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How to make a nursing cover
I love nursing, but find it very hard to nurse in public or around anyone other than my husband unless I am completely, and I mean completely covered up. But of course, as is characteristic for me, I really hate the standard nursing covers you can buy. For one thing they're boring, and for another they just too darn small, and to add insult to injury they sell for a ridiculous price considering most are just a rectangle of hemmed fabric.
So I made my own! I've gotten so many compliments on it that I figure it's time to share how I made it!
Now as much I would like to claim that the design of this nursing cover is 100% mine, it honestly isn't. It's really an amalgamation of lots of other nursing covers I've seen, but changed significantly to fit my preferences.
I made mine from a thrifted sheet, a piece of flexible plastic (like corset boning), and a piece off elastic… so in total I estimate it cost me under $5. Awesome right?
So lets make one!
Breastfeeding Aids Roundup, with Jenn of a Jennuine Life
Hello there, DIY maternity readers! I am super excited to be visiting here again. Its Jenn from A Jennuine Life.
Here's a post I put together as part of my Mother to Be, Being, Been competition which focused on DIY fashions for pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum Moms – this one focused on helpful tools to aid in breastfeeding.
How to make nursing pads (with FREE pattern!)
When you begin nursing a baby you quickly figure out that you need nursing pads to protect your clothing (and pride!) from leaks. There are some good disposable ones, but most are scratchy and uncomfortable, and if you use them as much as I did with my first baby – you end up spending a fortune. The reusable fabric ones are therefore a Godsend – but then unfortunately, they all seem to be unbelievably expensive for what they are!
That's okay though, we can make our own – and they're soooo easy!
How to sew a belly band
As we talked about in our last post, one of the first clothing issues you'll notice early on in your pregnancy is that very soon you can't do up your pants. But a belly band can help you wear your regular pants for longer, by allowing you to leave your pants unzipped, and both covering up the gap over your lower abdomen, and holding your pants up.
How to make a no sew belly band
One of the first clothing issues you'll notice early on in your pregnancy are your pants. You can obviously buy maternity pants, or make your own – but there is a downside to that- you'll probably need to buy/make a number of maternity pants to get you through your pregnancy.
Another option is a belly band ( like the very popular Bella Band). It's basically a seamless tube of jersey fabric that you can use with your unbuttoned pants to keep them up and offer coverage to your lower abdomen.
Once again though, they can be expensive – but it's not too hard to make something very similar yourself, that will do the same job – and you won't even need to know how to sew!
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Recently came across this charming pin and the maker's mark was unfamiliar to me. Some research told me the bull's eye with trefoil mark belongs to RI jewelry manufacturer, Ostby and Barton. The hinge and "C" clasp appear to be early 20th century and the stones not identified. Interestingly, 2 of the stones appear to have been set upside-down - possibly an unskilled attempt to replace them in their setting when loose or fallen out.


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February 04, 2008
In January, total nonfarm payroll employment was about unchanged, after edging up in November and December. In 2007, payroll employment increased by an average of 95,000 jobs per month.
Both construction and manufacturing employment continued to decline in January, and health care employment rose.
Construction employment decreased by 27,000 in January, and has fallen by 284,000 since its peak in September 2006.
Manufacturing lost 28,000 jobs in January. Over the month, small declines occurred among many durable and nondurable goods industries. Manufacturing has lost 269,000 jobs over the last 12 months.
In the service-providing sector, health care employment continued to grow in January (27,000), about in line with average monthly gains over the prior 12 months.
These data are from the BLS Current Employment Statistics program, and are seasonally adjusted. Data for the most recent two months are preliminary. More information can be found in "The Employment Situation: January 2008" (PDF) (HTML), news release USDL 08-0130.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, January 2008 payroll employment on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2008/feb/wk1/art01.htm (visited September 23, 2014).
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Why I'm Thankful for Key Leaders
Posted on 26. Nov, 2013 by Melanie Gibbons.
Although retail stores are trying to tell me it's Christmas time, when I think of November, I still think of Thanksgiving. With "turkey day" just two days away, this is a good time to reflect on gratitude — for us especially, because gratitude is one of our organizational values. And for me there is no […]
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We Need More Quilts & Kits
Posted on 09. Aug, 2013 by Dan Ruth.
This morning we sent out an LWR eNews story about Quilts and Kits comforting Syrian refugees. Lutherans around the United States have been making Quilts and Kits for decades to send to people in need overseas. Last year alone we sent over 400,000 Mission Quilts to people overseas. But we need more! We have an […]
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Photo Friday – His New Ruler
Posted on 15. Mar, 2013 by Emily Sollie.
