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Shelbyville police officer not indicted in death of 18-year-old
There are 41 comments on the WAVE-TV Louisville story from Jan 4, 2012, titled Shelbyville police officer not indicted in death of 18-year-old. In it, WAVE-TV Louisville reports that:
SHELBYVILLE, KY - A Shelby County grand jury has declined to indict the Shelbyville police officer who shot and killed 18-year-old Trey Williams.
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#1 Jan 4, 2012
anyone really think she would be? good job. hurry up and get back to work.
#2 Jan 5, 2012
I knew it wouldn't happen. I wish her the best as I know she is struggling with this. Best wishes to officer Marcum.
#4 Oct 24, 2012
I think if the house would have been surrrounded that it could have tured out differ and verbal talk could have just figured out that the boy was related and staying there. I to when i was youger been staying at Grandmaw and got locked out of the house and i was able to get insude threw a window. Gosh i sure didn't think about getting shot. I to know this Susan and she should have never been invloved with this kind of situation. The Police force is running around and some of them shouldn't have a badge on. Or at least make them take a stress test before they are turned loose with a firearm. and if they don't do good they don't need that gun. I know they have some kind of trainning but it's not enough. it's everywhere. I think they assumed he was a killer? why else would you kill a human being?. freidly fire? One thing to rememeber is that the Police kill a hell of a lot of people and they don't convicted with murder. I would think that if a cop had to shoot someone that wasn't shooting back that they should have never fired that weapon. Guns is a deadly weapon and if i was to fire mine at someone that it would have been for the reason that someone was shooting at me. But what the hell do i know? it's better to have a gun and not need it than to not have a gun and need it. I grew up with guns all around me. And never once did a gun try to shoot me. People kill people.
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#5 Oct 24, 2012
She is a good police officer and everyone knows she did the correct thing in shooting Trey. He had her partner on the ground assaulting him with a steel pipe. Would you have just surounded the house and let Trey beat and possible murder your partner? It is sad that a young man died but the blame should not be put on the police officer when Trey could have stopped the assault and surrendered.
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#6 Oct 24, 2012
I believe this is a trajedy. A plague on both houses. A family haunted by the loss. A woman who deep within herself knows she did what she did, can't take it back but wishes she could.
We all sit in judgement upon her and him both. Yet who are we to judge anyone?
As a friend to both families I cannot help but remove myself from judgement and just be there for both. Its difficult to balance how you feel. Your gut tells you to take a side. What matters is that you follow what your heart tells you. What's done is done and cannot be changed. Learn to accept that, then learn to cope best you can.
All these questions I read everywhere about how he or she lived their life before this situation. How did we arrive to this situation? Could she have done anything different? Was he out of his mind? Was a pipe being used? Did they try other means of force first? Did she HAVE to use her firearm?
Those questions evoke answers far and wide that divide and separate us as a community and as a people.
The one question, the ONLY question that matters is, how can we, as a people and community, come closer together and move forward? How can we stand back up to our feet and see that we all need to change what's in ourselves before we take another step. There's a million reasons for us to all be separate. Its up to YOU to find ONE reason to unite.
#7 Oct 25, 2012
How can you surrender when they stormed in the house. If Trey would have shot the officer than the outcome would have been differnt. But as we all know that we are allowed to shot someone if they break in a house so there is no differnt with this. What the heck is the differnt between a pipe and Gun HUH? I to know this officer and you say she is a good officer well does a good officer get drunk with the public and hang out in places like bars and Clubs and get so drunk that she passes out in chairs Huh! This is what i know. People with badges don't live like everyone else. they are in the public eye and they are sworn to envorcing the law. It doesn't mean when you clock out that you can just do what ever. I still stand with my comment and if you all can't really see the truth than i am wasting my time. I could never be a cop but if the cops showed up at my house because of some call they received by someone calling and if and when they showed up and if they enterd my house without knocking and letting me know who they was then they might end up shot. Then i would go to jail for a very long time that is what would happen .
#8 Oct 25, 2012
and i want to say to you that you sound so stupid.Do you want to save the world and lets everyone just get along. We will all hold hands and sing a song to the world so everyone knows that we are good and we just want to love
Now that is some stupid shit this world is rough and hell is everywhere and we all just try to survive. You better get a gun and load up the world gonna get rougher
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#9 Oct 25, 2012
They did use a tazer on him numerous times but it had no effect on him and there was a steel, iron, lead whatever type of metal pipe with Officer Willoughbys blood on it from where Trey had hit him with it and Officer Marcum used the correct force to stop her partner from getting murdered. You are the one who brought up the subject of sorrounding the house and talking Trey into surrendering if you look at your first post, but when your partner is getting beat down with a pipe you dont run out of the house and wait for backup, hell yes use deadly force to stop the sonofabitch!
Both officers have to live with what happened just like Treys family does also. By the way they was responding to a possible burglary in process so they had the right to enter the home.
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#10 Oct 25, 2012
Andy you need to go talk to Aunt Bea and ask her for some serious advice
By the way it was not Treys home, it was his grandmothers and he broke through a window to gain entry, sure as hell sounds like a burgarly to me.
Actually if they dont knock and they just bust the door down without identifying themselves then you would have the right to shoot them without been charged.
Marcum is also a person and if she wants to drink a few or bunch of beer that is her choice as long as she has a way home and doesnt drive drunk.
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#11 Oct 25, 2012
I have three guns, I practice weekly at shooters roost and I'm never out of ammo.
That being said, its not my neighbors that I feel threatened by. Its anyone who gives me reason to feel threatened to begin with. Sad that such can't be said for every man. We cast judgement at every turn in life it seems.
You can call me foolish, or delusional if you choose to but the fact is, I'm right. I forgive you for calling me stupid because you're just not ready to open your eyes. I'm looking only for a solution, a change, some sort of resolve. You aren't prepared for that much yet. You haven't evolved enough and I mean that both sincerely and as no disrespect to you.
You have your mind opened half way. I say that because you have picked a side. A fully open mind would show you that taking sides is not a solution. Its a contribution to keeping a division among our community. Step on over here to the brighter side of things. We aren't at war with our neighbors. Where I'm at, my neighbors don't have color, creed, race, ethnicity, badges or bullies. We only have open arms and helping hands. No stab wounds bleeding from our backs. We are just friends with good intentions. It starts with respect to one another and grows from there. I planted my seeds many moons ago and in todays times I know I will never have to fear a single person or profession when I set foot outside my home. My neighbors, my friends they have my back, tried and true. I pay them the same reward in return. The fee is so affordable. Respect and dignity in return for the same. I can wave at every one of my neighbors and feel appreciated.
