he does without JM for at least a season or 2.
In Christ forever,
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you do realize Sumlin was the head coach of Houston for 4 years and this makes his 6th year as a head coach.
Bad choice (imo)
Sumlin is a good coach no doubt, however he's not good at leashing ego's.
He cannot keep one "fat head" from being an ass in the middle of texas...
How could he possibly handle 10+ cali ego's in Hollywood
He did damn well at Houston before we ever even heard of Johnny football. That's how he got the Texas A&M job.
CHarlie Strong on the other hand has all his glory tied to Teddy Bridgewater. We will find out how good a coach he is after Bridgewater leaves.
Didn't sumlin benefit from Briles recruiting at that stop and Sherman's recruiting at this stop?
He'll need a bridge over troubled water.
I'm sure he did. But he definitely knows how to use the talent he has on hand. Recruiting at USC....a blind man could do it. That part will only get easier if he goes to LA.
Before John Football, it was Case Keenum who was supposed to get an invite to New York every season because of the ridiculous numbers he was putting up. And Houston was one of the BCS busters all the talking heads sat around and felt sorry for throughout the season(s).
I'd say that Sumlin was every bit as qualified as Meyer was, before taking the A&M job. Meyer's final Utah team just happened to beat an overrated Pitt squad in the Fiesta Bowl, which sounded a whole lot better than it actually was, IMO.
Even without Kingsbury running the offense, they've still been unstoppable this season. Sumlin is clearly working with the right stuff. Unlike a Charlie Strong, Sumlin is the type of guy who could come in and instantly flip that conference upside down. USC would instantly become a top-ten team again, and they'd be in contention to win the Pac 12.
There is a reason they call them aTm.
No amount of money can't be matched by them. Taxes and Texas have their own set of perks also.
If it is money alone, aTm can match any school plus a buck...
Coaching salaries are out of control.
AD's were absent that day in biz school when they explained ROI. Please don't lecture me about all the gross revenues these coaches generate because those same revenues would be generated regardless of the HC and assistant coaches 85%. Yes, alumni contributions and ticket sales are somewhat variable but the marginal increase in those revenues doesn't come close to justifying what they are paying these coaches.
The market value for flavor of the week geniuses is about to take another step up. The guy USCw just fired had just as good a resume, much of it built at USCw as the OC and a recruiting wizz, as Sumlin but that won't stop USCw or TX from handing a guy like Sumlin closing in on $10 Mil a year to coach football, oh, wait to be the "CEO" of the program with a small army of helpers. Out of control just my HO.


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Howard Schultz makes right choice not blaming Obamacare
It's Howard Schultz against the corporate world on Obamacare.
Seattle Times staff columnist
I haven't been kind to Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz over the years. For instance, it still bugs me the way he sold out our SuperSonics.
But I've got to hand it to him now. He is one of the few big-corporate chieftains who is being straight with the public about something far more important than pro basketball: the impending Affordable Care Act, known as "Obamacare."
"Starbucks won't use the new law as an excuse to cut benefits or lower benefits for its workers," Schultz declared recently.
Note his use of the term "excuse." Because that is exactly what's going on right now around the region and nation: Corporate CEOs are slashing health benefits, mainly for part-time workers, and then declaiming that "Obamacare made me do it!"
Take the big grocery-store chains — QFC, Safeway and so on. They have proposed dropping health coverage for part-time employees around here, which may end up touching off a strike. It's Obamacare, they insist.
But is it? No.
At issue is that the new health law eventually will require big businesses to cover any employee who works 30 hours a week or more. There is no requirement that they cover part-time workers. But this absence of a requirement has somehow become a license to cut.
Under the law, the employer could extend them coverage but also doesn't have to — just as has been the case for decades.
Yet scads of companies are slashing thousands of part-time workers off health care anyway, and citing Obamacare as the reason anyway.
In the central Puget Sound area, an estimated 8,000 of the 30,000 grocery store workers are part-timers. Currently, they get coverage if they work 16 hours or more, and pay about 20 to 30 percent of the monthly premium (the companies pay the rest).
The stores want to drop this coverage and make part-timers buy their own insurance in the state-run health exchange that opens this week as part of Obamacare. Home Depot is doing the same thing, as is Papa John's Pizza and a number of retail chains.
This has led to denunciations of the new health reform for forcing companies to throw part-time workers off health care.
But is it? No. Howard Schultz is the proof.
Starbucks has upward of 100,000 part-time workers. Like the grocery stores, Starbucks gives health coverage to part-timers. But Schultz told them that under health-care reform: "Nothing is going to change. We are going to continue, as we have always done, to provide this benefit to you."
What is going on here?
It could be that Howard Schultz is a bad businessman.
Or it could be that Obamacare is complex and confusing and so provides a convenient opportunity — an excuse — for companies to slash medical benefits and then blame the federal government. It could be they're doing it because this is their big chance to shift more costs to the workers. And then, when some of those workers need subsidies, to further shift the costs to the taxpayers.
Trader Joe's also is cutting its part-time workers off health insurance. But it is giving the workers $500 a year to help them buy insurance through the new Obamacare exchanges. Forty bucks a month seems skimpy to me, but Trader Joe's is at least recognizing that the company and the workers are in this together.
While many big employers, and even some public institutions that have been slashing part-timer benefits, don't seem to.
Schultz was asked about his status as cheerleader for Obamacare on CNBC the other day. To his fellow CEOs he said this:
"I would encourage them to find ways to provide the insurance and not figure out a way to either lower the hours or get around the system."
That Howard Schultz. He is a dreamer.
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Small Business Group Revenue Increased 13 Percent, Driven by Strength in Connected Services
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – Nov. 17, 2011 – Intuit Inc. (Nasdaq: INTU) today announced financial results for its first fiscal quarter, which ended Oct. 31, and reiterated guidance for the full fiscal year 2012.
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CEO Perspective
"We're off to another strong start in fiscal 2012, growing revenue double-digits. Growth was led by our Small Business Group, which has now posted double-digit growth for seven consecutive quarters," said Brad Smith, president and chief executive officer. "Across the board our first-quarter results are in line with our expectations, so we are reiterating our guidance for fiscal 2012.
"Our business is growing despite a volatile macroeconomic environment, because we benefit from secular tailwinds. The long-term structural shift to connected services is overpowering the cyclical uncertainty weighing down the economy. Intuit also benefits from enriching the mix for our base of 50 million customers who are rapidly adopting connected services, which generate recurring revenue streams and favorable lifetime value economics for Intuit.
