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Rear Admiral John Jerome Gaffney,
US Navy
1891 - 1947
Rear Admiral Gaffney, born in Charleston, South Carolina, on 5 March 1891, was educated at the College of Charleston and St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York. While in college he played Varsity Baseball for four years, was manager of the Football Team, was president of his class and of the student body. He was commissioned Assistant Paymaster in the United States Navy with rank of Ensign, 20 September 1912; had reached the rank of Lieutenant early in 1917; was promoted to temporary Lieutenant Commander during World War I, and was commissioned in that rank in 1921; and subsequently advanced through the grades to Pay Director, with the rank of Rear Admiral, on 15 September 1942.
Following a period of instruction in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department, Washington DC during October and November 1912, Rear Admiral Gaffney was assigned duty as Pay Officer of USS Salem. Detached in August 1913, he proceeded to Asiatic Station for duty from October 1913 to March 1916, serving first in the USS Pompey, operating with the First Torpedo Flotilla, commanded by Admiral (then Lieutenant) Raymond A. Spruance, USN, and later as Supply Officer of the cruiser Cincinnati. Detached on 13 March 1916, he returned to the United States and upon completion of temporary duty in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, reported to the Navy Yard, Charleston, South Carolina on 24 April 1916.
Rear Admiral Gaffney served as Officer in Charge of the Experimental Clothing Factory, Navy Yard, Charleston, SC with additional duty as accounting officer, from April 1916 through the major part of the World War. He received a special Letter of Commendation from the Secretary of the Navy for service in that assignment. On 22 September 1918, shortly before the signing of the Armistice on 11 November 1918, he reported for duty in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts as Officer-in-Charge of Overseas Transportation and later Personnel Officer of the Supply Corps and served until 27 December 1918.
Sailing on the USS Henderson, he reported 29 January 1919 for duty as Aide on Staff and Financial Advisor to the Governor of the Virgin Islands, and had additional duty from 10 December 1921 as Government Secretary, Virgin Islands. Relieved of duty in the Virgin Islands on 16 July 1923, he returned to Hampton Roads, thence to New York Navy Yard to serve as Senior Assistant Supply Officer until 1 July 1925, at which time he was transferred to Headquarters Sixth Naval District, Charleston, South Carolina for duty as Accounting Officer.
From May 1926 until November 1928, Rear Admiral Gaffney had consecutive service in USS Dobbin first as Supply Officer, later as Accounting Officer, and in the USS California as Accounting Officer. Another tour of duty at the Navy Yard, Charleston, South Carolina, preceded service as Supply Officer of the aircraft carrier Saratoga from May 1932, until February 1934, after which he served successively as Senior Assistant Supply Officer in the Navy Yard, Boston, Massachusetts, until 15 June 1936, and as Officer in Charge, Field Services Division, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department, until 24 May 1939.
He became Supply Officer on the Staff of Fleet Admiral (then Vice Admiral) W. F. Halsey, Jr., USN, Commander Aircraft, Battle Force, USS Yorktown, Flagship, on 24 June 1939 and handled supplies for the growing fleet of aircraft carriers until 10 July 1941, when he became Supply Officer of the Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, with additional duty as District Supply Officer, Fourteenth Naval District. On 7 July 1943, he attained the rank of Rear Admiral, and in that rank served as District Supply Officer, Fourteenth Naval District, with additional duty as Supply Officer in Command, Naval Supply Depot, Pearl Harbor and Supply Officer, Navy Yard, P.H. He was assigned further additional duty on 22 September 1943 in connection with inspection of Supply Corps Activities, Pacific Area, Pearl Harbor, T.H. In these assignments, Rear Admiral Gaffney supervised the funneling of supplies from the vast storage areas in the Fourteenth Naval District to the ships of the Navy in the Pacific, and to outlying bases and all naval shore establishments sustaining the fleet. Under his supervision the supply activities of the Fourteenth Naval District increased a thousand fold. His ability to plan the problems of logistics far ahead of actual need played a major part in the successes of our Pacific Fleet throughout the war period, and for his successful handling of the logistic demands of modern warfare, he was awarded the Legion of Merit, with the following citation:
Legion of Merit: "For exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service as District Supply Officer, Fourteenth Naval District from 10 July 1941 to 1 August 1945 and as Supply Officer, Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor; Coordinator of Naval Procurement; and Inspector of Supply Facilities, Pacific Ocean Areas at intervening times during this period. Rear Admiral Gaffney organized and supervised facilities throughout the district so as to insure effective use and distribution of supplies in support of the Fleet, and acted in an advisory capacity to the Commandant on matters pertaining to logistics. His sound judgment, tireless energy, and devotion to duty were material in contributing factors toward the successful prosecution of the war against the Japanese Empire. His conduct throughout was in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.
On 20 August 1945, Rear Admiral Gaffney became Supply Officer in Command, Naval Supply Depot, Oakland, California, and in May 1947 he was assigned additional duty as District Supply Officer, 12th Naval District, San Francisco, California. He died on 21 November 1947 at the Naval Hospital, Oakland, California.
In addition to the Legion of Merit, Rear Admiral Gaffney has the Victory Medal, the American Defense Service Medal, Fleet Clasp, the Asiatic-Pacific Area Campaign Medal, and the World War Two Victory Medal.
His wife, the former Miss Walmeta Walsh of Charleston, South Carolina, and four children, a son and three daughters, survived him.
Source: Adapted from the biographical sketch for Rear Admiral John Jerome Gaffney, Navy Biography, Navy Office of Information, Internal Relations Division, (OI-430), 1 December 1947; now part of the Modern Biography Files, Navy Department Library, Naval History & Heritage Command.

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PAY FOR NEW GRADUATE RN's FOR ST. LOUIS AREA - page 4
Hey just thought I would throw some pay info out there for new grads for st. Louis area. I interviewed this month with SSM St. Joseph Health Center, SSM St. Mary's and I have 2 more interviews this week with St. Lukes and... Read More
- 0Feb 11, '11 by MedicLifelineRNSt Anthony offered $18.50
- 0Sep 29, '11 by newexcitednurseDoes anyone know the current starting salary at St. Lukes? Shift Differentials? They have such good reviews and compliments. I really want to work there. I have an offer at Barnes and the starting salary is 20.25 and I think 2.00 for nights.
- 0Nov 19, '11 by Foreverstlwow, I am CNA right now & in an LPN program. The nursing home I work at starts LPNs at 20.50 & i am returning for my BSN soon after this program & have been wondering how much the starting pay would be at some of the local hospitals. I know there are not many hospitals that hire LPNs anymore but hoping that there are still a few, because I would love to get the experience working in the hospitals. At this point I want to work L&D or NICU as my first choice or just work on a pediatric floor.