So lock your doors, roll your windows up and turn your nose toward the sky when you roll on by your fellow community members. They don't need you anyway right now. Eventually you'll need them, someone will answer and you will see the good I'm talking about. Only then will you get what I'm speaking of here.
This isn't about a god or religion. This is the simple nature of a good guy, with the best of intentions. By your reaction to my aforementioned statement it would seem you're more of a threat to yourself than I am to you. So calm down. This is just small talk buddy and I simply wanted to point out the error of your ways. Possibly even remedy you.
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#12 Oct 26, 2012
Well said Simple Organism, well said!
We all need to be more like you and see both sides of this tragic event that took a young mans life and that will be on two officers concious forever.
#13 Oct 26, 2012
like i said if someone was to enter my house and scared the hell out of me when i was thinking that no one was in there then hell yes i would have reacted the same way Trey did. I'm sure most of us would have but when the pea-ons are cops and don't have the skill and no how to react to a incident like this. Cops use force ever chance they get. And they live for such a thing. They want this kind of action. Cops are gun crazy and most shouldn't have a badge on. She should have stayed writing parking tickets. Now that's the way we all see it. Most Cops want you to run or fight first that makes it exciting for them. it was a simple incident that was treated and the outcome became deadly. So i guess no big deal they went about it the rightway BULL SHIT !
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#14 Oct 26, 2012
The police was there to investigate a burgarly and when Trey attacked Willoughby with a lead pipe Marcum did what she had to do, can you not get that through your thick skull? If the police used force as often as you think then tell me when the last time other than Treys case that a police officer shot and killed someone in this city? The police are here to keep order and protect us from lawbreakers and they have a tough job and from your attitude you could never be a police officer. Notice Treys family have kept the autopsy report secret, makes you wonder what they found in his system, doesnt it?
#15 Oct 27, 2012
I didnt know Trey to well but i know he didnt deserve to die.@ sad but true you must be a pig to keep defending them like you do. My question to you what if that was your child and they killed him/her how would you feel? Marcum is a nice person but i still believe they couldve avoided killing him. The say police officers are trained well but i do believe that if the boy was white the situation wouldve been a whole lot different. The po pos are racist. I dont believe marcum is but the rest are. Shelbyvile police officers if they had their way no black ppl would be in this town. So what they do to eliminate them kill or throw them in jail when there are white ppl out here doing the same or worst. Since the pigs have badges they feel thet are untouchable. They was giving that badge to make us feel safe but when i see them they always looking down on ppl. I would feel safer if all of them gave up their position. The police can't be trusted. We need officers that dont see color and everyone is treated fairly.
#16 Oct 27, 2012
why would he break in his grandmothers home which he use to live there and he stayed there often. I dont wish death on anyone nor do i believe marcum is a bad person but i do wonder if it was one of the polices family they would make sure justice was served. The police force need to get it togather.
#17 Oct 27, 2012
Don't believe Marcum is a bad person you say.I suppose that "good" people per se will,,,after they torture a man with electricity,,,and plug him twice in the chest with a fire-arm of some description because he didn't appreciate it,,,will be nice enough to ask a fellow lackey if "she" can have permission to shoot him again,,,and put him out of his misery.All that aside,if you don't believe that she's a bad person,,,I truly hope you don't believe that she's a good person.In reality,I understand giving law enforcement a very wide parameter with their discretion and authorization.However,allowing that to stretch out and grant immunity to all law officers for cold blooded murder is insane.Lunacy in it's purest form.
#18 Oct 27, 2012
Gonna have to call you on this one bro'.The video I saw showed a severely hurt young man that had already been subdued,,,doing the crappie-flop,,,in about nine different positions on the floor.Closer observation showed what appeared to be two very eager,very sadistic,and very unprofessional police officers,,,and one of them asking,"can I shoot him again?",or something to that effect. Proves what can happen when you let kids judge the kids who let things go wrong when they're baby-sitting other kids I suppose.However,if I ain't seein' something correctly,then by all means,,,lay it out.
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#19 Oct 27, 2012
I saw the video and the bastard was striking Willoughby and Marcum did the right thing and that is all i will say about this subject. If he lived there why did he not just go through the door with his key instead of breaking out a window and going through it? He attacked the officers and they protected themselves by first tazing him and when the jacked up monkeyface didnt go down and continued his attack they was forced to shoot.
#20 Oct 27, 2012
Wasn't any such thing on the video I saw.Point blank brother,Ive got three points to make.One-your officers were in the wrong.Two-you're a moron for supporting them.Three-the only monkey-face I saw on the video,,,was the one doing the shooting.
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#21 Oct 29, 2012
I saw Trey hitting Willoughby on the video considering the camera on the tazer points at the suspect and not at the person using the tazer. I never knew Trey and personally I am happy that I didnt and have only met both officers a couple of times and both seemed like good people.
First they are not my police, second we must have viewed two different videos and third, blacks do look like monkeys in the face.
I am a white man and not racist but from the facts that I have seen and testimony I heard Marcum had no choice but to do what she did.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Major League Baseball Hall of Famer George Brett will be the keynote speaker for the 2013 Tennessee Baseball Leadoff Banquet, set to take place on Thursday, January 17, at Thompson-Boling Arena.
The Vols will also welcome back former UT star and current ESPN and MLB Network analyst Chris Burke who will become the 19th inductee into the Tennessee Baseball Hall of Fame.
"I hope our fans are as excited about this banquet as I am," Tennessee head coach Dave Serrano said. "This is going to be a great night for Tennessee baseball. I loved watching George Brett play the game and he is sure to have some great anecdotes from his days on the diamond. He always played the game the right way and is one of the best hitters of all-time.
"I am also especially pleased that we will be able to honor Chris Burke, who has meant so much to this program. He has energy and passion for the Orange and White oozing out of every pore and it will be special to be able to honor him in front of his family, friends and former teammates. He helped put Tennessee on the map and we are very happy to have him back for this honor."
