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Hey Shorts fans! So, the weeks have flown by without so much as a peep out of me, and I must appologise yet again. I have actually stayed around the 242 mark since that post, sometimes more, sometimes less, and without much effort on my part. I am hopping back on the wagon though, because I got a letter in the mail the other day about my yearly physical coming up. I want my somewhat opinionated doctor to see that yes, I do actually listen and can lose some weight :P
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LAS VEGAS (AP) – Palm Inc. said Thursday that two upgraded versions of its Pre and Pixi smartphones will come to Verizon Wireless on Jan. 25.
The announcement at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas brings more smartphone choices to Verizon Wireless customers. However, the carrier is throwing its weight behind smartphones running Google Inc.'s Android software, positioning those as its main alternative to AT&T Inc.'s iPhone.
Palm and Verizon didn't say what the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus will cost. They will have more memory and a simplified interface compared with the original Pre and Pixi, which went on sale through Sprint Nextel Corp. last year. In addition, the Pixi Plus will have Wi-Fi access, which the current Pixi lacks.
Verizon Wireless had said before that it would adopt phones running Palm's new webOS software, but it did not say when.
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System Center DPM backs up workload and file data. Data backed up to DPM can be stored on tape, on disk, or backed up to Azure with Windows Azure Backup. You can back up DPM data as follows:
DPM deployed as physical server or on-premises virtual machine—If you deploy DPM as a physical server or as an on-premises virtual machine in Hyper-V you can select to back up data with Azure Backup in addition to backing data up to disk for short-term storage.
DPM deployed as Azure virtual machine—From System Center 2012 R2 with Update 3 DPM can be deployed as an Azure virtual machine. In this deployment you can back up data to Azure disks attached to the DPM Azure virtual machine, or you can offload data storage by backing it up with Azure Backup.
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Officials have not released the identities of the two people killed. A candlelight vigil was held Sunday night at Southwest Elementary School in nearby Greenwood for second-grade teacher Jennifer Longworth. She and her husband, John Dion Longworth, lived in one of the homes destroyed in the blast. WTHR-TV reported that friends, family and colleagues of the teacher gathered at the school.
Deputy Code Enforcement Director Adam Collins said 80 homes were damaged including 31 that might need to be demolished. He estimated the damage at $3.6 million.
Some residents were allowed to return to their homes under police escort Sunday, but just to retrieve a few belongings. Others whose homes weren't as badly damaged were allowed to return, but officials said they would have to do without electricity overnight. And others, officials said, never will be allowed to go back inside their homes.
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Recently we purchased some Adobe Open Options licences (I think that's what there called, definately adobe VL) and I wondered if Adobe had a site similar to Microsoft's VL Service Centre that allowed you to download the product?
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You will need a username for it; this should have been set up by your reseller. We were emailed our details shortly after we paced our first order (and we get username reminders each time we purchase).
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That all makes sense. However, was my patch complex ;-)?
I think the one thing about ISPConfig compared to modern web systems is the UI. I have exactly the same problem on my project, fighting that now possibly more than 50% of development effort is expected to be on UI design rather than functionality, and that newer systems make more use of what can be done in a post-IE7 world due to a lack of legacy decisions. And in fact, I think cPanel, and other big control panels with old roots, have the same problem. That kind of thing, and themes, don't require such intimate systems knowledge.
I'd say it's an opportunity to you. You don't need to merge in the forks if you don't wish to (on a case-by-case basis). With my project I actually have people sponsor development, and to my surprise someone recently was willing to pay me to merge someone else's patches in. So I think it could work for you. You need to get the communication right of course.
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The final game of the National League Championship Series trailed last year's Game 6 on FOX, but still earned strong numbers.
Game 6 of the Giants/Phillies NLCS drew a 6.7 final rating and 11.6 million viewers on FOX Saturday night*, down 28% in ratings and 25% in viewership from Game 6 of last year's ALCS on FOX (LAA/NYY: 9.3, 15.481 mil), and down 2% and up 4%, respectively, from Game 6 of the 2007 ALCS on FOX (CLE/BOS: 6.8, 11.153 mil).
The last Game 6 in the NLCS (Cardinals/Mets in 2006) drew an 8.0 rating and 11.666 million viewers on FOX.
The Giants' series-clinching win drew the most viewers for any NLCS telecast since Game 7 of the aforementioned 2006 Cardinals/Mets series (16.528 mil), topping the previous four-year high set by Thursday's Game 5 (11.196 mil).
This marks the third straight game of the Giants/Phillies series to hit a four-year NLCS high in viewership.
Saturday's game ranks as the second-most viewed of the postseason, trailing Friday's Yankees/Rangers ALCS Game 6 on TBS (11.863 mil).
Philadelphia was the top market for Game 6, with a 33.4 rating — up 6% from Game 5 (31.4). To put that in perspective, the market's highest rating for last year's Phillies/Dodgers NLCS was a 37.0 for the Phillies' series-clinching Game 5 win.
In the Bay Area, the game drew a 28.9 rating, up 1% from Game 5 (28.5), and the highest rating for an MLB telecast in the market since the Giants' last trip to the World Series. The last time the Giants clinched a trip to the World Series (Game 5 of the 2002 NLCS), the game drew a 27.1 rating in the market.
Overall, FOX averaged a 5.5 rating and 9.05 million viewers for the Giants/Phillies NLCS, down 15% in ratings and 12% in viewership from last year's Yankees/Angels ALCS on the network (6.5, 10.3 mil). Though down from last year, the 5.5 average rating tops the 2008 NLCS on FOX (4.8) by 15%.
The entire MLB League Championship Series (AL and NL) averaged 8.60 million viewers across FOX and TBS, up 2% from last year (8.43 mil), and the highest average since 2007.
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FERNDALE — "Field trip budgets within Michigan's schools are suffering deep cuts, and the most expensive component is usually the cost of renting a bus," said Marianne Dorais, executive director of Michigan Youth Arts Association, an alliance of 16 statewide education associations working together to develop high quality arts education programming. That's why MYAA and the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs are offering $55,000 in grants to cover the transportation costs of arts or culture-related field trips.
"Since creative learning at cultural institutions is critical to a child's academic development, these transportation grants allow teachers to broaden their school-based curriculum through outside experiences. For many students, this is the first time that they will travel to one of Michigan's cultural attractions, and hopefully the experience will open their minds to a world of creativity and innovation that they can positively utilize for the rest of their lives," said Dorais.
MYAA recently released a survey, Arts Education in Michigan, showing 108,000 students go to school each day without some sort of exposure to music, visual art, theatre, dance, or creative writing, and that 45 percent of schools cited transportation costs as a significant barrier to arts-related field trips.