"Our results in the first quarter reinforce that our strategy is working and give us confidence as we head into the remainder of our fiscal year. We are in a digital jet stream, as consumers and small businesses increasingly demand access to applications anytime, anywhere and on any device. That demand will only get stronger as the proliferation of mobile devices continues. If we do our job well, and continue to innovate, we will benefit from these ongoing trends for a long time to come."
Business Segment Results and Highlights
Total Small Business Group revenue increased 13 percent for the quarter. Within the Small Business Group:
Consumer Tax
Accounting Professionals
Financial Services
Other Businesses
Quarterly Dividend
Intuit paid its first quarterly cash dividend of $0.15 per share, or $45 million, in the first quarter. In November the company's board of directors approved a quarterly cash dividend of $0.15 per share to be paid on Jan. 18, 2012 to shareholders of record as of the close of business on Jan. 10.
Stock Repurchase Program
During the first quarter, Intuit repurchased $255 million of its shares. At the end of the quarter the company had authorization from its board of directors to use up to an additional $2.4 billion for stock repurchases through August 2014.
CFO Perspective
"We've consistently delivered strong total Small Business Group revenue results, which are benefiting from the ongoing shift from desktop to online services," said Neil Williams, Intuit's chief financial officer.
"Approximately 70 percent of small business customers now enter the Intuit franchise through a connected service, including QuickBooks Online and other services, up from 40 percent in 2008.
"We expect the rapid adoption of connected services to continue in small business and across all of our businesses. Today, we reported that our first quarter fiscal 2012 loss narrowed significantly compared to the first quarter of last year, which reinforces the benefit of the shift to more recurring, reliable connected services revenue."
Forward-looking Guidance
For the second quarter of fiscal 2012, Intuit expects:
Intuit today also provided GAAP and Non-GAAP EPS guidance ranges for the third and fourth quarters:
For the third quarter of fiscal 2012, Intuit expects:
For the fourth quarter of fiscal 2012, Intuit expects:
Intuit also reiterated its fiscal year 2012 guidance. For the year ending July 31, 2012, Intuit expects:
Conference Call Details
Intuit executives will discuss the financial results on a conference call today at 1:30 p.m. Pacific time. To hear the call, dial 866-238-1641 in the United States or 703-639-1162 from international locations. No reservation or access code is needed. The conference call can also be heard live via webcast at http://investors.intuit.com/events.cfm. Prepared remarks for the call will be available on Intuit's website after the call ends.
Replay Information
A replay of the conference call will also be available for one week by calling 888-266-2081, or 703-925-2533 from international locations. The access code for this call is 1555508. The audio webcast will remain available on Intuit's website for one week after the conference call. The audio webcast will remain available on Intuit's website for one week after the conference call.
About Intuit
Intuit Inc. is a leading provider of business and financial management solutions for small and mid-sized businesses; financial institutions, including banks and credit unions; consumers and accounting professionals. Its flagship products and services, including QuickBooks®, Quicken® and TurboTax®, simplify small business management and payroll processing, personal finance, and tax preparation and filing. ProSeries® and Lacerte® are Intuit's leading tax preparation offerings for professional accountants. Intuit Financial Services helps banks and credit unions grow by providing on-demand solutions and services that make it easier for consumers and businesses to manage their money.
Founded in 1983, Intuit had annual revenue of $3.9 billion in its fiscal year 2011. The company has approximately 8,000 employees with major offices in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, India and other locations. More information can be found at www.intuit.com.
About Non-GAAP Financial MeasuresReplay Information
This press release and the accompanying tables include non-GAAP financial measures. For a description of these non-GAAP financial measures, including the reasons management uses each measure, and reconciliations of these non-GAAP financial measures to the most directly comparable financial measures prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, please see the accompanying Table B and Table E as well as the section titled "About Non-GAAP Financial Measures." A copy of the press release issued by Intuit today can be found on the investor relations page of Intuit's Web site.
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You've enrolled at a New Jersey college and are looking for things to do in the state you are going to call home for the next four years. Truthfully, you are in luck as there are many interesting things to do in New Jersey without even leaving the state's borders. Here is a list of some attractions in the great state of New Jersey:
Six Flags Great Adventure – This amusement park in Jackson Township, NJ was founded in 1974 as the amusement Great Adventure and taken over by Six Flags in 1977. The amusement park boasts 13 roller coasters and 44 rides in total. As part of the complex, there are also the areas known as Hurricane Harbor and the Wild Safari. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is a water park which features many water slides, lazy rivers, and wave pools. The Wild Safari is a 4.5 mile long road with 1,200 different animals along the drive. There are 11 themed sections in the park, and many animals approach the car hoping for a feeding from travelers.
The Borgata – Located in Atlantic City, NJ, The Borgata opened in July 2003 as a Las Vegas-style resort and casino. It is one of the most glamorous places in the state of New Jersey and boasts world-class entertainment venues. The Borgata contains fifteen restaurants which serve a variety of cuisine throughout the day and into the night. There are two event centers at the Borgata, with the main center holding 2,400 patrons and the Music Box, a 1,000 seat theater, hosting the resort's comedy club. Nightlife at the Borgata is intense as well, with the resort offering four different night clubs that range from large dancehalls to intimate lounge settings. The Borgata also contains Spa Toccare, a 54,000 square foot spa with a salon, barber shop, fitness center, indoor pool, and gardens.
Delaware River Tubing – The Delaware River serves as the border between New Jersey and Pennsylvania but it is not simply a geographic landmark or natural resource. The Delaware River can be a source of great fun and entertainment for you and your friends. There are coordinated river tubing cruises, where you sit in a tube and lazily drift along the river seeing sights along the way. One of the main attractions along the ride is the River Hot Dog Man, which is a food stand literally located in the Delaware River where drifters can grab a bite to eat along their trip. Those who want to craft their own adventure can buy tubes and enter the river at their leisure but at their own risk.
Liberty Science Center – Those who enjoy museums and science will find themselves right at home in Jersey City as they visit the Liberty Science Center. The center offers numerous exhibits that showcase various aspects of the sciences. The Eat and Be Eaten exhibit shows various predator and prey animals and demonstrates the relationship between the two. The Liberty Science Center boasts the largest IMAX theater in the entire United States. The Liberty Science Center has experiences for people of all interests and ages.


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Holiday Inn Resort Phuket Hotel
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5 star is not enoughfrom World_Citizen8
A word of caution: some rooms undergo renovation, better ask for one away from those otherwise the noise could be annoying. Also the hotel does not allow guests to bring friends from outside.
Try Sam's Steakhouse for the best steaks in Thailand!