Does anybody know of any hospitals that still hire LPNs and what the starting pay would be. Although I could make more at the nursing home, I will take the pay cut to get the hospital experience.
Also I have heard of LPNs occupying tech positions but not sure about that. any info would be greatly appreciatedLast edit by Foreverstl on Nov 19, '11
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dundas_queen Life is so short! Making the best of it
I want to survive. I want to see what's on the other end of the tunnel.
It all basically comes down to this.
When the reality gets too ugly, all I can do is wait and hope it'll pass.
One day I'd like to forget the way my life is right now. Just a big complicated repetitive disaster with no end in sight :(


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Thoughts On The Burqa
I'm sad to see that France is banning the burqa. I don't want to wear a burqa, but who am I to say how other women should or should not dress? I'm sure some of the things that I wear could be offensive or misunderstood in another country and culture.
I lived in Afghanistan for a while, and I'm grateful to say that it taught me how to look beyond what someone wears. I actually met many empowered women who just happened to wear burqas on the streets. I know some women are forced to wear the burqa and other things that they don't want to wear. That's too bad.
If you want to listen to the rest of my rant, please check out my podcast episode that I just posted:
Hello Liz, It's so important
Hello Liz,
It's so important that we learn to look beyond what we or soemone else wears. I remember a girl still in school in a European country commenting on my pic. This is 21st century. It was guided by my dress. Even though my head was bare and I wasn't wearing a burqa ( I was wearing a kammez shalwar, you must be familiar with it) she chose not to look further. I had finished my post graduation and was working at that time. I think the girl could not have guessed that much. At first I was enraged but then it turned into a sort of amusement as I realised how vain people can be, how ignorant and superflous.


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Couldn't find an official site for these, just being sold online at places like here and here
Country of origin: China?
Composition: Silicone
Sizes: "1" (small), "2" (large)
Dimensions: Size 1 = 40mm diameter, 85mm long including stem. Size 2 = 45mm diameter, 85mm long
Measuring Lines:
Cost (RRP):
Been around since:
Other Details: Comes in Pink, Purple, White and clear. The AliExpress site selling them, has information in the listing referencing the product being called "LadyCup" and with the url http://www.ladycup.cn (which doesn't exist). The AliExpress listing also has "Rockbrook Industrial CO" watermarked all over it, but their website (http://rockbrook.en.ec21.com) doesn't mention the cups.
LadyCup Colours
LadyCup often bring out new colours for their cups, with pretty matching bags. Here is their current selection:
Country of origin: Spain
Composition: Silicone
Sizes: "S" (small), "M" (large)
"S" = 47mm long without stem, 70mm including stem. 41mm diameter. 25ml total capacity, 20ml to airholes
"M" = 52mm long without stem, 70mm including stem. 46mm diameter. 35 total capacity, 29 to airholes
Stem: Hollow tube
Measuring Lines:
Cost (RRP): € 25.00
Been around since: 2013
Other Details: Site says it is available in 6 colors: clear, pink, purple, red, blue and green. However the shopping cart doesn't appear to give the option to choose colour.
Cup Lee Coloured Cups
Cup Lee has some great looking coloured cups – including PURPLE :D
Review – Sckoon Cup
A long awaited review :)
Way back near the end of 2011, I was sent an e-mail, asking if I would be willing to try their prototype cup to give them my thoughts – but I was sworn to secrecy, so wasn't allowed to give out any of the details of the cup or the company making it. It turned out to be Sckoon who were making it. A company I'd known for a while, because they make organic cotton pads. Over the next year and a bit, I had a few discussions with them over the design and colours, as they were very keen to try and make the best cup possible. I think it is really great that they took so much time and effort to speak with cup users like myself (other cup reviewers I know also got the prototypes to sample).
Starting out I love the shape! Slightly different to the other cups on the market, and I think it is a lovely shape. I found the stem design originally was a bit too slippery, with the bumps not really adding enough grip. So we discussed that issue and they ended up changing the stem to the smaller one with raised grip lines, and they increased the grip on the base of the cup by raising and thickening the lines and adding an additional line in. You can see the changes in the pic below.
Here's a photo of the 4 samples I have from them, where you can see the changes made from the first prototype:
- The first (left) shows the first prototype they sent me – a small cup, in a sample (opaque) silicone. The stem on that had small bumps in it.
- The clear one is the second prototype, in a large size. The stem design is slightly different to the original prototype and the pattern on the base is raised and has the brand name in it.
- The Orange one, I can't remember now if it was another prototype or if it was a finished design (I can't remember if I got it before or after the clear one – probably before?). The silicone on that one is semi-translucent. Not as transparent as the finished product turquoise one, but not completely opaque like the first green one. It is slightly smaller than the prototype one. You can see that the grip lines on the base of the cup have a slightly whiteish look – it seems like the silicone there is slightly bubbled or something, which it isn't on the final design large cup. The lines might be a fraction thinner too.
- The last one (right) is the final design in large. The only difference I can see with the final design (coloured) cups and the clear prototype is that the tip of the stem of the prototype is flat, whereas the tip of the final version stem is rounded (also the silicone may be slightly softer in the large final version than it is in the clear).
So, my thoughts.
I found the small size fit well, I had no leaks, it was easy to insert and remove. The large size I found also very comfortable to insert and remove (the lack of the protruding ridge a lot of the cups have, means it feels more comfortable [to me] to insert and remove the cups). I did however have the slight issue that I have had with the other soft large cups – in that they don't fully open on their own, and I need to press my finger against the vaginal wall to push it out a little, to give the cup room to open out. I put this down the the fact that while I am 35, I had a caesarian delivery, so perhaps my muscle tone is good? :) as it only ever happens with the large cups. I don't consider it a big problem though, I'd prefer that to a cup that is harder silicone.
I tried both the small and large sizes with my period and I didn't have any leaking with either of them, even wearing them all day. Though I don't know how much of a measure that is, as I've never had leaking with a cup except when I've let a cup overfill on really heavy flow days (where it's filled above the rim), and when I tried the Diva cup sample – but that had a hole punched in it, presumably affecting the seal.
I find the stem to be very comfortable – I can't feel it at all. So it's better feeling than a tube stem (other than the Ladycup stem, all the other tube stems I can feel poking into me), and slightly more comfortable than a tab stem (I can feel the tab stems slightly, but I don't find them uncomfortable). However I find that it stretches when you pull on it, so its effectiveness is less than a tube or tab stem in that regard as those have enough rigidity to be able to pull the cup down with the stem, whereas these stems stretch rather than allowing the cup to be pulled down – I found this more pronounced in the large cup size than the small (because as I said, the large one seems to fit more snugly than the small).
