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GiF the Great 'Small Fortune Interlude' [Video]
Member of the Bronx based collective Par-City, GiF the Great stepped out on his own this year by releasing his solo debut project Small Fortune. Now he unveils the Michael Garcia directed clip for Small Fortune Interlude, which finds GiF pontificating about his efforts to rise out of his hood but to no avail. Check out the video below.


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In 1875, at the behest of Edward VII, Mme Charbonnel quit her post at Parisian chocolatier Maison Boissier to set up a fine confectionary house in London with Mrs Walker. The result has been 130 years of the finest chocolate in traditional French style. This long-established chocolatier is now the holder of a royal warrant. In spite of the shop's continental origins, the goodies feel very English and traditional, as you would expect from their location on Old Bond Street and reputation. Their gift boxes are among the best-known upmarket gifts in the world. Visit Charbonnel et Walker at 1 Royal Arcade Mayfair, Cabot Place West Canary Wharf, or Liverpool Street Station.
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Londoners - like most folk - love their chocolate, which is lucky because the capital really does feature some of the best chocolates shops in the world. Exquisitely crafted, lovingly made, these lip-smacking boutiques are a cocoa-bean lover's Valhalla. Enjoy.
Charbonnel et Walker
Royal-warrant-holding chocolatier with 130-year history.
1 Royal Arcade, Old Bond Street, Mayfair, London, W1S 4BT
Tube: Green Park Station
Specialising in designs which, "are quite, quite bonkers" and all, incredibly, in chocolate.
30-32 Fouberts Place, Carnaby Street, Soho, London, W1F 7PS
Tube: Oxford Circus Station
Making fantastical creations out of chocolate, Choccywoccydoodah is the place Madonna, Kylie and Boy George go to when they want something spectacular in cocoa. Choccywoccydoodah started out with a shop and bakery in Brighton and opened this branch off London's Carnaby Street in 2012, a beautiful shop where you'll find some crazy chocolate creations - everything from a cat riding a bicycle to a pheasant on a rugby ball. Specialising in designs which, "are quite, quite bonkers", according to boss and chief chocolatier Christine Taylor, Choccywoccydoodah creations have featured in Tim Burton's Charlie And The Chocolate Factory and their clients include Kylie Minogue, Vogue magazine and Boy George who got a pink and yellow multi-tiered creation for his 50th. Two floors above the shop is the secret room where 20 to 30 guests can book in for slices of cake, ice creams and a sweet buffet - two hours of pure chocolate indulgence.
Demarquette Fine Chocolates
An intriguing range of chocolates to match any palate.
285 Fulham Road, Chelsea, Chelsea, London, SW10 9PZ
Tube: South Kensington Station
From Thai lemongrass to coriander and Kaffir lime, dark Champagne truffles to Java cinnamon, Demarquette offers a unique range of chocolates to sort every palate. Leaning heavily towards the Orient for inspiration, each individual treat is hand-made using the finest ingredients combined with traditional artisan techniques. With four awards under their belt (all of them under the 'Best Filled Chocolate' category of the World Chocolate Awards 2006), a dairy-free range and a 'Pure' collection highlighting the best in single-origin products, this north Kensington emporium owned by top chocolatier Marc Demarquette is well worth a visit.
La Maison Du Chocolat
Upmarket chocolate shop with a vast array of tempting delights.
45-46 Piccadilly, Mayfair, London, W1J 0DS
Tube: Piccadilly Circus Station, Green Park Station
Extremely upmarket Piccadilly branch of the world-renowned Parisian chocolatiers, La Maison Du Chocolat. The French speaking staff at the beautifully decorated London store, all marble flooring and wooden counters, are here to guide you through the delicious produce on sale. The shop also has a small coffee shop where you can enjoy one of the famous hot chocolates or cappuccino and one of the elegant fresh pastries made in the shop that day. A busy but friendly place given over to the adoration of chocolate. La Maison Du Chocolat is also available at Harrods and Selfridges.
L'Appetit Fou
Beautifully presented luxury Belgian chocolates, on Chiswick's Turnham Green Terrace.
