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Super Model Sandhya Shetty looking super hot in Bikini

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It's almost Valentine's Day, and if you're lucky enough to have a wife, girlfriend, or fiance, you're probably making your way (or at least you should be) down to the nearest drug store to find that special gift that looks like it took way more time and effort than it actually did (important note: take off the price tag!). For the most part, though, Valentine's Day tends to be a holiday that celebrates women more than men. Sure, you'll probably get a gift out of it, but it's more about making your special girl happy. At Chickipedia, we're focused on the celebration of beautiful women every single day, so we thought we'd take a moment, in honor of Valentine's Day, to give all the men out there a special gift, in the form of Chickipedia's Favorite Victoria's Secret Angels:

Heidi Klum

Sauerkraut? Schnitzel? Oktoberfest? Heidi beats them all, winning as Germany’s choicest export. Her übermodel career is prolific, but she’s not a household name around the globe purely for her mile-long legs and perfectly symmetrical face. In December 2004, she became the host, judge, and executive producer of Project Runway, and later received the first Peabody Award ever given to a reality show. Combine that with her tailor-made commercials for Guitar Hero World Tour and Volkswagen, notable movie roles in The Life and Death of Peter Sellers and Ella Enchanted, and actually convincing science to literally name a rose after her, and its obvious Heidi is not just a world-class babe. She’s a world-class babe-trepeneur.

Estella Warren

Estella makes you want to forgive Canada for being Canadian. This Ontario import has been on pinup calendars and 100 Sexiest lists for years, and for good reason; when a lucky photographer captures one of the sultriest faces on the planet, replete with her famous come-hither eyes and no-nonsense lips, the world notices. She has since expanded her repertoire from modeling to include conspicuous (she’s all you can look at) roles in Planet of the Apes and The Cooler, and was featured in Law & Order and That 70’s Show. Fact: seventeen-year-old Estella turned down a shot at participating in the 1996 Summer Olympics as a synchronized swimmer, a sport she’s championed since age twelve. Thankfully, she picked something involving fewer clothes.

Gisele Bündchen

Giselle has done so much you might forget she’s a model for a minute – and then your eyes will never forgive the mistake you’ve made. As a philanthropist, she created a new forest in Brazil. As a designer, she crafted necklaces for Harper’s Bazaar. As an actress, she was featured in The Devil Wears Prada. And, of course, as a universally attractive woman, she’s worked ad campaigns for Christian Dior, Mervyn’s, Dolce & Gabbana Versace, Givenchy, Bvlgari, Ralph Lauren, Louis Vuitton and Victoria's Secret. All of this has net her nearly $150 million dollars, making her the richest model in history. Oh, and her legs are made entirely of your boyhood dreams.

Helena Christensen

You remember the music video. There’s a gentle beach in black and white, a surf rock guitar slides into tune, and then blah, blah, blah, Chris Isaak’s douchey silhouette. But, then….four glorious, god-given minutes of Helena and her wicked games. One of Victoria’s Secret’s prized, “Angels,” this seductress’ perfect complexion is equally matched by her business savvy. In addition to her drool-inducing modeling career, she co-founded Nylon magazine, and she’s a retail business owner in Manhattan. If you’re feeling stalky, you can check out her clothes at her mother’s Yo-Yo Second Hand Shop in Copenhagen.

Rebecca Romijn

As a model, Rebecca is known best for her literally painted-on swim suits in the Victoria Secret’s in your mom’s bathroom from the past two decades. Then, she gets cooler: a featured guest on the tragically short-lived Space Ghost Coast to Coast, and host on the thankfully short-lived MTV's House of Style. Diversifying into movies, she shifted shapes (though we never had a problem with the one she had) as the malicious, indigo-skinned, nipple-prosthetic-wearing mutant Mystique in the X-Men movie trilogy. She used those acquired skills to play a male-to-female transsexual regular on ABC’s Ugly Betty, which made us feel a little weird for still being attracted to her, but ultimately we decided not to mind it.

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#10 Mira Sorvino (Mighty Aphrodite) - Not only was Mira a prostitute, but she was also a part-time porn star named "Judy Cum." Wait a second, aren't all porn stars part-time prostitutes?