This is a similar problem to the JuJu which has a similar thin solid stem. The JuJu stem likewise I find stretches and is slippery making it very difficult to use the stem to pull the cup down, so the Sckoon cup has a lot more grip on the stem, but it is still stretchy. However, the Femmecup also has a thin stem a bit like these cups, but theirs is about half the length and more rigid so it doesn't stretch and can easily pull the cup down.
However, where this cup differs from the Femmecup and JuJu is the base of this cup, which has a good amount of grip. So while I may not be able to use the stem to pull the cup down, I've found that I can grip the bottom of the cup and pull it down easily that way. Femmecup has some grip on the base of the cup but not as much as Sckoon. JuJu has a butterfly design on the base of their cup, but it's barely raised at all so I don't really consider it adds any grip at all
– Now I know that some cup manufacturers usually say that the stem is not for pulling the cup out with (though realistically, that's what you do, and they know that – otherwise there wouldn't be a need for a stem ;)) – but I find because my fingers are short, it's easier for me if I pull the cup down a bit lower, where I can more easily reach up to break the seal, and I do tend to pull the cups out by the stems. Where cups have a stretchy stem like this, or no stem, I find it slightly more difficult to use because I can't pull the cup down as easily as I can with a tab or tube stem. But I find most of the tube stems really uncomfortable, so that is why I prefer the tab stems.
The airholes are nice and large, so cleaning I have found is easy. Likewise with no lettering or markings on the inside out outside rim, means it's very easy to clean this cup.
I love that they have brought them out in colours – A lot of cup companies are doing coloured cups now which is great – cups don't have to then be a medicinal thing and can have a sense of individuality and style :) It's a shame they didn't bring out purple *cry*, especially since my poll results that I did for them showed that as being the most popular colour…. but the colours they have brought out are very nice and bright, and appear to have a good level of colour (not too pale).
The silicone feels less soft in the small size than the large (as is usually the case). The small one feels about as squishy as a large Lunette. The large slightly softer. Softer than a Mooncup UK, but not as soft as a Fleurcup. I think it is a good level of softness… You don't want them too soft or they can have trouble opening, and too hard can be hard to keep folded.
There are some small marks in the silicone of the last 3 samples I received. Which don't show in the photographs, and are obviously just cosmetic blemishes in the finish of the silicone. The silicone still feels smooth, so it seems to be in the silicone. Almost like flat (non-raised) waterdrops. It's hard to describe what they look like….. but interestingly the cups have a line near the base where the silicone changes from a sort of frosted look to a slightly shinier (but still frosted) look, and it is in that shinier section where the blemishes are. The inside of the cups are not frosted at all, and are not marked with these blemishes. So I assume it is part of the frosting process causing the blemishes. I have had blemishes in MeLuna cups as well – neither of which are bad as having specks of dirt or something in the MPower cup I got :/
All in all – I'm impressed. I'm impressed with the effort the company went to while designing it, and I love that they took some of my suggestions on board. I love the fact Sckoon is already a company interested in sustainability and has added this product onto their already successful line of cloth pads (and baby products) – I also discovered recently they do padded underwear, so you can buy undies with a built in pad with leak resistant layer for cup backup, which is a great idea.
So the only negatives I can see are the stems (which I am picky about, moreso than other cup users, as I do like my cups to have tab stems), and the slight blemishes in the silicone – which don't bother me personally. So if you don't think the stem issue would be a problem (if you like to cut stems off for example), then I would definitely recommend this cup.
Lunette Coloured cups available in Australia
Well it seems us Aussies have even more choice now, with the coloured Lunette cups being available in early march for sale in Australia!
Also, they have been able to do a price reduction, dropping the retail price from around $57-$60 to around $49-$55.
Update — the "Cynthia" is now more purple (it was previously a very dusty reddish-pink), and the green "Diana" is no longer produced :( with a yellow cup "Lucia" instead.
Coloured Cups – are they safe?
Mooncup (UK) recently blogged about why their cup will never be coloured.
"Call us boring(!), but we're not willing to compromise our ethical status for a non-essential additive with a dubious health and ethical history."
Which sparked some discussion on the topic here: http://menstrual-cups.livejournal.com/2742047.html, given that part of their reasoning included the use of non-vegan things as food colours (despite the fact cups aren't consumed and some of their examples aren't actually used as food colours anyway)
JuJu has the following in their FAQ:
"Does JuJu come in any other colour?
At this point in time, JuJu is only available in a clear/semi-opaque colour. Until such time as we are able to gain an accurate understanding of the effects of the addition of dyes on our bodies, we have chosen to manufacture JuJu without any colour additives."
But it is an interesting topic.. I have e-mailed the cup companies (Iriscup, CupLee, Ladycup Lunette, MeLuna, Miacup, and Shecup) to ask them about the colours and see what they have to say on the matter, and I'll update this post when I've heard back from any :) In the meantime, feel free to discuss!
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I've heard back from a couple of the cup companies.
They of course said the colours are safe :) but sent me several pdf files of their test results, which shows the testing of both the colours (first file) and the general cup material. Interestingly, I believe it's saying that the plastic the cups are made from was tested on animals (presumably as part of checking the plastic is safe for use with people), as is referenced in the last file. I'd never thought about that being a component of testing, and I wonder if the other cups have been likewise tested.
Meluna_Masterbatches_Safety sheet – Info on the colours – they are food safe (though that doesn't mean they are "food colours" like you'd use to make a cake blue)
THERMOLAST_M_englisch – Information on the plastic material the cups are made from (from the manufacturer I presume)
TM4MED_ISO10993-5 -Seems to be a certificate of a testing where the material was left in contact with the equivalent of human tissue and checked to see if it was reactive (it shows no reaction, whereas latex showed reactions).
TM4MED_USP661 – Information on a few tests that were run (I admit, I don't really understand most of it heh)
TM4MED_USPVI – Test result certificate
Said they would get back to me in a few days
Said they will issue a public statement on it, and that they would contact me again in a few days – which they did, saying they have forwarded my e-mail to their head office. They say they realise it's an important issue, so they are gathering information from their experts and will get back to me.
Secret Cup company (who are bringing out the new cup)
Said that as far as they know, the colours they are polling people on (see this post) plus clear and grey are the only colours that are already tested and approved by FDA… and that other colours (like purples and whatnot) would need to go through the process of testing and approval.
Plum LadyCup
Arrived today! it's very pretty!
The pouch has a glittery finish to it as well, which is quite cute
So it's a slightly more pinkish purple to the colour of their Lilac. I have 2 of the Lilac cups. I think the darker one is the usual one (I got it when they first brought it out), and the lighter one was one of the batch of cups that was defective (they split). I assume the lilac they still produce now is the darker shade. Anyway – this plum is the one on the left.