MYAA staff says budget cuts to fine and performing arts programs within Michigan schools have challenged teachers. According to a recipient of last year's Arts and Culture Trek (as the program is known) grant, "If the grant was not available to us, our students would not have been able to have such a wonderful experience at the Cranbrook Institute of Science … (O)ur students are mostly from families with limited resources. They do not have many chances to venture out of our community and we are grateful these opportunities are provided for them."
Over the past three years, Arts and Culture Trek grants have supported field trips for more than 32,000 Michigan students, according to a MYA press statement.
The MYAA is encouraging Michigan K-12 teacher to apply for individual grants of up to $500. To register, educators can visit www.michiganyoutharts.org and choose from a list of more than 200 carefully selected arts and cultural institutions that offer educational programming, exhibits, and performances. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the Detroit Institute of Arts are popular choices, MYA says. All applications must be submitted on the MYAA Web site by Nov. 15.
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Flush with cash, halt these symbolic gestures of returning cash to shareholders. Maybe buy back a few shares -- hey, everybody else is doing it (!) -- but think of Sirius XM as a growth company with massive opportunity. Invest your cash accordingly.
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If you're going to go with an "old" traditional radio guy -- fine, just make sure it's one that is present and accounted for vis-a-vis new media.Throwing out some names: One of the founders of Premiere Radio, the network that syndicates/has syndicated Limbaugh, Jim Rome and other big-name talent, Kraig Kitchen; an old radio boss of mine, new media consultant and former radio VP/GM Jim Meltzer; or another guy I used to work for -- one of CBS (CBS) Radio Dallas-Ft.Worth's top dogs and former ESPN Radio executive Bruce Gilbert. I enter these names in the mix -- and Liberty would be smart to do its due diligence on each -- not merely because I know them (the latter two are personal friends), but because each would be damn good for the job. Other like names I am unaware of undoubtedly exist on the open market. They respect the history and tradition of radio, but, unlike Karmazin, do not want to preserve it in a mausoleum. If SIRI doesn't go that route, it needs to do what struggling old blue chip tech companies need to do: Hire a tech-oriented visionary who has never listened to terrestrial or satellite radio in his or her life. The future of radio is online. On the Web. IP delivery. Multi-platform in every way. Satellite radio needs to cease being labeled as such. Use that model where it works -- with your core, as a selling point for coverage, etc. But embrace new ways of doing things to expand your audience and competently compete through the decade and beyond. Follow @rocco_thestreet --Written by Rocco Pendola in Santa Monica, Calif.
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SUNY Cortland, one of 64 campuses in the State University of New York system, is a quality public university that combines world-renowned facilities with a dedicated staff and a truly diverse body of talented students.
The goal of this camp is to introduce developing athletes to the latest training techniques, drills, and information pertaining to each athlete's specific event(s). Emphasis will be placed on the technical aspects of each event, utilizing dynamic warm-ups, as well as the importance of strength and flexibility. Demonstrations and instructions by our high-caliber, nationally recognized staff will provide campers with hands on learning opportunities. Positive feedback and encouragement will always be implemented. We aim to make the campers experience filled with opportunities to become stronger students of the sport, coupled with lots of opportunities to have fun and meet new friends. It is our hope campers will leave with the knowledge and skills enabling them to improve.
Henry was also a three-time track conference champion in distance events, a three-time national qualifier in the 10,000 meters and a two-time national qualifier in the 5,000 meters.
A USA Track and Field (USATF) Level I certified coach, Henry serves as the assistant director of Cortland's Summer Track and Field and Distance Running camps. He will be the director of the Distance camp in 2012. He is also a certified New York State Public High School Cross Country and Track and Field official.
Entering his fifth season as an assistant coach at SUNY Cortland in 2013-14, Marques Dexter has helped develop one of the top horizontal jumps groups at the conference, regional and national levels. A two-time nominee for the USTFCCCA Atlantic Region Assistant Coach of the Year, Dexter serves as an instructor for the physical education department, and an adjunct instructor in the sport management department.
Dexter holds a USA Track and Field Level II certification in jumps, sprints, hurdles and relays, as well as being a certified Level I instructor for USA Track and Field. He also serves as the recruiting coordinator for the men's and women's track and field teams and was a Central Region coach at the 2010 Empire State Games held in Buffalo.
In the 2010-11 season, Dexter coached a total of six NCAA qualifiers, 10 ECAC qualifiers, four ECAC scorers, three SUNYAC champions, and 11 SUNYAC scorers in the horizontal jumps. At the NCAA Outdoor Championships, Dexter had three athletes qualify and compete in the long jump. Of the trio, Tim Scheftic finished his freshman campaign as the top freshman long jumper at the championship meet and in the nation.
Check-in: Sunday, July 6th between 12:00-2:00 p.m. at 15 Neubig Rd. Cortland, NY 13045. Campers will be staying in Randall Hall.
Check-out: Wednesday, July 9th between 3:00-4:00 p.m. from the dorms. The graduation ceremony will occur after check‐out in the Park Center.
24-hour supervision is an important feature of every NIKE Running Camp. Staff members reside in campers' quarters and participate in all activities.
Ratio: 1:10
Players Grouped by: age, ability and event
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Facility: the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex
Dorm: Randall Hall.
Campers Per Room: 2
Roommates: guaranteed if requested 14 days prior to camp and within limits of room.
Bathrooms: on every floor
Linens: not provided
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Spending Money: $40- please do NOT bring a pre-written check
Medical Facility: athletic trainer is on-site and a doctor is on-call for emergencies
Closest Airport: Syracuse International (36 miles away)
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The SUNY Cortland campus has grass fields and a small trail system that is great for short runs and workouts. The campus is also very closely located to Lime Hollow Nature Center, which has approximately 15 miles of trails to run on. In addition to the trails near campus, Cortland has a variety of trail systems within a short driving distance, which makes Cortland a great area to train over the summer.
This camp is great if you are looking for a fun way to get into your summer training. It allows you to explore different means of improving athletics and really opened up my mind to other training options, such as biking and swimming. It has definitely helped me improve my own training!
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Musical stars to throw benefit concerts for Oso victims
Prominent local musicians play a couple of benefit concerts for Oso mudslide victims; the Inslees host a benefit for Fight the Fear; and "Nothing Against Life," a moving film about suicide, screens at Cinerama.
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Never let it be said that Seattle's music community doesn't rally when things get tough for people, near or far.
This week and next, local artists will take two Seattle stages and play for free to benefit the victims of the Oso mudslide.
On Friday, Duff McKagan, The Presidents of the United States of America, Mark Pickerel, Kim Virant & Gary Westlake, Alessandra Rose and others will play at "Acoustic for Oso" at the Triple Door. The event is being produced by the Seattle Theatre Group, Debra Heesch and the Triple Door.
All proceeds will be donated to United Way of Snohomish County. Tickets are $35 in advance, $40 the day of the show and $50 for the first two rows of seating. Go to www.tripledoor.net.