Good location, modernfrom A TripAdvisor Member
The lobby is very good designed, restaurant is very good, travel agent inside the hotels for tours & one day trips or 1/2day trips with same prices as outside agents.
In front of the hotel, u can make massage in the beach with 300BHT(7.5$), ride jetsky 30min with 700BHT(18$).
The beach in front of the hotel is public with fees for chairs, the hotel has no private beach.
From airport to the hotel with taxi (metering) cost 420BHT (include all addition for toll & airport), but from the hotel to airport u must negoigate with the taxi.
fantastic!!from A TripAdvisor Member
Top notch!!from born2shop
Drinks at the bar and cold towels provided while waiting for our room. We were early!
Personally shown to our room by a lovely hotel person, who asked if their was anything else she could to for us.
New sea view deluxe room - impeccable - Very nicely decorated - We loved the plasma tv - Huge King bed - literally 10 different kinds of teas and coffee to chose from in your room.
Breakfast buffet was superb. Something different each day,
Everything at your doorstep, but when your in the resort its like an oasis.
The resort staff were smiling and ready to help you at all times.
I have travelled a fair bit for business and stayed at higher end facilities and can tell you without hesitation this particular Holiday Inn could give some 5 star properties a run for their money.
Well done Holiday Inn
Set in lively surroundingsfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Overall, not a bad hotel if you have kids with plenty of good restaurants on site.
Great Hotelfrom MagicianManchesterUK
Fabulous!from Nshores33
The only drawback was the bed. It was rock hard, Luckily, I slept fine on it but it certainly was hard. I'd very likely stay here again!
Superb Holiday at the Holiday Innfrom Happy_Chopper
Overall, we had such a wonderful time.
We originally stayed in the old wing of the Holiday Inn which was comfortable but nothing special, we decided to upgrade to the Busakorn Wing, which I would thouroughly recommend, has been recently upgraded and has a much better pool area, if you manage to get the ground floor pool access then all the better as you can just walk out of your private patio straight onto the sunbeds by the pool, having a swim up bar available made it all the better.
Overall Patong Beach is a lively resort, but only word of caution is that you will be hassled every few minutes by the locals selling you their ware, suits, massages and tuk tuk/taxis, if you can overcome this I would most definitly recommend.
If you are looking to for a more reasonable inexpensive way to spend your evening eating and drinking, then keep away from the Sea Front Restaurants and Bars, you are paying the Tourist prices on being on the Sea Front, instead in front of the Busakorn Wing entrance there are numerous Restaurants, Bars, Shops which are more reasonably priced.
What a sensational hotelfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Loved our honeymoon at the Holiday Inn Phuket!from Oztourist76
The Resort:- was a great location in terms of proximity to restaurants, shops & beach (just across the beach road). The Busakorn Wing is the newer wing of the resort & is absolutely lovely Thai Style - best for couples. The main wing is very family friendly & while it was looking a bit dated when we were there, I know it has been fully renovated since the Tsunami. To get to the beach, you have to walk through the 'main' wing, which is only a 2min walk.
Staff:- were so lovely & always willing to help. Lots of them too! Lots of grounds-staff always busy keeping everything absolutely sparkling clean. Most spoke reasonable English & always gave cheerful greetings.
Food:- Breakfast in Busakorn Restaurant was AMAZING! A great selection of western, european and asian delicacies that filled us up until afternoon tea. The other resort restaurants were also great, esp the SeaBreeze Restaurant in the main wing which is open to the sea breezes and has sensational themed buffets each night for about AUD$20. I was very impressed with the food quality throughout the resort. One annoyance we had a couple of times at breakfast was being seated next to what was clearly a western man with his thai 'callgirl'. Would have rather escaped this seedy side of Thailand while on our honeymoon. You can dine very cheaply at restaurants on the street from about AUD$4/main.
The Rooms:- we spent our first night in a Busakorn Studio Room which were very nice, but then upgraded to a Busakorn Villa Pool-View (but not pool-access) which was bigger & lovely, with lots of wood and a huge shower. We were given fresh orchids everyday as well as other little goodies (snacks) each afternoon. In the villa rooms, our mini bar was restocked daily free of charge. There was a heart-shaped arrangement of rose petals on our bed the first night. Our view over the Busakorn Villa pool was gorgeous, as was swimming in it. The pool is attended by a chap who gets you a towel and can arrange a drink from the bar. You feel very indulged and treated like royalty!
Some other general information...
Phuket in general:- this being my first trip to Asia (besides Singapore), I must admit to being shocked during our transfer from the airport to the resort looking out the window of the bus at the mess & poverty of the place. I (naively) expected that major tourist centres would be reasonably decent, and was horrified to see the shacks right in the major tourist area as we approached our resort. But I adjusted to this within a day or two (learnt to avoid all but the beach street), and was so relieved when we finally arrived at our resort which was heavenly!
Patong Beach Area:- it is true the Patong Beach area is one of the busiest and most bustling in Phuket, however this does provide lots of options within metres of any resort for dining out and bartering with the stall owners. The constant harrassment from the street hawkers, tailors and even the tuk-tuk (taxi) drivers does became draining & annoying though. Everywhere in urban Phuket seems a little smelly too! Lots of nightlife, which we didn't really engage in.
The beach:- the sand & water were nice & clean. The water isn't clear, but is a pleasant aqua. To use a lounge chair you have to pay a local about AUD$3. You can't escape the hawkers on the beach either, so as a result we spent a lot of time around the resort pool, which was never crowded.
If you're planning on going to Patong, we would absolutely recommend the Holiday Inn as the nicest resort at this beach, and we intend to go back ourselves next year.
Top Local Tips for Phuket
Don't go to Patong Avoid this place and visit one of the many many other beautiful areas of Thailand.
Baan Yin Dee We ate here on our last night in Phuket, it truly is an experience. It would have to be the best Thai food I have ever had (and I've had a lot!).
Negotiate on Tours When booking a tour - shop around, negotiate and compare. There are many different places that offer similar if not the same type of tours. Different places quote different prices and you should never pay the "sticker price" on the brochure. Since there are so many tours, there's no need to book in advance. You can purchase the tickets the day before.
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- Address: 52 Thaweewong Rd - Phuket - 83150 - Thailand
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MORNING: Greetings folks, and welcome to Monday August 11. The sun is shining, the moon is shining, all is set fair.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: All seems OK on the roads at the moment - I'll be keeping a keen eye and keeping you all up-to-date.
SUPER MOON: Here is the obligatory morning Tweet from Debby Thompson, our group deputy editor here at Stoke Mill towers, remnants of the supermoon...