I don't know which I like better actually…
Normally I prefer a blue-purple to a pinky-purple, but they are both incredible cool and deep colours, I love them both!
And compared to other purple cups
(the lighting is terrible, – it's inside, at night – so take that into consideration)
Miacup, Lunette Cynthia, Plum Ladycup, Lilac Ladycup#1, Lilac #2, Fleurcup
(the fleurcup looks un-coloured compared to the others!)
Purple Cups
Now that I have a purple Fleurcup to photograph, for all the purple lovers out there – here are your options:
Now, different monitor settings will show different colours, so what you see on screen might not be the same as it is in real life, but it can help with comparisons…
Miacup is the most "pink" of all the purple cups (and is opaque)
Lady Cup is the most "Purple" of the cups
MeLuna is a sort of colour blend of Miacup and LadyCup
Fleurcup is a very pale "lavender" type colour
The LadyCup is by far my favourite colour of all the cups. I love the good deep strong colour of it. The Fleurcup is the most pale of all the coloured cups I have – so much so that sometimes you can only tell it has a colour by comparing it to a clear cup or something white (but it is a very pretty shade)
Country of origin: Spain
Composition: Medical Grade Silicone
Sizes: 2 sizes, "S" and "L"
Dimensions: Size "S" = Inside length 45mm, Outside length (including stem) 65mm, Inside diameter 30mm, Outside diameter 40mm. Size "L" = Inside length 50mm, Outside length (including stem) 65mm, Inside diameter 36mm, Outside diameter 45mm
Capacity: Size "S" = 15ml, Size "L" = 20ml
Stem: Hollow tube
Measuring Lines: Unknown
Cost (RRP): 27.00 €
Guarantee: None?
Been around since: Unknown (early 2010?)
Other Details: They call the silicone "Platinum Silicone". I'm not sure if that is a translation thing or if that is a particular type of silicone. The cups come in both a translucent white and a pink.
Country of origin: India?
Composition: Medical Grade Silicone
Sizes: 1
Dimensions: 44mm diameter, 54mm without stem, 59.5mm with stem
Capacity: 16mls to airholes, 28mls to rim
Stem: Small ball ("knob")
Measuring Lines: yes
Cost (RRP): INR 695
Guarantee: None?
Been around since: Unknown (early 2010?)
Other Details: Only pink cups available
More Cup Photos
People asked me to take some comparison photos of the MeLuna, and since I also got the Yuuki cup since taking photos, I figured I'd go on a bit of a photo spree.
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Cup pictures from MeLuna
I e-mailed MeLuna and asked if they had any pictures of the coloured cups. They replied back straight away, and sent me several pictures! Including pictures of the cups next to tampons, which is a great visual reference for people who have never seen a cup in real life. They are also sending me samples, so I will be able to include the MeLuna in some photos with other cups! So here they are.
This shows the stem types available
(Ring, Classic stem, ball and no stem)
Country of origin: France
Composition: Medical Grade Silicone
Sizes: Small & Large
Dimensions: Small = 41mm diameter, 47mm long without stem (23mm stem length) Large = 46mm diameter, 52mm long without stem 18mm stem length)
Capacity: Small = 20mls to holes 25ml to the rim. Large = 29ml to holes and 35ml to rim
Stem: Flat tab
Measuring Lines: No
Cost (RRP): € 26.99 [Currency Converter]
Guarantee: None
Been around since: Unknown (early 2009?)
Other Details: Comes in clear, pink, purple, orange and black. The website has great animated images of the folds
Country of origin: Germany
Composition: FDA approved TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) Which is apparently a (BPA-free) plastic that is used to make medical equipment such as catheters, as well as other products such as baby bottle teats and some vibrators. It may also be the same material as Insteads disposable cups are made from.
Sizes: S (small) and L (large) (With an XL coming out shortly)
Dimensions: S = 40mm diameter, 46mm long with ball end, or 55mm long with stem (40mm body and 15mm stem) L = 45mm diameter, 51mm long with ball end, or 62.5mm long with stem (45.5 body and 17mm stem)
Capacity: S = 11mls to holes 16ml to the rim. L = 17ml to holes and 22ml to rim
Stem: Flat tab, ball, ring or no stem
Measuring Lines: No
Cost (RRP): € 12.00 [Currency Converter]
Guarantee: Unknown
Been around since: Early June 2009
Other Details: Colours available: red, pink, blue, green and purple. With the website mentioning glittered and gold and silver options as special editions, and a poll offering options of various colours, including black. First cup manufacturer to offer the additional ball/ring or no stem options
Coloured Cups
I thought I'd do a post about coloured cups, as I know some women are really enticed by colours. There are some great coloured cups on the market – which shows the cup manufacturers are thinking about their customers needs for visual appeal too.
Cup Lee - Offers pink, green, blue and yellow
Fleurcup – Offers pink, purple, orange and black
IrisCup – Offers a translucent pink
LadyCup – Offers translucent Pink, Blue, Purple, Orange, Yellow and Green. And limited editions "lotos" (pinky/orange), Turquoise, "Green Meadow" (grassy green)
Lunette - Offers translucent blue "Selene" and green "Diana" versions
MeLuna - offers red, orange, black, blue, green and purple. With the website mentioning glittered and gold and silver options as special editions.
Miacup – Offers an opaque (non-see through) purply-pink as their standard colour cup.
Shecup- Offers a translucent pink cup
Lady Cup – My Thoughts
The sample they sent is a proper cup – no hole punched in! So that was very nice of them. First impressions were "ohh wow – it's bendy!" It was a softer feeling silicone to the other cups, so a lot more flexible. However, I later found out that the cup they sent me as a sample was made with a thinner silicone than the cups they normally sell. So I got another sample, the smaller size this time, and the silicone on that is as the ones they sell. Which is still softer/ more flexible (squishier) than the other cups. I was surprised at the 2 rows of holes, and the fact the holes are quite large. Its also the plainest cup, with no writing or markings inside or out – except the small bumps on the bottom to help grip (where some of the other cups have lines/ridges). Because there are no ridges on the outside of the cup, it is much more comfortable for insertion. Not that any of the cups are "uncomfortable", but it's a noticeable difference.
It does look a little more "budget" than the other cups – as several people have commented on (I don't think it looks "cheap" but if you were to line them all up and ask someone which was the cheapest, I'm sure they would pick lady Cup) – with the lack of writing and the lack of the ridge near the rim… In my opinion the writing on the cups is pointless though…you generally know what cup it is without it having to tell you – most people only have one (and even me with my lot of samples can tell them apart without having to read any of them) and without writing it's easier to clean… and the lack of ridge makes the cup more comfortable to insert. So I think the plainness is actually a bonus, and I'd prefer a plain cup over some of the others.
