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| Tip On Tips & Tipping "Your Original Home Online Tipping" Who do you tip? When? How much? These are the questions that have nagged at consumers since the first service transaction. The practice of tipping is meant as a form of thank-you for services rendered, or beforehand as a subtle bribe for special treatment. Tipping need not be considered mandatory or automatic. Too often, tips are taken for granted or expected regardless of the quality of service. Tipping should be done at your discretion and as a reward for good or superlative service. Below are some tipping suggestions for travelers. At nearly every step of the traveling process, there are professionals waiting to “lighten your load” or provide assistance. So remember to carry a lot of change and small bills for tips. 1.Taxi/Limo Drivers: A $2 to $3 tip is usually satisfactory; more if he helps you with your bags and/or takes special steps to get you to your destination on time. 2.Porters: A standard tip for airport and train porters is $1 per bag; more if your luggage is very heavy. 3.Hotel Bellman: Again, $1 per bag is standard. Tip when he shows you to your room and again if he assists you upon checkout. Tip more if he provides any additional service. Note: A $5 tip upon arrival can usually guarantee you special attention should you require it. 4.Doorman: Typically, a $1 tip for hailing a taxi is appropriate. However, you may want to tip more for special service, such as carrying your bags or shielding you with an umbrella. 5.Concierge: Tip for special services such as making restaurant or theater reservations, arranging sightseeing tours, etc. The amount of the tip is generally dependent on the type and complexity of service(s) provided—$2 to $10 is a standard range. You may elect to tip for each service, or in one sum upon departure. If you want to ensure special treatment from the concierge, you might consider a $10–$20 tip upon arrival. 6.Hotel Maid: Maids are often forgotten about when it comes to tipping because they typically do their work when you are not around. For stays of more than one night, $1 per night is standard. The tip should be left in the hotel room in a marked envelope. 7.Parking Attendants: Tip $1 to $2 when your car is delivered. 8.Waiters: 15–20% of your pre-tax check is considered standard. The same applies for room service waiters. Some restaurants will automatically add a 15% gratuity to your bill, especially for large parties—look for it before tipping. If the 15% is added, you need only tip up to another 5% for superlative service. 9.Cloakroom Attendants: If there is a charge for the service, a tip is not necessary. However, if there is no charge, or extra care is taken with your coat and/or bags, a $1 to $2 tip is appropriate. 10.Tour Guides/Charter Bus Drivers: If a tip is not automatically included, tip $1 for a half-day tour, $2 for full-day tour, and anywhere from $5 to $10 for a week-long tour. Tip a private guide more. These are some of the people you are most likely to encounter while traveling in the U.S. Undoubtedly there will be others. If there is one standard rule in tipping it is this: If someone renders special service to you along the way, show your appreciation with a tip. NOTE: International travelers should be aware that tipping customs outside the U.S. are often very different. Consult travel guides for the country you are visiting.  Top Line Headline Twenty ZerosYour help is important and appreciated. A suggested donation of twenty dollars per year per reader of the report is considered appropriate. See our address below. Please make at least a single donation to cover the cost of processing your name to the mailing list. You might like to use the safe & easy sevice of Tipjar on page. Welcome to the Twenty Zeros first decade, defining and celebrating the 21st century in the third post millennium on planet earth. PROCLAIMATIONLeading into the next ten years for the Twenty Zeros, our first decade of the First Century in the new millennium, news on artificial breakthroughs promise to arrive, record and pass as the most historically progressed decade for humans in modern history and so to compliment Publishing, Media, Sports, Various Arts, Music & Entertainment, Business, Health & Education on one year anniversery event of online messaging "Frushour Twenty Zeros Report" pledges to become the number one global brand publication. This month of August 2000 we seek to ally our position in Electronic Covergence technologies for example P2P (Peer-to-Peer) technology, by incorporating our Point-CounterPoint and Topline Headlines with Investors, Businesses And Charities currently world wide and in our home USA for Twenty Zero and "Zero One" Corporate launch for award broadcasts and also to fund for bonuses and financial rewards for and to talented individuals in other professions, crafts, games and sports from ActiviTechnologies and its member bars SportServes & LittleDipper Tour. This Post and the "Twenty Zeros" Records will be updated regularly and posted here for your viewing pleasure. Razzle, dazzle, sparkle, and shine. Isn't this how we think all those stars get to the Oscars in the first place? However, it's less glitter, and more planning that creates the reality. First comes the dream, then the work, then usually a host of disappointments to test the resolve, then a series of small successes, and then....publicity. It is a fairly predictable road, but often as business people we forget to plan our own personal Oscar's night. We also miss the key ingredient - publicity. Marketing is what gets you in front of your target market to make the sale. Publicity is the spotlight that shines on you and solidifies you with mass appeal as the popular expert in your field. You drive marketing to your buyers. Publicity drives the masses of buyers to you. When your focus has been marketing it's a little tricky to change your