The preseason banquet will begin with a silent auction at 5 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the start of the program at 7 p.m. Individual tickets are $55, while a table for 10 will be $450. There is also an option to purchase a VIP-level ticket for which includes entry into the VIP reception with Brett in the Recruiting Lounge of Pratt Pavilion at 5 p.m., VIP parking and four vouchers to the Tennessee-Arizona State series Feb. 22-24 at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
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One of the greatest hitters of all-time, Brett is one of just four players in MLB history to accumulate 3,000 hits, 300 home runs and a career .300 batting average. Following his 21-year MLB career, he was elected into the Hall of Fame in 1999 with the fifth-highest voting percentage in baseball history at 98.2 percent. That trails only Tom Seaver, Nolan Ryan, Ty Cobb and Cal Ripken, Jr.
The only player to win batting titles in three different decades, Brett's 3,154 career hits are the most by any third baseman in Major League history and 16th all-time. He also ranks sixth with 665 career doubles, hit 317 home runs, drove in 1,596 RBIs and had a lifetime batting average of .305.
Brett spent his entire career with the Kansas City Royals who retired his number (5) in 1994. A 13-time All-Star, he won three Silver Slugger Awards, one Gold Glove, was named the 1980 American League MVP and helped lead the Royals to a World Series championship in 1985.
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A three-year letter winner for the Big Orange from 1999-2001, Burke was a two-time All-SEC selection and two-time All-American while rewriting both Tennessee's single-season and career record books. He established six season marks and eight career standards and was the first Vol to ever hit for the cycle, doing so against Vanderbilt on May 11, 2001.
In 2001, Burke put together one of the best seasons ever by a UT player, becoming just the third Vol to be named the Southeastern Conference Player of the Year as he was bestowed the honor unanimously by the league coaches after hitting. 435 with 20 home runs and 60 RBIs while leading the Vols to the College World Series.
The consensus All-American garnered first-team honors from Baseball America, Baseball Weekly, Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and the American Baseball Coaches Assocation/Rawlings. Burke was also a finalist for National Player of the Year honors as well as being named the NCBWA District III Player of the Year and selected for the ABCA/Rawlings All-South Region Team.
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In my final year of high school I did a three-month co-op placement at Sunnybrook in the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU). I was already interested in pursuing a career in health care, but that experience helped me decide to be a nurse.
Just as I was finishing my co-op placement, there was an opening for a patient service associate in the CVICU. I got the job, and worked part-time in that role for the next four years. Being able to work in the unit while pursuing my nursing degree was invaluable. Taking what I was learning in the classroom and seeing it put to work with patients really helped prepare me for my career.
Two years after graduation, I was hired as a nurse in the CVICU, the same unit where my health-care career had begun seven years earlier. Coming full circle was no accident; I worked hard and made choices throughout my education that would help lead me back to the CVICU. I've always really enjoyed working with the patient population in that unit. Helping them recover from heart surgery and seeing the progress they make is so rewarding.
The staff in the CVICU have known me since the beginning, and they've supported me so much over the years. I love working with them, and they are proud of what I've accomplished in my career. I've learned a lot from them.
My passion for learning has evolved into a passion for teaching. In addition to my job in the CVICU, I'm a clinical instructor at a local college, where I teach students in the Registered Practical Nurse program. Teachers, both in the classroom and in the hospital, were so important in helping me get where I am today. I'm excited to pass my knowledge along to the next generation of learners. – As told to Sybil Edmonds
Dr. Stewart Wright is a third-generation orthopaedic surgeon at Sunnybrook's Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre. He joined the staff in 1982 and is currently an assistant professor at the University of Toronto.
I remember being a kid going to hockey games at Maple Leaf Gardens with my father. We'd come back to the hospital here on Wellesley Street and enter through the back doors where the kitchen was. A lovely lady on staff would make us hot chocolate.
This hospital has been my second home. It's been the family business forever and a day.
Granddad (Dr. C. Stewart Wright) dreamt of building a hospital that would be devoted solely to the care of people afflicted with orthopaedic and arthritic problems: from diagnosis to prevention, treatment and aftercare. He believed in the power of orthopaedic surgery before it was even considered a specialized discipline in Canada. In 1949, his dream was close to reality when the government granted him the charter to build the new hospital. Sadly, Granddad died just three years before his dream came to fruition.
My father (Dr. Charles S. Wright), who had just trained as an orthopaedic surgeon himself at the time, took the reins and, along with Dr. James Bateman, fulfilled the dream. They opened the hospital in 1955.
Father always treated the patients and staff as if they were family. He even started a tradition of dressing up as Santa Claus at the hospital's holiday party, giving gifts to all the staff to show appreciation for the work they did every day. I carry on that tradition. It's just what the Wright family does.
Today, the Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre is considered one of the centres of excellence for hip and knee replacements in Ontario. Our techniques are always advancing. Pain control has improved. Rehab protocols are much better. Patients are in and out a lot quicker. They are often so appreciative of the care they receive, they come back as volunteers. It makes me proud to know they believe in this place as much as I do.
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However England fare in the final Ashes test, the 2009 battle has done a fantastic job of dragging Cricket back into the public imagination, and that represents a golden opportunity for Codemasters. For around 15 years, on and off, the company has been pushing out cricket games under the Brian Lara banner, fending off the occasional challenge from EA and enjoying a modest level of success. If ever there was a time for a cricket video game to hit the big time it's now, but it won't be easy. As even EA has found, it's one thing making a sports game that can appeal to that sport's hardcore fanbase, and quite another to make one that will appeal to a wider audience. Now that audience might be ready for The Ashes 2009. The question is whether The Ashes 2009 ready for it?
Up to a point, the answer is yes. Admittedly, there are some rough edges in both the Wii and Xbox 360 versions tested, ranging from unconvincing fielder animations to some truly shocking likenesses - you'd be more likely to find this Andrew Flintoff holding up a post office than bowling for England. If you know your cricket players, you'll doubtless find other efforts here that aren't so much uncanny valley as downright weird Grand Canyon. Yet for the most part the graphics just about pass muster, the presentation is slick and the commentary, from Jonathan Agnew, Ian Botham, Tony Greig, Shane Warne and Ian Bishop, does a fine job of rambling on and off topic in a vaguely convincing manner.
The game also benefits from all the replays, Hawkeye breakdowns, statistics and camera angles you'd expect from TV coverage (minus those gratuitous close-ups of girls in tight T-shirts and low cut tops you get when the cameramen start losing interest). The Ashes 2009 isn't quite in the same league as a FIFA or NBA on the atmospherics front, but it's definitely heading in the right direction.