On Monday, The Monarch Review literary and arts magazine is hosting a benefit for the Oso community at the Tractor Tavern in Ballard. Performing will be Mary Lambert, Star Annaand La Luz, with Marco Collins as emcee.
Tickets are $25, with all proceeds — all of them — going to The Cascade Valley Hospital Foundation. For tickets, go to www.ticketweb.com.
Governor's house
How's the water pressure in the shower?
"Good!" Trudi Inslee told me. "Would you like to take one?"
You wonder about these things when you're standing in the Governor's Mansion in Olympia. And luckily, the first lady of Washington state has a sense of humor and a twinkle in her eye.
She's also a big fan of Brandi Carlile, which is why she and her husband, Gov. Jay Inslee, were happy to host a $250-per-person fundraiser for the singer's Fight the Fear Campaign, which teaches women self-defense — and, in the process, self-confidence.
Carlile, who signed a deal with ATO Records just the day before, will host self-defense classes in cities on her upcoming tour. She and her wife, Catherine Carlile, are expecting a baby girl in June, so they won't hit the road before summer.
"Self-defense teaches women and men that they have the right to say no," said Fight the Fear Executive Director Melinda Johnson. "This is our mission, this is what we want to go out and teach."
Guests included Adam Zacks and Lynn Resnick; If Project founder and Seattle police Detective Kim Bogucki; Terra Plata restaurant owner Linda Morton; and Jennifer Hopper, who survived the 2009 South Park attack that killed her partner, Teresa Butz. Hopper is a partner in Fight the Fear.
"My sense of safety had been stolen from me that night," Hopper told the crowd. "But the idea that others would have it lit up my world."
Hopper, a gifted singer, joined Carlile for a goose-bumping performance of Patty Griffin's "Mary."
"Not a bad room, huh?" cracked Tim Hasenroth, who, with his brother, Phil Hasenroth, has been performing with Carlile for years.
Cellist Josh Neumann was excited to be spending the night in one of the bedrooms upstairs.
"I got the footies," he joked. "This is my house now."
Take plenty of showers.
Choosing life
Cinerama was swamped with movie types last Thursday when director Julio Ramirez premiered his Seattle-based, suicide-themed film, "Nothing Against Life." The event benefited the Youth Suicide Prevention Program.
The cast includes Cynthia Geary, best known for her role as waitress Shelly Tambo on "Northern Exposure" — but let's not forget that she once played mom to the Olsen twins on screen. She now lives in Bellevue with her family and is playing a newspaper editor in the Book-It production of Jim Lynch's "Truth Like the Sun." It all keeps her pretty busy.
"I came to take pictures and I'm not staying. I have to run out," she said. "Way Hollywood."
Don't say that word too loudly around director Lynn Shelton, who was happy for Ramirez (she'd only seen the film on her laptop before the screening), but also to be out of the City of Angels and back home.
"I've been writing and developing," she said, "and recovering from three months in L.A."
In attendance were cast members Fernando Noriega and Hillary Pickles.
Noriega is a smoking soap star in his native Latin America who wasn't complaining, "But at some point, you want to go for different stuff, more complex and satisfying."
Pickles, a Seattleite who now lives in L.A., hopes the film opens people up.
"These are the most normal people," she said of the characters, who all struggle to stay alive. "But they never talk about what goes on."
"Nothing Against Life" doesn't have a distributor, so it's not clear where it will go. But Dorothy Bullitt, executive producer, trusts it will find a place in schools and universities as the spark for meaningful conversation. Why else would she send Ramirez money for 12 years to get the thing finished?
"I was riveted," Bullitt said of the script, which she read while Ramirez was writing it. "The people jumped off the page and stuck with me."
But the biggest star turn in the film may belong to Seattle.
"Even though they are sad people," Bullitt said, "the city itself is gorgeous and bright."
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Welcome to today's Surrey Live - bringing you breaking news, all the latest headlines from around the county and regular traffic & travel updates.
If there's something you want to tell us about, tweet @getsurrey , post on our Facebook page or email Surrey Live .
GOOD MORNING: Hope everyone is feeling refreshed this morning.
I will be providing news and travel updates up until 1pm today.
If you would like to get in touch with any updates you can contact me @GetSurreyPaul or firstname.lastname@example.com.
TRAVEL UPDATE: We start the day by looking at the roads and rail services.
Traffic is moving well on the A31 Farnham By-Pass at B3001 Station Hill, Hickleys Corner.
There are delays for commuters travelling by train between Staines and Waterloo.
NEW: Delays between Staines and London Waterloo via Richmond #Twickenham http://t.co/BWFcskc6aN
NEW: Delays between Staines and London Waterloo via Richmond #Twickenham http://t.co/BWFcskc6aN— South West Trains (@SW_Trains) April 25, 2014
REIGATE ASSAULT: Police have released a statement about a nasty-sounding alleged assault in Reigate.
A woman in her 40s has been arrested following an assault on a man in Reigate.
Officers were called to a property on Reigate Road at around 6.30pm on Wednesday (April 23) after the victim, a man in his 30s, suffered three wounds believed to have been caused by a broken mirror.
The wounds were received in the ear and neck areas.
The victim was taken to East Surrey Hospital for treatment to his injuries but has since been discharged.
At this stage in the investigation it is believed that this is an isolated incident and there is no further threat to the community.
The arrested woman remains in police custody
STAINES-WATERLOO DELAYS: More now on problems for Staines commuters travelling into Waterlo via train.
There are delays of up to 25 minutes on South West Trains between Staines and London Waterloo due to signalling problem between Twickenham and Clapham Junction.
Tickets are being accepted on London Underground and London Bus services between Feltham and Clapham Junction.
Services via Richmond are affected. Unfortunately there is currently no estimate for the resumption of normal service.
HOUSE FIRE: Police and firefighters were called to a blaze at a property in Granville Road, Woking, last night.
It is understood that a man inside the flat near Loop Road Sports Field was taken to safety.
We will be looking into this incident this morning and update you here on SurreyLive when new information emerges.
BUS SERVICE CANCELLED: We will be investigating this incident. It seems the theft has also affected another 7.04am service from Addlestone to Kingston.
Unfortunately due to theft the 07:14 461 service from Byfleet to Kingston has been cancelled.Aplogies for any inconvenience caused.
Unfortunately due to theft the 07:14 461 service from Byfleet to Kingston has been cancelled.Aplogies for any inconvenience caused.— Abellio Surrey (@abellio_surrey) April 25, 2014
TRAVEL NEWS: We head to the roads now. Traffic is building up on M3 London bound between junction 3 A322 Bagshot and junction 2 on the M25.
There's also queuing traffic on the M25 clockwise around junction 5.
STAINES-WATERLOO DELAYS: South West Trains expects the disruption between the two stations - caused by signalling problems between Clapham Junction and Twickenham - to last until 10.30am.