Last week Lutheran World Relief staff distributed School Kits to children in the Philippines. The island of Mindanao was hit hard by Typhoon Bopha in December, causing flooding and landslides in many areas that had been damaged one year before in Typhoon Washi. These simple things — notebooks, pencils, scissors — can make a huge […]
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Step-by-Step Instructions for Making School Kit Backpacks
Posted on 19. Oct, 2012 by Dan Ruth.
For many students around the world, like those in the Philippines, there are many barriers to getting a good education. Simply purchasing simple school supplies like pencils and paper can be too great a cost for many families. That's why it's so important that Lutherans in the United States put together School Kits that are […]
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Introducing: LWR Sundays
Posted on 06. Sep, 2012 by Chandler Carriker.
"So long as we eat our bread together we shall have sufficient even with the least. Not until one person desires to keep his own bread for himself does hunger ensue." -Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Life Together As a ministry of Lutherans in the U.S., Lutheran World Relief recognizes worship as one central place where our work […]
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A Tribute in School Kits
Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 by Jessica Katzenstein.
When we lose loved ones, our impulse — after the initial shock and grief — is often to find a way to honor their memories. Donations to favorite charities in lieu of flowers, official or private memorials. Or perhaps, if your mother taught elementary school for 30 years, making LWR School Kits for children in […]
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Philippines Flooding Situation Report #2
Posted on 24. Jun, 2012 by Trevor Knoblich.
Key Developments Schools in Typhoon Washi-affected areas are beginning to resume, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. The shelter situation for many affected internally displaced persons (IDPs) has improved, though 4,209 families (18,405 persons) are still living in 47 IDP sites, with 11,000 people still in tents or makeshift shelters […]


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33 U.S. Code § 913 - Filing of claims
(a) Time to file
Except as otherwise provided in this section, the right to compensation for disability or death under this chapter shall be barred unless a claim therefore is filed within one year after the injury or death. If payment of compensation has been made without an award on account of such injury or death, a claim may be filed within one year after the date of the last payment. Such claim shall be filed with the deputy commissioner in the compensation district in which such injury or death occurred. The time for filing a claim shall not begin to run until the employee or beneficiary is aware, or by the exercise of reasonable diligence should have been aware, of the relationship between the injury or death and the employment.
(b) Failure to file
(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a) of this section failure to file a claim within the period prescribed in such subsection shall not be a bar to such right unless objection to such failure is made at the first hearing of such claim in which all parties in interest are given reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a) of this section, a claim for compensation for death or disability due to an occupational disease which does not immediately result in such death or disability shall be timely if filed within two years after the employee or claimant becomes aware, or in the exercise of reasonable diligence or by reason of medical advice should have been aware, of the relationship between the employment, the disease, and the death or disability, or within one year of the date of the last payment of compensation, whichever is later.
(c) Effect on incompetents and minors
If a person who is entitled to compensation under this chapter is mentally incompetent or a minor, the provisions of subsection (a) of this section shall not be applicable so long as such person has no guardian or other authorized representative, but shall be applicable in the case of a person who is mentally incompetent or a minor from the date of appointment of such guardian or other representative, or in the case of a minor, if no guardian is appointed before he becomes of age, from the date he becomes of age.
(d) Tolling provision
Where recovery is denied to any person, in a suit brought at law or in admiralty to recover damages in respect of injury or death, on the ground that such person was an employee and that the defendant was an employer within the meaning of this chapter and that such employer had secured compensation to such employee under this chapter, the limitation of time prescribed in subsection (a) of this section shall begin to run only from the date of termination of such suit.
Source(Mar. 4, 1927, ch. 509, § 13,44 Stat. 1432; Pub. L. 92–576, § 12(b),Oct. 27, 1972, 86 Stat. 1259; Pub. L. 98–426, § 12,Sept. 28, 1984, 98 Stat. 1649.)
1984—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 98–426designated existing provisions as par. (1) and added par. (2).
1972—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 92–576inserted "Except as otherwise provided in this section" and provided that the time for filing a claim shall not begin to run until the employee or beneficiary is aware, or by the exercise of reasonable diligence should have been aware, of the relationship between the injury or death and the employment.
Effective Date of 1984 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 98–426effective Sept. 28, 1984, and applicable both with respect to claims filed after such date and to claims pending on such date, see section 28(a) ofPub. L. 98–426, set out as a note under section 901 of this title.
