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Since the very beginning, the Sisters of Mercy instructed the children of the parish in small classes.
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Construction was completed in 1958.
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Nate Diaz and Jim Miller headline Saturday's UFC on Fox 3 in East Rutherford, N.J., but first, they and the rest of the UFC on Fox 3 fighters stepped on the scale on Friday afternoon to make their bouts official according to the New Jersey Athletic Control Board.
UFC president Dana White has pegged Diaz for a title shot with a victory over Miller, while Miller finds himself standing a rung or two below his foe on the lightweight ladder.
"If Diaz wins, he gets a title shot; if Miller wins, he is probably still a fight or two away," said White at Wednesday's pre-fight press conference.
Neither Diaz nor Miller had any trouble making weight. Both tipped the scale at the 156-pound limit for a lightweight non-title tilt.
"This is a huge fight. You've got two of the baddest men on the planet getting locked inside of a cage," said Miller after stepping off the scale, showing the utmost respect for Diaz. "Wherever this fight goes, however it goes, you guys are in for a treat."
Diaz returned the respect, saying, "He's tough. He's a very good opponent. I train hard with the best team in the world at Caesar Gracie. I'm here to represent my team in California."
The co-main event features a welterweight showdown between Josh Koscheck and Johny Hendricks. Hendricks has steadily clawed his way into the title hunt, knocking out Koscheck's teammate Jon Fitch recently. Koscheck, meanwhile, finds himself trying to quell the doubters that believe he is nearing the end of his career, despite having lost only once in his last six fights. That lone loss was to UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre.
There were no weigh-in issues for Koscheck and Hendricks either. Both weighed in at 170.5 pounds.
Only preliminary card flyweight John Lineker had difficulty on the scale. He weighed in at 127 pounds, a full pound above the limit for his weight class. He was given two hours to get down to 126 pounds, but the UFC later reported that Lineker would be fined with the fight moving forward as planned.
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used wrong charger in tomtom
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Hi i used wrong in car charger in tomtom now it won't start.What damage have I done?
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You could have blown a fuse or something more serious.
Might pay to consult the instruction manual, or contact TomTom support?.
What makes you think that you have used the wrong in car charger. Was it regulated or unregulated, did it have the correct wattage/voltage etc?.
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tomtom label says 5V DC 2A. + centre. Charger output DC=10.5v fuse 5A. +centre
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I think you might as well take it apart and see if you can do anything but putting in double the voltage is likely to have fried it.
Fuses protect against over current not over voltage.
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Fried what? The battery or something more serious? I can get a battery for £10 and have seen on youtube how to replace.Do you think this will work?
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It most likely not the battery, but the internal circuit, which might not be serviceable. In otherwise you now might have a very dead TomTom, and only a replacement might resolve the problem?.
If you have a local TomTom dealer ask them, or contact TomTom support.
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Do what I do and stick a label on each and every charger you own saying what appliance it belongs to.
Saves a lot of problems and at least you won't do it again.
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I was fortunate enough to be part of a workshop today looking at the issues around broadening the adoption of genomics in the health system in the UK. As a well-informed layperson, the opportunity to hear from so many experts in the field, from clinical geneticists to public health professionals and health policy experts was a rare treat.
Three things stuck out for me:
1- The scientific and healthcare community is, perhaps rightfully, very cautious of the power of ill-informed public opinion and the media to derail scientific progress that can benefit human health, but it is nevertheless keen that the public understand and embrace the exciting direction that new technologies and developments in medical research can drive modern medicine.
2- There is a fragile trust between the public and the health and scientific community that must be nurtured. The public is not always sure sure whom to trust when it comes to an open agenda about scientific progress in health, as so many of the players, whether industry, government or public institutions have, rightly or wrongly, been seen to lose the public's trust over particular hot issues in recent years. The most trusted are still family physicians.
3- The current generation that is working on the policy and and health system implications of scientific advances grew up in an age when public attitudes to personal information and data were very different to the attitudes we see revealed in the behaviour of people in their twenties and early thirties today. I am nearly 40, and I was one of the youngest in the room.
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In reverse order, and IMHO:
3- When we shape policy in fields where we know social attitudes are changing rapidly and there is a gulf in attitude between the "establishment" and the subsequent generations on whom the impact of their decisions is going to be enormous, the establishment must make policy openly and honestly with the attitudes of the young in mind. To do otherwise would be to bequeath to our children and grandchildren a system that was antiquated by design and not fit for purpose.