THE WEEKEND: Is nearly here thankfully! As the rain hammers down outside, here's a list of things to do for the weekend to lift your spirits. The 10 recommendations for places to go and see in Surrey include music, theatre and comedy listings.
See more here
GUILDFORD CATHERDRAL: More than 170 homes could be built near the iconic building after a deal was struck with a housing developer.
The houses will go on a nine acre sites to the south and east of the landmark building. A planning application will be submitted later this year.
See more here
WOKING SHOP RAID: A dramatic picture now of an incident in Woking last night. The McColls in Westfield Road was damaged after an alleged raid last night. The window of the store has clearly been smashed and police have cordoned off the area.
We will bring you more shortly.
@getsurrey pic.twitter.com/aQEDzFcq8X— Ministry Studios (@MinistryStudios) April 25, 2014
WATERLOO DELAYS: More now on signalling problems between Twickenham and Clapham Junction resulting in delays for rail services heading to Waterloo. We understand this also affects Waterloo-bound trains through Woking
@getsurrey Also affecting Waterloo bound trains coming through Woking. Currently stationary outside Clapham Junct.
@getsurrey Also affecting Waterloo bound trains coming through Woking. Currently stationary outside Clapham Junct.— s222ney (@s222ney) April 25, 2014
TRAVEL NEWS: Unfortunately accidents have reported on the A217 Brighton Road at A240 Reigate Road and the A243 Leatherhead By-Pass Road.
The second incident happened between the A24 Leatherhead Road/B2122 Epsom Road (Knoll Roundabout) and the M25 junction 9.
There's heavy traffic on the M3 London bound between junction 4 A331 Camberley (Blackwater Route) and junction 2 on the M25.
There's also heavy traffic on the A3 eastbound at A31 Farnham Road (Hogs Back).
The A281 Millbrook in Guildford is busy but moving at A322 Onslow Street/Friary Bridge
Traffic is now building up in Victoria Road, Woking.
LEATHERHEAD ACCIDENT: We have some info now from police on the previously mentioned Leatherhead accident. It seems the road is now clear and thankfully the driver(s) escaped with minor injuries.
We are getting reports of an #RTC on the #A243 #Leatherheadbypass .... We are en route, avoid if you can.
We are getting reports of an #RTC on the #A243 #Leatherheadbypass .... We are en route, avoid if you can.— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) April 25, 2014
The #A243 Leatherheadbypass is clear, luckily minor injuries only
The #A243 Leatherheadbypass is clear, luckily minor injuries only— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) April 25, 2014
CAR SEIZED: Oh dear indeed, police have taken away a car without insurance in Horley.
A warning to make sure your vehicle is insured.
A car was seized having not been insured for use on a road in #Horley in the early hours #Fine #RecoveryCosts #InsuranceBackPayment #Ohdear— Reigate Police (@ReigateBeat) April 25, 2014
TRAVEL NEWS: Reports of an accident on the A217 Brighton Road at A240 Reigate Road. We will bring you more shortly.
CYCLIST ANGER: A cyclist was nearly killed when he hit a pothole in Guildford.
Tony Webber broke his nose and fractured an eye socket after hitting the pothole last Tuesday.
The bike flipped him over face first and he smashed into the concrete head-on.
He has now slammed Surrey County Council for the state of Stoughton Road where the crash happened.
"I don't remember anything after the first moment I hit the pothole.
"I could have been killed. It's dangerous out there for cyclists. A pothole has a very different impact on a bike and it completely took me out."
Read more here
TRAVEL NEWS: News of an M25 accident now involving two cars at Wisley Interchange.
The M25 anticlockwise lane has been closed on the entry slip road due to the accident.
Two cars are believed to have collided at junction 10 on the A3 (Wisley Interchange).
Lane one of two is closed on the slip road. All traffic is using lane two, but traffic is coping well.
RATS: It's not one of the giant rats which are allegedly terrorising the United Kingdom - but nevertheless this resident is far from happy about the rat on his lawn.
@RunnymedeBC @getsurrey @MrsPerLitre I just want the service I pay for without litter and rats on my lawn. pic.twitter.com/aQkUtf2NCS— Ben Rose (@MilesPerLitre) April 25, 2014
BUS CANCELLED: We mentioned earlier a bus service cancelled after a theft. It appears parts were stolen but the services have been resumed.
The 08:09 459 Departing Kingston will be starting from Addlestone due to Theft.Aplogies for any inconvenience.
The 08:09 459 Departing Kingston will be starting from Addlestone due to Theft.Aplogies for any inconvenience.— Abellio Surrey (@abellio_surrey) April 25, 2014
TRAFFIC: Two incidents on the roads to tell you about now.
In Burgh Heath, Shelvers Way is partially blocked, due to an accident, involving a car and a coach at A217 Brighton Road. Will bring you more on this soon.
On the M25 anticlockwise, the entry slip road is closed due to an accident, two cars involved at J10 A3 (Wisley Interchange).
Lane one (of two) is closed on the slip road. All traffic is using lane two, but we are told traffic is coping well.
TITANIC: An interesting story here. A postcard sent by Godalming's Titanic hero Jack Phillips is being auctioned in the US...but this is disappointing historians who would like to see it travel to its intended destination in Waverley.
The postcard would eventually have come to Farncombe Street, and as you can see bears the image of the Titanic at Southampton. It was sent on April 6, 1912, nine days before it hit an iceberg and sank, causing the death of more than 1,500 people, including Phillips himself at the age of 25.
Read more about that one, here.
TRAVEL NEWS: Heavy traffic and partially blocked due to accident which has multiple vehicles involved on the A3 northbound between B2171 London Road and A333 Portsmouth Road/Hammer Lane/High Pitfold.
The location is confirmed as just North of the B2131/B2171 junction.
Traffic has returned to normal and the road has been cleared following an accident involving a car and a coach on Shelvers Way at A217 Brighton Road.
WATERLOO DELAYS: A reminder about disruption on South West Trains between London Waterloo and Clapham Junction due to signalling problem at Queenstown Road. Tickets are being accepted on London Underground, London Bus and Southern Rail services.
There are delays of up to 15 minutes to and from Waterloo. Trains towards London can't call at Queenstown Road, but there are additional services calling at Berryland and Strawberry Hill. South West Trains expect normal service to resume at 10:30am.
STAINES M25 CRASH: An update now on a crash on the M25 yesterday evening which lead to major delays.
Firefighters were called to a collision on the M25 yesterday evening (Thursday April 24) after three cars collided between junction 12 and 13.
Egham, Staines and Chertsey fire brigades were called to the scene at 5.15pm last night.
A spokesman from Egham Community Fire Station said they had to cut a man out of a silver Golf with suspected back and neck injuries.
"It didn't appear to be too serious," they said.
Also involved in the collision was a white transit van and a black Astra.