The tail end of the #supermoon2014 on my way into @getsurrey HQ this morning. Happy Monday pic.twitter.com/jUrFyqXriy— Debby Thompson (@debby15) August 11, 2014
RIDELONDON: The Get Surrey team offered blanket coverage of the entire day yesterday, from the early morning amateurs to the professionals in the afternoon. I'll be steering you to all our bike-related content this morning, first up...
Click here for a full round-up by reporter Paul Harper.
SUPERMOON: Please Tweet any pictures of last night's spectacular supermoon to @getsurrey. Here's one from Matt Humphrey in London...
Just been out snapping tonight's supermoon, London, UK #supermoon2014 #supermoon #london #photography #moonpics #uk pic.twitter.com/WOTaP8qjqu— matt humphrey (@31thirtyone) August 10, 2014
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Heavy traffic on the M25 clockwise around the Clacket Lane Services area.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Heavy traffic on the A3 northbound between the B2039 Ockham Park and the M25 junction 10 (Wisley).
RIDELONDON: Sometimes the cyclists just needed that extra bit of motivation to push them to the finish line yesterday, as demonstrated by Giles Reid...
@RideLondon @CR_UK @michelleclreid @getsurrey now this was motivational when I reached leatherhead pic.twitter.com/ps3Ni9b7us— Giles Reid (@Gileslondon) August 11, 2014
EMERGENCY KITTENS: Cat versus balloon.
The balloon popper. pic.twitter.com/DayR37LFju— Emergency Kittens (@EmrgencyKittens) August 11, 2014
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Heavy going on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 (Leatherhead) and junction 10 (A3).
And slow on the M25 anticlockwise between junction 13 (Staines) and junction 12 (M3).
WOKING CONGESTION: Traffic building up in Woking - on the A320 Victoria Way at Church Street West and on The Broadway around Duke Street.
NEWS: A dangerous 'fighting dog' will be put down after an attack in Camberley left another dog blind in both eyes, while its walker has been jailed.
For more on the story click link.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Slow on the M3 northbound between junction 4 (Farnborough) and junction 3 (Bagshot/Lightwater).
RIDELONDON: For a blow by blow account of every development from yesterday's bike marathon, click the link.
And remember, more pictures, words and video can be found at www.getsurrey.co.uk
A3 ACCIDENT: Getting reports of an accident on the A3 in Thursley, Old Portsmouth Road, affecting both the northbound and southbound carriageways.
DOG NEWS: Canines of every shape, size and shade were on display at Guildford's Loseley Park on Saturday for the second DogFest.
For more on the event click link.
SOUTH WEST TRAINS: Vague Tweet regarding possible disruption to some services today, worth checking before travelling.
#ShortForms: Some of train services are affected by short formation today. For more details on trains affected see http://t.co/4ZxK8f2H51— South West Trains (@SW_Trains) August 11, 2014
WEATHER: It will be sunny in the morning today (look out the window if you don't believe me), turning to showers in the afternoon, interspersed by some more sun. Top temperatures around 19C. The sun/rain combination will remain until nightfall.
NEWS: Thorpe Park in Chertsey boasts Britain's fastest rollercoaster - Stealth - as well as the country's third best ride overall in Swarm, according to new data.
For more on the story click link.
A3 TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Getting reports that the traffic lights are not phasing properly at the A3/M25 junction 10. Slow traffic and delays as a result.
MORE A3 NEWS: Slow traffic and one lane closed due to an accident on the A3 northbound in Thursley at the Old Portsmouth Road.
NEWS: A five-storey, 132-room hotel at the "gateway to Staines" has been approved despite opposition from a residents' association, which claimed the building added insult to injury for nearby homeowners.
For more on the story click link.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: The A322 Woodbridge Road in Guildford before the A246 York Road busy but moving.
M25 TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Very slow clockwise on the M25 between junction 9 (Leatherhead) and junction 11 (Chertsey).
POTENTIAL PROBLEMS: Rekindle Romance Week starts today, which to me sounds like an incredibly bad idea. However, if you fell inclined to contact an old flame, now is the week to do it.
Let @getsurrey know how you get on if you decide to call an ex. Marriages as a result will almost certainly be covered by us. Good luck all you pining romantics!
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Slow traffic in Byfleet on the A245 Sheerwater Road eastbound between the B382 Old Woking Road and the A318 Sopwith Drive.
CAT: Following on from World Cat Day last Friday, you can take part in our exclusive quiz by clicking the link. And here's a picture of a cat, for no real reason.
Happy #kittyloafmonday from Melly! pic.twitter.com/2k5puguK4b— Cats Protection Camb (@camberleycats) August 11, 2014
M25 TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Two lanes closed and queuing traffic on the M25 clockwise between junction 5 (M26) and the Clacket Lane Services due to an overturned vehicle.
Trailer, being towed by a 4x4, has overturned blocking lanes three and four.
A3 UPDATE: Traffic returning to normal northbound on the A3 at Thursley after the earlier accident.
Still reports of a problem with the traffic lights at the M25/A3 junction 10, causing traffic and delays on the M25 and A3 in both directions.
WEATHER: Fantastic picture of the looming unpleasant weather as it approached Reigate yesterday. If you have any rain/sun-related images, please Tweet to @getsurrey.
Great panoramic of squall line approaching Reigate "RT @RGSweather: pano squall line #Reigate #Surrey pic.twitter.com/xj14cCleak"— ⛅ CloudSpotter (@SpireWeather) August 10, 2014
NEWS: A driver flipped her vehicle in the early hours of Sunday on the same stretch of the A24 Horsham Road where a lorry crashed last year and sent two hydraulic cranes hurtling into a garden.
For more on the story click link.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: The A320 Guildford Road in Ottershaw is closed in both directions for water main work between the A319 Chobham Road and Brox Road - it will be this way until Tuesday August 26.
ADVANCED WARNING: The A3 southbound will be closed tonight from 10pm to 6am tomorrow for roadworks - between the A3100 Clay Lane (Burpham) and the A320 Woking Road (Stoke Road interchange).
CAT NEWS: Only cat-haters will not appreciate this gallery - all the best pictures from World Cat Day, click link for details.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Three lanes closed on the M25 anticlockwise between Clacket Lane Services and junction 5 (M26) due to an overturned vehicle.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Returning to normal on the A3 around the M25 junction (Wisley interchange) after the earlier traffic light issues.
RIDELONDON: For all the best pictures and news from yesterday's Classic race - the afternoon sprint through Surrey by many of cycling's top riders - click the link.