#9 Elizabeth Shue (Leaving Las Vegas) - If I do finally decide to drink myself to death, I hope I do it with someone like Elizabeth Shue.

#8 Pamela Anderson (Snapdragon) - And to think that when Snapdragon first came out, most people thought that was the most nudity of Pam that we'd ever see.

#7 Patricia Arquette (True Romance) - I was watching an episode of Medium recently (it wasn't intentional) and it saddens me to report that Patricia has an extreme case "man hands." Fortunately, she has two large breasts two distract us from this horrifying truth.

#6 Rebecca DeMornay (Risky Business) - One day we'll live in a world where prostitutes are as hot as Rebecca. And one day we'll live in a world where it's legal to smoke weed with prostitutes as hot as Rebecca too.

#5 Kim Basinger (L.A. Confidential) - The most brilliant aspect of L.A. Confidential was that there was a prostitution service with hookers who were surgically altered to look like Hollywood celebrities. Why someone hasn't made this dream into a reality is beyond me.

#4 Charlize Theron (Monster) - Charlize, would you please do us all a favor and do another prostitution movie without being fat and having shaved eyebrows. Thank you, that is all.

#3 Jennifer Connelly (Requiem For A Dream) - One thing is for sure, Jennifer Connelly's breasts will be in the Smithsonian one day.

#2 Monica Bellucci (Malena) - Ever since The Matrix Reloaded, I haven't been able to get Monica's breasts out of my mind. The rest of the movie is a total blur, but that was some damn good cleavage.

#1 Olga Kurylenko (Hitman) - I lost absolutely all respect for Hitman and the movie when he turned down drunken sex with Olga. On a positive note, the movie did makw me want to exclusively date women with dragon tattoos on their face for the rest of my life.

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The West beat the East by a score of 146-119, but that was beside the point. The story going in was the fact that Shaq, Kobe, and Phil Jackson were reunited together for the first time since O'Neal's ugly divorce from the Lakers after the 2004 season. And honestly, the only time the game was remotely exciting was when Shaq was on the floor, which seemed like it wasn't very long at all.

For the first half of the game, there was really no flow and the referees were a little too whistle-happy to let anything get started. Shaq opened the game's introductions by performing with the dance group Jabbawockeez, mask and all, and for a while it looked like that was going to be the highlight of the entire evening. Teams were in the penalty with 5:09 remaining in the half -- It was that bad.

While Kobe came out firing from the opening tip, and took 13 shots to get 13 points by halftime, Shaq impacted the game in spurts. Kobe played 30 minutes and led everyone with 27 points, but Shaq's 17 on 8-of-9 shooting in limited action were by far more exciting to watch.

"We wanted to be aggressive," Bryant said. "We lost last year and we wanted to make sure we came out here and played the game hard, and come out with a win."

It seems that in these games, the MVP is up for grabs to anyone that wants to play a little harder than everyone else. That was Kobe in this one, but it didn't quite work out that way, at least 100 percent. That's because Shaq showcased his ball-handling skills, which culminated with a give and go between him and Chris Paul that ended up being the game's signature highlight.

After the trophy was handed out (Kobe is letting Shaq take the award home) and the two sat side-by-side at the post-game press conference, naturally the question came up of whether or not the two wished that they could still be playing together.

"No," Kobe said, to a room full of laughter. "No," O'Neal immediately followed, without missing a beat as the laughs continued.

"It felt like old times," O'Neal said. "I miss those times. He was really looking for me, especially when we went to a pick-and-roll and they had [Rashard Lewis] on me."

Kobe, however, immediately put a damper on the idea of the night becoming overly sentimental.

"We're not going to go back to the room and watch Steel Magnolias or something like that," Bryant said. "You know what I'm saying? Crying and all that stuff. We had a good time. That's all," he said with a smile.

Players splitting the MVP trophy is by no means common at All-Star games, but neither is a situation where two of the game's biggest stars -- who engaged in a very public feud for at least a couple of years -- are reunited after winning three championships together. But for at least one night, everything was just fine between Kobe and Shaq.

And since the two are no longer actual teammates, the authenticity of their friendship is something that needn't be questioned.