paradigm to publicity. However, the important difference between marketing and publicity is your target audience. You are no longer pitching to buyers of your product or service, now your audience is the media. This means editors and producers. These important people are looking for one thing, the story. A unique story. Something inspirational, motivational, newsworthy, or educational. Period. Nothing else will do. In order to be successful in the media you have to think like a publicist and find your unique story. If you don't have a story, it's time to create one. What is unique about you or your business? Sometimes it's an attitude. Like the employer that regularly asked her employees what they didn't like about their jobs and then proceeded to shift responsibilities. It may be an event, like a charitable event that raises money for starving children but serves beans and rice at the gala event to demonstrate how it feels to be poor. It may be your wit, your way of thinking, what you care most about, or how you integrate your values into your business. Only, you can find it, but trust me, it's there. Begin to explore your own unique angles and media curves by keeping notes on your thoughts and attitudes. Scribble, color, or paint it out - it really doesn't matter as long as you begin to devote time to exploring your "story". Not your ad, not your price, not your product, but your story. Once you've angled into your own unique media offerings, find the appropriate avenues to make your pitch. Take care though, the media should always be treated with good will and respect. Do not, go for the hard sell. This is not the time. If you must, save the hard sell for marketing, or better yet, chuck it all together. Be a star with the mind of a publicist. See you at the Oscars! 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Why don't you just briefly explain it to me. Thanks, Anita T. LA.Com Double Meanings In The English Language Answer The Riddle For Easy Title Of Our First Decade. Think Not (Numbers) Of 20 Zeros Rather, Twenty Zeros As A New Name Eighteen Examples of Double Meanings In The English Language At Name Decade Twenty Zeros Email Campaign@UnitedStates.Com To My 21st Century Viewers "A Millennium Word" From Randy Frushour The campaign is underway to publicize a NAMEDecade now our Twenty Zeros & its "first complete" report about the First Decade titled "Frushour Twenty Zeros Report". As a lead internet entrepreneur presently constructing a 10 year web Point-CounterPoint & Topline Headlines incorporated structure keyword organization. Frushour 21st Century Publishing will also report the business and play of all major sports, Nasas Genesis Mission "launched sunward" from our SunwardHost Networks. I host online beginning 2003AD running a full commentary. Sunward Host will also monitor the U.S. 7 year federal program of community alliance on Accountabiblity in most states now & Much More. We will be inbox for you who would also like our hard print Weekly Magazine of features loaded with added incomes, offerings and including projects which we are coordinating globally such as our "Children College Fund America, InteRealEstates Outplace Cafe with the launch inauguration scheduled in 2002AD and "Worlds Leading Millennium Countdown" now well into post launch for resellers, writers & publishers at my Beatles Network US Indian Network and Pervasive Knowledge Network. Until now without any community assistance on this project of our "Twenty Zeros" and also without any awareness proir to my pre-annoucement online dated July 25, 2000 at my website, about the question of "what to name the decade", facing scholars now awkwardly booking the new decade ahead by name, I was in gear titling a website the Twenty Zeros for a number of companion sites for the zeros which are described at the beginning of this page report. The title will come clearer with use experts say. Selecting a good name or title is research edit and production assigned priority and directed as my networks top story until Twenty Zeros is accepted for and by officials, as nearly final in a least repect, as the forum is which brings us to it and the effort and time involved. Only a month or so ago when this realization came to me about my title I thought with "Twenty Zeros" and because none other name was in use that I would instantly become a media pitchman. My account from the beginning can be viewed at Twenty Zeros. I should say on this topic that "there are 3 areas for us to resolve for the millennium viewers." First the notion of easy numbers like zero, one or two, is now posing a problem and is stressing us out somewhat naturally so because counting begins with one which includes "the numeral symbol of zero" (only two items so far) and together because we bog on the lack of a name with an alpha-numeric vernacular, for such increments here (such as a decades name) we somehow don't take importantly the intellectual need we have to implement. Counting when counting is, as such a tabulating of amounts of time as per say, from one date to another or to the next date from ordinal code is just remotely connected to the matter here then, as "Counting and Names are clearly unrelated" together rationally speaking. Third and for possibly a new beginning to solving the riddle presently bogging us, take the words widely included by authorities and pollsters and put the two together for a simple name and term like "Twenty Zeros". But for those who must associate numbers still with names I offer you this but only for entertainment; there ARE EXACTLY 20 zeros in our first decade which is the last connection I personally made with the title and only still see this account as coincidental. Count them yourself. Lastly, "Twenty Hundreds" which also were nominated is lexicographically correct as the title for our Twenty-First Century and not this first or any decade. More confusion w |
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