DOG RESCUE: Firefighters were called out to Grove Road in Chertsey on Friday (August 8) evening... to rescue a dog that had got stuck on a garage roof.
The White Watch crew from Chertsey fire station attended the scene at 7.45pm, spending 20 minutes trying to coax the reluctant labrador down.
Did you see the incident? If so, please contact Get Surrey or Tweet @getsurrey.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Hulk Hogan - the favourite wrestler of pop superstar and GuilFest legend Blobbie Williams - turns 61 today. Congratulations Hulk!
WEATHER: You are probably wondering what Hurricane Bertha is up to - well, she's currently lingering in the Scotland area.
This morning's view from space shows ex #Bertha over the North Sea, still giving gales & heavy rain in Scotland pic.twitter.com/4PXIqSbxSa— Met Office (@metoffice) August 11, 2014
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Three lanes still closed and long delays on the M25 anticlockwise between Clacket Lane Services and junction 5 (M26/A21).
Travel time estimated at around 60 minutes, congestion back to junction 6 (Godstone).
Overturned trailer/ 4x4 between #Godstone j6 and #Sevenoaks j5 ACW #M25 3 lanes closed 1 lane open passed accident. pic.twitter.com/IMi2TgkikY— John Gardiner (@88JohnGardiner) August 11, 2014
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Further M25 issues, this time a broken down vehicle clockwise between junction 9 (Leatherhead) and junction 10 (A3).
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Bestselling author and former near-Surrey resident Enid Blyton would have turned 117 today.
The Famous Five and Secret Seven writer lived in Hook Road, Chessington, from 1920 to 1924.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: More on the broken down vehicle on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 (Leatherhead) and junction 10 (A3).
Lane four is blocked about a mile before junction 10.
NEWS: A Woking man collapsed and died as he cycled up a steep hill at Newlands Corner during the RideLondon-Surrey 100 race on Sunday.
For more on the story click link.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Still heavy going on the M25 anticlockwise between the Clacket Lane Services and junction 5 (M26/A21) - congestion back to junction 6 (Godstone).
Two lanes closed - travel time around 60 minutes.
#M25 Anticlock 3x lanes CLOSED J5 to J6 - http://t.co/1xqfyVDneL - Due to overturned vehicle. Expected re-open 11am pic.twitter.com/9WHodR9nHw— Motorway Cameras (@MotorwayCameras) August 11, 2014
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Ongoing delays on the M25 clockwise between junction 9 (Leatherhead) and junction 10 (A3) due to a broken down vehicle - one lane closed.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: To Thor and Rush actor Chris Hemsworth, who turns 31 today.
Australian Chris filmed Formula 1 movie Rush in Surrey, gamely recreating the plummy English tones of race-legend James Hunt.
ADVANCED TRAVEL WARNING: The exit slip road on the A3 southbound in Ockham will be closed due to roadworks from 11pm on Friday August 15 until 5am the following day - at the B2039 Ockham Road North.
TRAFFIC AND TRAVEL: Congestion spreading back to junction 8 (Reigate) on the M25 anticlockwise following the overturned vehicle earlier near the Clacket Lane Services.
Travel time is around 60 minutes - two lanes are closed.
HANDOVER: Okeydoke, I'm off for a break. I'll leave you with the intrepid RideLondon expert Paul Harper.
HELLO: Thanks Tom, not quite an expert. I'm on the blog for the next hour or so bringing you the latest travel and news.
Why not catch up on our RideLondon-Surrey coverage.
We have tonnes of pictures from the event, a round up of the Classic and 100 races - and even a few selfies
TRAVEL: No update on the delays because of an overturned vehicle.
Two lanes - lane three and four of four - remain closed and traffic is still queuing because of the 4x4 which overturned on the M25 anticlockwise between Clacket Lane Services and junction 5 M26/A21. Congestion on the M25 goes back to junction 8 A217 Reigate.
The travel time is still around 60 minutes.
#M25 Anticlock 3x lanes CLOSED J5 to J6 - http://t.co/1xqfyVDneL - Due to overturned vehicle. Expected re-open 11am pic.twitter.com/9WHodR9nHw— Motorway Cameras (@MotorwayCameras) August 11, 2014
HANDOVER: That's was a quick shift. I'm handing over to Andre Langlois now.
Have a great Monday.
HANDOVER: Good afternoon. I shall be bringing you the latest news, traffic and travel throughout the afternoon.
NEWS: There is sad news this morning of a Woking cyclist who died during yesterday's RideLondon-Surrey 100 event.
Kris Cook, 36, went into cardiac arrest at Newlands Corner near Guildford, 46 miles into the race.
Tributes have been paid to Mr Cook and his family are devastated by their loss.
Donations on his fundraising page have more than doubled in the 24 hours since he died.
The total raised so far for Woking Hospice stands at more than £3,500 and Mr Cook's girlfriend, Nicola Tait, hopes it will continue to rise.
Mr Cook, who worked in the prison service as a director for the safety of young people in public sector prisons, lived in a flat off Guildford Road.
GUILDFORD: A by-election has been announced for the Lovelace ward in Guildford. It follows the recent death of Councillor John Garrett.
The borough council has received the requisite two letter requesting an election in the ward which includes Wisley, Ockham and Ripley.
Nomination packs will be available on Tuesday August 12. The close of nominations for candidates will be at 4pm on Friday August 29.
SUPERMOON: Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a...what the heck is that?
Here is our gallery of the rather impressive moon, photographed across Surrey and Hampshire last night.
TRAFFIC: Two lanes remain closed on the M25 anticlockwise due to recovery work following an overturned 4x4 and trailer between Clacket Lane Services and junction 5 M26/A21 (Sevenoaks).
There is congestion to junction 8 (Reigate) and travel time is about 60 minutes.
GREASE NEWS: Grease is coming to Guildford Lido on Saturday August 23, from 7pm.
Local Pink Ladies and T-Birds of all ages are being invited to take a relaxing dip in the pool before watching the movie.
Refreshments and BBQ food will be available throughout the evening, including a fully licenced bar, and a spot of fancy dress is encouraged.
Standard entry costs £10 - or for a deck chair it is £12 and tickets are available by calling 01483 443333.
Grease starred Oliviaa Newton-John and John Travolta and these are them in case you didn't know:
POLICE: Surrey Police is reporting aching limbs following yesterday's event.
Aching legs for police and council cyclists after yesterday's Prudential Ride London-Surrey http://t.co/bEsvSt0uJT pic.twitter.com/GrTE4M8hqK— Surrey Police (@SurreyPolice) August 11, 2014
NEWS: A 'fighting dog' is to be put down and its owner has been jailed after an attack in Camberley.