The two lanes leading to the M3 were closed during the incident and fire-fighters left the scene at 6.20pm.
TRAVEL NEWS: There's slow traffic because a road has been partially blocked due to accident involving a scooter and a lorry. This occurred on the A217 Reigate Hill southbound between Gatton Bottom and Beech Road near the Yew Tree pub. We are looking into the incident and will bring you more information shortly.
TRAVEL NEWS: At the Wisley Interchange, the M25 anticlockwise lane has been re-opened on the entry slip road following an earlier accident. There is however heavy traffic on the M25 clockwise at junction 10 A3 Wisley Interchange.
Heavy traffic on the A25 Parkway inbound before A320 Woking Road (Stoke Crossroads).
There's also slow traffic on the A25 Boxgrove Road in Merrow, Guildford.
DISABLED PARKING: Disabled groups are furious with plans to charge blue badge holders for parking at Ashford & St Peter's Hospitals.
The fees would cover bays 'nearest the hospitals' and could come into effect next month.
Jonathan Fisher, of the Ashford and St Peter's Disability Group (ASPDG), said: "We are extremely concerned.
"I felt disappointed that the needs of patients who are already experiencing life difficulties were being further exacerbated by this decision by a major hospital. I would have expected more sympathy with the needs of the disabled."
Read the article here
WOKING INCIDENTS: A reminder now of a suspected shop raid in Westfield Road, Woking last night.
Our reporter Jenny Stanton has been sent to the scene this morning. We have also contacted the relevant authorities.
@getsurrey pic.twitter.com/aQEDzFcq8X— Ministry Studios (@MinistryStudios) April 25, 2014
We are also investigating a fire nearby at a flat in Granville Rd when firefighters pulled man to safety.
We will bring you more information as it emerges.
GUILDFORD GREEN BELT: More than 20,000 people have responded to a council consultation on the future of Guildford borough, with the majority of comments centring on the green belt.
The council staged the massive consultation over its Local Plan which spells out what will be built over the next 15 years.
Guildford Greenbelt Group chairman, Susan Parker, said: "When you read the summary and responses, it seems clear that the council still wants to build on the green belt, take villages out of the green belt and expand settlement boundaries.
"Nothing has changed. Residents are still being ignored."
Read more here
REIGATE COLLISION: Update now the A217 collision this morning.
A lorry and a motorbike were involved in the collision on the A217 Reigate Hill at 8.38am on Friday 25 April.
A 17-year-old man has been injured.
REIGATE ASSAULT: We now have an article online about this incident. A woman has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting a man in Reigate with a "broken mirror" on Wednesday.
Surrey Police say the 32-year-old victim suffered three wounds which they "believed to have been caused by a broken mirror".
Read more here
WOKING FIRE: Update now from reporter Jenny Stanton on the fire in Woking which we told you about earlier.
The fire was in a ground floor property in Granville Flats. Damaged furniture has been left out on the lawn.
One neighbour said: "It's not the first time it's happened, there has been a fire there, there has been police there. I was in bed. I saw all the lights flashing and heard the fire engines. Everybody was out looking."
Another neighbour said: "I saw flashing lights and I saw there was a fire engine there and the police. It was about 10pm. There were lots of them."
ESCAPE: Sorry we have had a few technical problems! This driver had a lucky escape after a telephone pole crashed onto a car.
The driver of this car had a lucky escape, luckily no injuries #wetroads #drivetotheconditions pic.twitter.com/dYGnYsma1K— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) April 25, 2014
WATERLOO DELAYS: There is now an update on the National Rail Enquiries website.
Signalling problems near Queenstown Road are causing delays of up to 20 minutes to trains to and from London Waterloo. This is expected to continue until 11:00.
The Twitter hashtag #QueenstownRoad has been created to update commuters.
To check your journey, please use the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner
FORMULA ONE: We look at how Woking-based McLaren can reverse its fortunes following the Chinese Grand Prix.
Engineers at the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking will be working frantically during the three-week break before the next race to improve the car.
Racing director Eric Boullier said: "Our car isn't competitive enough, we know that, its deficiencies mostly the consequence of insufficient downforce.
"We know what we have to do and we'll work night and day to do it."
Read more here
M25 STAINES CRASH: We have an article about the M25 crash near Staines last night. A man escaped serious injury after being cut free from the wreckage of his car last night.
Read more here
1888/89 FOOTBALL FINAL: Will be played without the use of a time-travelling machine. The Army FA will be changing the rules and digging out the longs shorts as it re-enacts the inaugural 1888/89 Army Challenge Cup Final.
The game at the Aldershot Military Stadium next Wednesday is part of its 125th year anniversary celebrations.
The match will be feature Scottish regiments who took part in the first-ever final all those years ago.
Players and officials will wear replica attire.
The match which gets underway at 6pm will be played primarily with 1888/89 rules.
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INQUEST VERDICT: A report of the inquiry into the death of a St John Ambulance volunteer.
George Bairstow, of Englefield Green, was killed after he fell asleep at the wheel of his car and was impaled on a wooden fence post when the vehicle crashed.
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WATERLOO DELAYS: Rail commuters will be glad to know that normal service has resumed on South West Trains between London Waterloo and Clapham Junction following earlier signalling problem at Queenstown Road.
WEATHER: So let's take a look at what the weather has in store for us this weekend.
It's a fairly grey and miserable day today, with showers forecast into this evening.
Saturday is expected to see sunny spells with showers and temperatures of 16C.
Sunday will see more rain and a high of 14C.
For more on the weather, check out our dedicated page.
BLUEBELLS: We've been celebrating the arrival of beautiful bluebells by inviting our readers to send in their pictures of the pretty flowers.
See our gallery by clicking here.
To share your bluebell snaps email Surrey Live , tweet to @getsurrey , post on our Facebook page or share via Flickr .
POLICE DROP IN: Officers in the town are inviting residents to a consultation today at Hub Woking in Commercial Way.
Come down to @HubWoking from 1430 where the town team are holding a drop in session for one hour— Woking Police (@WokingBeat) April 25, 2014
GUILDFORD ROBBERY: Police have released a statement regarding a robbery in Guildford last night.
Surrey Police is appealing for witnesses after a man was attacked and robbed in a park in Guildford.
The victim was approached by two men in Allen House Gardens and struck on the head with a bottle on Thursday 24 April between 5pm and 5.20pm.
The two men then escorted the victim through York Road and Stoke Road to a secluded courtyard in Eagle Road where he was punched to the ground. They then demanded money and made off with £50.
A 40 year-old man and 32-year-old man both from Guildford have been arrested on suspicion of ABH and robbery.
Investigating officer Detective Sergeant Tim Hadfield said: "This was a particularly nasty assault which took place in a public place during daylight hours, which hopefully means there is the potential for witnesses to have seen it take place.
