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Apr 8, 2010
The Top 50 Tweets That Businesses Should Be Doing
As a business on Twitter, I've grown adept at using a good mixture of tweets in order to:
1. Create a large, useful, and fun community of fans
However, I may be more the exception than the rule. I am still seeing so many businesses that have no idea what they're doing on Twitter, and even more businesses that don't even seem to be on Twitter. The businesses using it think they can broadcast from their bullhorn to yell about their products. The businesses eschewing Twitter think it's "not for them" or "pointless." "Why would I want to know what someone is having for lunch," right? We're not going to be that naive about this!
Below I have compiled a list of the top 50 tweets that businesses could or should be doing on Twitter. The list should be comprehensive enough that a business with the worst writer's block should be able to generate a useful, interesting stream of tweets. Not every tweet will be appropriate for every business. Be yourself on Twitter (and everywhere!). If some of these tweets aren't you, don't make them. However, understand this: having a nice, well-rounded stream of tweets will do more for you than you think.
Overall, my goal is to show businesses that you shouldn't just tweet about your products, and concurrently, you shouldn't be afraid to tweet about things that have nothing to do with your products. As long as the tweets are coming from you, they should allow people to get to know you, and that's exactly what you should want to happen.
I encourage you to comment below if you feel I've missed anything, or if I've included a tweet that you think is just completely inappropriate. Speaking of that, I will have a followup post containing a list of "cutting room floor" tweets that I feel are silly or not appropriate. Some will disagree with me on those, and I want to hear from you!
These are in no particular order, and I don't intend for you to use the list to make one of each tweet and then start over – you must be the judge as to the proper mix of tweets for your business. I try to follow the 80/20 rule (tweet 80% about others, only 20% about yourself), and I probably turn this more into the 90/10 rule when I tweet. I encourage you to keep this ratio in mind as you go about your tweeting.
1. Seriously, tweet what you're eating. Tweet it. This is the most inane reason people give for not being on Twitter. "I don't want to know what you're eating for lunch." Yes you do. Think about a live conversation between you and another human being – you're standing together at a cocktail party, at the library, at work. "What'd you do this weekend?" "Oh we went to this great restaurant So-and-So Sushi, OMG it was awesome." Is this not a conversation that is had constantly between people that know each other? Well, on Twitter, you're doing the same thing. The only differences are you're not standing in front of the person you're talking to, you might not know the people reading your tweet, many others will get to hear (see) your conversation, and you're limited to 140 characters. If I'm eating a steak with a cognac peppercorn reduction sauce, you're going to know about it. It's who I am, and I want you to have a chance to get to know me.
2. The response to a need – using Hootsuite or Tweetdeck, monitor key words in your business niche, and respond to questions with helpful information. Or, respond to any tweet that you think you can be helpful on – it does not have to be limited to your business or area of expertise.
Feb 22, 2010
Help Others and You Will Help Yourself
The 80/20 rule – you'll hear about this when Twitter experts talk about the best way to use Twitter. Spend 80% of your time promoting others and talking about topics other than yourself, and spend 20% of your time on the things that matter to you. Many Tweeters question the need to do this – some don't understand it, some just don't do it.
Why would I spend time helping someone else on Twitter? What am I going to get out of it?
Google serves as a great example to me of "helping others is really helping yourself." They have introduced so many free productivity tools, and I think that, notwithstanding the firestorm surrounding Google Buzz's privacy issues, people really appreciate them for it. When they give all this cool stuff away for free, they're buying something for themselves. When you promote the awesome new blog post of your friend, you are figuratively given a chip that you may be able to cash in later.
Besides that, it's just good karma!


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You've probably heard of The Hunger Games by now. If you haven't, shame on you! There's a nifty search engine that goes by the name of Google that can give you the low-down, or if you're a bookworm like me, you now have an incredible trilogy that you can sit down and read…. in one night. An absolute page turner and one of the most anticipated adaptations to hit the theatres, The Hunger Games is at the top of the box office and winning everyone over. For those who don't know, Amber Chaney portrays Lavinia, a red-headed Avox girl who has had her tongue chopped off for a traitorous act in the film. She serves as an Avox to Katniss and Peeta; she will forever be a slave to the capitol for her crimes.