EMERGENCY SERVICES SPORTS: GB Police Lions and UK Firefighters will face off on the ice in Guildford this Saturday (August 16).
A charity ice hockey match will take place at the Spectrum from 5pm - raising money for The Joe Ellis Trust Fund and the British Heart Foundation.
Tickets cost £4 for over 16s and under 16s go fee - tickets are available from the centre.
A PUNCH UP AT A CRICKET CLUB: Detectives in Woking are appealing for information following an incident during a cricket match in which a member of the public claims he was assaulted when his football went onto the pitch in Horsell.
The incident happened on Sunday July 27 at Wheatsheaf Common in Chobham Road at around 5.20pm when an organised cricket match was taking place and two men were having a friendly kick around.
It is reported that the friends accidentally kicked the ball onto the cricket boundary a number of times which led to a number of players remonstrating with them.
It is alleged by the footballer that a cricketer then punched him, causing him to fall to the ground where he was further assaulted.
A 27-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assault. He is on bail until August 17.
Anyone with information should call Surrey Police on 101, quoting reference 45140062824, or by using the online reporting system found here.
Alternatively Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111
SUMMER HOLIDAYS: Here are some ideas for family entertainment during the summer break - chilling with Angelina is just one of them.
WAVERLEY: The consultation paper for a new long term planning strategy for Waverley has been released.
Entire villages could be taken out of the green belt and up to 3,400 homes built at Dunsfold Aerodrome.
The document includes four scenarios with different approaches to meeting housing need.
All four options would involve building in the borough's villages, and all four would involve around 150 new homes at Alfold, Churt, Dunsfold, Ewhurst, Frensham, Shamley Green, Tilford and Wonersh.
A spokesman for the Liberal Democrats said: "After years trying to avoid a substantial housing development at Dunsfold, the options clearly show the unacceptable implications of ignoring the site.
"Details need to be discussed, but higher numbers at Dunsfold clearly give the benefit of less pressure elsewhere in the borough.
"We note, with some disappointment, that all of the options propose significant greenfield development."
'YOU CAN PROVE ANYTHING WITH STATISTICS' NEWS: According to a study commissioned by Leeds Metropolitan University, students in the South East are the most likely to say their teachers have given them the best advice when choosing a university.
Across the country, mothers are said to offer the most valuable advice on which university to choose (26%), with teachers second (18%) and dads third (13%).
Of the 1,003 students across the UK who took part in the survey, 61% plan to tell their mum first upon receiving their exam results, whilst only 7% plan to tell their dad first.
So, what have we learnt from all this?
TRAFFIC: All lanes have now reopened on the M25 clockwise following and earlier overturned trailer between Clacket Lane Services and junction 5 M26/A21 (Sevenoaks).
Traffic remains slow.
FESTIVAL NEWS: A family festival in memory of Patrick Evans, from Redhill, who died in a skiing accident returns this month.
Party 4 Patrick, held at Littleton Manor Farm in Reigate on August 23 and 24, is organised to raise money for The Patrick Evans Foundation.
The 2014 event will feature a line-up jam-packed with local acts and talent including Redhill Corps of Drums & Band, Boogie Monsters, Kelita, The Hype, Smokos, Wheelcraft, Telephone Road, Jody Robinson and The Beagles.
There will be a host of other entertainment and family activities.
Tickets are on sale now and camping is included.
TRAFFIC: The M25 clockwise was temporarily blocked due to an accident involving a lorry between Clacket Lane Services and junction 6 A22/B2235 (Godstone).
There is congestion back to junction 5.
TRAFFIC: There is also still slow traffic on the M25 clockwise between junctions 8 and 10 due to an earlier broken down vehicle.
WHAT'S ON: The Boileroom in Guildford is celebrating its eighth birthday with a Tarentino themed evening on Saturday September 27.
There will be fancy dress, food, drinks DJs and live music from London 7-piece The Tarantinos, playing all the best known hits from Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Dusk Til Dawn, Django Unchained, Deathproof and Inglorious Basterds.
TRAFFIC: Another of several problems on the M25 is a lane closed on the clockwise entry slip road, due to a broken down vehicle, at junction 10 A3 (Wisley Interchange).
POLICE: Surrey Police is appealing for witnesses following a two-vehicle collision near Copthorne.
The collision, involving a grey Mercedes and a silver Citroen, happened at around 9.30pm on Friday August 8, in Antlands Lane at the junction with Shipley Bridge Lane.
The four people in the Citroen were taken to St George's Hospital in Tooting with injuries varying from minor to serious. The sole occupant of the Mercedes was also injured.
Anyone with any information or who witnessed the collision or the manner of driving of the vehicles involved beforehand should contact Surrey Police by calling 101 (999 in an emergency) quoting the reference P14231634.
ROLLERCOASTER NEWS: A ride at Thorpe Park has been named the third best in Britain.
Things were not always looking so good for The Swarm - crash test dummies lost limbs when it was originally tested. Mmmm mmmm mmm mm
CRIME: Police in Elmbridge received two reports of thefts from cars parked in the car park in Sandy Lane, off Copsem Lane, in Oxshott at the weekend.
The first offence was reported on Saturday and took place about midday. A dog walker was getting his dogs back into the car and left his car only briefly. When he returned to the vehicle, his phone had been taken.
The second incident was reported yesterday afternoon and is believed to have taken place some time between 5pm and 6.30pm. Two windows of the vehicle were smashed and a designer handbag was stolen from within.
Police recommend locking vehicles when leaving them unattended, even if only for a very short time - and never leaving valuable items inside.
Any suspicious activity should be reported to Surrey Police n 101 or 999 as appropriate.
TRAFFIC: There are delays on the A25 Oxted Road eastbound, between the A22 (Naggs Hall Roundabout, Godstone) Oxted High Street, because of motorists avoiding the M25.
NEWS: A five-storey, 132-room hotel in Ashford has been approved despite opposition from a residents' association, which claimed the building added insult to injury for nearby homeowners.
TRAFFIC: Here is the current situation on the M25 following a number of ongoing issues:
Anticlockwise -
A lane is closed on the exit slip road due to a broken down vehicle at junction 10 (Wisley).
All lanes are open but slow traffic between Clacket Lane Services and junction 5 (Sevenoaks) after earlier overturned trailer.
Slow traffic due to roadworks from junction 9 (Leatherhead) to junction 8 (Reigate).
There is heavy traffic between junction 13 (Staines) and junction 12.