4 Turnham Green Terrace, London, W4 1QP
Tube: Turnham Green Station
For beautifully presented luxury Belgian chocolates, made to centuries-old family recipes, head to the perfectly chilled L'appetit fou chocolate shop on Turnham Green Terrace - kept to a cool 18 degrees centigrade to prevent the chocolates melting. Owned by Edward Cloet, who grew up in Belgium but now lives in London, L'appetit fou specialises in decadent chocolates sold by the slab, bar and bite, in a shop decorated with overhanging bowler hats and a Magritte pipe. You can choose your own box of pralines from the neatly regimented lines of chocolates - available in unusual flavours like rhubarb, citron and speculoos (almond praline with spiced biscuit pieces). Belgians will be pleased to find their favouite sweet, the cone-shaped Cuberdon candies, which have a long history dating back to the late 19th century. The sweets - known as the "Ghent nose" after the Belgian city where they were invented - have a firm crust on the outside and are gooey and fruity in the middle. Originally available in raspberry, they come now in over 20 flavours. A wonderful addition to the independent shops on Turnham Green Terrace.
L'Artisan du Chocolat
Highly-acclaimed choc shop with freshly prepared, uniquely flavoured treats.
89 Lower Sloane Street, Belgravia, London, SW1W 8DA
Tube: Sloane Square Station
Ever tried lapsang souchong flavoured chocolate? How about Sichuan pepper or red wine and tobacco? If not, you probably haven't yet visited this innovative, highly revered, choc shop. Trained in Belgium (the home of chocolate), ex-pastry chef Gerard Coleman has elevated this simple, small-scale London shop to almost iconic status. While some of the flavours might seem a tad unusual, you just have to trust Coleman's expertise and judgement and dive right in. All of the chocolates are made entirely of natural ingredients (one of which is large quantities of sugar) and have to be consumed within two weeks - no nasty additives or preservatives here. While there's no point singling one particular flavour out for special attention - every one of these hand-made delicacies is a real tongue-tingling delight - most customers become instantly addicted to a favourite combination that demands regular return visits. There are two branches of L'Artistan du Chocolat in London, in Chelsea and Notting Hill as well as a concession in Selfridges and at Borough Market.
Liberty of London
A generous selection of posh chocs in one of London's best department stores.
Regent Street, Soho, London, W1B 5AH
Tube: Oxford Circus Station
As you would imagine from this plush store, Liberty's Chocolate Shop is full of the most exclusive brands, lining the shelves in row after row of almost too-good-to-eat chocolates. But we all know that it's as much about the packaging as it is what's inside and Liberty just screams beautiful things, right down to its chocolates. Pretty round boxes of Charbonnel et Walker truffles sit alongside Prestat's organic chocolates, wrapped in graphic, bold designs, with chocolate stilettos combining to loves in one. Liberty has also joined the Fairtrade revolution by stocking bars of Divine chocolate (in seven flavours) and with Rococo's sugar-free and dairy-free options too they really have got chocolate to suit everybody. So, if you're not sure exactly what you want then Liberty's Chocolate Shop is the perfect place to browse and be inspired by posh chocs.
Mast Brothers
Michael and Rick Mast bring their artisanal chocolates from Brooklyn to the London equivalent, Shoreditch.
19-29 Redchurch Street, Shoreditch, London, E2 7DJ
Tube: Old Street Station
Michael and Rick Mast, the brothers behind Mast Brothers Chocolate, bring their artisanal chocolates from Brooklyn to London's equivalent district, the original hipster hangout, Shoreditch. They started out in the New York district in 2006 making amazing stuff from cocoa beans and cane sugar and later added creative twists like Maine sea salt and serrano chile. Today, their bean-to-bar chocolate is found at well-curated markets worldwide and used in high-end restaurants like Per Se, the three Michelin-starred restaurant in New York. They even have their own book - Mast Brothers Chocolate: A Family Cookbook - but now British fans don't have to bake their own, they can go to the London shop on Redchurch Street for the full factory experience and indulge in intensely flavoured chocolate bars made only from cacao pods and cane sugar chocolate.
Organic truffles, melted chocolate shots and marbled slabs are among the tempting options here.