Points, too, for trying to make the game accessible to newcomers. Without a basic knowledge of cricket you won't get too far in The Ashes 2009, but you don't need anything more than the fundamentals. The high-end versions feature a good hour or so's worth of tutorials from Messrs Warne and Botham, with onscreen prompts to take you through the controls, and good old Beefy dishing out advice on situations where a certain shot or style of delivery might reap rewards. It's probably the best in-game coaching I've seen since NHL 09 last year. The Wii version gets more basic training, but then - in this case - that's all that's really needed.
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Deerfield Crew at Wayland/Weston Invitational – May 6th, 2012
Deerifeld Crew Varsity and Novice teams will be partaking in the Wayland/Weston Invitational.
When: Sunday, May 6th 2012
Time: 9:00 AM
Venue: Lake Cochituate – North Pond
Directions to Cochituate State Park
Natick, MA
(Weston-Wayland Invitational)
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Massachusetts Turnpike (Rte. I-90) to exit 13, Rte. 30 east. The park is ½ mile down on the on the right.
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Follow Route 9 East or West to theSpeen Streetexit inFramingham. Go North onSpeen Street. FollowSpeen Streetfor 1 mile until you come to Route 30. Turn right onto Route 30. Park is 200 yards down on the right hand side.
Race venue address (for competitors and boat trailers):
25 Parkland Drive,Wayland,MA
Parking address (for spectators):
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Portola Hotel & Spa at Monterey Bay
Two Portola Plaza, Monterey, CA
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Close to everything downtown and you're right next to Fisherman's Wharf. Staff were professional and very accommodating. Spa services were great. Construction was going on outside for their conference center so you have to walk around it a little bit but inside you couldn't hear it from where I was staying along Pacific Street.
my kids loved the pool and hot tub.
We love the Portillo but the construction is very distracting. We come about once a year and last year it was complete distraction as well. The room we got this trip was so noisy. We could hear everyone walking by yelling and screaming in the middle of the night. I wish we had staying in the main building. Everything else was oerfect! We love the portola... we will visit again even tho this wasn't the best of visits.
Walking distance from everything. Construction during our stay and a long walk from the elevators
We paid 150 plus 20 to park. I am at peace with it. Recommended. 20 additional to park...cmon.
Hotel was under construction. It was loud and not the least bit relaxing. We were woken up in the middle of the night by drunks cursing in the plaza area. The carpet in the room was stained. The power went out multiple times and I had one family member get stuck in the elevator. The staff was friendly but my experience overall was not pleasant.
Jackhammers outside my window at 8am, nonstop construction noise on hotel and conference center next door. Poor service in restaurant. Good location & friendly staff
The hotel is a short walk to the pier. There is a lot of construction around the hotel, which makes things loud and busy. We had to wait until after 5 to check in ad still didn't get what we had asked for. There was a large convention there and basically the staff told us that they couldn't do anything to accommodate us. We ended up with a room on a VERY busy street and a toilet paper rack that kept falling on the ground. I was really looking forward to this hotel and was disappointed.
Location and price
I liked the overall comfort of the hotel. I did not like the service. I asked for a bellhop to help take my bags to the car. I waited for about 25 minutes and decided to take the bags myself.
Shards of glass on the room floor; freezing temperature when we walked into the room (heater was not on); once heater was turned on, had little to no effect, so we slept in bathrobes and ordered two extra blankets. Hotel is currently under major renovation, so the check-in feels like a motel and there is no entry lobby.
-Clean room -Big and fluffy towels -Ceiling fan and portable oscillating floor fan -Plenty of drinking glasses -Condiments and Keurig Coffee/Tea -The last room had bathrobes. This one did not. -No microwave / no access to microwave -Toilet paper rather thin -No other complaints
Great location, friendly staff. We stayed as a family and our daughter loved all the beautiful flowers. Easy walking distance to the beach and Downtown Monterey.
noise from street was awful
booked the suite and hence was quite spacious for a family of three. breakfast was continental but had some hot stuff like oatmeals and was ok to take back to room and eat with the family. Parking was extra which was not revealed till we checked in. a stiff $20 per day per car. which given other hotels were not charging, felt like nickel and diming
It was pretty spacious and the front desk girl was really nice. Room wasn't the cleanest, and the walls were really thin, you could hear everything going on next door.
it was a very nice room and very spacious. It was expensive and did not have air conditioning.
the property was nice, and appearance above average. The location was excellent, and adjacent to the historical downtown and the wharf. A mile to the aquarium. My concerns were with continental breakfast, which was included, and very inferior, with stale croissants, etc. also stingy with towels and linens in room. Silly.
Rooms are very warm, inviting, and comfortable. Would appreciate it if you would install a Tesla charger (electric car) in your garage during your renovations. Tesla will give the wall charger to you upon request, you just have to install.
The grounds are very unique and allow for areas to relax outside. It is also close to Fisherman's Warf and the downtown area. I didn't like the fact that I kept finding items left by the previous guest in to room (i.e. wrappers, tags, debris, etc.). For what was charged, I would have expected more for breakfast. A Holiday Inn Express has a more comprehensive breakfast.
Very roomy, clean and close to fisherman's wharf. Walking distance to several restaurants.
my boyfriend and i loved the shower.. water got hot really fast and amazing water pressure. Our room was a lot larger than we had anticipated, which was great. It almost felt like a tiny home during our 4 night stay. We also loved how close it was to the downtown area and lots of good restaurants. Only 1 mile from the aquarium, we walked there and back. overall had a wonderful time at this hotel, we even stayed an extra night. I didn't like the continental breakfast. the first morning was ok, bagels muffins and fruit with coffee and juice was nice. But by the second morning i was over it. More variety would have been nice for the price per night at the hotel.
Location was perfect. Close to all restaurants. Noise level from above room and street noise. Also, pictures on website make this hotel look amazing when it's not.
We were pleasantly surprised with the gorgeous room that featured high vaulted wooden cross-hatched ceilings, a romantic fireplace and balcony, two showers, a comfy couch with huge wall mounted tv, and a cute little kitchenette/dining area. It was super close to the wharf which is a huge plus. They charged me for the bottle of water I took in the fridge so be careful. It's a trap!