1. The Hunger Games is one of the most hyped up and anticipated films of the season. What did it feel like when you found out you were officially cast as Lavinia in the film?
1) I found out I had been cast while I was in my dressing room getting ready to go onstage for a play. It was a theatre in Marietta called Theatre in the Square, that has now since closed, and I felt it was a huge accomplishment for me to break into that caliber of theatre in Atlanta. Getting a show at Theatre in the Square was a rite of passage. I cannot even begin to tell you the excitement that rushed through me when my agent told me I booked Hunger Games. I couldn't believe it. It was like the acting gods were just shining a light on me and holding it there. It was mixed, though. The project was top secret, so I was jumping up and down at my dressing table, but had to keep it to myself. That's tough! You want to scream. "I'm gonna be in the HUNGER GAMES!", but then you would get sued… so you don't.
2. Your character doesn't actually speak! What was it like to try to convey emotion and connect with the audience without being able to speak? Did you find this challenging? How did you prepare yourself for this role? Did you actually read the books?
2) I read the entire series three times. I read it once just to read it. I read it again and took TONS of notes, made a diagram of each of the tributes, their districts and what each district represented, mapped out how I thought Panem was shaped and where the districts were, a route that Lavinia and her son (I decided the boy was her son—it raises the stakes) took, decided what horribleness she was trying to flee from—what secrets there could have been (and I think it has something to do with the boy she is running with), and mostly where she finds her courage to flee. You see, we never got to see a script before filming. There was no telling what was going to be included or not, so I just prepared for anything. I read it a third time to catch mistakes in my notes, and any nuances I could pick up on. I wanted to be a Hunger Games nerd. I was so nervous; I didn't want anyone to be able to throw something at me that would stump me. When you prepare like that, it's easy to convey what you need to whether it's verbal or non.
3. What was your favorite part about playing Lavinia?
3) I loved the moment in filming where they announce the score of eleven for Katniss. As the character, feeling that elation… that moment of 'I knew she was the one'… it gives hope that all the struggle was not in vain. And as an actress, it was a great moment and challenge to convey that without being broad or open about it, because Lavinia is not allowed to show her emotions. It's tough for me that that moment is not in the film, and I see why that relationship had to be cut to save time. But I played it!
4. You're not a newbie, you've also starred in Somebodies and The Walking Dead, another major television hit. Each one of your roles is completely different. Which of those roles posed the biggest challenges for you? What advice would you give to aspiring actors/actresses regarding playing a character that is totally different from your own character?
4) Every character has its own set of challenges, and I dare say that playing a character very close to yourself can be the most challenging of all, in that you have to get VERY honest about who you are and where your vulnerabilities come from. I think you have to decide when you start to work on a character that you are going to put your actor hat on now and be fearless. You can't be timid about your choices, and you can't question yourself while you're making your choices. If you decide your character walks with a limp, do it… if it makes sense to you it will make sense to the viewer. As long as you have done your homework and your decisions aren't arbitrary, you can justify anything. And if the director hates it, listen to the direction and try and split the difference, but be fearless. I asked Gary (Ross) if he would mind if I had all the Avox characters in a specific stance when we were idle and waiting to be commanded… he thought about it and said, "lemme see". I had this pose that I picked up on from watching martial arts footage where the hands are behind the back and the head is down. Very non-threatening; very submissive… the Avox costumes have a large key-hole in the front from collarbone to navel… he said, "that's great but I can see everything." I felt a wave of embarrassment flood through me, because I was so exposed… and I smiled and said, "maybe the hands go in front." He laughed and said, "show the other girls". It was a good little triumphant moment to not let the fear rule. When they yell cut, you can call grandma and let all your insecurities out then! And I did.
5. At what moment did you realize that this is what you wanted to do with your life? Was there a defining moment or situation when you decided that this was it? If someone was looking to pursue a career in acting, what would you tell them is the most important thing to remember?