Testing it out - Folding it and inserting it was easier than the other cups. The thinner sample cup was incredibly easy to keep folded due to its softer silicone, but the tradeoff for that was it didn't pop open easily once inside. The softness of the silicone in that thinner sample cup meant it didn't want to pop out violently like the others. I was able to get it to open, but it took a bit of poking and about 5 "stirs" (putting my finger to the rim and moving around, pushing the vaginal wall out to let the cup open) to get it to open properly. When I e-mailed the Lady Cup people to give them my thoughts on it, that is when they told me that the sample I received was the thinner silicone, so I asked for another sample, which they generously did. Which I had no problems getting to pop open. The silicone on the proper cup is less flexible than the thinner sample, so has the same "pop" that the other cups do, but it is still soft and easily folded.
Cleaning was easy – the easiest of all the cups. The blood stayed in the holes on removal – like it does in all the cups, but washed away when I rinsed the cup. I didn't need to actually clean them at all. So it's the easiest cleaning cup I've tried yet. The stem is more comfortable than the other tube stems because of the softness of the silicone, I'd probably be able to leave it untrimmed without too much complaint. Its not as frosted as the other cups, so it looks clearer.
Gear - My first one (the thinner sample) was sent in a small box surrounded with shredded paper in a packaging box… so it was very well packed. It came with an apricot coloured cotton pouch, a sachet of lubricant and 2 milton steralising tablets. The second one (the proper cup) was in the apricot bag, inside a plastic bag (as you would expect for display) in a mailing bag. The coloured cup samples were again all proper saleable products (I believe), packaged in individual boxes with the colours marked on the sides, packed into a mailing box with padding.
Personal observations – A lovely company to deal with. They actually e-mailed me to tell me of their product when they started out, so I asked for a sample which they provided. I also suggested some changes to the way things were said on their website due to some translation problems, so I've had a few e-mails back and forth with them. The correspondence I've had with them was quite positive. And, not only did they send me a sample in the first place (without a hole punched in it too), which is very much appreciated, but they also sent me a sample of their proper cups, so that I would have one of the proper products to be able to compare, and they have sent me each of their coloured cups as well! All e-mails have been very friendly and personalised to me (not your standard automatic responses), so I've been extremely impressed by this company.
My love of purple is fairly well known…. and while I have always been a huge fan of the Lunette because of it's design, I have to say the new purple LadyCup has really become a favourite. Infact all the colours are great. I'm not normally a fan of orange, but the orange LadyCup is really nice too (sort of reminds me of tropical mangos or something), and the colourful bags are a nice touch, with the cup name on a tag on the side of the bags, and the ribbons matching the cup colours. They seem to put a lot of effort into little touches like that.
There has been a few problems with some of the coloured cups. It would seem that some batches are prone to splitting. The company is replacing split cups, and have sold off remaining cups from those batches as "trial" cups, only guaranteeing them to last one use (although some women get more than that). As a way to let women try cups inexpensively. I bought 2 of these "Trial" cups, and found the silicone to be lighter in colour, and also stiffer than that of the non-faulty ones I have.
I do not know if the new colour for these cups is the more transparent/lighter versions, and all cups will be this new colour or if this lighter coloured cup is only from the defective batches, and only the defective ones are this light.
"Trial" Lilac cup, "proper" Lilac cup, "Trial" Blue cup, "proper" Blue cup (small size)
Lunette and Selene
Country of origin: Finland
Lifespan: Claims will last up to 10 years
Composition: Medical Grade Silicone
Sizes: 1 & 2 (1= under 20, not had sexual intercourse. 2 = over 20/had sexual intercourse)
Dimensions: Size 1 = 4.1cm wide, 4.7cm Long, with 2.5cm stem. Size 2 = 4.6cm wide, 5.2cm long and 2cm stem
Capacity: Official capacity – Size 1 = 25mls, Size 2 = 30mls. My Test – Size 2 = 26ml to airholes, 34mls to level with rim
Stem: Flat (solid) tab
Measuring Lines: Yes (on outside) marks (though it doesn't show what they are) 7mls and 15mls
Cost (RRP): $39.99 USD [Currency Converter]
Guarantee: None (prefer to try and worth through problems than just refund)
Been around since: "Autumn" 2005
Limited edition blue version called the "Selene" brought out in late 2008
LadyCup (including Coloured versions)
Country of origin: Czech Republic
Lifespan: Claims will last up to 15 years
Composition:Medical Grade Silicone
Sizes:S & L (S = Women under 25/not given birth, L = Women over 25/have given birth)
Dimensions: S= "Small" – 4cm wide, 4.6cm long, 1.9cm stem. L=Large – 4.6cm wide, 5.3cm long, 1.3cm stem.
Capacity:S = 15.5ml, L = 26ml
Stem: Hollow tube
Measuring Lines: No
Cost (RRP):$24.99 Euros[Currency Converter]
Guarantee: Exchange for wrong size, 2 year on materials.
Been around since: January 2008
Other Details:Available in translucent coloured versions too. First cup company to bring in coloured cups.


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World Usability Day 2010 – start planning now! This year's theme is Communication. As you may know, human error is a misnomer, and technology today is increasingly challenging and difficult to use. A cell phone should be as easy to use as the old-fashioned rotary telephone or opening a soda can.
As we communicate, technology should add to our experiences and make them easier and more enjoyable. Technology should not add to our stress or cause danger through poor design or poor quality. Why would someone want to use a tool that makes life difficult or is not easy to understand? Communication is a part of our daily lives. This year's World Usability Day theme, Communications, will address how we use it, when we use it, and what devices we use in the ever-growing world of communications.
Remember that people need to connect with each other. We have more means than ever to communicate: phones, Internet, messaging, the printed medium, and the increasingly popular social media. Technology that facilitates communication between people must be intuitive to use. It should have instructions that are easy to understand, and knobs, dials and buttons that do not require constant tuning.
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Number of Cancer Survivors Will Reach 19 Million in Next Decade: Report
SUNDAY, June 1, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- The number of cancer survivors in the United States will rise from the current 14.5 million to nearly 19 million by 2024, a new report predicts.
Cancer rates have been falling for 10 years, but the number of cancer survivors is rising due to factors such as earlier detection and better treatments, the American Cancer Society said.
"The growing number of cancer survivors in the U.S. makes it increasingly important to understand the unique medical and psychosocial needs of survivors," report author Carol DeSantis, an American Cancer Society epidemiologist, said in a cancer society news release.