Effective Date of 1972 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 92–576effective 30 days after Oct. 27, 1972, see section 22 ofPub. L. 92–576, set out as a note under section 902 of this title.
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People working in IT broadly comprehend the threat the use of cloud services could pose to corporate data but that understanding is no substitute for detailed insights, according to Netskope CEO Sanjay Beri.
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Microsoft is working on a service that will allow Azure users to take advantage of more analytics and data services. And Apache Storm support may be coming to Azure soon, as well.
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ACMA and Comms Department plan shared services
The ACMA and the Department of Communications look set to move to shared IT and finance services as early as November this year, ZDNet can reveal.
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The debut of Zendesk Enterprise reflects not only another budding Software-as-a-Service brand taking on legacy vendors but also the San Francisco company's growth into an established player itself.
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Apple has activated a two-factor authentication process for iCloud access, requiring users to enter a dynamically generated pass code in addition to login and password details.
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February 28, 2007
Major work stoppages idled 70,000 workers in 2006, a decline from the number of workers involved in major work stoppages in 2005.
There were 99,600 workers involved in major work stoppages in 2005.
A total of 20 major work stoppages—lockouts or strikes—began in calendar year 2006. For 2005 there were 22 stoppages.
Of the 20 major work stoppages beginning in 2006, 12 were in private industry and eight were in State and local governments.
These data are from the BLS Collective Bargaining Agreements Program. Learn more about work stoppages from "Major Work Stoppages in 2006" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 07-0304. Major work stoppages are defined as strikes or lockouts that idle 1,000 or more workers and last at least one shift.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Fewer workers idled by work stoppages in 2006 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2007/feb/wk4/art03.htm (visited September 23, 2014).
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John Shelby Spong explains how the 4th Gospel creates a symbol from the presence of Christ's mother. This is the fourth lecture of a five lecture series.read more
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Early Christians too brought great historical stories to their new convictions: stories that had preceded Jesus. Matthew, for example presented Jesus as a revitalized Moses who completed revelations from the Torah. He showed how the new faith emerged with fresh expectations and a novel sense of liberation. But he also showed how it consistently remained within established Jewish law and practices.read more
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Great trip to do which gives you a run around the key sites in Tokyo (it doesn't stop - so if you want to visits these, you'll have to do that separately), to give you a good orientation.
Having been here before, it was nice to sit back and enjoy the view before getting to Asakusa for the first stop and a bit of temple viewing. There's also a great little row of shops to pick up some nice souvenirs of Japan.
The main reason I did this trip was for the Skytree and the fact the groups jump the queue!!! We we in, and up very quickly for stunning views, just at sunset for both a day and night view of Tokyo and beyond. The queue to go to the upper level was very short, so I paid the extra Y1000 (not included) to go up to 450m.
Great trip, with a very good guide throughout - I made my own way back so I had more time to enjoy the amazing shopping and restaurants below the tower. Do this trip, you won't be disappointed.
Doing what: Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
Our guide was very knowledgeable and gave us lots of useful information about Tokyo throughout the trip, he even taught us how to count to ten in Japanese. The trip was a great way to see some of the sights of Tokyo. The world trade centre and Asakusa were particularly good. The boat trip was ok but a bit boring. However it was nice to say that we had sailed on the Sumida river. We would definitely recommend this short trip to anyone visiting Tokyo for a few days.
Doing what: Tokyo Highlights Afternoon Tour and Sumida River Cruise
The Tokyo tour was awesome. Our guide was fun and informative. I do wish we had had more time at Asakusa and maybe less at Aqua City. Other than that I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who is interested in seeing the highlights of Tokyo in a single day.
Doing what: Panoramic Tokyo Day Tour - Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Temple and Tokyo Bay Cruise
Great way to see Asakusa and the surrounding districts on both land and water.