5) I was always performing for someone. As a little kid, I would stand up on the retaining wall (the stage) at my Nana's house and sing songs into a flower (the microphone) to anyone or no one. In my mind, as a kid, I always had a special audience that was always happy to come watch me perform. I was the first grandchild and the only child until I was about five, so I think it was a way to have some human contact even if it was imaginary. At 17, I decided that I really was suited for it, and that it was THE thing that I was going to pursue. I went to school at Georgia State, at first, and then at age 20 decided it wasn't enough. I moved to New York to focus solely on acting. I would say that you have to devote your life to it. If you really want to be an actor (not famous) you have to eat, sleep and breathe the craft of it. You can't expect to get good at anything without practicing it over and over and over and over again. Anyone can memorize words on a page. You have to really work hard to be an actor.
6. How did you begin your career and get everything started? Was there ever a point where you considered giving it up?
6) I got my first credit on Law and Order Criminal Intent. I was an extra that got bumped to an under five, which promptly got cut! I don't think I got credit for it, looking back. I was young and naïve, with no agent and no union membership, so there's no imdb record of that one. But it was pretty much the ONLY credit on my resume for the next two years. I think just about every actor at one point in the year says, "what have I done?! I'm broke, I have don't have enough experience to get a 'real job', and I played Ophelia (or Hamlet, if you're a guy) better than anyone else in my class (ten years ago)!!" And then the pity party goes on for about two days to a week. Then you realize you are being ridiculous and get over it and go audition for a play. There is a great quote that goes, "if you can see yourself doing anything else, do it!" I am one of those people who cannot picture themselves doing anything else. If it was taken away from me, it would break my heart… shatter it.
7. As an actress, you have to be ready and capable of dealing with the potential of rejection. Some people find this disheartening, though it doesn't seem to phase others. Is there anything that helps you deal with the stress that comes along with that?
7) The rejection comes in so many different forms. There's: not getting the part, getting the part and then they recast, getting the part and not getting any footage shot, shooting all the footage and it all getting edited out, and of course doing all the work and not getting paid the amount agreed upon. I think all of these come with their own special brand of blind-sidedness. The best way, I have found to deal with these rejections, is to first remember that it almost never has to do with talent… when circumstances are out of your control, they're out of your control. All you can do is resign yourself to it, and look at the positive that did come out of the situation. And then call your best friend and cry about it all night… you'll be doing it for her next month!
8. If you could give advice and suggestions to someone just beginning their pursuit an acting career with limited experience, what would you say to them? Would your advice be different for someone who has more experience?
8 ) I have no business giving advice to anyone who has been in the business for even a few years. We're all peers. I don't care how big a star you are or how much money you make. At a certain point we've all had the same experiences in the casting room. For someone who is just starting out, I would say training, training, training, training. But make sure whoever you train with is reputable. There are a LOOOOOOOT of people out there who have no business teaching anybody anything about scene study. Do your homework and check up on their credentials.
9. Everyone has something that inspires them to become better, perform better, do better. What inspires you?
9) I get inspired by seeing a great performance. Plain and simple. A great scene… Annette Benning beating herself up for not "selling this house today" in American Beauty, Meryl Streep high as a kite and mimicking the dial tone of the phone in Adaptation, Dustin Hoffman yelling at his agent that he played an endive salad that knocked the critics on their asses in Tootise. I see it, and think, "that's what I want to do". So, I do.
10. I imagine you have had guidance, support and a little assistance along the way. Is there a particular someone or something that has really kept you motivated to progress? Was there anything that helped you that might help an aspiring actor/actress?
10) I think no matter who you are and no matter what your profession, you have teachers that will appear out of thin air just when you need them most. I have had a handful that have talked me down from the proverbial ledge a few times. Times when my confidence is shot or I struggle with trusting myself. When you feel low, and can't argue, that's when you can be really receptive to advice and actually take it. I had three teachers in acting school and one in Atlanta that I can credit that with. But mostly my biggest support system is from my Nana. She's my grandmother on my father's side. Everyone in my family has been supportive, but she has gone above and beyond. She always has. She makes sure I don't go without when times get hard. I get very emotional when it comes to my Nana. She is my rock.
11. What actors/actresses have inspired you to continue down this career path? Is there anyone that you admire, respect or adore that has served as motivation to continue chasing your dream?