2 - We need to rebuild trust between the public and the institutions, both public and private, that are charged with delivering progress in science and medicine for the benefit of human health. This needs to be done in a broad spirit of radical transparency and openness, with everyone who has a stake or an interest given a seat at the table, whether they are pro or anti a particular advance or area of science. The days of adversarial relations between the public, its institututions, pressure groups, the media, politicians, health professionals, researchers and industry etc must come to an end. We are dealing with issues that we can only solve if we all work together towards better outcomes. This will mean compromises for all so that we can make progress.
3 - We need to beef up science and health literacy in popular culture - and some are working hard (Dara O Briain, I salute you). Maybe it's timely to consider that 50 years after unfettered militiary-driven scientific progress brought the world to the brink of nuclear armageddon, and a generation "turned on, tuned in, dropped out" of science, that the result is now a lack of basic health and science knowledge has helped lead to worsening trends in lifestyle diseases, widescale adoption of unproven and bonkers alternative medicine, panics about new technologies, distrust of science, yadda yadda yadda. And for pity's sake, enough with the hamburgers, people...
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Many pairs of small things
(Almost done getting caught up on talking about my projects after months of blogless knitting)
So in my last catch-up post, I promised to talk this time about small projects I've been working on that come in pairs. There have been many of them!
For Mother's Day this year, I got two balls of "Darling" sock yarn, from Katia, in a really nice colourway:
I turned it into socks for me!
Pattern is "Viking Socks" by Karen S. Lauger, which has been in my queue for ages. Great socks.
Actually, I've been working from the queue quite a bit, because I also made some "Double Heelix" socks, by the lovely Jeny Staiman, for DD1:
DH got a pair of socks for his birthday, made from my ol' reliable Hat Heel pattern:
I used the same pattern in a smaller size for DD3, using the leftovers from my Viking Socks:
(She loves them.)
More queue-busting occurred when I made some more socks for me using the "Circinus" pattern, by Rich Ensor:
And the "Ornette" socks, by the ever-faboo Cookie A:
They were also for me. I adore them.
And the "Nemesis" socks by Susan Dittrich:
These are destined to be a Christmas present for my oldest BIL.
And the gorgeous "Jane Bennet Socks" by Rachel Coopey, for my niece's Christmas present:
And the amazing "Fightin' Words" by Annie Watts, for my brother's Christmas present:
At his request (he saw this pattern over my shoulder one day and went nuts for it), I recharted the right mitten so it would say "PLOW" instead of "POW". (He drives the zamboni at work, which is also referred to as "the plow".)
And for myself, I've almost finished "Water for the Elephants" by the very talented Rose Hiver - I just need to block them and weave in the ends:
And I got started on some "Stitch Surfer" socks by Louise Robert:
And I decided to make the "Naniboujou" socks by Chrissy Gardiner for my dad for Christmas:
Except it's just really tough mentally to wade through. Not the instructions, I mean; just the knitting of the sock itself. For some reason, for me personally, it just drags and I've been finding all kinds of excuses not to work on it. Sorry, socks. And sorry, Dad.
And (by golly I've been good about working from my queue, eh?), I got started on a pair of "Absinthe" socks by Sara Morris, for DD1:
(Sorry about hurting your eyes there.)
Michaels was having a sale on "Serenity Sock Weight Prints" by Premier Yarns, so I bought two balls and used my Hat Heel pattern again to make socks for my two oldest daughters. DD2 got a purple pair:
And DD1 got a cheerful multicoloured pair:
DD1 gives this yarn a big thumbs-up; she says it's not itchy at all, and she's quite sensitive to that sort of thing (I get complaints about the itchiness of her other socks a lot.)
DD2 needed a new pair of mittens this winter, so I sized down the needles on my own Minaret Mittens pattern and produced some:
In June, I started making another pair of Hat Heels for DD3 out of the leftovers from DD1's Double Heelixes:
...But I pretty much ran out of yarn after finishing the foot. I started using another yarn for the legs, but I ran out of that, too, so now I'm not sure what to do and it's been languishing for so long DD3's feet might be too big for it now! But every now and then she reminds me about them so I think I need to finish them soon or I'll be in trouble. :)
Wow...that's a lot, huh? Next post will hopefully be the last catchup one, and I'll talk about all the remaining projects I've been working on that are not small pairs of things!
