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	Tip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tipping is not required in Singapore; however it is common for restaurants to levy a 10% service charge.
		Tipping as of habit is not part of New Zealand culture and is often treated with suspicion or actively frowned upon, as many people look upon it as a largely American custom that over-compensates certain professions while others are left out.
		Tipping in Canada is very similar to that in the United States due to the close nature of the two countries.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tipping (3602 words)

	Tip Tipping - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Timothy Tipping (1958 – February 5, 1993), better known as Tip Tipping, was a British movie stuntman.
		He appeared in many films and television series, including Doctor Who, Never Say Never Again (1983), Batman (1989), Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) and a credited role, as "Private Crowe", in Aliens (1986).
		Tipping died on February 5, 1993, in a parachuting accident near Alnwick, Northumberland in England.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tip_Tipping (103 words)

	Tip - Guide to tipping in Thailand
		Tip, however you look at it, is a subtle bribe for special treatment to any of those in the service field, such as the bartender, waiter or waitress, host or hostess, doorman, room service attendant, service station attendant, sigh-seeing guide, usher, driver, bellman, masseur or masseuse.
		While tipping is a discretion on the part of guest or patron, service people in most tourist-oriented countries like Thailand - no matter the Sunday morning smiles they accord you - expect a tip.
		Tipping is as different to every country as it is with every establishment.
	www.ash-hotel.com /siam/tipping.htm (672 words)

	General Travel Tips - World Wide Tipping Tips - Lorry Patton's Travel Tips 'n' Tales
		Where tipping is accepted and expected, unless it's a preset service charge on your bill, you are in total control of who and what you tip.
		Tip him $1 if you need him to hail a cab or if he is exceptionally helpful.
		Tip him anywhere from $5 to $10 depending on the amount of luggage ($1 to $2 per bag depending on the quality of the hotel) and how friendly and helpful he is - does he take a few minutes to explain how the radio works, where the ice is located, about the hotels amenities?
	lorrypatton.com /travel/gtips/2880.html (1252 words)

	Cruise Diva Linda Coffman's Cruise Planner
		Holland America Line describes their policy as "no tipping required" and some passengers take that literally to mean "no tipping"—conveniently ignoring the gently worded "required." On the other hand, let me relate my experience with a group of veteran cruisers—all of us on our first HAL cruise.
		Our "tipping not required" policy ensures that the professional and gracious service you receive on board is truly sincere; that we are dedicated to providing the most relaxed cruise vacation, not simply providing service in return for tips.
		Tips for the maître d', headwaiter, assistant stewardess, and night snack personnel are at the guests' discretion.
	www.cruisediva.com /tipping.htm (1698 words)

	Alexander Cockburn: Tipping in America
		Tipping is a paradox: formal yet informal, public yet private, commercial yet intimate, voluntary yet in reality so close to compulsory that most people, across the years, have little difficulty in remembering the times they felt compelled to leave no tip at all.
		A tip must, however fleetingly, be the acknowledgement of a personal relationship, which is why the process can instill such panic in people plunged into a ceremony where much is uncertain and where only a special familiarity will teach one the proper mode.
		Tipping is, after all, about the relationship between served and servant and should play no part in a free society of equals.
	www.counterpunch.org /tipping1.html (1425 words)

	Tipping Etiquette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Tipping is prevalent worldwide, but few commonly accepted practices are as fraught with confusion.
		Folklore has it that tipping began generations ago in England when an employee put a moneybox on a table and wrote the words to insure promptness on it.
		Tipping is a personal act based on the quality of service a person has received, and the practices in the country where that person is travelling.
	www.hobart.k12.in.us /hhsnew/academics/gt/ch10.html (243 words)

	Heinsville -- Home
		Try to tip at belly level, and try to stay under the disc (I mean have your hand under the disc).
		If the tip ends up with the disc coming back down at an angle then it's difficult to follow it up with more consecutive restricted tips without having to get the disc back on a nail delay or to do a "the" tip.
		A "the" tip is the basic non-restricted tip done at stomach level without the tip being done from under a leg or behind the back.
	www.heinsville.com /LearntoJam/davestip.asp (906 words)

	Tips from eHow users on How to Tip a Hairstylist - eHow.com
		Tipping may be disheartening sometime, but it's a nice way of expressing gratitude.
		If your stylist did a bad job and was rude or inattentive, take that tip that you were going to give her and treat yourself to something like a latte or lunch (to make up for your bad experiences).
		Not tipping your stylist is an insult, and if your service was not worthy of leaving a tip, you should consult with the salon's manager to inform them of the problem with your service.
	www.ehow.com /tips_1979_2.html (1458 words)