Doing what: Tokyo Tower, Tea Ceremony and Sumida River Cruise Day Tour
We joined this tour on our 3rd and final full day in Tokyo. We thoroughly enjoyed it. We had travelled around Tokyo on our own the previous 2 days, but this tour covered alot of ground, provided some respite from the heat and was thoroughly interesting. Our guide Junko was excellent. Her English is impeccable, and she gave good explanations of where we were going and what we would see. She tought us about the customs and even taught us a few words of Japanese. She did a good job of managing the large group, and keeping us together. She even wrote out some directions for us in Japanese at the end of the tour. The tour was diverse and very interesting. First stop was at the Tokyo Tower. We had a clear day, with good views. The Happo-en garden was beautiful, with a wonderful assortment of bonsai trees. It was interesting to see the rituals of the tea ceremony. A wonderful bonus was seeing 3 bridal parties in the garden that day, some in traditional dress, some in white gowns. Lunch was at a beautiful hotel, with an extensive garden, with more brides! The BBQ was delicious [Oishi]. We walked around the Imperial Palace, and saw what we could of the manucured grounds and buildings from the gate.Through the GInza, and all the fancy shops. Then it was on the river on a short cruise, past some interesting sights, to Asakusa Cannon Temple via the Nakamise shopping street. The shopping street was interesting, lots of small shops and stalls, with samples of snacks and lots of kimonos to try on. The temple and the pagoda are beautiful. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour. It was the perfect of our time in Tokyo. It would have been very difficult, especially in the heat and himidity, to cover as much ground as we did in one day on one's own.
Doing what: Tokyo Tower, Tea Ceremony and Sumida River Cruise Day Tour
This city tour is a must do!!! When my husband and I arrived in Tokyo it was hard to tell from my guide book, which sites we should see first and how we get around to them. Luckily, I booked this tour before we got there and so our trip was not dependent on me and my ability to glean information from a guide book. This tour hit most of the iconic sites that you would want to see if you only had a day in Tokyo and was at such a nice (quick) pace that my husband never lost interest even though we had been in Japan for 10 days already. First stop, Tokyo Tower, (get your pictures quick because it can be a bit of blitz up to the top and back). Then we were off to a traditional tea ceremony and Japanese garden. The ceremony was beautiful and our guide (Keiko) walked us through all of the steps on our way over to the ceremony so we knew what to do while there. Then off to our ishiyaki lunch (food grilled in front of you on a hot stone) which was super tasty and entertaining. Next, was a walk by the imperial palace (of course you can only see the gate but it's still beautiful) and then our river boat trip. The boat trip is relaxing but don't bother taking pictures of skytree tower in the beginning, the best pictures of the tower are at the end of the trip when you get to Asakusa. The tour end at the temple in Asakusa and it was absolutely stunning!! Huge red gates and lanterns with large golden statues. Really breathe taking (and again, this is after we've seen plenty of temples and shrines). For those of you who like to shop (don't we all?) there is a good sized open-air market at the temple with all the souvenir and food purchases you would need. I would also like to say that our guide, Keiko, was great. Very knowledgeable and interesting! This tour is a must!
Doing what: Tokyo Tower, Tea Ceremony and Sumida River Cruise Day Tour
Absolutely wonderful experience. This tour is perfect for first time visitors to Tokyo because it has a bit of the old and new that Tokyo has to offer. Visiting the Asakusa Temple was like a scene from a movie. When I read the description I thought it was going to be a quiet, time to reflect kind of thing. Instead I thought I was in Tibet or on a movie set..It was awesome!..It was like a city within a city, much bigger than I ever imagined and the smell of incense burning made it all seem like a dream.The Tokyo bay cruise was very smooth and relaxing and the Meji Shrine was like stepping back in time and a very spiritual experience. We were also served a great lunch on the 12th floor of this building looking out over Tokyo harbor. And best of all was the tour guide Mai. She was so nice and took the time to explain everything to us and answered all our questions. And most of all at the end of the tour she took the extra time to make sure that myself and several other tour members got on the right train to go back to our hotels. It was my first time using the train system and it looks very intimidating but she made sure I bought the right ticket and made it to the correct train platform..Thank you Mai!!..Do yourself a favor and book this tour, this is my second tour I booked through Viator {my other tour was the Mt Fuji, Lake Ashi and Bullet Train Day Trip I did in 2009} you get so much more than what what you paid for and life long memories
Doing what: Panoramic Tokyo Day Tour - Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Temple and Tokyo Bay Cruise
The Asakusa Temple is a must-see place in Tokyo. There are shops nearby for food and souvenirs. The tall pagoda is also nice for photo ops. The Tokyo Skytree is the latest attraction in Tokyo and the highest tower in the world. We went up the view deck in the super fast elevator and enjoyed the sight of Tokyo and its surroundings from high above. People can also choose to go to the higher view deck for an additional fee, but we did not go there anymore. The Central Tokyo sightseeing was just from the moving bus. Our tour guide was fluent in English and very knowledgeable about the place and its history.