11) I have TONS of actors that I admire… Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore, Annette Benning, Clive Owen, Dustin Hoffman, Jon Hamm, Kristen Wiig, Tina Fey, George Cloony, Steve Carell, Anthony Hopkins… the list could go on forever. It inspires me when artists do projects that mean something to them.
12. It's hard to break-through in this industry. Do you think it takes a certain type of person to break-through and make it big? What personality type, characteristics, and qualities do you think would be helpful for an upcoming actor/actress to have?
12) I don't think "making it" has to do with anything other than people willing to invest money in you. Anybody who wants to be famous and can get connected with the right investors can "make it" regardless of talent or social grace. Staying power is a different story. Once the newness has worn off is there something to keep fans coming back for more… a skill, a talent, a belief or conviction, specific do-gooding… I think if you get that chance to get in front of the right people, you have to make sure you are very prepared, and strike the right balance between confidence and humble grace. The rest is all up to the money/fame gods.
13. What's the most important thing that you have learned through your career?
13) You have to love it. You have to love what you are doing or you will be eaten alive by your own frustration. You may as well just become a professional gambler, because all you will be doing at every audition is rolling the dice, if you don't approach the material in a way that moves you. It can't be about trying to get fame and fortune. And it can't be because mom wants me to live out this dream. It has to be because you love it. The actual work is the only thing that is real. Everything else is smoke and mirrors.
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|Fri, 03-08-2013 - 12:01pm
Hello All,
I feel sort of silly asking a question about Prom when there are so many more important issues involving our young men and women! Anyway...This is our DD's senior year of high school. She invited a friend of hers who attends another high school to go with her and he said yes. Being that it's HER senior prom, her dad and I are paying for a limo and for his ticket. Now, what about dinner? They want to go out before hand. Should they maybe go 50/50 on this or is this maybe something he would pay for?
What would you suggest?
|Mon, 03-11-2013 - 12:12pm
Prom dress shopping at my kids' high school has become a game to see who can find the best dress at a thrift store. They also host a prom dress swap (not well attended, because everyone wants a dress no one at their school has worn), but at least they are trying.
At their previous school, it was all about labels, and to my jaded eye, it also appeared there was a contest for the sluttiest dress award. ;)
|Mon, 03-11-2013 - 4:27pm
Hi urtletime
It sounds as if your event is open to many more students and not as exclusive. I think your DD could say, "John and I are going to the prom an thought it would be so much fun if you guys could come too. Tickets are $00.00 (whatever the price is) each. Let me know if you'd like to come and I'll let you know when you need to have money in for tickets. Its going to be much more fun if you guys come!". Or something like that.
As far as my dd's prom. Yeah, we're going to pay for dinner too. We pretty much planned on it from the get go but thought I'd ask anyway. Thanks all!!!
|Mon, 03-11-2013 - 4:29pm
I like the idea of seeing who can get the best from the Thrift shop! And yes, some of the prom dresses available were way too revealing for 17 year old girls!!!
|Mon, 03-11-2013 - 10:27pm
For those of you with the BIG PROM (wedding) ahead, I heard on the fluff portion of the news that the average cost of a wedding is now above $28,000.
I think in terms of the wedding cost being what is spent for the items used up between the rehearsal dinner and the limo ride away from the church or other venue; things like the Invitations, rehearsal dinner, wedding dress, bridesmaid dresses, tuxedos, gifts to the bridesmaids and groomsmen, flowers, photographer, videographer, pictures, venue rent, cake, punch, dinner, if that is provided, gratuity to the minister, pianist, soloist, limo service, live musicians at the reception or a DJ, rice, etcetera.
However, that $28,000 may be the total economic impact, which would include wedding consultants, showers, wedding gifts, gifts between the bride and groom, engagement and wedding rings, hotels and airfare spent by out of town folks, the costs of the honeymoon, valium for the parents who are paying the tab, etcetera. That would sound more correct as those other items totaled up are BIG BUCKS.
For a mere million dollars, Bianca will come and sing at your wedding. And I would hope that she would not liqsync to a recording. LOL
|Tue, 03-12-2013 - 2:11pm
In general I do agree with the idea that parents shouldn't pay for things just because they can, and for the reasons you stated.