If anyone saw what happened initially in Allen House Gardens or as the victim was taken to Eagle Road we would be very keen to hear from them.
If you have any information contact Surrey Police by calling 101 (999 in an emergency) quoting reference number 45140032817.
CRICKET: Surrey say they will take medical advice before they let Zafar Ansari return to action.
The 22-year-old collided head-first with a boundary fence on Monday morning and had to receive urgent medical attention.
He suffered concussion but was released from hospital after a check-up.
All-rounder Ansari took no further part in the second division match after the incident on the second morning against Essex.
Surrey are due to start their next match, against Hampshire at the Ageas Bowl, this Sunday but director of cricket Alec Stewart promised they will listen to the experts.
He said: "Zafar's in the hands of the medics – it would be great if he's fit and ready and he's certainly feeling better each day."
To see the full article click here
PET SELFIE: Before you click away at the mention of 'selfies' - these involve animals. Adorable animals copying their human masters and taking self-pictures with mobiles phones (allegedly).
To mark National Pet Month which runs until May 5, we have been collecting pictures of the best pet selfies in Surrey and north-east Hampshire.
And you can still share your pet selfie by tweeting us @getsurrey using #petselfie, post on our Facebookpage or email the digital team.
For a gallery of some of the images click here
REIGATE INCIDENT: A 17-year-old boy was injured when a scooter and lorry collided in Reigate on Friday morning.
The A217 Reigate Hill was partially blocked following the accident, between Gatton Bottom/Wray Lane and Beech Road at the Yew Tree pub, shortly before 8.40am.
Emergency services were called to the scene.
HANDOVER: I will be handing over to Jennifer Morris now. Thanks for joining me today.
HANDOVER: Hi everyone, thanks for joining me.
I'll be taking over from Paul for the rest of the day.
A3 CRASH: A woman has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving while unfit through drink or drugs, after a collision on the A3 in January.
Perri Game, 21, from Oxford, appeared at Guildford Crown Court this morning.
The incident happened in the early hours of Wednesday January 29 on the road near Ripley.
We will be bringing you the full story shortly.
WOKING FIRE: A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson following a blaze in a ground floor flat in Woking.
Fire crews from Woking and Guildford were called out to the kitchen fire at Granville Flats in Granville Road at around 10pm on Thursday.
Read the full story here.
MAN ATTACKED: Surrey Police is appealing for witnesses after a man was attacked and robbed in a Guildford park.
The victim was approached by two men in Allen House Gardens and struck on the head with a bottle yesterday, between 5pm and 5.20pm.
The two men then escorted the victim through York Road and Stoke Road to a secluded courtyard in Eagle Road where he was punched to the ground.
They then demanded money and made off with £50.
MAN ATTACKED: Regarding the attack in Guildford yeterday.
Investigating officer Detective Sergeant Tim Hadfield said: "This was a particularly nasty assault which took place in a public place during daylight hours, which hopefully means there is the potential for witnesses to have seen it take place.
"If anyone saw what happened initially in Allen House Gardens or as the victim was taken to Eagle Road we would be very keen to hear from them."
If you have any information contact Surrey Police by calling 101 quoting reference 45140032817.
A 40 year-old man and 32-year-old man, both from Guildford, have been arrested on suspicion of ABH and robbery.
TRAVEL: Let's take a look at Surrey's roads this lunch time.
The A31 Farnham bypass is busy but moving at B3001 Station Hill.
Traffic is moving well on Victoria Way around the Peacock Centre in Woking.
PRISON: Four men have been sentenced to a total of 20 years in prison in Bahrain, after an investigation by Surrey Police and the National Crime Agency, in conjunction with the Kingdom of Bahrain Ministry of Interior Police and Bahrain Public Prosecution.
They were charged with a range of offences including the sexual assault of children, forcing children by threats and blackmail to obscene acts and publishing and circulating audiovisual recordings of children.
Read the National Crime Agency's report here.
PENGUIN BABY: Here's something to go 'aaaaah' at this lunch time.
This penguin baby was finally born at Birldworld in Farnham yesterday at 2pm, after more than 50 hours of hatching.
It weighs 88.1g and is currently in a special life-support unit. It will have his first feed of fishy soup tomorrow.
PENGUIN BABY: Is it a boy or a girl penguin baby?
It's a boy!
He doesn't have a name yet. Any suggestions? Comment below.
SHOPKEEPER THREATENED: A man in his 60s has been charged after a shopkeeper was threatened with a golf club in Tadworth last month.
Officers were called to a newsagent on Shelvers Hill just before 5pm on Friday March 7.
Today Fredrick Terence Mott, 64, was charged with affray, common assault, possession of an offensive weapon in a public place, driving while under the influence of alcohol and urinating in a public place.
He has been released on conditional police bail to appear at South East Surrey Magistrates Court in Redhill on Monday May 19.
ELECTIONS: Wondering who's nominated for the Elmbridge borough council elections?
Statement of persons nominated for Borough Council Elections now available: http://t.co/QuG4YZ4v80— Elmbridge BC (@ElmbridgeBC) April 25, 2014
TRAVEL: Let's take another look at the roads.
There is slow traffic on the A30 London Road westbound in Blackwater, between the B3411 Frimley Road and Marshall Road.
Traffic has now returned to normal on the A25 Parkway out of Guildford at London Road Roundabout.
BUS FOULING: Some rather unsavoury news from Abellio this afternoon.
The 13:23 461 service from Staines to Kingston will be starting from Addlestone due to customer fouling on the bus.— Abellio Surrey (@abellio_surrey) April 25, 2014
REVISION: Good luck to all those Surrey students revising for exams out there.
Here's one from Royal Holloway's archive - students at the Egham university have been revising hard for their exams since the 1800's.
Check out the uni's Facebook page here.
DRINK DRIVING: Police in Tandridge came up with this little rhyme after catching an alleged drink driver last night.
A3 CRASH: We told you earlier a woman pleaded guilty to dangerous driving in court today. We now have the full report.
A woman has admitted drinking and driving the wrong way down the A3, leading to a head-on crash with a police car.
Perri Game, 21, from Oxford, appeared at Guildford Crown Court on Friday (April 25) where she pleaded guilty to one charge of dangerous driving and one charge of driving while unfit due to drink.
Read the full story here.
TRAVEL: Oxsted High Street is closed in both directions due to a serious accident between Bluehouse Lane and Pilgrims Lane.
No major delays have been reported.
HANDOVER: I will now pass you over to Tim Harris for a little while. Bye for now, Surrey.
HANDOVER: Well hello again everyone, Tim Harris here. I will be keeping you updated on more news and travel.
Feel free to give me a shout. You can email me on Surrey Live, or catch me on Twitter using the handles @SurreyAdTim or @GetSurrey.
OXTED CRASH: Titsey Road (B269) in Oxted is closed in both directions due to a serious crash between Bluehouse Lane and Pilgrims Lane.