Doing what: Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
Contrasting the fantastic old with the amazing new in 'must sees' in Tokyo is the theme of this tour. The temple and shopping at Asakusa are absolute 'musts' in Tokyo, especially if you don't have the time to get to Kyoto when you are in Japan. I know lots of business and conference visitors have very little time for sightseeing, but this is the beauty of this tour: you get to see ancient and modern Japan in a very short time and still have plenty of time for those fantastic souvenirs. The temple at Asakusa is amazing, and the guide provided great background information which really introduced you to the culture and religions of Japan. Near Asakusa, is a great, very old shopping strip full of very good quality souvenirs. There is your usual tourist souvenirs, but if you want that high quality Kimono at a teasonable price, you'll find it here in no time. Everything was of excellent quality. After seeing the old and ancient Japan, you get to see the amazing Tokyo SkyTree. If you went by yourself, you could wait a very long time in queues, but the beauty of this tour, is that you don't wait long at all, as they have a group booking. This is really great when you are on a tight schedule. The view from the SkyTree is amazing, and the building itself is a wonder of Japanese design, technology and engineering. The guide on this tour also provded ,any insights into Japanese culture durimg the tour, and was very pleased to answer all of your questions about Japan or where to buy that special item. If you only have an afternoon to spare in Tokyo, this is the tour for you!
Doing what: Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
Our tour guide "Curry" was very nice. She went out of her way to make sure everyone had a great time. The tour began with a drive through various parts of Tokyo. Our first stop was the Senso-ji Buddhist temple in Asakusa. We had enough time to explore the area and even eat chow mein noodles. The next stop was Tokyo Sky Tree. The bus dropped us off a few blocks away and we walked about 5 minutes before arriving at the taxi drop off entrance to the tower. There we waited while our tour guide picked up our tickets. The wait to board the elevator wasn't very long compared to those arriving on their own. The views from the Tembo Deck are incredible. After an hour or so we returned to the bus and ended our tour at the Tokyo train station. Our tour guide was kind enough to escort us through the station to find the Keiyo line that would take us to Maihama. We all hugged her when we said goodbye.
Doing what: Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
This tour is highly recommended. If you've been to the Eiffel Tower, Empire State Building and any other significant highrise, then the views are similar. If you want a free view of the city, I'd recommended the Tokyo Government Metropolitan building in Shinjuku since the observatory deck is free and gives you a similar view.
The tea ceremony was a good experience if you want to observe and participate in one of Japan's traditions. You only get a sampling of the tea - which is green and frothy, but as with most Japanese teas, has a bitter after taste. When attending this ceremony, participants are asked to be respectful and abide with the local tradition. The teahouse is also surrounded by a garden, so it's best to go there during Spring or Fall. There is a 300+ and 500+ year old bonsai tree on the premises, so make sure to ask the tour guide if you are interested in seeing them.
The lunch was one of the highlights of the tour - it states a "BBQ" lunch, so don't be deceived if you are used to the concept of an American BBQ. It's actually a hibachi-style lunch, a la Benihana, but not with the volcano or cutting shows. The food is freshly prepared in front of you, so it's definitely worth the experience and was the best lunch out of all 3 tours I took in Japan.
The Sumida River cruise started at the Port of Tokyo to Asakusa, where you will be given about 50 min to an hour to browse around the local shops and bakeries. Most of the vendors do not accept credit cards, so if you want to shop for souvenirs and sweets to take home, make sure you have enough yen on you. Since there is a limited amount of free time in this shopping area, make sure you have a plan of action since the tour bus leaves timely.
Lastly, the tour ends at Tokyo station, and you are responsible for finding your own way back. The guide will help you with directions but you will need to have enough money to return by train/subway. Overall - it was a good tour if you are short on tiime.
Doing what: Tokyo Tower, Tea Ceremony and Sumida River Cruise Day Tour
Excellent tour guide. We got to hit a lot of different sites in one day and didn't have to worry about transportation or lunch. The lunch was delicious and such a great experience. We loved the tea ceremony and visiting the shrine in Asakusa. Great tour!
Doing what: Tokyo Tower, Tea Ceremony and Sumida River Cruise Day Tour
Tour was very interesting, Tour Guide was very nice and friendly. The Tower was so impressive, Tea Ceremony was quite an experience, our lunch was great, the river cruise was very relaxing and the Asakusa Kannon Temple and surrounding area, was exciting. The day was altogether, very pleasant and we were taken back to the Bus Terminal , which, we really appreciated! The whole day gave us a great tour of Tokyo.