Clockwise -
A lane has reopened on the entry slip road after a broken down vehicle was removed at junction 10 (Wisley).
Traffic is easing after an accident was cleared between Clacket Lane Services and junction 6 (Godstone).
Traffic back to normal between junctions 9 and 10.
RIDELONDON: Sir Bradley returned to Surrey yesterday.
CAT NEWS: Get Surrey does not endorse British Airways over any other airline but some of our readers will appreciate this Tweet.
While you are at it, how about having a go at my cat quiz? It's very good.
We worked with @BDCH to launch our new Paws & Relax cats & dogs entertainment channel, helping you relax on board pic.twitter.com/HmONHeA4K7— British Airways (@British_Airways) August 11, 2014
NEWS: A driver was cut free from a car near Capel in the early hours of Sunday morning.
RIDELONDON: Despite Bertha, hundreds of cyclists took part yesterday. Here are some photographs and galleries.
SPORT: Of course, the cycling was not the only sporting event over the weekend - it was also the start of the football season.
Scott Rendell got Woking off to a flyer.
SPORT: Meanwhile, Louie Theophanous did the business for Staines.
RIDELONDON: Here is the event from a different point of view.
ON THIS DAY: The influential American painter Jackson Pollock died on this day in 1956.
For rights reasons, this is a piece of my own - inspired by his work.
IN PICTURES: The remnants of Hurricane Bertha hit Surrey yesterday and here are some rather dramatic photographs.
SPELTHORNE: The police and crime commissioner for Surrey, Kevin Hurley, is hosting a crime summit in Spelthorne next month.
The borough's second crime summit takes place between 7pm and 9pm on Thursday September 4 at the Spelthorne Borough Council Chamber.
Senior staff from Surrey Police and the borough council will join Mr Hurley, to talk about their work and hear from local people about the issues that matter to them in their communities.
There will be the opportunity to ask questions and to talk to local police, council and partners working in community safety.
Registration and refreshments will begin from 6:30pm.
NEWS: Surrey Police has made an arrest in connection with an alleged assault during a cricket match - when a cricketer is said to have punched a man who came on the pitch to get his football.
NEWS: Our top story today is the news of the tragic death of a Woking man taking part in Sunday's RideLondon-Surrey 100 cycling event.
NEWS: Since news of Mr Cook's death broke, his fundraising for Woking Hospice on his Justgiving page has shot up to £10,541.65 from less than £2,000.
HANDOVER: I'm off for a quick break but I'll leave you with Paul Harper and I'll be back in an hour or so.
TRAVEL: Good afternoon, let's have a look at the M25
- Slow traffic due to earlier broken down vehicle on the anticlockwise lane between junction 6 A22/ B2235 Godstone and Clacket Lane Services. All lanes have been re-opened after lane one was closed for a short time before 2.50pm
- Queuing traffic and lane closed on exit slip road due to a broken down vehicle on the anticlockwise carriageway at junction 10 A3 Wisley Interchange
- Heavy traffic anticlockwise between junction 14 A3113 Airport Way/Horton Road (Heathrow Terminal 4) and junction 12 M3
- Slow traffic clockwise between junction 13 A30 Staines and junction 15 M4
- Slow traffic anti-clockwise from junction 9 A243/A244/B2430 Leatherhead to junction 8 A217 Reigate
RIDELONDON-SURREY 2014: Spectators captured some great footage from the Classic and 100 races on Sunday.
The picture above is a stunning aerial shot by Neil Wibberley.
STRAY OF THE DAY: Surely someone can offer Bud a home?
This clever four-year-old lurcher who has excellent training is described as entertaining but sometimes over-excited.
He needs a muzzle and lead while out walking or playing his favourite game of fetch with a tennis ball because of a tendency to chase other wildlife.
Bud wants owners with experience of sight hounds and would thrive in a quiet location away from main roads.
If you could offer him a loving home, please call Battersea on 01784 494443 quoting reference 036254.
TRAVEL: Traffic is normal on the M25 anticlockwise between junction 6 A22/B2235 Godstone and Clacket Lane Services after delays caused by a broken down vehicle.
It's still queuing on the M25 anticlockwise at junction 10 A3 Wisley Interchange - because of a broken down vehicle. One of the two slip road lanes is closed causing queuing back to the main carriageway.
RIDELONDON-SURREY: The biggest story today has been the tragic death of Kris Cook, 36, from Woking during the 100 race.
Kris had a heart attack at Newlands Corner and died less than two hours later in hospital.
The civil servant was cycling RideLondon-Surrey with girlfriend Nicola Tait and friends to raise cash for the Woking and Sam Beare Hospices.
Nicola said: "He was so kind and so generous, I just can't believe he was taken."
Kris' fundraising total stood at around £600 on Sunday, but is now just over £12,000.
DOGFEST: It was anything but a dog's life for pets in Loseley Park near Guildford on Saturday.
Pampered pooches could swim, test their agility, enjoy a treat and go for a walk during the annual DogFest.
And there were displays and performances from doggy dancers.
View some great pixs by clicking here
TRAVEL: Slow traffic on the A31 Farnham By-Pass at the B3001 Station Hill (Hickleys Corner).
And it is the same picture on the M25 clockwise between junction 11 A317 Chertsey and junction 15 M4.
RIDELONDON-SURREY: Tributes have been paid to the cyclist who died during the event from fellow riders.
Kris Cook, from Woking, died in the amateur 100 race on Sunday (August 10) after going into cardiac arrest at Newlands Corner, near Guildford.
His fundraising page has seen a staggering flood of more than £11,000 in donations since the news emerged on Monday.
One wrote: "From a fellow cyclist, sad news but hopefully your legacy will live on."
RIDELONDON-SURREY: In an official statement released by the organisers Prudential RideLondon-Surrey, a spokesman said: "It is with deep sadness that we report the death of a participant in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100.
"Kris Cook, aged 36, collapsed at Newlands Corner from a sudden cardiac arrest and, although prompt medical attention was provided by event doctors on the scene, his death was later confirmed after further attempts to revive him at hospital.
"Kris was part of a group of 12 riders raising money for Woking Hospice.
"His mother said that he had died doing something he loved and welcomed donations in Kris's memory to his Woking Hospice fundraising page on Just Giving.
"The organisers of the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 would like to express their sincere condolences to Kris's family and friends."
COPTHORNE CRASH: Four people were taken to hospital after two vehicles were in collision near Copthorne on Friday (August 8).
The crash, involving a grey Mercedes and a silver Citroen, happened at around 9.30pm on Antlands Lane at the junction with Shipley Bridge Lane.