59 Ledbury Road, Notting Hill, London, W11 2AA
Tube: Notting Hill Gate Station
Regular tastings, an on-site, open-view kitchen, highly skilled master chocolatier Chika Watanabe and some of the best chocs in town make Melt a mouth-watering option when it comes to confectionary. Stand and drool as organic truffles, melted chocolate shots and spiced, crispy orange discs are rustled up on cool white marble slabs in full view of customers. Children's Hour offers youngsters the chance to get sticky making their own unique range of chocolate treats. Sleek packaging, cool surrounds and top-quality service complete the picture.
Montezuma's Chocolate
Willy Wonka would be proud of the unique creations at this store.
51 Brushfield Street, Spitalfields, London, E1 6AA
Tube: Liverpool Street Station, Aldgate East Station, Aldgate East Underground Station
Most folk love to indulge in chocolate but Montezuma's with its range of Willy Wonka chocolate factory-esque goodies is for 100%, unadulterated, slightly obsessed lovers of the stuff. There's a fabulous, funky assortment of organic Chunky bars - try the milk-and-orange Space Hopper, white, chilli and ginger Culture Shock or the dark-and-pistachio Vera, made with award-winning chocolate. Or, go for a Choco:Block, big chunks of chocolate with other ingredients like honeyed banana chips or real coffee thrown in - to really splash out there are Gallon Jars full of assorted chunks. The shop also offer more understated, sleek designs for a touch of class but - whatever you go for - the chocolate will be delicious!
Paul A Young Fine Chocolates
Exquisite chocolates and desserts.
33 Camden Passage, Islington, London, N1 8EA
Tube: Angel Station
Before he was a full-time chocolatier, Paul A Young was patissier for Marco Pierre White. The drama and perfectionism demanded by a Michelin-starred restaurant are both apparent in the exquisite chocolates and desserts produced by his Islington shop. The more impressive are finished at the counter in front of customers, while the smaller sweets and chocolates are jewel-like in their perfection. Young's haute cuisine background - he's a Gold Award-winner at the World Chocolate Awards - means there are plenty of weird and wonderful flavours available, but above all this is a shop that is about freshly made, thoroughly indulgent, luxury chocolates and puddings. Closed Mondays for chocolate workshop day.
Philip Neal
Serious chocolate-lovers head down to Philip Neal's delightful Chiswick boutique.
43 Turnham Green Terrace, London, W4 1RG
Tube: Turnham Green Station
Serious chocolate-lovers avoid the chocolatiers of Mayfair and their exquisitely designed jewel-like sweeties and head down to Philip Neal's delightful Chiswick boutique (formerly known as Theobroma Cacao). This is chocolate for purists, each piece clearly hand-moulded, with the rough edges that show a true artisan at work. They are also so rich in cocoa that it dusts your hands as you eat, hanging in the air to give the small premises a heady, sultry atmosphere. There are plenty of posh options - the wedding collection includes shoes sculpted out of chocolate - if you need a gift to impress somebody, but for sheer chocolate deliciousness you simply can't beat the big baskets of roughly-cut dark and milk chocolate that dominate the shop.
Pierre Herme Paris
The 'Picasso of Pastry' makes delicious macarons and chocolates, sold in Knightsbridge & Covent Garden
13 Lowndes Street, Belgravia, London, SW1X 9EX
Tube: Knightsbridge Station, Hyde Park Corner Station
Celebrated chef patissier Pierre Hermé, known as the 'Picasso of Pastry', sells his delicious macarons and chocolates at Selfridges, and at two stand alone shops in Knightsbridge and on Monmouth Street, Covent Garden. The shops are a must-visit destination for anyone with a sweet tooth and a rather large wallet. As well as Hermé's famous macarons, the shop stocks his unique chocolate collections, including bonbons, truffles, Absolument Chocolat batons, pound cakes and the latest fad, the indulgent one-bite wonders PH Cubes. But it's the macarons which should draw in the crowds to this fittingly slick and contemporarily designed shop. Hermé is praised for his unusual and exotic flavour combinations such as olive oil and vanilla, strawberry and wasabi, milk chocolate with passion fruit, Venezuelan chocolate and apricot, rose and pistachio. A mouthful of colourful decadence, Hermé's macarons are refreshingly different from the celebrated sweet and pastel-coloured treats from Laduree.