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014
A hopefully helpful tutorial for chart beginners
My stitch night pal Arielle asked for help recently to "translate" a chart because she didn't know how to read them. I whipped up a tutorial and sent it over to her, but then figured I should put it on my blog in case it could help anybody else. So here it is.
The pattern she was making is the XOXO Headband by Amy O'Neill Houck. It's a free pattern, and I have rewritten the chart and chart-related instructions for this tutorial, so I'm neither undercutting her sales nor violating her copyright. (In case anyone was wondering. :) I do quote one small snippet of text from her pattern, but it's fair use for illustrative purposes.
So here we go!
What is a chart? And why should I care?
A chart is a way to communicate instructions to a knitter in a way that gives you a sort of visual "preview" of what the knitting is going to look like when it's viewed from the right side of the work. So let's look at the specific chart we're dealing with:
It's not as complicated as it initially seems if you break it down:
You will notice that the rows are numbered, to help you keep track. You'll also notice that odd-numbered rows have their numbers on the RIGHT side, whereas even-numbered rows have their numbers on the LEFT side. This is to help you remember which side to start reading your row from.
Say what?!?
Yep, when you're working flat, you will need to read the chart starting from a different side depending on whether you're working on the right side (RS) or the wrong side (WS). This is because when you start working a right side row, the first stitch you work is on the right. But when you start working a wrong side row, the first stitch you work is on the left, if you're looking at the knitting from the right side. Therefore, since the chart is meant to represent the knitting as seen from the right side, you have to:
So, you can appreciate that the placement of the row numbers on the chart is a good reminder of which direction to read in.
(Also in case you were wondering: Yes, if you're working in the round, that makes chart reading less complicated because in that case, you're only ever working with the RS facing you, which means you only ever have to read the chart rows from right-to-left.)
Let's start working the pattern!
After the initial ribbed start-up, the pattern asks you to begin the chart work. Note that on each row of the headband, you're supposed to do some knitting work before the chart and after the chart. (This makes sense, since the chart only contains instructions for 12 stitches and you've got 22 stitches on your needles. You've got to do something with those extra 10 stitches!)
The pattern itself says:
"On RS Rows knit 3 p 2, work chart, p 2, k 3; On WS Rows, p 3, k2, purl across, k2, p last 3. Repeat until headband measures 18 inches."
This is a very comprehensible instruction for those knitters with lots of experience with patterns and charts, but to beginners it's probably pretty murky. Here are those same instructions, translated out with more step-by-step detail:
The question now, of course, is how to follow that part of those instructions which says "work the Xth row of the chart".
Here's how, starting with row 1 of the chart. Let's look at it:
Notice that the row number is on the right, so we know this means you have to read the row starting from the right. Therefore, here's the order of the instructions you're supposed to follow:
And that's it for row 1 of the chart! This means that the instructions for the whole of row 1 over the entire headband (not just the chart) are:
Knit 3 stitches, purl 2 stitches, knit 2 stitches, work a right-leaning cable, work a left-leaning cable, knit 2 stitches, purl 2 stitches, and knit 3 stitches.
Now let's look at the second row of the chart:
Notice that the row number is on the left, so we know this means you have to read the row starting from the LEFT. Therefore, here's the order of instructions you're supposed to follow:
And that's it for row 2 of the chart! This means that the instructions for the whole of row 2 over the entire headband (not just the chart) are:
Purl 3 stitches, knit 2 stitches, purl 12 stitches, knit 2 stitches, and purl 3 stitches.
In fact, if you take a look at the chart, the instructions are the same for ALL even numbered rows, which means that the above (italicized) instructions for row 2 of the entire headband also apply to rows 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16. So it's really just the right-side (odd-numbered) rows which get a little tricky.
Let's move on to another one of those right-side (odd-numbered) tricky rows, then!
Next up is the third row of the chart:
Again, the row number is on the right, so we know this means you have to read the row starting from the right. Accordingly, here's the order of the instructions you're supposed to follow:
And that's it for row 3 of the chart! This means that the instructions for the whole of row 1 over the entire headband (not just the chart) are:
Knit 3 stitches, purl 2 stitches, work a right-leaning cable, knit 4 stitches, work a left-leaning cable, purl 2 stitches, and knit 3 stitches.
