Marcia Kearl Johnson

Facebook has removed the fan page for an application that I built. The location was http://www.facebook.com/PowerThoughts and it was a very active page with 10,000 monthly active page members and over 1 million applications sent.

Description of Application: Louise L. Hay Power Thoughts

Daily Affirmations... every thought you think and every word you speak is an affirmation. So why not choose to use only positive affirmations to create a new way of thinking, acting, and feeling? This is a great way to build a more rewarding life...."I know you can do it!"

1,127,387 applications have been sent so far .... so people really do like the application , however it was the fan page that was the most important because of the outstanding conversations that were created with thousands of active users.

Members should at least have the opportunity to decide if the page was relevant or not. It had very high result in multiple reviews.

I never had any account with them.

I got my phone number switched and in spite of calling their 1-800 number to remove my number they have been pestering me about 4times day. I don't even reply my phone anymore due to their nuisance. I called them three times and they promised to remove my number but have not done anything about it.

I will never bank with them or get their credit card. Frankly my local credit union is lot better in terms price, service and courtesy.

I live in an apartment in Valley Village. I only have I inside garage parking spot but have 2 cars. As we have a water shortage in California, I feel it should be the homeowner or apartment/condo owners responsibility to make sure their lawn sprinklers are faced inward toward lawns/sidewalks and not outward toward streets...which is not only a waste of water, but also gets the parked cars soaked which is not only maddening, bur costly to car owners as we have to get the cars washed at our expense to get the water spots off and at times waxed prematurely if water spots sun bake/spot the paint...not to mention the added water wasted on more frequent car washing. The 2 fold water waste alone should be reason enough to regulate this and penalize owners if they do not comply after ample warning. This would help prevent or lower drought severity and save a lot of time and money for people parking on the streets...and even possibly save landlords money by lessening their water consumption with more controlled water pattern...of which their gardeners can keep set and controlled properly. I hope this problem gets the attention of our city/state planners and legislators.

I went to this place ydy. They served Bajji which was cold! and billed for it before i could refuse it.

My issue is with Weston FC's reaction to a complaint I placed on their FB page. Weston FC-uniformed children were in an R-Rated movie being rude and disruptive while the adults with them did nothing. I posted the following tweets and FB post. The FC post was deleted less than 12 hours after being posted.

The complaints went as followed:

Twitter Post 1: https://twitter.com/JDThyme/status/207298023754178561

"Thank you, @westonfc_ussda for allowing your players to ruin my movie-going experience in Beaverton today."

Twitter Post 2: https://twitter.com/JDThyme/status/207298979090804737

"I mean, nothing quite like a bunch of foul-mouthed, disruptive, disrespectful minors to make an R-rated movie great, huh @westonfc_ussda ?"

Twitter Post 3: https://twitter.com/JDThyme/status/207299771591966720

"You go in uniform, you represent the uniform. Might want to remind your coaches about that, @westonfc_ussda"

I then posted the following to their Facebook Page. It was deleted (and thus ignored -- there was no PM or DM to me trying to resolve the issue) within less than 12 hours:

"Weston FC apparently was represented in Beaverton, Oregon today -- assumedly something to do with the Nike campus here. Normally, I'm all for competitive sports, and the teamwork and camaraderie it espouses. Today, however, Weston FC left a local with a bit of a bitter taste in his mouth.

I've already tweeted about it (just check your mentions @westonfc_ussda), but thought I should make my statement here as well. Suited up and displaying your logo, a group of perhaps a dozen boys, accompanied by three adults, came into the theater I was in. I was there to watch Chernobyl Diaries -- an R-Rated Horror film.

I expect rambunctiousness from kids, but I also expect the adults with them to rein them in, especially when the others in the theater are clearly being disturbed by their disruptive, disrespectful actions.

Why is your company taking young children to see a zombie-ish horror flick, anyhow, when there are far better fare (Men in Black III, Avengers, Hunger Games) for younger kids to watch?

Why instead do I have to have my adult entertainment ruined by a bunch of foul-mouthed kids representing your organization? (hint: we are a very Mexican/Puerto-Rican community. Most of us know the swears just as well as they do).

As I said in my tweets: You go in uniform, you represent the uniform. Might want to remind your coaches about that."

So let's recap my issues:

- Children (as un under 17) in an R-Rated Film for a team function

- Said children acting disrespectful, being loud and foul-mouthed (yes, I know it's an R-Rated movie... but at least I'm paying to hear that) during the movie

- All parties involved (including adults) wearing organization uniforms

- Adults (again, wearing uniforms too) not taking action to make sure team acts in a way that represents the org appropriately

My next step, I guess, barring an actual response from them here, will be to go to Local Nike representatives (since the assumption is that they were on our side of the country for some event with Nike at the local campus), and local news orgs to have them follow up on this.

This company seems to find any reason to deny your claim. We called for the first time to have our couch cleaned because our three year old had accidentally peed on it over the weekend and the rep asked if there were any other stains. I mentioned that there were normal soiling from the past two years from normal use but otherwise it was in great condition. He wanted very specific information which I did not have and just said soiling from food or dirt from the past two years no large stains. He asked where and I said the cushions. He then denied the claim because of the normal use soiling. I was calling about a stain that happened over the weekend and just answered his question honestly. All I wanted was for the stain from my daughter to be cleaned. I asked for a copy of the exact warranty details and the rep said he would email them to me. I gave him my email address (He did not do this). I asked for a supervisor and was put through to a voicemail and left a message. It's been 4 days and I have not received a return call. I called in again today and was told that the representative wrote in my claim that I had stains all over the couch from the past two years, which was not what I had said. The new customer representative said she could not give me the warranty information and that I would have to go to the store that I bought it from and that the 1st rep did not say he would email them to me. (which he did) This company is a complete scam. I'm on my way to the furniture store now, to complain and get exact warranty info. They had the worst customer service reps I have ever encountered.

I buy a nokia N9 , But after 15 it screen down. They are no help for this.

We have about 35 houses and 10 RV sites on only one (1) road, one (1) lane that leads in and out. During the weekends, we have kids on bikes, tons of cars and golf carts, and walkers. If someone doesn't soon open the other end of Holly Circle, there is sure to be an accident.

Waited 20 minutes for a menu. Decided to take my custom to a restaurant with decent service.

We moved from the East coast to the West coast and decided to hire Infinity moving to handle our move. They seemed to offer reasonable prices and claimed not to use brokers. Everything sounded good before moving day, but our experience with them was a total nightmare.

First, we ended up paying about 30% more that what their quoted, even though we sent a detailed inventory of our items. On the day of the move, the crew arrived almost 12 hours late from the scheduled time for pickup, and the first thing they told us was that they REQUIRED a 15% tip. In addition, they wanted to charge us extra because our apartment wasn't at ground level. I had explictly asked the company if they charged for flights of stairs and they had said that they didn't. I had to make the crew call their office to clarify that the extra payment was not stipulated in the contract. They barely apologized for this. Clearly, workers in this company are far from professional.

During transit, the movers were careless with our belongings and several items inside boxes and pieces of furniture were broken or damaged. The absolute worse was that they LOST (or stole?) a box that contained all our family photos. It was never found, even though I called the company for months. Imagine losing all your family memories to someone you are actually paying to do a good service! We filed a claim for the damaged and lost items and never heard back. I hope this helps someone to stay away from this company!

Don't know why Woolies at the Forest is so inferior to its neighbour stores like Northbridge and in the city. Appalling lack of choice. Lacks range and fresh food. On Sundays in particular the grocery section is a joke....