The valet was super nice and helpful. The young woman checking me in was friendly as well. I was happy with my stay
Location was great! 1. Your ad said I had two options for this type of room: City view or Ocean view. I clicked on city view. In reality, I got a room on the second floor and a view of the building next door and the Subway down the street. VERY misleading ad and application form for your room. 2. I was given the option of a King or Double. The room was for my partner and I so I was hoping for a King. I've never received a double booking as a couple but this time I did. I called front desk to change my room when I got upstairs and they said I never specified King. Your website doesn't give a very obvious space for me to specify King though. 3. The room I was placed in was next to the weight room. It was loud because when people work out, they lick to drop weights which makes a lot of noise. This did not making sleeping very easy. 4. I tried paying for the internet but kept getting error messages. I'm good with computers and I'm certain this was a network issue and not a user error on my part. In short, I didn't get the room I expected, it was difficult sleeping at night bc we were so close to the weight room, there was no internet, and I don't understand how the front desk said I should have specified King bed when your online app form doesn't give me a space for that. I won't be staying at the Marriot any more in the future.
Centrally located allowing us to explore Monterey It is tired.
Not able to park my own car
As we were checking in, we were told that we had signed up for two queen beds. As this was the one night in over 4 years that we got to spend together without her kids, I had made sure when I reserved the room it was for a king bed. After 10 minutes of negotiating, the lady at the front desk assigned is to a wheelchair accessible room with the king bed. Paying $400+ for the night, we were not very happy with the type of room we were assigned to. The bed itself was very uncomfortable. The mattress was very cheap and sagging on each side. The pillows were made of practically nothing but air. To add to the lovely stay, at 1:00 am we were awoken to the the fire alarm going off and loud flashing blinking lights in our room. The entire hotel had to evacuate and after the fireman came to turn the alarm off, we went back to our room. It was safe to say at this point we wouldn't get much sleep. As we complained to the front desk about our stay, they apologized and offered nothing to us. I will NEVER stay at this Marriott again and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
clean & quite. great central location! less bulkier furniture in the room so a small table & chair can be accommodated. one can't sit on the bed at all times!!
Location was a block away from the wharf with restaurants and shopping nearby everywhere. Hotel was beautiful with historic architecture and vintage furniture Walls were thin and you could hear your neighbors' movements
A bit noisy due to street area
The staff were very courteous. The hotel decor and history. There was a farmers market on the street in front of the hotel. There was some minor damage on the bathroom counter. Just an eyesore, nothing major. The tv was old but it worked fine.
The most polite, friendly, and helpful staff I have encountered at a hotel in awhile. The hotel itself was located in a perfect spot in town with lots of food places and stores close by. The fact the this hotel has such a historic history, being that it is 112 years old, made it all the more fascinating. Loved everything!
Absolutely charming historic hotel located in the heart of downtown Monterey! 5 minute drive to the aquarium and a five minute walk to the beach and Fisherman's Wharf. Stayed two nights with our young family with 3 kids, and they loved every bit down to how they folded the napkins and toilet paper prior to our stay. Breakfast was overflowing with ripe strawberries and Boyd's coffee, and the staff dug up a corkscrew to keep and some wine glasses so we could enjoy our bottle from wine country. All in all, wish we could have stayed longer, and very pleased with its prime location and roaring 20's charm. Parking was slightly challenging but we were always able to find some spots on the street.
Good location, in heart of downtown. Parking can be an issue. Hotel could use an update.
It appeared the valet used my car for personal use. Found papers in the front seat of my car not belonging to me when I picked up my car after my stay. Very concerning.
Great location and easy walking to all things Monterey. Old boutique hotel with no provided parking.
Beautiful Downtown, close to Fisherman's Wharf, and well-preserved and maintained building and rooms. Rooms are older and bathroom fixtures & layout could use updating, but the furnishings are antique, the bed was comfy, and the room was clean and neat throughout, and the place was quiet. It is located conveniently close to many differing restaurants, and of course the real touristy hotspots are only a few blocks away. Bring your walking shoes! So the closest parking they refer you to is 4-blocks away and there is no guarantee that you'll park closer even at check-in as they have no "dedicated" on-street parking/loading nearby. There are stairs everywhere, so even if you ride the elevator up, once you get to your floor it's the old-fashioned "wandering" hotel with weirdly set up hallways and you go out of one building into others, and there are stairs everywhere! Only 3-5 stairs but railings are only on one side if at all, and there's no forewarning of that fact.
The customer service was amazing and the room I picked was smaller than I thought and they upgraded me for free and the new room was amazing and we had a great time there!!! It was close to lots of sites we visited and we had a great trip!!!! I didn't like the stairs and the elevators were far from the room due to the fact that we have to pack a lot because we have a baby but the bell hop helped us and they accommodated our every need!!!
The hotel had an excellent location only a short walk from Monterey Bay and the wharf. Although a bit shabby, the hotel has a charming feel. The staff was helpful and friendly. Both the room and bathroom were uncomfortably small. Other than the bed, there was only one small uncomfortable wooden chair to sit on. No microwave or refrigerator was provided. The worst problem was the noise, both day and night, which made it impossible to get a good night's sleep. Between the trash trucks, the squawking sea gulls, the late night party goers, and street construction peace was not to be had. And, because the room was not air conditioned, the windows could not be closed.
Central location, walking distance to downtown and nearby restaurants/shops. Easy parking. Under construction (not noted prior to making reservation). Bed and pillows were uncomfortable. Shower over tub did not drain appropriately.
The service was great and accommodations were perfect for our needs. The fireplace was a nice touch :)
I loved the look and feel of Casa Munras. Once we drove off the street, it felt like we were in a very private resort. The staff was very friendly and courteous, and we really liked using the Esteban Restaurant for some of our meals. We especially enjoyed the Happy Hour! The food was delicious, and the wait staff was very pleasant. We also took advantage of the spa while we were there, as they were running a very good massage/facial special. We probably had one of the best massages we have ever had and did not feel rushed or like one in a long line of customers that we have felt at other spas. The outdoor hot tub was a lovely, relaxing way to end our spa services. My daughter and I came to relax for a couple of days, and that is exactly what we were able to do here! We look forward to returning!
A compromise with the loudness but Im super sensitive. Nice staff, good location and very clean.
Nicely appointed rooms, ours had an electric fireplace. Beds were comfortable. Hotel had a nice pool area and an outdoor lounge area. We only stayed one night, would have liked to stay longer.
Good central location in area for what I come to do every year. Drop my daughter off at CSUMB and do some golfing. Walking distance to plenty of dining options besides restaurant on site. Small spa on site is nice. If you catch one of their many specials, the stay is a great value for the money. Beds & pillows are a little too soft for my liking and parking is a little tight if you drive an SUV or minivan.