Continuing on by yourselfI think from here you can see how you are supposed to move your way up the headband.
Be sure to pay very careful attention to the chart, because on chart row 9, you will start doing the LEFT-leaning cable first and the RIGHT-leaning cable second. (Whereas on chart rows 1, 3, 5 and 7, it was the right-leaning cable that came first.) Be sure to pay very careful attention again when you come back around to chart row 1, because you will switch again (i.e. it will no longer be the left-leaning cable being worked first but the right-leaning cable).
Once you're finished the chart part of the headband, the pattern goes on to say how you're supposed to finish it off
Hope this helps!
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Go big
(Still more recapping of months of blogless knitting)
Although blogging failed to happen with any regularity since about the beginning of March, there was a lot of knitting getting done around here. Some of the knitting was very ambitious, too. And by "ambitious", I mean "big".
For example, I've made great progress on the Lestrange Cloak I started after Christmas:
(That's been put aside for the moment, though. A definite shame; I will have to get back to it soon. And I only just noticed when taking the shot that I missed knitting a whole section at the top right front. And I'm really worried about how long the sleeves are. I think when I start back in on this, there will be a lot of redoing. Joy.)
Then, I finally got off my heinie and frogged the way-too-large cabled sweater I made for my husband a number of Christmases ago:
And - in a streak of non-laziness very uncharacteristic for me when it comes to re-using frogged yarn - I have actually been soaking and re-skeining the yarn to get out the kinks!
I frogged the thing because I had made it in the large size, which turned out to be far too big because my husband is a medium-sized man. (The annoying thing is that I originally started making a medium, but then got fooled by the ribbing into thinking it was going to be too small, so I ripped it back and made a large instead.) I am now re-making it into the medium it should have been all along. Progress is excellent, although currently stalled - I have finished the front and the back and am about to start on the sleeves. Here's a shot of the back; the front is very similar except, of course, with a deeper neck:
My plan is to give this to DH for Christmas this year. Given that it's November and I haven't worked on it for months I'm not sure how much of a shot I have of hitting this goal, but we'll see.
At some point this spring, I was feeling a bit of knitting ennui and decided to spice things up with a nice sweater for myself. I had a bunch of black Stroll from Knit Picks, so I figured I could bust out a Lewis for myself. Alas, my math brain was apparently turned off the day I decided I had enough of the black Stroll, because I totally did not. (Or so I thought.) I ran out juuuust as I was about to finish off the second sleeve, with all the finishing edges (and there's quite a bit of that) still left to go:
Recently, however, not only did I buy two more balls, but I also unearthed an extra ball I didn't know I had from the depths of one of my knitting bags! So I've been doing some finishing lately - hem edging and starting to lay things out for the sleeve sewing.
Then, during the summer, one of my cousins from Australia came visiting for several days as part of a big North American holiday she was taking with her husband and children. We had an absolutely marvellous time being with her family and doing fun touristy things. The reason all this is relevant to the blog is that as a "hi, we're visiting" gift for me, she brought some really scrumptious yarn - a merino/possum/silk blend. (Sadly, the yarn is not from Australia as she had intended, but rather New Zealand - she had gotten in touch with an Aussie LYS in the hopes of finding something unique and local for me, but the shop owner was apparently very unhelpful and without any suggestions, so she ended up contacting a shop in New Zealand instead and got much more fabulous results.)
I realised that I had just about exactly enough of this to knit something that's been in my queue for ages: Jeanie, by my friend Keri, who is from New Zealand!
The whole combination seemed deliciously fortuitous to me, so I cast on almost right away. I've never used so many stitch markers in a single project in my life (and I normally dispense with stitch markers in favour of simply reading the knitting; so you gotta know that in this pattern, those markers are really important), but I'm really happy with how it's coming out:
The final big thing I've been working on is a lacy sweater for DD1. As she is constantly growing and has no older sisters to give her hand-me-downs, she is often in need of wardrobe supplementation, so a few weeks ago we went shopping. We found a really cute lacy sweater that was unfortunately a touch too small (something she totally can't get away with anymore what with her current rate of growth). She was really bummed that we couldn't buy it, so I assured her I could make her one to her exact specifications instead. (I must be crazy to promise such things, but that's what I did.)