	Tips on Tipping
		The practice of tipping is meant as a form of thank-you for services rendered, or beforehand as a subtle bribe for special treatment.
		Typically, a $1 tip for hailing a taxi is appropriate.
		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.
	www.infoplease.com /ipa/A0193529.html (777 words)

	Guide to Tipping
		Tips for restaurant servers, for instance, have grown over the years.
		Tipping sommeliers is optional (they usually get a share of the waiters' take), but if you'd like to tip them separately, you can slip them 10 to 20 percent of the cost of wine, in cash.
		As for the concierge, "You might tip $5 for a dinner reservation, $20 for theater tickets," suggests Sara-ann Kasner, president of the National Concierge Association.
	www.oprah.com /omagazine/200212/omag_200212_tipping.jhtml (451 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - International Tipping Etiquette - A640018
		Tipping the guide is at your discretion, but a good guide is worth a good tip.
		Hong Kong taxi drivers do not expect tips (which is a darn good thing as they mostly don't deserve them) unless they are taking you to the airport or the MTR station which connects with the airport, when the cost of carrying luggage mysteriously multiplies.
		Restaurants in the USA usually call for a 15-20% tip, however, if your server is a complete jerk, you aren't expected to give them a dime of your pocket-money.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/alabaster/A640018 (2703 words)

	Tipping Etiquette Guide at FindaLink.net
		Tipping can be done at the end of the trip or at the time of service, just keep is straight so that you are fair.
		Whether to tip 10 or 15 percent would depend in large part on how helpful the server was in choosing the wine and serving it.
		One general rule for tipping at a table is that you tip when you are winning, not losing.
	www.findalink.net /tippingetiquette.php (4348 words)

	DYSKE - A Good Tip for Tipping
		As with many other forms of tipping, tipping at restaurants originally started as a means to subsidize income, but it is now taken for granted, and is calculated as part of a total income of a waiter.
		Unless the service was unarguably horrible, tipping in the US is virtually required by the law, but we can still express our delight or dissatisfaction in the range of 16 to 20 percent.
		If tipping at over-the-counter services becomes a well-established custom, employers will take this into account when calculating what they should pay to their employees.
	www.dyske.com /?view_id=689 (789 words)

	gladwell dot com - the tipping point
		The Tipping Point is an examination of the social epidemics that surround us.
		AIDS tipped in 1982, when it went from a rare disease affecting a few gay men to a worldwide epidemic.
		Beyond that, I think that The Tipping Point is a way of making sense of the world, because I'm not sure that the world always makes as much sense to us as we would hope.
	www.gladwell.com /tippingpoint (1590 words)

	Starbucks Gossip: Tipping debate: How much should you tip for a cup of coffee?
		The Starbucks Cards never hurt tips as much as credit cards do; in fact, I've had many people say they would leave a tip if only there were a way to do it on the charge slip rather than having to carry cash.
		I tip based on service: was it fast, friendly, accurate, and did I actually GET the Tabasco I asked for, could I catch the wait-persons eye, get a frequent walk-by, a smile and how many stations was the wait-person covering.
		I would not have cared had there not been a tip jar, but those customers that chose to put their change in it thought they were tipping us, and even if the money went to a good cause, it was still dishonest.
	starbucksgossip.typepad.com /_/2004/09/tipping_debate_.html (18504 words)

	Expert Advice Tip Sheet -- Tipping Tips -- OnlineOrganizing.com
		tip a bartender or cocktail waitress 15% to 20% of the bill for large groups
		tip a mover $20 to $50 per person, depending on the difficulty of the job
		Ramona Creel is a Professional Organizer and the founder of OnlineOrganizing.com -- offering "a world of organizing solutions!" Visit www.onlineorganizing.com for organizing products, free tips, a speakers bureau, get a referral for a Professional Organizer near you, or get some help starting and running your own organizing business.
	www.onlineorganizing.com /ExpertAdviceToolboxTips.asp?tipsheet=103 (543 words)

	Remember To Tip The Pizza Delivery Driver
		Papa John's online ordering snafu prevents you from tipping with your credit card at the door, even if you write it on the receipt.
		We are a group of former drivers from different stores who feel short changed by the number of customers who did not tip.
		Those who may currently deliver are not trying to solicit tips but are crying out against an injustice that was done to them.
	www.tipthepizzaguy.com (503 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Tipping Works"
		If you've ever worked in the hospitality industry, waiting tables, tending bar, carrying luggage, etc., you've probably depended on tips from your customers to make ends meet.
		Although tipping is a multi-billion dollar industry, it isn't a globally consistent phenomenon.
		In this article, we'll look into the custom of tipping, how it got started, how much we should tip for different services, and examine research that has been done on what makes us tip more (or less) than usual.
	people.howstuffworks.com /tipping.htm (157 words)

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	Tip Tipping (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Shining Through (1992) (stunts) (as Timothy 'Tip' Tipping)
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