Clean and comfortable beds, bathroom clean, service great. and close to the boardwalk, we walked everything therefore, did not have to pay for any parking down town. very nice, will stay again next year and whenever we go there. very nice that we didnt stay longer!
Cute place with neat history. Staff is wonderfully helpful and friendly. Quality of facility and service is a great value. A bit of rennovation in progress, but staff was aware and considerate in room selection to minimize impact.
I liked the cleanliness and the feel like home of the place. I also enjoyed dining in the fine restaurant the hotel provides. The personnel was was polite and very accommodating. The proximity to to everything in the city was very much appreciated.
Staff was so nice. we told them we were in Monterey to celebrate the bf's bday and they were nice enough to upgrade our room and send over a bottle of champagne for free :). It really made our trip special. The staff at the spa were great too, pretty much left us to do as we wished The food at Ernesto's (restaurant located in hotel) was a bit overpriced. Food was still good
The hotel lobby set a very good first impression. However getting to the room it was outdated, walls were thin and just okay on cleanliness.
The staff was very friendly, room was very nice with it's own fire place, happy hour at the restaurant was also very nice, location was perfect- just a few minute walk to downtown Monterey Only had one restaurant
Staff were accommodating for our later than planned arrival. When we presented the challenge of having an unstable toilet we were promptly offered a different room to try which had it's own wobbly toilet. The free breakfast consists of fresh fruit, cereals, juice, and coffee. All were fresh. Overall the staff were friendly. Fixtures and fittings are not well-maintained. We tried multiple rooms and found more than one with loose, wobbly toilets. Some had flickering fluorescent light fixtures with bulbs nearing the end of their lifespan which should have been changed. The window coverings on the entry doors didn't prevent passersby from seeing inside the room when lights inside were on. Televisions are ancient both in the room and the breakfast area. The wood-burning fireplaces are a nice touch but without any fireplace tools available in the room it made shifting logs a creative challenge.
lovely room decoration, room space; location; quiteness; reasonable parking fee. none
Great staff
close proximity to everything noisy! night traffic was terrible. they added a safe warranty cost and tourism cost to the price. We did not use the safe.
It was very clean and comfort. If they have any discounts for visitors for college students.
management friendly and helpful. Had problem with new key system. Door would not stay shut and locked from outside, only when inside. Reported to management, but was not fixed in the two day we were there.
It was close to an event in which Mary wanted to participate. Everything worked. It was your quintessential no frills businesslike chain motel. It was cramped and poorly accessible.
Situation It was definitely too noisy. Too close to a heavy traffic road.
The housekeepers added extras that I appreciated. Excellent location They charged more than their quoted price - $119 vs $99
Clean and well maintained Breakfast food choices could be improved
It was noisy
The Travelodge was charging $89.99 per night for the room I stayed in. You charged me $110 which I thought was the best price available.
The breakfast was welcoming and substantial. Also the staff at desk in the morning was cheerful and helpful. Room had everything and was clean. Bed was very comfortable. Definately a good value for money hotel to use as a base to explore Monterey and surrounding area. Was on busy road but we were aware of this.
Staff were the friendliest you'll find anywhere!


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If you have an iPhone 4S, the newest addition to the long line of Apple technologies, or any of the predecessors, you already know what an app is. These fun little programs fill just about any need you could ever imagine. There are educational apps that allow you to learn languages, read newspapers, and do mind exercises. Others are purely for amusement, and even more were created to help users find things that they need, such as restaurants or locksmiths. There are literally thousands of apps available directly through the manufacturer's store. What you might not know, though, is that there are thousands more that are available outside of the App Store. Many of these are even free!
Cydia Apps
Cydia Apps is a webstore that offers third party apps for your iPhone 4S or other model. These apps aren't available through the Apple store, but can work on nearly any version or model of iPhone. Just like the apps in App Store, Cydia Apps offers informational and entertainment apps, as well as those that enable you to further personalize your iPhone's appearance and operation. One of the most popular apps released this year allows users to completely change the look of any screen used by the iPhone. This makes your phone completely your own. Others include massive banks of ringtones and sound effects, and those that automatically dial or change the volume of your phone. Your iPhone is not readily prepared to use these apps, however. In order to take advantage of the thousands of free and inexpensively priced Cydia Apps you must first jailbreak your phone.
To "Jailbreak" your phone means to unlock it from its restrictions, allowing it to use software other than that is offered by the Apple manufacturer. This simple process involves purchasing jailbreak software and applying it to your iPhone. In just a few minutes your phone will be unlocked and you will have expanded control over its use and appearance, as well as the ability to utilize many more apps than you would have with a locked phone. Doing this does not prevent you from using any of the apps that Apple offers; you simply get the best of both worlds.
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Other Samsung additions include the hubs, of which there are four: Music, Game, Readers, and Social. Music provides access to a music download service provided by 7Digital. The interface is simple but effective – so long as you know what artist you're searching for – and the selection is extensive. Prices also seem reasonable. Most albums sell for £7.99 and tracks £0.99.
Game Hub provides access to social games powered by Mobage and not one of them even remotely captured our imagination or interest, while Premium Games can also be downloaded. These are provided by Gameloft – one of the big names in mobile gaming at the moment – with titles such as Real Football 2011, GT Racing, and Avatar. All are graphically quite impressive, though we're yet to find one of these more ambitious 3D titles that really provides as much fun as the simpler physics-based games you'll find in abundance on the Android Marketplace.
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Turning to our standard tests, managing contacts and making calls on this phone is a cinch. Sign into your Gmail, Facebook and Twitter accounts and you'll find your contacts populated with all the information therein, making it a breeze to get your phone fully synced-up with your social life. However, when it comes to calling this phone is frankly disappointing. The earpiece is too quiet, it rattles slightly when pushed to maximum volume and the speaker is also rather weedy. You get by in normal environments but a phone for all situations this is not.
Start tapping out an email or message and the excellent keyboard – helped immensely by the extra space provided by the wider screen – soon allows you to bash words out at a good pace. We did find one issue, however. When adding special characters – numbers, symbols and the like – it breaks the convention of defaulting to the number screen when you press the '?123' button. Instead it remembers the last one of the three special character screens you last used. This regularly caught us out and would make us want to install an alternative keyboard.
Otherwise, emailing and messaging is as excellently handled as we'd ever expect of an Android phone.