"Despite the fact that awareness of survivorship issues has increased, cancer survivors face numerous, important hurdles created by a fractured health care system, poor integration of survivorship care and financial and other barriers to quality care, particularly among the medically underserved," she said.
In 2014, the most common cancers among female survivors are breast (41 percent), uterine (8 percent) and colorectal (8 percent). Among male survivors, the most common cancers are prostate (43 percent), colorectal (9 percent) and melanoma (8 percent).
Lung cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in Americans, but is only the eighth most common among cancer survivors due to its low survival rate.
Among cancer survivors, 64 percent were diagnosed five or more years ago and 15 percent were diagnosed 20 or more years ago. Only 5 percent of cancer survivors are younger than 40, while 46 percent are 70 and older. Survivors' age ranges vary substantially by cancer type. For example, 62 percent of prostate cancer survivors are 70 and older, while only 32 percent of melanoma survivors are in this age group.
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New York City is world famous for its legendary attractions, like the Statue of Liberty and Broadway Theater. But perhaps the real thrill lies in all its unique corners just waiting to be discovered. From insider haunts to up-and-coming locales, venture out like a New York insider. Below are some great finds that capture the distinct essence of New York history and its contemporary culture. Check them out, get out there, and uncover your own gems.
Upright Citizens Brigade (improv comedy). Improvisation comedy that's hilarious, surprising and a bargain at $5. Keep a sharp eye out for guest star appearances.
Big Onion Walking Tours. With fun, friendly guides and an amazingly arcane knowledge of historic New York City, Big Onion's tours enthrall even the savviest locals. The many tours available include Central Park, Chinatown, Historic Harlem and Greenwich Village.
Lower East Side Tenement Museum. An original Lower East Side tenement house that's been turned into a museum, the rooms feel like time capsules from the 1870s, early 1900s and 1930s.
High Line Park. This former elevated freight railroad in the Meatpacking District has been redesigned as a greenway, and opened to critical acclaim in June, 2009.
Alice Austen House in Staten Island. Home of one of the first women to be a professional photographer, the Alice Austen House has lots of her work on display, and an astonishingly beautiful view of the NY harbor.
Jacques Marchais Tibetan Museum is the only museum devoted to Tibet in the U.S.
New Museum on Bowery St. is an interesting space featuring contemporary art and installations.
The Loeb Boathouse in Central Park rents row boats, kayaks and bikes, for a unique, serene perspective of the Park. Stop at the famous Boathouse Cafe for lunch or dinner afterwards.
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He may have been raised amid the splendors of Paris, but globe-trotting fashion photographer Nathaniel Goldberg lost his heart to a simple country cottage in New York's Hudson Valley
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He found the house, in the town of Ancram, through his close pal David Bonnouvrier, the owner of DNA Models, who has a weekend place next door. Goldberg bought the property, which comprises 60 bucolic acres, in 2006, and for three years lived there full time. Because he has been traveling abroad so frequently, he now rents a studio apartment in still-rough Red Hook, Brooklyn, but he spends every minute he can upstate. In the summers, the doors are flung open; in the winter, he sits in a 1940s leather chair in front of the fire.
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Following its strong showing in Game of the Year awards industry-wide, all eyes have turned towards the future of The Last of Us. And that would be The Last of Us: Left Behind, the upcoming story-driven epilogue written by TLOU scribe Neil Druckmann and starring Ashley Johnson as Ellie and Yaani King as Riley, Ellie's older and arguably wiser friend.
Wow. You guys and gals really love The Last of Us. We had more than three hundred and sixty incredible submissions that poured in over just three weeks during our We Love Fine fan art design contest. We saw some silly ideas and some serious designs, but all designs showed an incredible amount of passion and talent. Thank you for sharing these with everyone.
As announced in November last year, Naughty Dog is currently hard at work on Left Behind — a new single-player story expansion for its hugely acclaimed PS3 adventure The Last of Us. Acting as a prequel of sorts, the add-on will center around Ellie and her best friend Riley (played by newcomer Yaani King) as they attend a military boarding school in the Boston quarantine zone, prior to meeting Joel and the events in the main campaign of The Last of Us.
The first half of 2013 started off with the big news of Uncharted 3 Multiplayer going Free-to-Play and the critically and commercially successful launch of The Last of Us. In the second half, we marked the two-year anniversary of Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, dropped new The Last of Us DLC, and managed to nab the first of we hope many Studio of the Year awards.
2013 marked the launch of The Last of Us and the two-year anniversary of Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception. We also were honored to take home the Studio of the Year award at the Spike VGX and hope it's the first of many to come. The Last of Us won many awards already and is up for even more so please show your support where you can and wish us luck on the ones you can't vote for!
Our first-ever single player DLC, The Last of Us: Left Behind, was unveiled last week in New York during the PS4 launch event. If you haven't seen the teaser, check it out now. There are some cool hints as to what kind of gameplay you'll be seeing in the video.
We premiered our first teaser trailer for The Last of Us: Left Behind, a single-player DLC campaign coming early next year. But we weren't done with announcements quite yet; we had one more treat for our fans – a teaser video that confirms we are working on an Uncharted game on PS4!


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US police have recaptured two mistakenly freed convicted murderers, who used forged documents to get freed from a Florida prison.
Joseph Jenkins and Charles Walker, both 34, were detained on Saturday night at the Coconut Grove Motor Inn in Panama City, a tourist area in Florida.
The men, both serving life sentences, walked out of the Franklin Correctional Facility without anyone realising the paperwork was forged.
Jenkins, who was released first on September 27, registered as a felon three days later at an Orlando jail, following the law.
The killer of an Orlando man, Roscoe Pugh, during a robbery in 1998 had his photograph taken and his fingerprints were checked against a database to make sure he did not have any outstanding warrants for his arrest.
Walker was released a week later, on October 8, and prison officials took him to a bus station, buying him a ticket.
He had been in prison since his conviction of second-degree murder in the 1999 Orange County slaying of 23-year-old Cedric Slater.
The mistake has been discovered after one of Pugh's relatives contacted the state attorney's office to let them know Jenkins had been released.
Prosecutors reviewed Jenkin's case file and discovered the forged paperwork. They also found out Walker's documents were also falsified and a manhunt was launched for both men.
Hours before the recapture, their families had held a news conference urging them to surrender.
Authorities have started an investigation into who was responsible for the mistaken releases.
"Now that we have them in custody, we're hoping to get something from the interviews with them,'' Gerald Bailey, the Department of Law Enforcement Commissioner in Florida, said.
The Corrections Department has already changed the way it verifies early releases and prison officials will now verify with judges before releasing prisoners early.