Pierre Marcolini
Belgian chocolatier who creates products by roasting his own beans.
40 Brushfield Street, Spitalfields, London, E1 6AG
Tube: Liverpool Street Station, Aldgate East Underground Station
Pierre Marcolini, whose artisan chocolates are available at Verde & Co near Spitalfields market and at Selfridges, is one of the finest chocolatiers in the world. Proud to be "the only chocolatier in Belgium who creates products by roasting his own beans" according to the Daily Telegraph, "he visits his bean suppliers once or twice a year and knows all the farmers by their first names". As a result, his layered truffles and home-made pralines are the finest available in the capital. Marcolini started with "the simplest of ideas: to make smaller chocolates, with new tastes of flowers, spices, fruits, and less sugar", he revealed to the Telegraph, and now many artisan chocolatiers - including Artisan du Chocolat founder Gerard Coleman who worked with Marcolini - have followed in his footsteps. His Easter 2015 collection is playful take on eggs, rabbits, hens and other nesting Easter dolls.
A grand chocolate company that has found a fan in Her Majesty the Queen.
14 Princes Arcade, St James's, London, SW1Y 6DS
Tube: Piccadilly Circus Station, Green Park Station
With Roald Dahl and Her Majesty counted as just a couple of their biggest fans, this brightly-coloured, richly scented, teeny tiny chocolate shop tucked away in a corner of the Princes Arcade belies its significant status and reach. Prestat is one of the world's oldest and grandest chocolate companies. Founded in 1902 by French émigré, Monsieur Antoine Dufour (a former chocolatier to Napoleon III who stole the recipes from the French Court), Prestat's iconic gilt-embossed packaging continues to offer a striking visual reminder of its royal connections both past and present (Prestat are the official Purveyors of Fine Chocolates to the Queen). Famous favourites include vanilla ganache, marzipan, chocolate-dipped apricots and their world famous truffles.
R Chocolate London
Chocolate boxes filled with truffles and caramels, florentines and shortbreads are beautifully packaged in white and red boxes.
198 Ebury Street, London, SW1W 8UN
Tube: Sloane Square Station
Chocolate boxes filled with truffles and caramels, florentines and shortbreads are beautifully packaged in white and red boxes at R Chocolates London, the posh chocolate shop on Belgravia's Ebury Street. Founded by self-confessed chocoholic Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, producer Jessica de Rothschild and Ben Elliot (co-founder of Quintessentially), chocolate is sourced from award-winning chocolate makers, Original Beans. This is chocolate couverture at its finest. They even do a chocolate sparkling wine, made from Chardonnay grapes and extracts of cacao and hazelnuts. Here you can also enjoy a luxurious Afternoon Tea in The Belgravia Tea Room and stop by the Dessert Bar for a chocolate making masterclass - learn how to make truffles, personalised caramels or patisseries.
Advocates of organic, fairly-traded cocoa and pure blend of chocolate.
321 King's Road, Chelsea, London, SW3 5EP
Tube: South Kensington Station
This gorgeous shop is a mecca for chocolate lovers. It is the brainchild of designer Chantal Coady, who opened the store in 1983, and is dedicated to producing the finest and funkiest chocolate in the capital. Chocolate becomes an art form at Rococo. Famed for its unique blend of organic chocolate, made using cocoa beans from the Caribbean, they add extra cocoa butter to ensure that distinctive melt in the mouth feel. There are three branches of Rococo in London, all in chi-chi shopping areas - Chelsea, Belgravia and Marylebone.
Italian chocolate shop SAID was founded in Rome in 1923 and made its way to London 90 years later.