Browsing the web is a superb experience thanks to the sheer speed of the device. There are no particularly clever features, except when doubling tapping the screen to zoom in – it zooms to the size of the element you double tapped rather than a standard easy-to-read distance. This is borrowed from the iPhone. You of course get Flash support and this is one area where the extra speed of that processor really comes to the fore with videos playing back flawlessly and not bringing the handset to a standstill.
Multimedia support is also excellent with DivX, Xvid and mkv all ready to roll straight away. 720p video plays back flawlessly as well and looks simply glorious on the large screen.
Also impressive is the camera, which can shoot 8 megapixel stills and 1080p video. The app itself is easy to use with key niceties like touch-to-focus and plenty of scene modes included. Results are noticeably better than your average 5 megapixel camera phone though as ever are still some way of dedicated compact camera quality. Nonetheless, comparing to the similarly specified LG Optimus 2X, the Samsung comes out on top. Detail in good lighting has them looking fairly even but the Samsung did a much better job of producing an evenly lit, wobble free shot with the flash and a brighter more detailed dark shot without the flash.
1080p footage is nice to have but you're probably better off dialling it back to 720p for better performance and smaller file sizes - the lens/sensor simply aren't good enough for the difference to be worthwhile and the higher framerate at lower resolutions makes for nicer viewing anyway. Unfortunately we kept the wrong file for our sample to upload to youtube so you're only seeing the camera work at 480p but even here you come out with a clip that's nice to watch with a smooth natural looking picture.
With all that power under the hood it's no surprise that battery life isn't this phone's strong suit, though it doesn't fare any worse than its high-end smartphone competition. Intensive use will kill it in a day easily but keep everything turned down to minimum and it'll stretch for four days without too much problem. Essentially it comes down to the rule that you'll need to charge it every other night for normal use.
The Samsung Galaxy S2 (Samsung Galaxy SII i9100) is clearly the smartphone of choice for those who simply want the most power. Its 1.2GHz dual core processor and bold-and-brash 4.3in screen really combine well to create a truly captivating, fast and eye-popping smartphone experience, especially if you like watching video on the move. It's not perfect. with call quality being particularly poor - and we prefer our phones a bit smaller and more ruggedly built, but nonetheless its strengths are so compelling as to still earn a firm recommendation.
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Got one of these bad boys arriving tomorrow. HTC frustrated me with their lack of internal memory, and their recent trend of trying to lock down the OS. If only the innards of this phone were matched with the shell of the Sensation....
A phone with poor call quality gets recommended?
Has someone on Trusted Reviews been on the sherry?
Its looking increasingly likely my 2nd Android will be the HTC - While I know so many people raved about the first Galaxy S when I finally got my hands on it it felt light, cheap and plastic compared to the rock solid and superbly built HTC Desire 1. This review just makes me feel it would engineer much the same response but bigger.
Thankfully new devices are coming thick and fast to the Android camp so by the time I do update I will have a slightly wider choice of phones and one with an excellent call quality ;)
First thing that i have to mention is that in my opinion this review just seems to reeks of apple fanboy talk.
Seriously stop mentioning the iPhone already :S it's a good phone but it's not that good! i think its a good but overpriced phone created by a control freak company.
I can't say much about the call quality so far because i haven't called that much with my S2 but i did already once call outside when it was windy and i had no problem having a conversation.
2 the size being too big is just something personal and if someone doesn't like the size they should get a smaller phone but i dissagree with the size being a con.
3 i agree with the battery cover being thin but i don't consider that as a con, i'd rather have the thin battery cover than the ridiculous glass back cover of the iPhone 4 u seem to love so much.
Premium? yeah right not only is the iPhone heavy it's back cover cracks easily too. You call that premium? No thank you i'll stick with my thin flimsy S2 cover :)
I accidently dropped my S2 yesterday from at least 1 meter high and i was afraid of damage, but all that it caused was a very tiny little scratch u wouldn't see if u don't look carefully enough.
Do this with the iPhone and i wouldn't be surprised if you would get the same result as in the picture in the link below.
I am very happy Android has taken the top spot in the world of OS's and i hope they retain that spot for good.
I have one of these phones and have never encountered issues with call quality. In fact, I've been very impressed with the phone doing a decent job of noise cancellation even in very noisy environments. Perhaps you've been given a dodgy one?
I don't agree that the lack of HDMI port can be considered a slip up when the micro USB port can be used for this purpose if you have the right cable (as you said in the article). That's just good design, not opening the case up with any more holes than absolutely necessary. Some other devices reviewed recently lack this feature all together but that wasn't commented on.
Call qaulity is highly dependent on network coverage. With good signal, I have had great performance in call and only as bad as others when signal was bad.
Ouch, that must have hurt.
Given, after their review of the original Galaxy S they probably had to buy one :)
What i also forgot to mention is that Edward compares this to the iPhone and complains about the call quality of the S2. It could indeed be the network connection or a dodgy S2, but that does not mean it has bad call quality.
I am also surprised that you compare this to the iPhone because if there is any phone that has some serious call quality then it is the iPhone! remember antennagate :)
@Happydude I agree with you i forgot to mention it but indeed a phone shouldn't have more holes than necessary. Besides HDMI is not something most people think of when buying a phone, the average consumer rather thinks of things such as surfing on the web to all sorts of sites like youtube or facebook.
Well, to be fair to TR - The Galaxy S 2 borrows a LOT of elements from the iPhone. I'm certainly not complaining, that's sometimes a very good thing! But it makes total sense to compare the phone to the iPhone.
Not only is the iPhone usually the industry standard - but the GS2 emulates it quite enough to be compared to it without complaint.
Besides, just because you don't think the iPhone is good enough to compare to other phones, doesn't mean other people think the same. In fact, most people compare most phones to the iPhone of their own accord, so why shouldn't TR? They're going to keep the majority happy, and do what makes the most sense, whether you like it or not.
Great review! Let's hope smartphone technology keeps innovating at this rate.
However, I don't know if I just couldn't find it or not, but I don't seem to be able to see anything on Video/Camera performance. There's the obvious usual reference images after the review, but it would be nice to read about it (also, there isn't any indication on video performance.) I've heard the camera is great, but it would be nice to hear it from you guys, too!
Just to comment on the call quality 'issue': No problems at all with my handset (SGS2, obviously), and I live in a part of the country that is not exactly known for its superb network coverage.
And the flimsy back-cover really only is an issue whenever I take it off and bend it around like mad. Now, seriously, how often does anyone do that?