Doing what: Tokyo Tower, Tea Ceremony and Sumida River Cruise Day Tour
This is a great tour to see some of the important sites in Tokyo. If you only have a few days in Tokyo, take this tour; and if you have more time, take this tour early in your stay. You will have a better sense of where you are and how you can navigate Tokyo. The Tower is a great starting spot, you get an overview of Tokyo. The tea ceremony and the barbeque are Tokyo experiences that would be difficult for first-time visitors to arrange. And the Sunida River cruise and visit to Asakusa Temple are a perfrect end to a great day. I highly recommend this tour. BTW, our English-speaking guide really worked hard, keeping us informed and entertained while she kept everything moving and catered to folks who needed help.
Doing what: Tokyo Tower, Tea Ceremony and Sumida River Cruise Day Tour
Our family my husband and I with two teenage daughters enjoyed the Tokyo Day Tour. Tokyo is such a big city, much bigger and spread out than I expected so the tour was great to situate us as far as how the city is laid out. The tour with the hotel pick up was great so we didn't have to try to figure out how to get from point A to B on our first day in Tokyo. Our tour guide Mei-san had fantastic English and a great sense of humor. The tour took us to historical sites with commentary when we pass through some important modern buildings. We were able to see a traditional Japanese wedding at the Meiji Shento Shrine which was really interesting. The Asakusa Temple is fun for the busy shopping streets in front. The western style lunch was so so since we would prefer Japanese lunch boxes however, the view from the top of the little hotel was very pretty. The after lunch cruise was very relaxing especially on that extremely hot day. We enjoyed our last stop at the Japanese version of the 1 store which was amazing since we found everything in Japan to be too expense. Overall, this is a great tour for anyone visiting Tokyo for the first time - we didn't have to worroy about anything and just get on and off the bus and learn from Mei-San.
Doing what: Panoramic Tokyo Day Tour - Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Temple and Tokyo Bay Cruise
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An online shirt shop kicked off Amazon for trying to boost its numbers with randomized apparel phrases runs out of cash.
Just days after Amazon (AMZN) shut down Solid Gold Bomb's accounts after it produced shirts with phrases like "Keep Calm and Rape a Lot," company founder Michael Fowler told CNN Money that his company is "dead in the water" as a result. According to Fowler, his company, based in Worcester, Mass., has enough cash to make payroll on Friday and that's about it.
Fowler issued an apology on his company's website, but the red flags leading to his company's demise should have been easier to spot than the offensive slogans on the company's shirts. Fowler started producing the "Keep Calm" T-shirts as a parody of the British "Keep Calm and Carry On" propaganda posters from World War II that were embroiled in a copyright dispute both here and in Europe. He decided to "create a large-scale release of parodies (something T-shirt companies often do) and relied on both computer based dictionaries and online educational resources."
The one hitch in his plan to hit the button and watch the money roll in was that "parody" and the definition thereof never found its way into the company's 700-word database. "Rape," "knife," "hit" and "her" certainly did, though. Fowler didn't even realize something had gone wrong until he was in Melbourne, Australia, having his morning cup of coffee and checking Facebook at home, only to see his company's Facebook page littered with accusations of misogyny and death threats.
Fowler says the actual shirts never existed, but images of said shirts were enough to spark the outcry. Yet he also admits that he never gave the company's list of random words a close look and simply used it to boost his catalog offerings from 1,000 to 10 million in an attempt to game Amazon and make his shirts visible to more customers.
"We migrated the business to be print on demand," he told CNN. "It's a numbers game, a quantitative culture. It's never been about taking the time to develop a beautiful design."
Now, just after the arrival of Fowler's third child, his business is almost completely ruined. By attempting to skip over a key design element while dabbling in math with unforeseen ramifications, Fowler learned a lesson that fortune cookie makers learned long ago: Check in on the product every so often. A low-maintenance, low-overhead business on autopilot sounds like a small business coup, but stay on autopilot for too long and you'll be back down to earth just as quickly as you ascended.
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"Knowing what do in the event of a fire can save your life," said Abramson. "Creating and practicing a home escape plan can help your family escape a tragedy."
Last year, firefighters fought nearly 2,000 structure fires in Louisville. Nine people died as a result of those fires. The National Fire Prevention Association reported that in 2006, 80 percent of all fire deaths were caused by home fires. Nationally, roughly 2,600 people were killed by home fires last year and 12,500 were injured.
"We want to get families prepared for how to handle a fire in their homes," said Louisville Fire Chief Greg Frederick. "We hope sharing this information with the public during National Fire Prevention Week will reduce the numbers of fires and injuries in our city."