We are looking into this and will bring you more information shortly.
Serious RTC, #B269 Titsey Road, #Limpsfield. The road is closed at Jct of Pilgrims Lane, Sandy lane & Bluehouse Lane/High Street. 1/2— Surrey Roads Police (@SurreyRoadCops) April 25, 2014
TRAVEL: A quick look elsewhere on the roads - In Guildford, the A25 Parkway out of town is busy but moving at A3100 London Road Roundabout.
There is heavy traffic on the M25 clockwise between J9 A243/A244/B2430 (Leatherhead) and J10 A3 (Wisley Interchange).
In Blackwater, traffic is very slow and heavier than normal on the A30 London Road westbound between B3411 Frimley Road and the A331/A321 Marshall Road/Station Approach/Tank Road (Meadows Roundabout).
GUILFEST: We can reveal to you another addition to the GuilFest line-up - hardcore rock and roll band Gallows.
The band were set to play the festival in 2011 but had to pull out at short notice due to then singer Frank Carter contracting a throat infection.
However, three years on, with three albums under their belts, Gallows are set to light up the last moments of Stoke Park's 2014 event on the Sunday.
They join recently announced X Factor winner Sam Bailey, as well as dance duo Sigma and hip hop icons The Sugar Hill Gang.
GuilFest takes place from July 18-20 this year. For tickets and info visit www.guilfest.co.uk.
HANDOVER: I will now pass you back over to Jennifer Morris, who will take you through the rest of the day.
See you soon, Surrey.
HANDOVER: Afternoon. I'm back with you to take you through the latest news on this grey afternoon.
OXTED COLLISION: Sorry to report there has been a serious collision in Oxted this afternoon.
Ambulance crews and units from Surrey Fire and Rescue Service are assisting at the scene of the two-vehicle collision in Titsey Road, along with police officers.
The incident occurred at around 1.45pm and involved a black Renault and a silver Toyota.
Roads are closed in the immediate area and closures are expected to remain in place for some time.
Motorists and pedestrians are advised to find alternative routes.
Anyone who witnessed the collision or the events surrounding it is urged to contact Surrey Police on 101 quoting reference P14119915.
WOKING BREAK-IN: A window was smashed at the McColls store in Woking this morning and cigarettes taken.
Detectives from Surrey Police are appealing for information on the incident, which happened at around 4.16am in Westfield Road.
Having stolen a large quantity of cigarettes, it is believed the offenders left the scene in two vehicles.
Investigating Officer Detective Constable Chris Phillips, said: "This appears to be part of a trend of cigarette breaks across the county and we are doing everything possible to find those responsible and bring them to justice.
"I would appeal to anyone who saw anything suspicious either around the time of the offence or in the days leading up to it to contact us with information."
Anyone who can assist officers with this investigation is urged to contact Surrey Police on 101 quoting reference 45140032939.
PENGUIN BABY: You went a bit wild over this picture of a penguin baby earlier.
Now you can actually watch it breaking out of its shell. Ahhhh.
Birdworld in Farnham has announced the first birth of a penguin at the centre this year, after the chick went through a hatching process lasting more than 50 hours.
The 88.1g Humboldt Penguin finally arrived at 2pm on Thursday and has been relaxing in its own life support unit in a rearing room at the Holt Pound attraction.
Click here to see the amazing footage.
SHEPPERTON FIRE: A fire broke out at a Shepperton hotel this morning.
Fire crews were called to the Warren Lodge Hotel in Church Square at around 10.50am.
A spokesman from Sunbury Fire and Rescue said: "It was a kitchen fire that got very well established and progressed to the room above.
"The duty manager is worthy of praise and did very well to get everyone out.
"He also told the fire crew the right way to go as the layout with the old building is complex."
Pumps from Sunbury, Walton and later Staines and Chertsey attended the blaze as the fire began to spread to the room above.
Two people, the chef and manager, were treated at the scene for effects of smoke inhalation, but neither had to go to hospital.
No cause is known as yet and it is still under investigation.
HINDHEAD TUNNEL CLOSURE: More closures are planned for the Hindhead Tunnel next week.
The northbound bore will be closed overnight, between 9pm and 6am, for three nights from Monday.
Northbound traffic will be diverted into the southbound tunnel in a contraflow with a 40mph speed limit.
BUSES TARGETED: Bus services had to be cancelled this morning after catalytic converters were stolen from the vehicles while they were parked in a depot.
Staff at Abellio Surrey arrived at work at the depot in Wintersells Road, Byfleet, to find four of the converters had been removed overnight.
Abellio controller Duane Hope said: "We had four vehicles off the road until 8.45am. We have two spare vehicles so we used them.
"They are worth about £2,000 each. This has happened a couple of times before at different depots."
Click here to read the full story.
BETTING SHOP APPLICATION: An update on Coral's application for Walton.
Just heard that application for Coral betting shop to open at 15 Church St in Walton will be decided at Licensing Sub-Committee on 29 May— Andrew Kelly (@CllrAndrewKelly) April 25, 2014
WOKING BREAK-IN: Quite a shocking image. Here's our story on the Woking break-n this morning.
A "large quantity" of cigarettes were stolen from a shop in Woking, in the latest break-in across the county.
The incident happened at around 4.16am on Friday when the offenders got into the McColls store in Westfield Road by smashing a window.
They stole a large quantity of cigarettes and were believed to have left the scene in two vehicles.
Read the full story here.
ANONYMOUS DONATION: Some happy news this Friday afternoon.
We told you yesterday that Brownies in Shepperton are appealing for help in funding the replacement of equipment that got ruined in the floods.
Well, since running that story, someone was anonymously donated £1,000.
Alison Hogan, a Rainbow leader and guider for 20 years, has described it as "amazing".
READING LOVERS: Any literature fanatics out there?
Woking library hosts best-selling authors @peterjamesuk @SalleyVickers @readingagency @SurreyLibraries… http://t.co/m79m7seHe3— Surrey News (@SurreyNews) April 25, 2014
ANTI-TERRORISM: Surrey Police has linked up with Border Force and the National Crime Agency to advise people in the 'aviation community' to be vigilant about the possibility of terrorism.
Project Pegasus is a national initiative that delivers enhanced vigilance capability within the aviation community by encouraging people to report incidents they see which seems out of place.
It is hoped that all the small details will build up a bigger picture which could ultimately prevent major crimes such as terrorism, immigration breaches and human and drugs trafficking – as well as crack down on crimes such as theft and damage in the aviation sector.
Read more here.
POWER CUT: More than 1,000 homes have been left without power in Horsell this afternoon.
A fault on an underground electricity cable interrupted power supplies to 1,546 households in Horsell at 1.45pm.
UK Power Networks engineers restored supplies to the majority of customers in stages by 3.15pm and work is continuing to reconnect the remaining 439 properties.