Surrey Police said four people in the Citroen were taken to St George's Hospital in Tooting with minor and serious injuries - and the Mercedes driver was also injured.
A force spokesman said: "Anyone with information about the collision or the manner of driving of the vehicles involved beforehand should contact Surrey Police by calling 101 quoting the reference P14231634."
HANDOVER: And I'm back in the room for another two and a half hours of news, traffic and travel.
TRAFFIC: Two lanes are now closed and there is queueing traffic due to a broken down lorry on the M25 anticlockwise between junction 7 M23 and junction 6 A22/B2235 (Godstone). There is congestion back to junction 9 A243/A245.
DOGFEST: I was there and it was all slightly manic but a lovely atmosphere. Here is our full gallery of how it all went.
NEWS: One of our top stories on Friday was asbestos dumped on a common managed by Surrey Wildlife Trust.
TRAFFIC: All lanes are now open on the M25 anticlockwise but there is still slow traffic from junction 10 to junction 6 due to an earlier broken down vehicle.
QUIZ: I know World Cat Day feels like a long time ago but there is still time to try your hand at my cat quiz.
RIDELONDON: Sir Bradley Wiggins drew the crowds for yesterday's race.
Here he is - doing his thing.
NEWS: Guildford's Labour Parliamentary candidate Richard Wilson has criticised the government after it emerged that the number of Sure Start Children's Centres in Surrey has fallen from 69 to 58 since the 2010 election.
Mr Wilson said: "Recently it was also revealed that overcrowding in Surrey's infant classes has more than doubled. David Cameron and Conservative Surrey County Council have targeted their austerity measures at the youngest children in the county and their parents.
"After failing Surrey's families on childcare and education, Conservative councillors went on to vote themselves huge pay rises. There is a choice in Surrey. Labour is committed to protecting Sure Start and increasing free childcare where both parents work. Families in Surrey are struggling with rising living costs and stagnant wages. These measures will make a real difference."
STRAY OF THE DAY: Today's Stray Of the Day is Bud.
Due to his breed, he will chase wildlife so is best wearing a muzzle and lead when out and about. But he loves to play fetch with a tennis ball and likes being out in the garden.
Despite his Nordic gait, Bud has only ever been to Sweden for long weekends. *this sentence is not true.
TWEET: There is a lot of resistance to the building of high rise blocks in Surrey towns. Here is just one reason to resist.
A rescue is underway of 2 window washers stuck high above Broadway and Reade St. #Manhattan http://t.co/rQzwJwPSiu pic.twitter.com/eSotERc1mI— MyFoxNY.com (@MyFoxNY) August 11, 2014
POLICE: Surrey Police is urging members of the public to remain vigilant following several recent incidents where fraudsters have attempted to obtain bank cards from elderly residents in Elmbridge.
The first incident occurred in Hersham at about 7pm on Monday August 4. The victim, a man in his 70s, received a telephone call at home from a man claiming to be a police officer in Birmingham.
The caller told the elderly victim that one of his bank cards had been compromised and asked for details of the card and the PIN but the victim refused to provide any personal information and ended the call.
Another incident took place at an address off Brooklands Road in Weybridge at around 7.35pm on Monday August 4.
The victim received a call from a man claiming to be a police officer who told her there had been illegal transactions carried out using her bank cards and asked her to provide some further details.
The victim became suspicious about whether the call was genuine and refused to give out any personal information before ending the call.
Surrey Police is investigating a series of similar offences across the county.
The victims are often told that their bank cards have been used by somebody who is in custody. The fraudsters then ask the victim to phone the bank to cancel the card and says that they will send a courier round to collect the card.
Meanwhile the fraudster stays on the line and obtains the victim's bank details whilst they think they are phoning the bank. A courier then calls at the victim's address saying they have been sent by the police to collect a parcel - the envelope containing the cards or cash.
If you have any details on the incident in Hersham, call Surrey Police on 101, quoting reference 45140065308, or if you have information on the Weybridge scam, quote reference 45140065307.
GUILDFORD: Next week residents of both north and west Guildford will have the chance to quiz council representatives about the draft local plan.
Council officers and councillors will be at St Mark's Hall, in Normandy, from 4pm to 8pm on Wednesday August 20, and at Fairlands Community Centre from 4pm to 8pm on Friday August 22.
The plan will guide development in the borough until 2031 - but will also have an impact on development thereafter.
Many people have expressed concerns about villages and other areas of land being taken out of the green belt.
Despite the shortage of housing for people in the borough, there is also concern about the target set of 652 new homes each year.
TRAFFIC: There is still slow traffic on the M25 anticlockwise between junction 7 M23 and junction 6 A22/B2235 (Godstone). There is congestion back to junction 10 (Wisley) because of an earlier broken down lorry.
NEWS: Our top story today was the tragic news that a Woking man died taking part in the RideLondon-Surrey 100 yesterday.
On Sunday morning Kris Cook had raised more than £600 for the Woking Hospice but since news of his death broke, his Justgiving total has topped more than £15,000.
TRAFFIC: The M25 anticlockwise has returned to normal after problems around junction 7 M23 and junction 6 A22/B2235 (Godstone).
TRAFFIC: The A3 southbound is partially blocked due to an accident at Old Portsmouth Road (Thursley). A minibus collided with the central reservation.
FIRST CAME THE STORM: Bertha came to Surrey on Sunday.
THEN CAME THE MOON: Sorry, I should say - the supermoon - apparently. Whatever it was, it was rather impressive.
WAVERLEY: Guildford is far from the only borough wrestling with planning issues - Waverley has released a consultation paper which includes the removal of villages from the green belt and a housing development at Dunsfold Aerodrome.
NEWS: In other news police arrested a cricketer on suspicion of assaulting a man who kicked a football onto the pitch during a game.
WHAT'S ON: Police v Fire on ice - what more could you possibly hope for?
Charity ice hockey this Saturday and it's a grudge match, police v fire!! Doors at 16:50 @UniOfSurrey @SurreySAR pic.twitter.com/6Zh4Ttu2R9— GBPoliceLions (@GB_Police_Lions) August 11, 2014
TWEET: Surrey Lib Dems Hannah Thompson and Will Forster bite off more than they can chew.
we attempted to eat some outrageously big pancakes. we failed. they have destroyed us. pancakes are our overlords now pic.twitter.com/N7WrXEYZAc— Hannah Thompson (@hannahs_a_man) August 11, 2014
THAT WAS THE DAY THAT WAS: On the day the news broke that a Woking man died taking part in the RideLondon-Surrey 100, the people of Surrey showed their generosity - £17k and rising.
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