Louisville firefighters will kick off Fire Prevention Week on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Abramson, Frederick, and several suburban fire chiefs will lay a wreath at the firefighter memorial in Jefferson Square at 10:30 a.m. After the ceremony, city and suburban firefighters will meet the mayor and fire chiefs at the National City Plaza, located at Fifth and Market streets, where they'll give away information on fire safety and serve free chili.
On Sunday, Oct. 14, firefighters invite families to celebrate the 24th annual Great Louisville Fire Drill from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Waterfront Park. Visitors can enjoy free food, live entertainment, and fire prevention education. Free parking is available at the garage on Witherspoon St. Families are encouraged to practice their own escape drill on Oct. 14.
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Based on a popular board game that debuted in the 80s, Blood Bowl is a tactical take on football with Warhammer-like Orcs, trolls, dwarves, elves, etc. taking to the field. Instead of being a full-on football game rivaling Madden (or, dare I say, the beloved Mutant League Football for the SEGA Genesis many years ago), the game is a strategy title set on a football field.
The game scores points for being a deep and complex take on console strategy, and thusly provides some truly intense moments that require a lot of forethought to the action and a deep understanding of the game's mechanics and your players' capabilities. However, the overall presentation is too overwhelming, with a confusing tutorial and a frustrating interface that makes it one that is hard to recommend for newcomers.
Blood Bowl's rules are based in American Football, albeit quite loosely. There are no four downs, touchdowns are worth only one point, no line of scrimmage, and a few other key differences (well, aside from the fantastical creatures that partake in the game). The strategy elements come into play immediately, with you positioning your players on the board and having them move the ball up-field while getting into skirmishes with opponents. Each of these encounters is determined by a roll of the dice (individual and race attributes come into play here as well), and winning them will give you the edge you need to either score a touchdown or stop your opponent's drive. The turn-based system works pretty well here, pulling off of the intensity and fun of the original board game without cutting many corners. There is also a real-time option that does away with the turn-based system in an effort to make the experience more intuitive and fast-paced, but more on that in a bit.
The game's core gameplay is fun, due mostly to the original board game on which it's based. Matches have a great deal of intricacy to them, and there is a great system of risks and rewards to help you achieve the upper hand when the chips are down. If you know what you're doing, matches can be long, engaging and addictive experiences.
While it does a good job of bringing the feel and deep ruleset from the original board game, the game falls short in a few key areas. The tutorials are plentiful and unintuitive, not really helping foster in newcomers with helpful information. The game's menus and interface aren't really user-friendly either, as this was a title that seems to have been made with the PC in mind, with the Xbox 360 version being more of an afterthought than anything.
Additionally, the real-time option, which was seemingly made to get non-traditional Blood Bowl players to have a good time, aren't really done in a way that is fun or engaging. The real-time play unfolds in a far too frantic way, with the game's deep attribute system and intricacies getting lost in the chaos.
Blood Bowl is not a terribly good looking game, either. While the universe lends itself well to the idea of some cool looking backgrounds and boisterous characters, this doesn't come through very well in this Xbox 360 port. The character models are pretty ugly and lack real detail, and the environments are muddy and uninteresting. All in all, this is an aesthetic that could've been done on the original Xbox.
The sound effects fare slightly better, with some decent music and sound effects. The audio presentation is really saved by the color commentary, which is interesting and funny, giving the game some added personality and charm.
Blood Bowl can be fun at times, with engaging on-field action and some cool, deep strategy elements. However, the game is not very friendly to newcomers, with a frustrating interface, lackluster tutorials, and a muddy aesthetic. File this one under missed opportunity.
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Gameplay: 6.5
The game's does a fine job of bringing the depth and intricacies of the original board game to a console, making for some intense and engaging matches between two seasoned players. However, the interface is very unintuitive, and the lousy tutorials do little to help out newcomers.
Graphics: 4.5
The character models and environments are muddy and simplistic, making for a visual presentation that would be better suited on the original Xbox.
Sound: 6.5
The music and sound are average, but the colorful commentary does a great job of giving some personality to the game.
Difficulty: Medium
Concept: 5.5
A shoddy port of what could've been a great game, Blood Bowl doesn't really capitalize on the great board game, instead losing points for having a lousy interface and tutorial system.
Multiplayer: 6.5
The game supports one-on-one multiplayer matches, but the lack of online league play is a bummer.