DD is looking forward to feeling like a princess - because, she said, it will be the only day she'll get to look like a princess until she gets married. She is as un-princessy as you can imagine in her attitude toward life, but she does want to feel pretty in a pretty dress. She will certainly not be the star of the show (she never avoids the limelight but it never seeks her either), but she can, for an evening, feel lovely in a dress she picked out.
I told her we would pay for her prom ticket, her outfit, and anything else normally associated with proms (no limos are permitted - the kids take a bus from the school to the catering hall and back again). However, we won't pay for any weekend activities following it. Not sure what those will be anyway, since prom will be on a Friday, she doesn't want to do the drunk-on-the-beach thing, and she has to be home for a concert on the Sunday afternoon.
Re weddings, several years ago, as my young colleagues were telling me that weddings cost a minimum of $25,000 these days, I added up the present-day cost of my VERY modest wedding from 1990 (buffet dinner with open bar, only 70 guests, modest dress & veil, etc.). I was shocked that it came to $25,000! I'm sure the present-day costs of my friends' more formal weddings with sit-down dinners, bagpipers, country club settings, etc. would be in the $50-100K range, though they were nothing like that 20 years ago. It's no wonder that well-educated young people who expect to pay for their own weddings wait so long to get married - they want a wedding that is a credit to their families but it takes forever to save up for it. Not to mention the $50K they need to put down on a house afterward. . . but now I am REALLY getting off the subject of prom!
|Tue, 03-12-2013 - 7:56pm
Oh, my DD thinks of herself as a princess, too. She's not a brat, but she loves the idea of dressing up in a gorgeous dress (or costume, like she wore to prom last year). She actually dresses up quite a bit for school. She doesn't wear make-up that often, but she likes nice dresses or skirts and pretty shoes. Her friends like to borrow her stuff and when there's a big presentation for a class, I'll see her bringing a bag full of stuff (hats, gloves, etc.) to lend out to people.
My point was more about girls who think they have to have the latest designer dress because they are entitled to it. But there's nothing wrong with girls or boys who just want to look smashing.
|Mon, 06-09-2014 - 11:40pm
Prom Dresses are my favorite.Prom is new year fashion for young boys and girls. oth can adopt this trend to look prominent to their personalities.


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It is most important that Security Council should adopt a satisfactory resolution without delay. United States is considering submission of a draft resolution [1] which is satisfactory as far as it goes, but we have pointed out that American proposal that the two parties resume negotiations under auspices of Committee of Good Offices would give Dutch at least two more months in which to exert pressure on the republic and is unlikely to produce any settlement. We have told Australian Representative in New York that Council should make up its mind that it will have to lay down terms of settlement, and that it should accordingly give its proposed Indonesian Commission three weeks in which to draw up technical details of a just and workable settlement (working by majority vote and consulting parties as necessary) for presentation to Security Council for endorsement.
We would hope that United Kingdom Government will support resolution on these lines. Our impression is that up to now, United Kingdom has been content to accept Dutch assurances regarding establishment of interim Government and holding of elections. On 12th January Cadogan in discussions with Jessup, Rau, and Hood seemed unprepared to commit himself to definite timetable for elections and transfer of sovereignty and wanted any supervision to be entrusted to Consular Commission (which we think should be abolished) rather than to proposed U.N. Commission. In Security Council on 14th January Cadogan expressed himself as reassured by Dutch statement and suggested that Good Offices Committee be invited to submit further reports. [2] In our view this merely invites further delays, and you should do everything possible to urge United Kingdom to adopt line.


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Blizzard is still trying to port World of Warcraft to iPhone
World of Warcraft in the palm of your hand? No way! Blizzard hasn't quite figured out how to get the full World of Warcraft (not a watered down port) running on iPhone, but that doesn't mean the company has given up on it.
In a Eurogamer interview, senior World of Warcraft producer John Lagrave said that porting the MMORPG to the iPhone's was very challenging and that Blizzard won't release any product until it's working properly:
"Here's your platform, you've got to put an interface, what do you do? So yes we have [looked into mobile] and we always are. Maybe we'll stumble on the great way to put WOW on the phone - maybe we won't, but we're certainly looking into it."