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Billu Barber is a story of a simple ordinary man who led an extra ordinary life. Bilas Rao Pardesi (Irrfan Khan) was living in his village with his wife Bindiya (Lara Dutta) and two great kids. Life was bitter sweet... we can say more sweet than bitter.
One day a superstar Sahir Khan (Shah Rukh Khan) came into their lives and everything changed. Life changed, people changed, friends changed, the village changed but one man did not... Billu Barber.

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The lone good thing to happen in February drops today: the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. We’ve been fans of the SI Swimsuit edition for many, many years, which got us thinking about who the hottest SI swimsuit models of all time might be. After lots of research we had one of our greatest lists of all time (challenged probably only by The 50 Hottest Victoria’s Secret Models of All Time). We hope you enjoy!

50. Melissa Haro

Melissa Haro appeared in both the 2008 and 2009 swimsuit issues. She’s been modeling since the age of 13, and made it to the final three in the first season of Project Runway.
Click here for more pictures of Melissa Haro!

49. Jessica Gomes

Gomes has an interesting heritage. She’s Australian but of Singaporean, Chinese, and Portuguese heritage. She’s making her second appearance this year in the swimsuit issue.
Click here for more pictures of Jessica Gomes!

48. Irina Sheik

Sheik is a Russian model (full name: Irina Shaykhlislamova). She appeared in the 2007 and 2008 swimsuit editions, and she’s also a worldwide face for Guess Jeans.
Click here for more pictures of Irina Sheik!

47. Cheryl Tiegs

Cheryl Tiegs is a three time SI Swimsuit cover model (’70, ‘75, and ‘83), and she’s best known for her long running association with the SI swimsuit edition.
Click here for more pictures of Cheryl Tiegs!

46. Oluchi Onweagba

Onweagba hails from Nigeria. She got her big break in the MNet Face of Africa modeling competition, which she won.
Click here for more pictures of Oluchi Onweagba!

45. Raica Oliveira

Raica is a Brazilian model who was discovered by the same modeling scout that discovered Gisele. That guy has a hell of a job.
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44. Aline Nakashima

Another Brazilian, but with a diverse background. Her father is Japanese and her mother is Brazilian, but of Portugese descent.
Click here for more pictures of Aline Nakashima!

43. Fernanda Motta

Motta is like the Brazilian Tyra Banks, hosting their version of Next Top Model.

Click here for more pictures of Fernanda Motta!

42. Carla Campbell

Campbell is from Jamaica, and earned the honor in 2006 of being the first ever model from the Caribbean to appear in the swimsuit edition.
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41. Daniella Sarahyba

Sarahyba has been gracing magazine covers since she was 3 days old - when she appeared on the cover of Brazilian parenting magazine Pais & Filhos with her model mother.
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40. Frankie Rayder

Frankie Rayder was born “Heidi”, but she seems to have some interesting ideas about names. Her daughter is named “Sunny Bebop”.
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39. Alicia Hall

Hall was the winner of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Search, a short lived NBC reality show that aired in 2005.
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38. Bridget Hall

Bridget is one of IMG’s biggest stars, and appeared in the SI swimsuit edition from 2002-2006.
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37. Angela Lindvall

Lindvall is hot, but she also sounds like a great person. She’s very interested in the environment and sustainability and is the founder and president of the Collage Foundation, an organization promoting sustainability and environmentally conscious choices among young people.
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36. Yamila Diaz-Rahi

Diaz-Rahi is an Argentinian model of Lebanese and Spanish descent. She was on the 2002 SI swimsuit edition cover.
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35. May Andersen

Anderson is the face of Danish tourism for their “Who doesn’t like a Dane?” campaign. This is despite recently being arrested for flipping out on an airplane. But that’s ok with us, she might have fallen on some hard times of late, but back in the day Anderson was hot enough to easily make our list.
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34. Juliana Martins

Martins has been dubbed the “Brazilian Cindy Crawford” since she was 13 years old.
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33. Noemie Lenoir

Lenoir is a French model and actress, appearing in such movies as Rush Hour 3 and After the Sunset.
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32. Selita Ebanks

Selita Ebanks grew up in the Cayman Islands. She’s not just hot either, she was intelligent enough to get accepted to Columbia University, but never attended as her modeling career took off before she enrolled.
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31. Julie Henderson