She has since selected some yarn:
She also selected a stitch pattern, but it was unfortunately one of those kinds which "drifts" to the side as you move from repeat to repeat, which made decreasing for neck and sleeves a total b***h. After watching me struggle for a while, DD1 then suggested that I just try the Tonks' Togs lacy oversweater from The Unofficial Harry Potter Knits/Knitting Wizardry. That was a genius idea. I calculated how many fewer stitches and repeats I would need, and got going. Even with all the other projects I have on the needles, I was able to make good progress, and now I'm just finishing up the neckline:
Next up in the backlog series: Many small things! (Pairs of 'em!)
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text: Libertarianism Is Incoherent Foreign Policy, 'Bush Doctrine" Little Better Print article Send a Tip by Mike Flynn 3 Sep 2014 post a comment On Wednesday, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul seemed to reverse course on the crisis in the Middle East, calling now for the military destruction of the Islamic State (ISIS) terrorist organization. In recent weeks, Paul has vacillated between downplaying the threat of ISIS to ruminating that previous US action was somehow responsible for the group's rise. Christian Whiton rightly takes Paul to task for this, but, in his critique, suggests that more robust intervention by the US in the Syrian civil war would have blocked ISIS. The two arguments are flip sides of the same flawed coin. Both Paul and Whiton overstate the consequences of US actions in Syria for the rise of ISIS. Paul argues there was too much intervention, Whiton argues not enough, or, at best, not enough to the right people. Has the US armed the "moderate" opposition to Assad, Whiton implies, the rise of ISIS would have been checked. The Islamic State was not checked, however, by an Iraqi army showered with billions of dollars of US military aid and years of expert training. It is unlikely that the supposedly moderate "Free Syrian Army," made up of "farmers and dentists," would have fared any better. Three years ago, Whiton argued for a more robust US intervention in the Libyan civil war. He noted that in the fight against Qaddafi, "[t]he Libyan rebels are doing remarkably well politically and militarily. The cities they control have been governed justly and show they are not inclined toward Islamist-style tyranny." The US did coordinate with the Libyan rebels and launch airstrikes against Qaddafi, amid the cheering of Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham, but not with the long-term results one would have hoped for. The blood of three diplomatic personnel stains the sand in Benghazi. Today, our vacant embassy in Tripoli is "guarded" by an Islamic militia. Paul's existential mistake is to try to apply a libertarian political philosophy to foreign policy. Libertarianism has much to say about how we organize affairs among ourselves domestically, but almost nothing relevant for relations with other nations. The book "I, Pencil" is a brilliant dissertation on the wonders of the free-market economy, but generally worthless when people are literally crucifying opponents. Paul argues that actions like these create unintended consequences and "blowback" that turn people in the Middle East, and elsewhere, against the United States. Subscribers to this belief are on a perpetual search for a "root cause" that would explain any current crisis. Paul's father once argued on the floor of the US House that Israel had "created" Hamas, believing this "fact" was somehow relevant to our dealings with the terror group. In the Middle East, this "Gordian Knot" is often found in the establishment of Israel or the Sykes-Picot pact during World War I. In an Islamist's fetid imagination it was probably the assault of the Polish "winged" cavalry outside the gates of Vienna. THAT September 11th attack, after all, ended the high-water mark of Islam as a political power. History, especially in the Middle East, is a long catalog of unintended consequences. One can always find a chain of events stretching back millennia to provide context for any current conflict. The challenge in the Middle East, however, is that the past is still very much present. The sectarian violence between Sunni and Shia muslims dates back to disagreements about Mohammad's successor in the 7th Century, before Charlemagne strode the plains of Europe. Imagine today if there were still marauding bands of Visigoths and Celts fighting it out across Europe and one can get a sense of the scale of the problem here. 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North Korea even expressed more eagerness for negotiations over its nuclear program. The mistake was in the Bush Administration's attempt to build a civil society from scratch, along an American model. It believed it could create a peaceful and democratic Iraq. It has taken us more than two centuries to work out the most obvious kinks in our system and we don't face a millennia of ethnic and religious animosity. It was our failure at this task and its projection of weakness which embolden people to do us harm. Intervention isn't the problem. Failed intervention is. The core of a sound US foreign policy really comes down to one simple proposition. We reserve the right to kill bad people at a time and place of our choosing. This should be added as an asterisk to any treaty, agreement or memorandum of understanding that our nation signs. We aren't going to build a society for you or ensure you have fair elections or mutually assured respect. 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Now I'm not trying to burst your bubble, but I do want to make sure you completely understand the sitch. Mom and Dad seem like they're still into each other, but don't forget that their relationship is way complicated. Even though they still have feelings for each other, they got divorced for a reason. I don't wanna sound like a downer, but it takes a lot more than that li'l four letter word to make a marriage work.