"We won't do it until we think it's decent. But it's interesting and the world is evolving towards that little handheld device - I'd have fun on it, that's absolutely the case. It would be foolish for any game developer to not be looking at that and we're not - we don't think- we're foolish!"
"When we have an epiphany, everyone will know," he added. "But for now, no epiphany!"
Blizzard currently has a World of Warcraft Mobile Armory app that acts as a good companion app for tracking your characters, watching item auctions and messaging in guild chatrooms.
The iPhone is a huge platform ripe for exploiting, but perhaps Blizzard should consider the new iPad as a better device to port World of Warcraft to. The larger screen, Retina display and beefy quad-core graphics processor should be a much more natural fit than squeezing all of WoW's commands into a 3.5-inch screen.


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artin Swig is a name oft mentioned in vintage racing and car collecting circles. He is the founder of Amici Americani Della Mille Miglia, or American Friends of the Mille Miglia. He organizes vintage rallies such as the California Mille, Mille Autunno Della Cinque Passi, and Double 500. His favorite color is red. Actually, we don't know that for a fact but given his large collection of vintage Italian automobiles, it seems likely.
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Typically, those in Concours circles deign to acknowledge Japanese marques as nothing more than cheap, generic, A-to-B transport. However, as one of the Americans who saw potential in the fledgling Japanese auto industry, Martin Swig eventually acquired an expansive portfolio of franchises from the likes of Toyota, Mazda, Suzuki, Rolls Royce, Bentley, Audi, Saab, Plymouth, Oldsmobile, Alfa Romeo and Fiat. By the time he retired from the dealership business in 1998, which of these marques do you suppose had been kindest to him and his family?
In recent years, the Swigs have quickly acquired a fantastic collection of nostalgics that would make any vintage car nut as green as the Hulk with envy. As David tells us, while autocrossing his Alfa, he noticed a non-descript econobox particularly adept at cleaning up the course. The car, as it turns out, was one that served as a gateway drug for many a nostalgic car enthusiast - the AE86 Corolla GT-S. Since then the Swigs have added a BRE-themed Datsun 510, a Toyota Celica liftback 2000GT from Switzerland, a 1958 Toyopet Crown, and the Allread Lexus V8-powered Corona hot rod, among others, to their stable of European collector cars.
With the Swig name and reputation behind Japanese cars now, collectors that wouldn't have otherwise paid any attention at all to vintage Japanese iron at all have suddenly taken notice. For example, as we interviewed David, who graciously took time out of his otherwise non-stop schedule during the day of the show to talk to us, he was approached by a gentleman representing the Palo Alto Concours D'Elegance, who was extremely eager to include Japanese cars at his next event, a first for the Concours. Throughout the day, the buzz at Motoring J Style was that Japanese cars as collector items are about to hit the big time. Better snatch them up while you can.
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This is the story of The Count…….as told by The Countess…..
Hell's Kitchen, NYC, 47th and 9th: An English bad boy sits in an Irish pub with his dad, buying round after round; I walk in and catch his eye. I strolled over, claiming the spot next to Dad and Junior at the bar. Just as I finished ordering, Junior leaned over to comment on my choice of vodka and lime, deeming it "serious".
"Oh, I take everything seriously," I smiled. I just couldn't get enough of him. Seriously. Physically, he encapsulated everything I adore: tall, lean, dark short hair, piercing eyes, naughty twinkle.
"I'm Mark. This is my dad, who's visiting from London," he said, shaking my hand. Us American women…in the right situation, we appreciate handshakes with subtext and Mark's over-squeezed with subtext.
Hell, his name could've been Phyllis and that would've been seriously fine. He knew that, too, which is why he kept touching my shoulder, the small of my back, getting me drinks because my GOD I downed that first one. Dad finally excused himself to the bathroom, patting Mark on the back before leaving.
"Take it easy on the pretty thing, Mark," he smiled. As soon as he disappeared, Mark kissed me. We arranged to meet at the bar a few days later. I wasn't looking for a boyfriend, just something hot. It'd been too long.
What an incredible kisser. He's going to be incredible in bed, I thought.
God, Mark sucked in bed. I'm usually good at telling if a man is going to be good in bed, but the few times I've been wrong qualify as spectacular failures.
Mark qualifies as one of those spectacular failures.