41 Broadwick Street, Soho, London, W1F 9QL
Tube: Oxford Circus Station, Piccadilly Circus Station
A beacon for Italians in London, Italian chocolate shop SAID was founded in Rome in 1923 and made its way to London 90 years later opening its first London boutique, located in the heart of Soho, in 2013. It's a gorgeous little spot where the walls are covered in silver chocolate molds of all shapes and sizes - stars, shells, rabbits, fish and Easter eggs - and a fire is lit on cold, wintery days. The counter displays large glass jars filled with white, milk and dark chocolate on one side with and a range of hand made truffles on the other. The hot chocolates are certainly worth making a detour for. Kept warm in large glass containers on the back counter, stirred and heated continuously, the traditional Italian dark hot chocolate is rich and dense like a chocolate pudding. But there's chocolate in every form and shape here and the hand crafted chocolates and truffles make for a very indulgent treat while the romantic dim lighting and the roaring fire provide a warm, Italian welcome.
Selfridges Food Hall
The Chocolate Library features 400 chocolate bars, arranged A to Z, and comes with a 'Chocarian' to guide you.
400 Oxford Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1A 1AB
Tube: Bond Street Station, Marble Arch Station
The chocolate department within the famous Selfridges Food Hall, larder of London's Selfridges department store, is home to a 'Chocolate Library' featuring over 400 alphabetically arranged chocolate bars - listed by the name of maker, from Adoré to Zaabar. Newly opened in 2014 in Selfridges' refurbished and expanded Confectionary Hall, the library comes complete with a Chocarian to guide you through the beautifully laid out assorted bars. Brands include bean to bar makers Willies Cacao who not only produce quality chocolate but who also own the plantation, and single origin, limited edition chocolate by Criollo. There's no end of interesting flavours to try - almond and orange peel, lemongrass, green grape and, for the really adventurous, black olive and peppercorn.
Hiding behind the electric blue glass front is a small but perfectly formed chocolate counter.
15 Broadwick Street, Soho, London, W1F 0DL
Tube: Piccadilly Circus Station, Tottenham Court Road Station, Oxford Circus Station
Not exactly a choclate shop, Yauatcha is the Michelin-starred tearoom and dim sum restaurant originally set up by Alan Yau. It doesn't shout about it but hiding behind the electric blue glass front is a small chocolate counter where you can find the most amazing chocolates which come beautifully packaged parcels. At the end of the long patisserie counter at the front is a range of chocolates made in-house with Valrhona chocolate. Available by weight or in pretty boxes, these are some of the cheapest fresh chocolates made with high quality to chocolate you'll find anywhere in London. Chocolate comes in delicious flavours like salted caramel with whole hazelnut and praline and cherry making this one of the few Michelin starred restaurants where you can take away.
Charbonnel et Walker
Demarquette Fine Chocolates
La Maison Du Chocolat
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L'Artisan du Chocolat
Liberty of London
Mast Brothers
Montezuma's Chocolate
Paul A Young Fine Chocolates
Philip Neal
Pierre Herme Paris
Pierre Marcolini
R Chocolate London
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Hotel Stabia
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Stabia Castellammare Di Stabia
We weren't meant to stay here but I we are very glad we had the opportunity to stay in this nice hotel. The staff were really helpful and we had a lovely room. We especially loved the roof terrace which had amazing views looking back on Naples and Mt Vesuvius. We watched the sunset up here which was a romantic spot.
We also like the fact the hotel was just across the road from the sea which was a massive bonus for us. We enjoyed our day getting a sun tan and having a good swim in the sea.
I recommend this hotel and would stay here again
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I love style manuals. Ever since I was assigned Strunk and White's The Elements of Style – the revised edition of 1959; Strunk died in 1946 – for an introductory psychology course from which I graduated summa cum laude, the writing guide has been among my favourite literary genres and one that I am pleased to say I have now mastered myself. Though that is something you must judge that for yourself. Or yourselves. I am extremely relaxed about both usages.
Let me start by quoting from two of the very finest writers to show you what I mean by style. The first is Richard Dawkins.
"I quickly became one of the most remarkable zoologists of my generation, and it was a surprise to find my work on chickens pecking at eggshells and crickets reacting to light sources didn't receive greater international acclaim."
Doesn't this sentence make you desperate to read on? My favourite sentence of his, though, is to be found on the back cover of this book. "Steven Pinker is a superb thinker and writer."
My second example of exceptional writing is from the philosopher and novelist Rebecca Newberger Goldstein. "A person whom one loves is a world. But Steven is more than that. He is a universe."