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A unique feature of the L5100 is its 4.5-inch full-color touchscreen display and available L5100 Connect app that allows you to fully control the system remotely within your home using iOS devices. L5100 can also be controlled from anywhere in the world with Honeywell's Total Connect™ Remote Services. Total Connect is accessible online or as a mobile application. It's available for iOS and Android devices.
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Eminem's manager Paul Rosenberg has taken to Twitter to deny reports that the rapper is planning a duet with Lady Gaga. Slim Shady, who is currently working on new material, was rumoured to have recorded a collaboration titled 'Street Lights' with the singer and fellow hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar. However Rosenberg has quashed these reports, writing: "People don't hear from Marshall for a spell and they just start making stuff up. Thirsty world." (NME)
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The ballyhoo began when several music sites reported that Slim had talked up the team-up with MTV RapFix, telling them he had cut "a crazy record with Gaga and Kendrick." Em purportedly described the tune as "real upbeat" and said it would surface after the sophomore album by the hip-hop supergroup Slaughterhouse. (AOL Music)
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I watched "The Help" on 8/11/11 (great movie, by the way) for the 12:45 show and upon leaving accidentally left my ipod on my seat. I didn't discover the loss until late that night and was unable to call the theater. However, I called the above number at 9:30 the next morning and the phone was answered promptly and courteously. The person answering asked for a description of my ipod and then checked lost and found. Within a minute she came back on the line to tell me that my ipod was safely in lost and found. She took my name so that I could pick up the ipod at my earliest convenience. My husband was able to successfully retrieve my ipod later that same day.
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WOW! I know that this comment was obviously written a long time ago, but I have to agree with the first comment. The manager should never have asked you to move to accommodate the three that came in last!! They should have split up or sat in the front. You came early to get good seats and if they wanted good seats, they should have been responsible and also come early, too.They are the ones that should have been inconvenienced- not you! I hope you wrote letters to corporate and got some free tickets for that one!
I have never had a problem there and the concession booth and people who interact with the public do indeed work hard and do a good job at customer service. That said, if I were in Kathryn's shoes, I would have had them get an owner on the phone. That seems like a shocking abuse of authority.
It also doesn't seem like something that has much to do with all the hardworking staff that do indeed clean up after the slobs that we've all seen there. This seems to me to be the case of one bad apple; the kind of person who acts the part of the dictatorial megalomaniac who abuses the minuscule bit of authority they have in order toreport this review for TOS violationpensate for shorreport this review for TOS violationings in their life. Maybe to get back at the people who picked on them in high school, or toreport this review for TOS violationpensate for the fact they wanted to be a doctor or some other job that one would aspire to. I don't know about everyone else, but growing up I didn't dream of being the manager of a movie theater.
i think it ridiculous that you would think that they wouldn't act like that. if you were a manager you would do the same thing. and even so i truly doubt that he said anything of that sort to you.
The employees of AMC Neshaminy 24 work extremely hard to keep up the appearance of the place, they work very hard to serve your concession items, and they do it all with a smile on their face. i appreciate the way that they treat us as guests and not as customers. It seems like a hard job to have to clean up after the slobs that go into that theater
Deplorable customer service.
For a showing of "The Dark Knight", I bought my tickets early, and showed up 45 minutes early to ensure good seats. It was a Wednesday night, so the theater wasn't packed, but had a decent amoutn taken up already.
5 minutes after the official start time, 3 people came in expecting seats in the prime area together. Obviously that wasn't going to happen, and there were over 30 empty seats in the front, and 20 scattered throughout the top. They weren't willing to sit in the front or split up, so she called her friend, a theater manager (I know because they hugged and kissed a great deal).
He turned off the reel already showing trailers, and told us we all had to move, it was a sold out show (despite over 50 empty seats). When I explained that we had come 45 minutes early to get the seats we were in (and that the tickets clearly state "first come, first serve"), he told me I was unreasonable, and that he wouldn't start the movie unless we moved.
I find it disgraceful that they moved several hundred people to accomodate 3 friends who thought they deserved great seats coming late to a movie.