We met at the bar as arranged, flirting over a few drinks before heading back to his place. He lived in a stylish, modern doorman building. As the elevator doors shut, I saw the doorman looking at me like, "Run, honey, run: like Forrest Gump, girl!" A bad feeling bubbled in my stomach. Doormen know a lot about the people who live in their buildings, especially in NYC.
Once inside his apartment, Mark began grabbing at me like a three year old grabbing at an ice cream cone. He came off like a playground crybaby more than a hot guy. Sloppy. He pulled and tugged at my clothes. I found myself on my back in a matter of minutes with even my breasts covered in salvia. I hung in there, not ready to give up hope. He pushed in with a groan that sounded like an old man passing a kidney stone, or like a sailor suffering through a shit with a massive hemmoroid. All hope was gone.
However, the worst was yet to come, because Mark liked counting.
Let me explain. As Mark thrust away with all the excitement of oatmeal, he whispered something in my ear. I wasn't paying attention, as the thought of oatmeal proved to be much more enjoyable than sex with Mark.
"What?" I asked.
"How many men have you slept with? Because if you say like 20, I'll be ok."
Really, I didn't know how to respond. I thought he might be some kind of misogynist that gets off on putting down women who enjoy sex. He might slap me if the number's too high, I reasoned, gearing up to knee him in the groin and bite him on the jugular. I figured I could grab my clothes and run down the hall, get dressed in the elevator, then apologize to the doorman for not heeding his warning before asking him to alibi me for murder. Surely he'd understand. I saw how he looked at me, full of dismay. He knows all about Mark. I bet Mark doesn't even tip him at Christmas, I told myself. Mark interrupted my happy murder plot fantasy with more whispering.
"So if it's 20, like I said, it's ok. But say you've been with like, 121 guys, and I'll love it. It really gets me off."
Well, why didn't you say so, I thought. Made me furious to know that I could've just been shouting numbers and he might've already suffered a calculator overflow.
"121. I've slept with 121 men. Last week. And I plan to sleep with about 145 or so. Maybe even 121 more. I dunno; it could be 131. But there's gonna be a lot more, I can tell you that…121!"
121 is not only an odd number, but an odd fixation. It's like saying your favorite color is tan, or you just can't get enough of celery Jell-O (Yes, such a flavor did exist!) The number did the trick, though. In no time, he rolled off then paced the floor, lighting a cigarette.
"Guess I'll go. Need to be up early," I muttered.
He handed me my clothes; I dressed, wondering where I should go for a drink. About 121 of them. As I exited the lobby, the doorman nodded. I bet he's given that same sad nod 121 times, I thought.
When I told my friends about Mark, they gave me the nickname "121", but I guess it's better than "69".
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Beachfront aparthotel with relaxing spa services
Located on the beach, this aparthotel is in Boltenhagen, within the vicinity of Bothmer Castle. Regional attractions also include The Church of Kirchdorf and Kirchdorf Harbor.
Property Features
At DORFHOTEL Boltenhagen, hit the beach, relax by an outdoor pool, or spend the day at a marina.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature kitchens, fireplaces, and complimentary wireless Internet access.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a marina, DORFHOTEL Boltenhagen features an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The aparthotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Event facilities measuring 5057 square feet (470 square meters) include conference space and meeting rooms. This beach aparthotel also offers a children's pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a sauna. Guests can use the health club at a partner hotel. A complimentary area shuttle within 3 km is available for guests.
DORFHOTEL Boltenhagen has designated areas for smoking.
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 191
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Designated smoking areas
- Rooftop terrace
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Children's club
- Arcade/game room
- Library
- Laundry facilities
- Marina on site
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach towels
- Year Built 2008
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Conference space size (feet) - 5057
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Sauna
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Children's pool
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Conference space size (meters) - 470
- Number of buildings/towers - 24
- Spa services on site
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
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- Fireplace
- Balcony
- Separate sitting area
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free Wi-Fi
- Separate living room
- Separate dining area
- Dishwasher
- Stovetop
- Satellite TV service
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Soundproofed rooms
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Flat-panel TV
Eat and drink
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
Restaurant Windfluecher - This buffet restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Restaurant Strandlaeufer - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves dinner only. A children's menu is available.
