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Hi, this is Chris, StationStops blogger and author of StationStops for iPhone.
Thanks for the mention.
I just wanted to point out that StationStops is all one word - might be hard to search for if you split it.

Here is the link to the StationStops for iPhone homepage:
http://www.stationstops.com/stationstops-for-ip...

And, if you are using the computer you use for iTunes right now, a direct link to its iTunes page:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/...

BTW, I am not a Metro-North conductor or affiliated with MTA.
I think you might be thinking of the awesome Metro-North conductor blog DERAILED:
http://bobbyderailed.blogspot.com/

Again, thanks for the mention Chris
I'm glad you like the app.

Since I posted that target article, I haven't really used that feature, since I am always checking the schedules on subways and other places I dont have internet.

So I just launched StationStops for iPhone, which keeps the entire timetable on your iPhone, so you dont need an Internet connection. Just tap the schedule results and it will scroll to the next departing train.

http://www.stationstops.com/2008/10/23/stations...

sounds like early-stage Turett's Syndrome.

lol yeah i like that commercial too - its just so freaking absurd and completely irrelevant to the product but so highly produced and entertaining.

11 pm for turndown service is absolutely insane.

Reading this post I wanted to know what turndown service was about too, so I googled it.

I think the turndown and the chocolate are just to get them in the room and replenish the toiletries and towels if you have used them that morning - this avoids people calling the rest of the night for this stuff so they can pare down the housekeeping staff for the evening.

I think its also the easiest tip money in the hotel housekeeping business.