A spokesman said: "We are sorry for any inconvenience this is causing and our engineers are working to reconnect remaining supplies as swiftly as possible."
MUTINY CHARGE: Two men have been charged with prison mutiny and criminal damage following an incident at HMP Highdown.
Officers were called to the prison at around 6pm on Monday October 21 after reports prisoners had barricaded themselves into a cell.
Some of the prisoners were subsequently transferred to other prisons and an investigation into the incident followed.
On Thursday April 24, Nathaniel Nickel Johnson, 23, of Barkworth Road in London, was charged with participating in prison mutiny and criminal damage. He is due to appear at South East Surrey Magistrates Court in Redhill on Monday May 12.
On Friday April 25, Jordon Rowe, 20, of Leander Road, Thornton Heath, was also charged with the same offences and is due to appear at South East Surrey Magistrates Court on Monday May 19.
HANDOVER: I'm going to take a break for a while and hand you over to Tim Harris, who will guide you through the news this rush hour.
HANDOVER: I'm back! Hello again Surrey. I'll be with you for the next hour or so - hope you're ready for some more news and travel updates!
I've just just been outside, and I can report that the weather remains very wet and grim. Do be careful if you're out and about on the roads.
TRAVEL: Let's take a quick look at the roads - In Guildford, there is very slow traffic on the A3 southbound between B2215 London Road (Burntcommon) and Egerton Road (Cathedral Turn).
Staying on Guildford, traffic is also slow on the A246 Waterden Road out of town at A25 Epsom Road.
In Blackwater, traffic is also very slow and traffic heavier than normal on the A30 London Road westbound between B3411 Frimley Road and A331/A321 Marshall Road/Station Approach/Tank Road (Meadows Roundabout).
Finally, there is slow traffic on the A31 Farnham By-Pass at B3001 Station Hill (Hickleys Corner).
DRIVER IN COURT: Perri Game has admitted drink-driving the wrong way down the A3, leading to a head-on crash with a police car.
The 21-year-old, from Mill Lane, Chalgrove, Oxford, appeared at Guildford Crown Court on Friday (April 25) where she pleaded guilty to one charge of dangerous driving and one of driving while unfit due to drink.
Surrey Police officers in an unmarked car took the decision to collide head-on with Game's Volkswagen Polo upon realising it was travelling in the wrong direction on the A3's southbound carriageway near Ripley, at around 3.40am on January 29.
The officers were praised by Inspector Ricahrd Mallett for the decision to put themselves in harm's way.
"They saw the car coming towards them and they made a very quick and very brave decision," he said at the time.
Game is due to return to Guildford Crown Court for sentencing on May 21.
WE'RE BACK: Sorry for the delay everyone, we were experiencing a few technical issues. Should be back with you now!
OXTED CRASH: We have an update on the serious crash near Oxted this afternoon.
Emergency services were called to the collision involving two vehicles, a black Renault and a silver Toyota.
Police have appealed for witnesses to the crash, which happened at around 1.45pm in Titsey Road.
Officers from the roads policing unit were joined by paramedics and Surrey Fire and Rescue Service.
A police spokesman described the collision as "serious" and said Titsey Road and surrounding routes were expected to remain closed for some time.
Eyewitnesses said the crash occurred at the junction of Bluehouse Lane and High Street, in Titsey.
Anyone who saw the collision or the events surrounding it is asked to contact 101 quoting reference P14119915.
HANDOVER: That's it from me today folks, I will hand you back over to Jennifer Morris who will see you through until the close of play. Bye for now, Surrey.
HANDOVER: Evening all. I'll be taking you through the news this Friday evening until 8pm.
TRAVEL: Let's take a look at the roads.
Traffic is heavier than normal and there are long delays on the A25 Parkway / Ladymead Westbound between London Road and the A3 in Guildford.
On the M25 there is slow traffic on the M25 clockwise between junction 10 at the A3 and junction 15.
FATAL COLLISION: Very sad to inform you that two people, aged in their 20s, died in the Oxted collision we told you about earlier.
This from Surrey Police: "Two people have died following a collision in Oxted earlier today.
"The incident occurred on Titsey Road at around 1.45pm on Friday April 25, and involved a black Renault Clio and a silver Toyota.
"The female driver and the male passenger of the Renault, both in their 20s, were pronounced dead at the scene.
"Their next of kin has been informed.
"Ambulance crews and units from Surrey Fire and Rescue Service are also assisting at the scene.
"Roads are closed in immediate area and closures are expected to remain in place for some time.
"Motorists and pedestrians are advised to find alternative routes.
"Our thoughts are with the family and friends of those involved in the collision and we urge anyone with information to contact Surrey Police on 101 quoting reference P14119915."
POWER CUT: An update on the Horsell power cut which affected 1,500 homes today.
A fault on an underground electricity cable interrupted power supplies to 1,546 households in Horsell at 1.45pm.
UK Power Networks engineers restored supplies to the majority of customers in stages by 3.15pm.#
The company said in a statement at 7.20pm: "UK Power Networks engineers managed to restore supplies to the remaining customers between 4.39pm and 4.58pm.
"We apologise for any inconvenience caused and restored power supplies as swiftly as possible."
TRAVEL: There is slow traffic on the M25 clockwise between Junction 12 for the M3 and Junction 15 M4.
Titsey Road, the scene of an earlier serious collision near Oxted, has now been re-opened.
A3 COLLISION: Here's a reminder of one of our top stories today.
A woman has admitted drink-driving the wrong way down the A3, leading to a head-on crash with a police car.
Perri Game, 21, from Mill Lane, Chalgrove, Oxford, appeared at Guildford Crown Court on Friday where she pleaded guilty to one charge of dangerous driving and one of driving while unfit due to drink.
View the full story here.
GOODNIGHT: That's it from Surrey Live for today, thanks for joining us.
We'll be back to blogging at 6.30am on Monday morning.


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|Fri, 12-23-2011 - 10:11pm
Hi, today I am 6 dpo and my temp today was the same as yesterday 36.7! personal loans -> http://samedayonlineloans.net personal loans Straight after it was 36.8 and 2 mins later it was 36.9??? Which should I use? X
|Fri, 12-23-2011 - 11:38pm
Hi! I would use the 36.8 but the difference is so small I don't think it would really make a big difference if you used either one. That's my opinion. Good luck!
|Sat, 12-24-2011 - 11:52am
Just use the first temp. After you temp, room temperature affects the thermometer & it needs time to reset. Amy is right, it's a small difference & not a big deal. It's also normal to have the same temps, or "flat" temps as they are also known -it indicates a constant hormonal level. Are you just using a regular thermometer since your temps are just to the tenth degree? If it was a bbt thermometer it would go to the hundredth & you would see more variation -36.71 to 36.79
Good luck :)
Good luck :)