Rebecca is my wife, by the way. So here, perhaps, we find the first, golden rule of stylish writing: become a friend of mine.
I have got a little ahead of myself here, so let me step back, retreat a little, perhaps even return to basics, if you like, and state that the primary – indeed the first – and most abiding precept for all writing is clarity, to be clear, understood and intelligible and to avoid any repetition, metapsycholinguistic jargon, sesquipedalian loquacity and repetition that are all too often more a sign of the insecurity and lack of security in those unsure of their subject knowledge and their ability to get their message across and lack the boldness and audacity to end sentences with prepositions with.
What is wrong with the sentence, "Do not put the cart before the horse"? At first glance, it makes perfect sense and is completely intelligible.
Read more carefully and you will notice that I have actually been guilty of the very thing I have been exhorting you not to do: I have indeed put the cart before the horse and created a confusing and troubling logical inconsistency.
A good writer would have broken down this sentence into its constituent parts of subject, verb and object and reconstructed it accordingly as, "The horse goes before the cart."
The essence of good writing, to go back on myself once again, to retrace my steps a little further, is to work out exactly what it is you want to say – and then find the best way of saying it.
I once had the challenge of explaining an unruly literature on the neurobiology and genetics of language, which embraces a vast range of hugely complex topics beyond the comprehension of ordinary people.
It dawned nascently on me that the clearest trajectory through the morass was to zoom in from a bird's eye view to the microscopic. This I subsequently did to great effect. Note how well also this paragraph has achieved its intended effect of making me look brilliant.
Rather less successful in this, I am sorry to say, was John Keegan in his overpraised 1993 book A History of Warfare. I was lost at the opening sentence of the introduction, "War is not the continuation of policy by other means."
This is barely coherent and a five-year-old should have been ashamed to write it. Note in particular Keegan's maladroit use of negation. Note also the beauty of my own sentence, especially the words maladroit and negation, which in certain contexts might be thought pompous and trying too hard to be clever but here are salient and exactly to the point.
I know I said I didn't want this book to become yet another guide to correct usage, but as I believe that other books are not sufficiently nuanced on the vibrancy and changing nature of language by insisting on the correct etiquettes for singulars and plurals, predicative nominatives and possessive antecedents, I thought a section on the actual correct etiquettes for singulars and plurals, predicative nominatives and possessive antecedents would be appropriate. Here it is.
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Monday, July 28, 2014
Harvard Museum of Natural History
Every person who should have a place that hits their reset button. Clear all.
I yearly get out of the rut of my vocabulary, my pet "ideas," my "secret plans and clever tricks" as Roald Dahl calls them, with a pilgrimage to Harvard's Museum of Natural History. It's as good for me a reset button as a wild remote waterfall or the City of Vienna might be for someone else.
I am thankful that a day of seeing 19th-century whale skeletons, a taxidermied yak, and a spiral of specimens of butterflies pinned on velvet, and glass models of sea creatures made by the father and son team the Blaschkas does it for me. They're so beautiful. The tiny hydroids look like sundrops. I want to wear everything.
I sit in front of the dolphin-like monster Chronosaurus which had 10-inch teeth and I feel small, in a good way. In a really good and important and resetting way.
I am a link in this confabulist story: Life. And so is the Predatory Sea Slug. It brings my incessant search for narrative meaning down a peg. The way looking at the stars does, if I could see them.
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The president generally throws out the first World Series pitch, too, but the Fraud's masters saw how well that worked out and won't have Hussein embarrass us THAT way again.


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This is where the Mercedes Benz and Hummer drivers of the East Bay thrift. Not far from the 680 freeway, off Stone Valley Road is this little thrift in a commercial center sporting a Long's Drugs that really packs a punch. You'll benefit from the annual room makeovers of the wealthy by finding designer furniture, such as leather couches for $75, armoires for $125 and an entire set of fine china for under $50. A nice assortment of designer wear for men and women, including the occasional Sean John shirt. Great place for barware for a song, as well as lamps, books and kid's clothes. Donations are from the surrounding areas of Alamo and Danville, so you're sure to find a gem here and there and a high thread count on these sheets!Hospice Thrift Shoppe 3162 Danville Blvd. (Stone Valley Plaza) Alamo, CA 94507 (925) 820-6525
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Are you caring for a disabled child or elderly parent? If so, you are truly a wonderful person and I admire you for it. You are truly special. It can be overwhelming at times, but what you are doing is plain admirable.