Trocken Dock - This bar serves light fare only.
Strandbar Strandhuus - This beachfront bar serves light fare only.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
An indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a seasonal outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Aerobics on site
- Basketball on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Miniature golf on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Playground on site
- Volleyball on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Scuba diving nearby
- Beach volleyball on site
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible parking
The fine print for DORFHOTEL Boltenhagen
When you arrive
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Special Instructions: If you arrive at the property after hours, you'll need to check in at an alternate location: Iberotel
When you leave
Check-out time is 10 AM
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No elevators
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.10 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 15 for adults and EUR 8 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 19 per pet, per day
- Weekly housekeeping provided; fees apply for additional cleaning
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 48 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Children 6 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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Disney's Big Hero 6 was up one spot and a strong 104 percent from Monday to move back into first place on Tuesday with $10.51 million. Veterans Day is traditionally a very strong day for family films and that was clearly the case yesterday for Big Hero 6. The 3D computer animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios surpassed the $70 million mark yesterday and has grossed $71.88 million in its first five days. That is in line with the film's lofty pre-release expectations and is an impressive 27 percent stronger than the $56.75 million five-day start of 2012's Wreck-It Ralph.
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Sony's Fury held steady in third place with $1.05 million. The World War II film starring Brad Pitt increased 47 percent over Monday's performance and was down a slim 5 percent from last Tuesday. It should be reminded that last Tuesday's grosses in general were inflated as well from Election Day. Fury has grossed a solid $71.16 million in 26 days.
Fox's Gone Girl followed closely behind in fourth with $0.95 million. The critically acclaimed David Fincher directed film was up 44 percent over Monday and up 6 percent over last Tuesday. Gone Girl continues to impress with $147.14 million in 40 days and is now just $2.86 million away from reaching the $150 million domestic mark.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day rounded out the day's top five with $0.89 million. The family film from Disney was up a massive 122 percent over Monday and down 6 percent from last Tuesday. Alexander surpassed the $60 million mark yesterday and has grossed $60.54 million in 33 days.
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Disney's Big Hero 6 placed in a very close second on Monday with $5.16 million. The 3D computer animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios trailed Interstellar by just $115,729 for the day. Big Hero 6 was down 68 percent from Sunday. Big Hero 6 surpassed the $60 million mark yesterday and has grossed a healthy $61.38 million in four days. That is in line with the film's lofty pre-release expectations and is an impressive 18 percent stronger than the $51.99 million four-day start of 2012's Wreck-It Ralph.
Sony's Fury claimed third place with $0.713 million. The World War II film starring Brad Pitt was down 53 percent from Sunday and down just 15 percent from last Monday, as the film was helped more than most on Monday by the eve of Veterans Day. Fury surpassed the $70 million mark yesterday and has grossed $70.11 million in 25 days.
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Reviewed By Vincent P (Cleveland, TX) Reviewed for a 2008 Ford F-350 —12/17/2014 1:58 PM
Good shock . Great delivery . Easy to do business with. Will not shop any else
Reviewed By Shawn B (Berlin, VT) Reviewed for a 2013 Ford F-350 —10/21/2014 4:52 AM
My F350 came with the FX Offroad package and shocks labeled as Ranchos but built to Ford's specifications. I wasn't happy with their performance on our rutted and washboard back roads in Vermont. The Bilsteins have solved the issue; the tendency to wheel hop is eliminated and the truck is much more stable on rough surfaces. The overall ride is the same, but the improvement in handling over rough surfaces makes a world of difference. Highly recommended as an upgrade.
Reviewed By Patrick W (Winston Salem, NC) Reviewed for a 1995 Ford F-350 —10/17/2014 12:46 AM
My truck, 95 Ford F-350 Power Stroke 2 WD, was riding less than optimally. Between the condition of the tires and the suspension I could mix a 5 Gal. bucket of paint at highway speeds between two exits on I-40. I changed out the tires to new Michelin AT on all six wheels and something was still missing. I picked up these Ranchos and had them installed (mechanic said they bolted right in place). The ORIGINAL shocks came off with more effort (broke off). Rides better than new, very satisfied!
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