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He was part of Canada's wheelchair basketball team, winning gold in London last summer at the Paralympic Games.
Mr. Miller said he was visiting St. Dominic's Catholic School in Lindsay to say 'thank you.' "You guys all had a part in our gold medal," he said. "I had a whole country behind me."
His visit was part of a celebration for Nureen Ladhani, 13, a Grade 7 student who submitted the winning poster in the London 2012 Paralympic Schools Poster Challenge. Students sent posters and letters to the Canadian Paralympic Committee in support of the athletes. The committee put them on display in the Athlete Village.
Nureen introduced Mr. Miller, listing his many accomplishments. She told This Week she enjoys entering poster contests, but having the winning poster at the Paralympic Games "was really special." The poster is framed and hangs in the corporate headquarters of one of the Games' sponsors.
Mr. Miller said those posters helped the athletes keep going, especially when they fell into their beds at 2 a.m. and had to be up again at 6 a.m.
He told the children he had always loved and taken part in all kinds of sports; from hockey to skiing to soccer.
"I grew up just like you. I lived for sports." The Kitchener resident said he geared his education toward skilled trades, completing an apprenticeship as a tool and die worker and later working to become a millwright.
While he didn't elaborate, he said he "went to work one day" and an accident at work left him in a wheelchair.
"Safety is always first. Don't ever put a price on it," he warned. "I spent time in the hospital...when I came out, I was not in a good mood."
Mr. Miller said he did not want to go when a friend "dragged" him to a wheelchair basketball game - but, it didn't take long before he was hooked. Watching the competition at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, he decided he was going to be on the Canadian team in 2012, and, after he was cut twice, finally made it to London. (He also has a string of national and world championships to his credit.)
Mr. Miller told the children to obey their parents, but not to listen to anyone who tells them they can't do something when it comes to achieving a dream. "You can visualize it; see yourself doing something, like passing a test...the only limiting factor is you."
He recounted (to an audience sporting red hats, shirts, berets from past Canadian Olympics) that wherever Canadians go in the world, they are respected. And, he reminded the children how lucky they are to live in Canada.
"We played eight games," he said of the Olympic matches. "The toughest was against Great Britain. There were [about] 19,000 British fans...and, about 101 Canadians. We could hear them cheering."
Mr. Miller said the gold-medal match was between Canada and Australia. "We didn't know which way it was going to go."
But, he told the kids the gold is for the entire country, that a team "cannot win with just our ball players."
"It is really gratifying to be here, to see our future [athletes}; I'm blessed to be here," he said.
Before leaving to have a pizza lunch with the students and sign autographs, Mr. Miller told the children to make sure they did something to exercise every day.
"Everyone should do something athletic every day, no matter who you are," he said.
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Beau grew up in Florida and attended Notre Dame for his undergraduate degree. He received his MD from the Medical College of Georgia, and did his first two years of surgery training at the University of Cincinnati and the University of Louisville, respectively. He is interested in pediatric surgery. Along with surgery, Beau enjoys working out and reading.
Philip received his MD from National University of Singapore and his PhD in Molecular Biology from Harvard. He did a fellowship in transplantation at the University of Pittsburgh and remained on the faculty at Pittsburgh in the Transplant Division, and joins us as a 3rd year surgery resident. When not in the OR, you can find Phil training for a marathon.
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Argenis received his MD in his native Venezuela and has completed two years of training at Temple University in Philadelphia, one year of which was in the laboratory. Outside of surgery, Argenis also enjoys learning about universal history, sociology, statistics, electronic engineering, and physics.
Victor received his MD from the Universidad de Guadalajara and has completed his surgery internship at Mt. Sinai in Miami. In addition to surgery, Victor likes art, music, literature, and sports.
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Brandon, originally from Linton, IN received his undergraduate degree from Purdue and his MD from IU. He did one year of family medicine training before seeing the light and switching to general surgery. He did a surgical internship at IU. He worked as an ICU nurse for 10 years at Methodist before going to medical school. Brandon is an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys spending time with his family and music. He sings, and plays piano, trumpet, and bass guitar
Gerirose (Rosie) Gooding is originally from Wheelersburg, OH. She received her undergraduate degree from Wright State University and her MD from IUSM. In her spare time, Rosie enjoys going for runs with her dogs and spending time with her kids, husband, and family.
Greg is originally from Goshen, IN and received his MD from IUSM. Outside of surgery, he likes to run, work out, play with his dogs, and work on his Benz.
Rocio is originally from San Salvador, El Salvador and received her MD there. Before joining our program, she completed a preliminary year in general surgery at the Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center, in New York. In her spare time, Rocio enjoys swimming, baking desserts, teaching, and spending time outdoors.
Bo-kyu (Bo) Kim is originally from South Korea. He received his undergraduate degree from Purdue University and MD from Indiana University School of Medicine. In his spare time, Bo enjoys cooking, drawing, and spending time with his family and friends.
Wilmer (Wil) Mata is originally from Caracas, Venezuela. Received his MD from Universidad de Carabobo, Valencia, Venezuela, and completed a surgical research fellowship at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami. In his spare time, Wil enjoys music, outdoor activities and swimming.
Gabie is originally from Singapore but moved to Toronto, Canada when she was 13. She attended University of Toronto for her undergraduate studies and Saba University School of Medicine for medical school. She concluded a year of surgery training at the Mayo Clinic prior to joining us. Her personal interests include travelling the world, trying new and exotic foods, fishing and attending the opera.
Katie is from Indianapolis and attended IU as an undergraduate, where she majored in Biochemistry. Her first two years of medical school at IU were spent in Bloomington before coming back to Indianapolis for the final two years. She is married and has a kitty named Zoe. In addition to her medical interests, Katie enjoys cheering on the IU Hoosiers, boating, road trips, and playing fantasy football.
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"Great Irish bar, Tir Na Nog is Gaelic for "Land of Eternal Youth" . You will be impressid with the decor of this place, all itmes where shipped over from Ireland, Scotland, Wales England, France. Most where from old churches or barns that where torn down, the bars itself is made from an old churches Pew, the lights above are from the churches stain glass windows, they even have the pipe organ from the church in the bar, the bathroom is made from bricks from an old barn. Very impressive. The food is terrific, beer even better huge selection most are normal beers but some jewels in the mix. They serve an Imperial pint which is 20oz as apposed to most bars standard pint of 16oz.
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NEW YORK—Exactly five years after the Philippines first brought interfaith cooperation in the agenda of the United Nations, leaders of countries who have thrown their support behind Manila's initiative will again gather for a high-level meeting here next year to discuss the way forward.