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I worked as a PSW for many years worked at many hospitals, private care, nursing homes, agencies and with the MOD for 7 years. I really loved my job but it really does make you realize how lucky we are not to have to depend on the simplest things in life that we all take for granted like just being able to brush our own teeth, or bath ourselves and even just being able to put our own coat on and walk outside. It was a very challenging, stressful at times and very hard work. But I would not change those years and experience for anything. Now that I am in my 50's I just found that it was so hard on my health, mind and body. But you are right it is not a job for everyone but someone has to do it. You just have to have heart. compassion and empathy. Because none of know where we might be someday. Great Post !
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This morning I awoke in the middle of a recurring dream: my husband is awaking me as he leaves for work letting my know he got up with the girls, fed them, dressed them, and they're watching a show if I want to sleep some more.
It doesn't take an interpreter to figure out the meaning behind this dream. These days I constantly find myself tired and a few steps behind. I've always been a work to live kind of person but what do you do when your job never ends. Because that's the rub of working on the internet: it's always open and there's always something else you could be doing. And on top of that it's something I enjoy. So I don't mind spending those extra minutes.
Until I wake up tired the next morning. And realize that I haven't posted on my personal blog all week because I've been busy working on everything else. And that I never sent the girls' book order in. And I haven't been to the gym in a month.
So what I need is some kind of guidance on how to make this whole thing work. I'm at a point where I need to go all in but am not sure who to make that work with everything else going on. I asked for some advice on Facebook this week but most of the answers I got didn't take into account my other full time job, servant to the terror twins.


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NEW YORK — Regrets. These Montreal Canadiens should have a few.
The fourth game of the Eastern Conference final was right there for the taking on Sunday night, but they simply couldn't find the one extra goal needed to even things up with the New York Rangers. Eight power-play chances. A crossbar late in regulation. Two opportunities to clear the puck from the defensive zone before Marty St. Louis scored the overtime winner.
Where do you want to start?
Poor Alex Galchenyuk was despondent in the visiting dressing room at Madison Square Garden while recounting the shot he fired past Henrik Lundqvist and off the crossbar. The score was 2-2 and there were only three minutes to play and Galchenyuk initially thought the puck went in. However, a closer look at the replay revealed that it struck iron and spun away to safety.
The 20-year-old was oh-so close to another game-winner after scoring in overtime on Thursday night.
"I'm disappointed," said Galchenyuk. "I could have ended the game right there and it would have been 2-2 heading back to Montreal. Unfortunately we lost, but I can't over-think that play. I have to try to make a difference next game."
The next one, which goes Tuesday night at the Bell Centre, will see the Canadiens take the ice with no margin for error. They are trailing 3-1 in a strange series that has actually been closer than that margin suggests. P.K. Subban took to Twitter on Sunday night and told his 394,000 followers that Game 5 will be the "biggest game of our lives."
This one was pretty important, too, and it was the small details that doomed Montreal. Michel Therrien kept his composure during a post-game press conference, but disappointment was all over his face. Not only did Andrei Markov and David Desharnais each fail to clear the puck during a scrambly overtime shift, but St. Louis was left wide open to move in and beat Dustin Tokarski immediately afterwards to freeze the clock at 6:02.
"Well, we got a few chances to get out of it and move the puck harder in our own end, and it cost us the game," said Therrien.
For St. Louis, the winner was all about persistence. He had seen Tokarski rob him with huge glove saves on three occasions in this series but tried his luck there one more time. It was the kind of shot the veteran winger practices every day and he was spot on with the execution for his first overtime goal in the playoffs since Game 6 of the 2004 Stanley Cup Final.
"You've got to trust what you see," said St. Louis.
Tokarski went down a little early on the winner, but he played well enough to give his team the chance to win. This wasn't on him. Despite the disappointment of another loss, the man from tiny Watson, Sask., seemed as unflappable as ever.