Julie Henderson was discovered in Houston, Texas at the age of 13. She’s appeared in the past two SI swimsuit editions.
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30. Kylie Bax

Kylie is a Kiwi, having grown up on a horse farm in New Zealand.
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29. Isabeli Fontana

Yet another Brazilian, Fontana moved from Brazil to Milan, Italy to become a model when she was only 13 years old. She generated some controversy when she posed for a Victoria’s Secret campaign when she was only 16 years old, seemingly reversing a policy Victoria’s Secret had of only signing models who were 21 and older.
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28. Cindy Crawford

Crawford is one of the original supermodels, and one of the famous models of all time.
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27. Valeria Mazza

An Argentine model, Mazza’s big break was appearing on the 1996 SI swimsuit edition cover with Tyra Banks.
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26. Rachel Hunter

Another New Zealander, Hunter began modeling at the age of 17, and got her break appearing in SI in 1989. She later appeared on the “Dream Team” multi-model 1994 SI swimsuit edition cover.
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25. Stephanie Seymour

Seymour is a published author, writing the book >em>Stephanie Seymour’s Beauty Secrets for Dummies in 1998. A real page turner I hear.
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24. Daniela Pestova

Pestova is a three time cover model for the SI swimsuit issue, gracing the cover in 1995, 2000 and 2006.
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23. Kathy Ireland

Ireland appeared in the SI swimsuit issue an astounding twelve times before her final appearance in 1996. For a lot of years in the 80’s Ireland was basically synonymous with the SI swimsuit issue.
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22. Paulina Porizkova

Porizkova had a crazy childhood, with her parents fleeing the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia and leaving her with her grandmother, thinking they could get her later. Czech authorities wouldn’t allow this however, causing a huge uproar that finally allowed Porizkova to be reunited with her family a crazy seven years later. She then became a model at the age of fifteen, and appeared on SI’s swimsuit issue cover in 1984 and ‘85.
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21. Elle Macpherson

Macpherson has made the cover of the SI swimsuit issue on six different occasions, five times in the 80’s and 90’s, and once in the 2000’s.
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20. Chandra North

North was a big model back in the early 90’s, appearing in quite a few SI swimsuit issues.
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19. Petra Nemcova

Nemcova is a Czech model who discovered at the age of 16 during a national talent search. She has appeared on the cover of the swimsuit edition once, in 2003, but has also appeared in the 2001, 2004, 2005 and 2006 editions.
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18. Jessica Van Der Steen

Jessica Van Der Steen is currently a Victoria’s Secret model, but she appeared in the SI swimsuit edition in 2004 and 2005.
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17. Beyonce Knowles

Beyonce has the distinction of being the first non-model, non-athlete to pose for the cover of the SI swimsuit issue, being featured on the cover of the 2007 edition.
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16. Elsa Benitez

A Mexican model, Benitez appeared on the cover of the 2001 SI swimsuit issue.
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15. Brooklyn Decker

Decker hails from Kettering, Ohio, and is engaged to tennis player Andy Roddick.
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14. Ana Beatriz Barros

Barros has appeared seven times in the swimsuit issue, making appearances in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008.
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13. Molly Sims

Sims appeared in the Sports Illustrated “Swimsuit Issue” in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004 and 2006. In the 2006 issue she wore a bikini fashioned from over $30 million worth of diamonds.
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12. Michelle Behennah

Behenna was born in Singapore, but raised in England. She won a modeling contest held by a shampoo company when she was 14 years old.
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11. Anna Kournikova

One of the hottest female athletes of all time, it’s really a tragedy that Kournikova isn’t still in the spotlight a lot today. The internet misses her.
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10. Veronika Varekova

Varekova has made eight appearances in SI’s swimsuit issue including a cover in 2004
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9. Rebecca Romijn

Romijn has made the leap from model to actress as well as anyone, as evidenced by her role as Mystique in the X-men franchise, as well as her work on Ugly Betty.
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8. Niki Taylor

One of the original Supermodels, Taylor was on the cover of the 1998 SI swimsuit issue..
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7. Naomi Campbell