Surely if it can't get the basics right and be a good phone then it should be heavily penalised?
I hope you can clarify if this call quality issue is a dodgy handset or actually a problem as I will never buy a phone that doesn't get the basics right, just like I wouldn't ever buy a motorbike that doesn't work on the road but is amazing on a racetrack.
@Benham I agree that it's a bit annoying everything gets compared to the iPhone non-stop...even though it has a ridiculous glass back and drops calls like an angry girlfriend. -- but I think trustedreviews in general and certainly Edward steer clear of the Apple fan-boy(-ism?) that you would get from say Gizmodo or Engadget.
First review of the phone I've read where the call quality was poor. Endgadget, techradar, mentions differently
@ Jake Still it does not mean that the iPhone is the benchmark of the mobile phone world. At one point it might have been, but it has been surpassed and obliterated by phones like the Atrix, LG's 2x and the S2.
Also what your saying here " Besides, just because you don't think the iPhone is good enough to compare to other phones, doesn't mean other people think the same" is just bull and makes no sense at all because you didn't see me saying that other people think the same now did you!?
And learn to read because i didn't say good enough i only said its good but not that good. As in not that good to be the benchmark of the mobile phone industry anymore.
This is the problem with reading reviews written from a personal perspective. Ed knows that the call quality 'issue' is not going to be a problem for 90% of users, and he knows that the flimsy nature of the rear cover can only be appreciated when it's removed (he even says it explicitly). Ed is looking for factors that differentiate this phone from the competition, and thankfully most phones these days are so good that these factors are barely negatives at all. Unfortunately, merely mentioning them in a negative light lends the impression that they're more serious than they really are.
It's a hard life, trying to communicate with the public. Kenneth Clarke, anyone?
benham, nobody has gone on about the iphone more than you ,are you regretting your purchase already send it back and get an iphone instead.
@TR i gues touch wizz has improved not one mention in the whole thread.
The call quality issues mentioned in the review must have been network related. I've had my SGSII for two weeks now and there is nothing wrong with the call quality at all, it's been perfectly clear and with no negatives. The phone itself is by far the best I've ever owned and is amazingly fast.
@ betelgeus: right and you believe the nonsense your saying to me? i don't know what kind of drugs your on but i love my S2 and i wouldn't use a iPhone even if someone offered it to me for free! If you love the iPhone so much go buy one :)
Android all the way !!!
Well i take the comment i made about Ed back then, it would be nice if they started comparing the S2 to the Sensation for example.
Just to clarify, the call quality issues mentioned were not network related. The earpiece volume was low in a number of test calls which had good signal. It also had a crackling quality at high volume that was most definitely the handset. That this may have been a one off issue is perfectly possible but network issues were not to blame.
Fair enough. I imagine that must have been a dodgy handset then as I've found mine to have no call problems whatsoever and this is the first review I've seen mention anything like that.
I've been doing a lot of obsessive research in to call quality and have found that only O2 and Orange have decent quality for iPhone 4, 3G and 3GS.
I wonder if it's the same for Android phones now, considering that the iPhone4 antenna design is amazing and the signal is a lot better than most Android phones of the past.
Though I see you were using Orange so it might've been a bad handset?
It doesn't support HD Voice, too, which is a shame! Every phone should support it now.
Thanks for commenting, Ed. Fair enough.
While a making calls on a mobile may no longer be its prime function, I fail to see how it can score so well if call quality is an issue. A bit like buying a car and listing all its attributes only to finish off with "well the ride quality was crap".
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We are constantly bombarded with the fact that most hollywood types are anti-gun. The great pro-gun actors from years gone by, John Wayne, Clark Gable, Errol Flynn, and even Elvis are long departed.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ---- Tulane built up a 5-0 lead into the top of the third against the UAB baseball team, but a power outage cut out half of the stadium lights at Young Memorial Field causing play to be suspended.
Game one will resume on Saturday at Noon in the top of the third with two outs and Tulane up to bat.
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"DMK never planned (to be part of the delegation). There are past experiences to show that there is no use of such visits. Therefore, nobody from DMK is undertaking the visit," he told reporters here.
Lok Sabha MP T.K.S. Elangovan, was the DMK's lone representative in the al-—party delegation to be led by Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Sushma Swaraj.
Earlier, a delegation of DMK and Congress MPs from Tamil Nadu had visited Sri Lanka in 2010 and its members included Mr. Karunanidhi's daughter and Rajya Sabha MP Kanimozhi, T.R. Baalu (both from DMK) and Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi founder Thol Thirumavalavan.
With the DMK ruling out its participation, the present delegation, which is visiting the neighbouring country from April 16-22, is now void of representation from the two big parties in the state as the ruling AIADMK has already pulled out its representative.
Expressing displeasure over the itinerary, AIADMK leader and Chief Minister Jayalalithaa had announced pulling out her party's lone representative A. William Rabi Bernard from the team.
Ms. Jayalalithaa had slammed the "ant-Tamil" approach of Sri Lanka as regards rehabilitation of internally displaced Tamils, Lankan navy's "attacks" on fishermen, Colombo's recent objection to KNPP project on radiation grounds.
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A Christian advocacy group is placing advertisements on London buses to reveal the "hidden reality" of abortion in Britain.
The campaign is being launched by Christian Concern to coincide with the 43rd anniversary of the passing of the Abortion Act next Wednesday.
The adverts feature the picture of an unborn baby and the words 'Stop and Think'.
A survey last week revealed that most people have no idea that 200,000 abortions were carried out in Britain last year.
In the ComRes survey of 1,000 adults, just 3% correctly guessed that the number of abortions taking place in Britain each year was between 150,000 and 250,000.
Thirty per cent of people said they thought fewer than 20,000 abortions were taking place, a figure which rose to 45% in the 18 to 24 age group. One in ten said they thought between 20,000 and 50,000.
Christians will take part in a prayer vigil outside Parliament on Wednesday and a 'Service of Lament' in Westminster Abbey, at which the former Bishop of Rochester the Rt Rev Michael Nazir-Ali will speak.
Andrea Minichiello Williams, Director of Christian Concern, said the survey revealed a "widespread ignorance" of the scale of abortion in Britain.
She said the adverts would give people an opportunity to "stop and think about the wide-ranging implications of an act that has affected so many families in this country".
"For too long abortion has been a taboo subject, a situation that only compounds the problems that abortion brings," she said.
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