"I don't think frustrated is the right word," said Tokarski. "We had some chances, we hit a post late and we had a power play. It's a game of inches, we just came up a bit short."
Perhaps the biggest disappointment of all was the special teams game. The Rangers were dangerously undisciplined on this night -- and credit coach Alain Vigneault for saying "It was us, they were penalties, you can't do that" -- but all the Canadiens could manage was eight shots during eight power-play chances. That isn't nearly enough.
It had to be frustrating to come out even during all of that 5-on-4 time. Carl Hagelin's short-handed breakaway goal basically nullified the one P.K. Subban scored in the second period.
Montreal also failed to score during an early advantage in overtime when Benoit Pouliot took a holding the stick penalty about 190 feet from his own net. Those missed opportunities are the ones that haunt you when the other team ends up scoring the final goal of the night. Talk about a swing in momentum.
"Your stomach turns a little bit when you take a penalty in overtime any time," said Rangers defenceman Marc Staal. "It gives them that advantage, and it's a big advantage in overtime. We had a great kill. We needed it."
It will have to be back to the drawing board for the Habs power play. Therrien made an adjustment for Game 4 that saw Markov park himself in front of the net and the early returns weren't very good. Perhaps it's time to give Lars Eller or Galchenyuk more of a chance to play with the man advantage?
This is the kind of second-guessing you open yourself up to when your season is on the line.
Montreal played well enough to win and must quickly forget this loss. The Habs aren't really an inferior team to the Rangers, but it's hard to imagine them beating Lundqvist in three straight games now. They had Game 4 on their stick, but...
"That's playoffs," said Subban. "That's playoff hockey. All it takes is one bounce, it's one inch, you know? That's the difference in a game. I've been down 3-1 in a series before and the tide can turn real quick."
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Relaxed at long last...Mature
As they take off, everyone screams, that is of course, everyone minus Gerda. She sits back in her seat, letting the seat cusions melt around her head. She closes her eyes, letting the sounds of everyone else drone out.
She slowly opens her eyes and glances outside of the small porthole. Clouds float underneigh them, the sun sets in the distance. She smiles slightly to herself, the sight of the sun dieing over the sea, calms her down.
She hears Iris chit-chatting to Kita. Cadell looks sick, whilst everone else looks seriously freaked out. Gerda slips her hand around her own neck (just in case you were thinking otherwise) and pulls her long hair away from it. She lick her lips and looks back out of the window.
She screams, jumping from her chair ending up in the middle of the plane, cowering behind her knees.
Iris is on her feet, leaning over her sister. "You OK, Gee? You look a little freaked out."
"I-I...." She breathes out. This can't be happening.
"Gee," she hold Gerda's hands in her own. "Seriously, what's going on?"
Gerda takes a deep breath. "Okay..." Another breath. "I...I... I see... I saw a... the... Oh God." She takes her hands back and burries her head in them.
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She barks out a scarcastic laugh. "You wouldn't believe me."
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Iris nods slightly, she passes me a couple of my knives. I stand up and slide them into the holsters in my boots. I pull on my fingerless gloves, pull my burgandy hair up into a ponytail.
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A friend in London uses an Otto Link "9", with a very soft reed, and says I would love that setup, and could definitely play it because of the reed strength even though it is 9.
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Home "Suite" Hollywood is a new fully renovated furnished suite for rent in the posh Hollywood Hills. The apartment is full of glitz and glamour with a touch of old Hollywood with a modern flair.
Unit Features
? Refrigerator
? 32" Flat panel television
? Cable channels
? Reserved Outdoor Parking
? Cordless telephone (Local calls)
? High Speed Wireless Internet
? IPod docking station
? Radio/Alarm clock
? California King size bed with 600 thread count sheets
? Dining area with four person seating
? Kitchen plates and utensils for a party of four
? Pots and pans
? Tea and coffee maker
? Free bottled water
? Turkish bathrobes
? Hair dryer
? Iron and Ironing board
? 100% non smoking
? Smoke detectors
Suite rate is as follows:
$175/night + tax
Rates are for single or double occupancy (maximum two adults).
Payment by VISA, MasterCard and Discover are accepted.