Another original Supermodel, Campbell has kind of lost her mind in recent years, but that’s ok. We still love her.
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6. Kim Alexis

Alexis was a huge model in the 80’s, and later became a health nut, running marathons and hosting health shows on Lifetime and the Health Network.
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5. Christie Brinkley

Billy Joel’s ex-wife. Oh, also appeared on three SI swimsuit issue covers in the late 70’s and early 80’s, and was also the face of Covergirl for a really long time.
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4. Marisa Miller

Discovered at the age of 16 in a San Francisco cafe by two Italian modeling agents, Miller has appeared in every issue of the SI swimsuit edition since 2002.
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3. Bar Rafaeli

The 2009 cover girl, and easily one of the hottest women in the world.
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2. Heidi Klum

Host of Project Runway and easily one of the most famous models in the world, Klum always stood out when appearing in SI’s annual.
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1. Tyra Banks

Tyra Banks has transitioned from modeling to building a massive empire and positioning herself as the heir apparent to Oprah Winfrey. She was the first African-American to grace the cover of the SI swimsuit issue, and that cover might just be the most iconic in the history of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. That’s good enough for us when it comes to our top spot, although the number one slot certainly could have gone to any number of the women that made up this list!
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Stacy Kiebler is insanely hot in these sexy pictures.

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1. Above All, Keep It Personal

Although Twitterers like CNN breaking news have been very successful, generally, corporate Twitter accounts are a mistake. Twitter is about person-to-person communication and not a broadcast tool for faceless corporations. To use it in that way is to miss the potential of Twitter.

CNN Breaking News Twitter Page
Does that mean you cannot have a Twitter account for your organization? Not at all. For example, if John Boardley created a Twitter account, you may not recognize the name. However, if he used the name ILoveTypography, you would be more likely to follow because you know the I Love Typography website.
It is not the name that matters so much as the tone of the posts. Tweets should be more than an endless string of press releases and links. They should include personal content and a dialogue with followers.
This is important because it enables you to make a connection with your followers. An open and honest relationship with followers is very powerful. It builds trust, loyalty and engagement. It encourages repeat traffic and word-of-mouth recommendation.

2. Learn From Others

I have learned a lot about Twitter just by reading the tweets of those I admire. Merlin Mann, for example, injects a lot of humor into his posts, and his followers really respond to that. Darren Rowse, on the other hand, strikes a good balance between recommending content others have written and promoting his own posts.

TweetStats.com allows you to build up a picture of how successful twitterers use the service.
In addition to examining the styles of others, you could also examine statistics. Use a tool like TweetStats to examine how often others tweet and how often they reply to their followers. All of this helps to build a picture of what makes a successful tweeter.
There is also a growing number of great websites that give advice on how to get the most out of Twitter. One of my personal favorites is TwiTip, which covers such subjects as “The Merit of Twitter Competitions” and “How to Get Unfollowed on Twitter.”

3. Get A Good Desktop Client

Without a shadow of doubt, the most powerful Twitter client currently available is TweetDeck. This AIR application not only runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, but also provides a range of superb tools for managing your life on Twitter.

TweetDeck is the most powerful desktop Twitter tool available
With TweetDeck, you can create groups, filter tweets, monitor certain subjects as well as post tweets, replies and retweets. In fact, it is so powerful that it can be somewhat intimidating at first. Don’t let that put you off. Check out this short tutorial on TweetDeck’s core features, and you’ll be up and running in no time.

4. Use Twitter On The Road

If your Twitter account is going to be personal as well as professional, then you will almost certainly want to use it on the road. One option is simply to use Twitter’s mobile website. However, if you are fortunate enough to have an iPhone, then there is a wealth of Twitter clients available to you.

I have paid for and tried almost every Twitter client on the iPhone, but the winner hands down is Tweetie. I love Tweetie. It has a clean, easy-to-use interface and yet is packed with powerful features, including the ability to:

handle multiple Twitter accounts,
navigate reply chains,
view Twitter trends and perform custom searches,
access complete user profiles.

In many ways, it is even better than TweetDeck because it has much of TweetDeck’s power but in a much cleaner interface. If only they made a desktop application!