The Philippine Mission to the United Nations said Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto G. Romulo announced the holding of the Leaders' Summit in 2010 at the conclusion of the 4th Ministerial Meeting on Interfaith Dialogue and Cooperation for Peace and Development at the United Nations Headquarters last Friday.
The summit will be held on the sides of the 65th Session of the General Assembly and will be the first such meeting since President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo brought together leaders of 14 other countries who issued a declaration asserting the importance of interfaith cooperation in attaining peace and development.
"The idea of interfaith dialogue and cooperation is spreading worldwide, and with a common goal: the attainment of just and durable peace," Secretary Romulo said in his opening statement at the ministerial meeting that saw the participation for the first time of Australia, represented by Foreign Minister Stephen Smith, as a member and regional partner.
"Our intergovernmental mission of promoting interfaith dialogue and cooperation presents a unique, complementary approach to preventing conflict by sowing the seeds of mutual understanding, mutual respect, tolerance, reconciliation and cooperation," Secretary Romulo said.
During the ministerial meeting, members commended the Philippines for its sustained leadership on the interfaith initiative in the United Nations. In addition to the ministerial meeting, the Philippines is also behind the Tripartite Forum for Interfaith Cooperation that brings together governments, UN agencies and faith-based organizations and will host the Special Non-Aligned Movement Ministerial Meeting on Interfaith Dialogue and Cooperation for Peace in Manila in December.
The Philippines, along with Pakistan and several other members of the ministerial meeting, were also behind the adoption of a General Assembly resolution that resulted in the designation of the Department of Social Affairs as focal point on interfaith and intercultural matters of the United Nations Secretariat.
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Waves 20 is in a peaceful position overlooking the gardens and offers a tranquil holiday escape. Leather sofas and contemporary decor add a real sense of style to this comfortable holiday property.
Everything about the Waves apartments is designed in order to make the most of the location on the north coast of Cornwall. The beach is famous for its sheer size and grandeur with almost three miles of perfect sand at low tide. This is one of Cornwalls most contemporary destinations, with exceptional facilities including the Extreme Academy which offers a great range of adrenaline sports, the Jamie Oliver inspired restaurant, Fifteen Cornwall and the legendary Beach Hut. Throughout the year, a wide range of events are held in the bay, from surf competitions to beach polo as well as family fun days.
Open plan living area with garden views, double leather sofabed plus leather armchair, dining area with table and 4 chairs, flat screen television, DVD and CD players, radio, iPod docking station and broadband access. Underfloor heating throughout.
Open plan kitchen area with fridge/freezer, dishwasher, hob, extractor, single oven, microwave and washer/dryer. Iron, ironing board, highchair, travel cot, hairdryer and a selection of books and games also provided.
Double bedroom (zip-and-link bed as double or twin) plus family bathroom (basin, WC, heated towel rail, shower attachment over bath).
Outside the apartment, there is a surf shower to rinse off in after a day at the beach and a useful secure storage cage in the basement for your surf boards, wetsuits and beach toys. 1 small, well behaved dog welcome. Parking for one car. Short breaks available outside of school holidays.
Book a 3 or 5 night break and get an extra 2 nights free. This offer is only available between 2 November - 21 December 2013 and 2 January - 6 April 2014 (excluding school holidays). Only available to book by telephone on 01637 861005.
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The North Cornwall Coast is a stunning collection of sandy beaches framed by rolling surf and towering cliffs. Explore Padstow, St Ives and Newquay where there a wealth of activities, good food and drink and attractions for families.
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Andy Murray will step into the unknown on Tuesday when he takes to the court at the Australian Open as a grand slam champion.
Murray ended his long wait for a maiden major at the US Open in September by beating Novak Djokovic in an epic five-setter.
The Scot has been candid about the fact the success has led to a more relaxed build-up to Melbourne but he admits to having no idea how it will affect him when he meets Dutchman Robin Haase in his opener.
"I have no idea how I'm going to play here," he said.
"I have no idea how I'm going to feel when I go on the court.
"I said I feel more relaxed but I don't know the day when I play my first match, I could be unbelievably nervous.
"I don't know what effect it will have on me until I'm put in that situation."
No player in the Open era has ever followed up his first grand slam title by winning the next one and Murray conceded it was a tough ask to go back to back.
He added: "I know how hard these events are to win.
"If I don't win the Australian Open, I don't think it will be down to having won the US Open. It's down to the level of competition and how tough it is to win these events rather than what happened four or five months ago."
Murray could have hoped for an easier opening assignment.
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Murray experienced that first hand at the 2011 US Open when he had to come from two sets down to win their second-round encounter.
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"When I played him in New York it was a very, very tough match and I expect the same thing here."
Murray won the warm-up event in Brisbane and appears primed to make another serious challenge in Melbourne after reaching the last four here 12 months ago and the final in both 2010 and 2011.
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"What's In My Diaper Bag" New Mini Series
First, if you signed up for our weekly newsletter this is old news to you. Second, if your new here and you have no idea what a mini series is or don't even where to start… go here! I'll take ya through some things. And thirdly, if you want to check out some other mini series that we have done in the past they are all located in the left hand side bar towards the bottom of the page!
Let's move on … shall we?
I am always super curious about what is in someone's diaper bag or purse. Especially the women who carry the crazy huge suitcase- like bags. I mean seriously what in the hell do you have in there? A small child? Kitchen sink? I was even more curious about diaper bags after I had Caden. I had no idea what to pack in there and honestly you learn by trial and error.
A while back I was going to do a post about what was in my diaper bag. But I realized that as your child changes into a toddler your bag evolves back into a purse. Well, not really but you get what I'm saying. Depending on the age of your child really depends on what is in your diaper bag. I remember having a nursing cover, nipple shields, diapers, soft toys etc when Caden was super little. Now I have toys, sippy cups, snacks and bibs. So if I were to do a post it would only be geared toward one age group. Then it clicked! I'm going to do a mini series called What's in my Diaper Bag with a few awesome guests.
For the whole month of may every Wednesday we are going to have a guest open up their own diaper bags for you and show you everything they have in there. We'll have a variety of women with different aged children so you can see the difference and hopefully prepare yourself for your next "stage".
We start next week so make sure you come by and check out "What's in My Diaper Bag" And if you are up for opening up your own diaper bag to us, contact me and let me know (and you don't have to be a blogger).
What is your favorite, must have item in your diaper bag or purse?
Mine is Burt's Bees Chapstick … I'm obsessed!
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I always have Burt's Bees too…that and blister block, I'm super blister prone
I love your blog.. very nice colors & theme. Did you design this website yourself or did you hire someone to do it for you?
Plz answer back as I'm looking to design my own blog and would like to find out where u got this from. many thanks