5. Tracking The Results

TweetStats is just the tip of the statistical iceberg. There is an ever-growing number of tools you can use to track your activity on Twitter. However, the ones that really interest me are those that track click-throughs. What I really want to know is, if I post a link on Twitter, how many people click through?

If the link points to one of my own websites, I could use Google Analytics’ URL tagging tool. However, this is somewhat fiddly and only works if I am linking to my own website. What’s more, these URLs can get long, which is a problem when you’re limited to 140 characters.
Fortunately, there is a tool called TwitterBurner, which solves these problems. It shortens URLs and tracks all click-throughs, even to websites you do not run yourself. Best of all, it is now supported directly in TweetDeck (although not in Tweetie, unfortunately).

6. Follow And Be Followed

Always remember that Twitter is a two-way conversation. A big part of successful tweeting is replying to those who tweet you. Twitter is not just about who follows you, either. It is also about who you follow. One service I find particularly useful is Mr Tweet. Mr Tweet provides two type of information:

first, it suggests people you might want to consider following, because they fall within your broader network (i.e. people who are followed by your friends),
secondly, it suggests those from your list of followers who you should follow back.

For each of these people, it provides various statistics, including:

the number of followers they have,
the chances of them replying to you,
how often they update.

This is a great way to extend your network of contacts and increase the chances that your tweets will be retweeted. It’s also a great way to meet new people!

7. Integrate Whenever Possible

If you intend to use Twitter for anything other than personal use, it needs to be incorporated in the rest of your Web strategy. That means it needs to link to your other online activity, including your website and other social networks. There is no shortage of tools to help you do this, from the basic Twitter widget to a tool for sending your tweets to Facebook.

One tool that caught my attention is called TwitterFeed. It posts content from an RSS feed to Twitter, which is a convenient way to update your followers on new posts. However, use any tool that automatically posts to Twitter with caution. It can easily become annoying if used too much. Also, it lacks the friendliness of a personal post.

8. Don’t Over-Think It

Of course, the problem with all these tools, statistics and analysis is that they can suck the spontaneity and personality from your tweets. While some of those late-night drunken tweets are best left behind, you want to avoid making your tweets too sterile.
Let me explain. I am naturally a fairly good public speaker. However, once I attended a public speaking workshop. The instructors taught me about all of the techniques that make for an exceptional speaker. However, instead of improving my skills, they made me so amazingly self-conscious that I was paralyzed. I started over-analyzing what I was doing.

Twitter message from Boagworld: mmm... caburys cream egg and redbull. Nice post lunch snack

The danger is the same with Twitter. Sure, Twitter can be used as a marketing tool, but that doesn’t mean it cannot be fun too. Don’t let articles like this suck the joy out of tweeting!

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Freida Pinto Serene Beauty Complex Photo Shoot Freida Pinto couldn't be more perfect. Complex, blessed with a serene beauty, and capable of emitting both fire and ice with equal aplomb, she radiates exactly the kind of inner strength and sure presence that are called for by a role. Freida Pinto has featured the Complex magazine January 2009 issue.

Freida Pinto Serene Beauty Complex Photo Shoot

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Jessica Alba is the cover girl of Elle magazine March 2009 issue. Read the interview highlights at below:

On losing the baby weight: “I did it for the Campari job. [The workouts] were horrible. I cried. And I haven’t worked out since.
I wore a girdle. Eight weeks after my girlfriend had her baby, you could see her six-pack. She told me to put an elastic band around my waist—any kind of band or girdle works. She was like, “I slept in it.” I didn’t recover as fast as she did. I don’t have a sixpack—that’s just not my body at all.

I’m not completely back to where I was. It’s not the same, but it’s not that serious. I’d rather spend an evening with my baby and give her a bath and read her stories and watch her roll around than go work out in a gym.

Jessica Alba March Forward Elle Magazine Shots

On away from her baby daughter Honor Marie: This is the first time I’ve been away from her. It’s been six days. It sucks; it’s the worst thing ever. But we Skype, so I can see her on video. The worst is when you can see her little chubby hands grab the screen, and I’m not there. [She pauses, her eyes welling up, then laughs as she wipes the tears away.] That’s a new thing—I never cried before. Just being a mother is making me a big, weepy mess.

Jessica Alba March Forward Elle Magazine Shots