Overall: 6.5
Blood Bowl is a missed opportunity as evidenced by the potential of the source on which it's based. If you really want to get into the depth and fun of Blood Bowl, you're better off checking out the board game.


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For many people, summer is the time to get home improvement projects done. But, that often means dipping into your wallet. Sometimes deeper… and deeper… and even deeper.That is unless you can do it yourself. But first, the I-Team's Dana Fowle says there are projects worth paying for and others you might end up 'paying for' in the end.It's admirable to want to knock out some of those home improvement projects on your own. There is a sense of accomplishment and an opportunity to save some money.These are great do-it-yourself, or DiY, projects:Landscaping: The simple stuff like mowing, raking leaves, planting. The frugal savings site WiseBread -- http://www.wisebread.com/ -- suggests that paying someone else to do this is not always worth it.The same thing applies to simple auto repairs, like changing out a battery yourself.Patch a wall? Do it yourself.If your plumbing problem is pretty simple, then find a YouTube instructional video and give it a try. You won't waste too much money if it doesn't work out.But, here is where you should put on the brakes:
Don't try to remove a tree yourself. That's for the pros. The tree roots can be 30 feet wide. And, if the tree falls on your house, then that's an expensive mistake.Also, it's best to leave roof repairs to the professionals, as well.Heating and air jobs fall under the same heading. The WiseBread.com site says the bottom line with this level of jobs is that if you don't have special knowledge and experience, then you shouldn't do it. The same advice goes for any major house renovations. Experts are licensed to do this sort of work. Remember, a home improvement mistake could be not only costly, but dangerous, too.
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The Spokane County Medical Examiner issued a cause of death for an inmate who died at the county jail in February.
Christopher James Parker's death was primarily cause because of a meth overdose, according to the examiner, but restraints used while he was in custody and complications from diabetes also contributed to his death.
Officers tased and restrained Parker, saying he became combative in the jail. Because restraints contributed to his death, the medical examiner classified this as a homicide.
Parker's family admits he had problems but say he was getting back on the right path.
"He wasn't afraid to ask for help. That's what he did. He called them and asked for help," Daniel Parker, Christopher's father, said.
His family says Parker pleaded for someone to take care of him the morning he died. He told first responders he took meth, but he was medically cleared by the Spokane Fire Department and booked into jail.
Witnesses report Parker became unruly during the process. He was tased and put into a restraint chair. He died soon after.
The fire department defends the way Parker's call was handled.
"We didn't wait for the outcome, or the report from the coroner. We drove right into the incident and eliminated the possibility that there was reckless behavior. There was none," Asst. Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer said.
The fire department says Parker was alert when crews responded. Paramedics say they evaluated him and he met the criteria to be cleared for jail. Still, the fire department says the case has made them reevaluate their approach and amp up their training for drug related calls.
"If the exact same situation were to happen tonight, likely the providers would air on the side of the patient and transfer the patient to the hospital. We've changed, modified and educated everyone in the system," Schaeffer said.
The fire department has added additional training for the crew and tailored it to cases similar to what they saw with Parker.


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The body of a missing Boulder Creek woman was found by a local resident in a steep ravine near Lomond Street in Boulder Creek on Saturday, April 6, and the coroner has ruled out foul play.
On Monday, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office identified the woman as Wendy Rivas, 54.
The cause of death has not been determined, but a medical examination by the coroner's office determined Tuesday that Rivas was not the victim of any type of foul play.
Investigators are awaiting a toxicology report that takes a week or more to complete to make a final determination. The sheriff's office is also investigating some medical conditions that might have contributed to her death.
Rivas, 54, was reported missing by her husband at 11 p.m. Wednesday, April 3.
According to her husband, she left their house on the 13000 block of Highway 9 at 10 p.m. Wednesday and did not return home.
Sheriff's office search and rescue teams searched four miles in every direction from the house before calling off the search Friday afternoon.
A property owner found Rivas' body in some bushes down a ravine just beyond the boundary of the search area.
The sheriff's office said in a press release that Rivas might have had a head injury that needed medical attention.
Anyone with information should call the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office, 471-1121.
Rivas was the third person found dead of accidents in the San Lorenzo Valley in the past two months.
Roger Jouron, a homeless man, was found dead near the San Lorenzo River in Boulder Creek on March 23. His death was attributed to natural causes.
On Feb. 4, the body of 26-year-old Guadalupe Cortes of Soquel was found partially submerged in the San Lorenzo River. The coroner's office determined that she died of accidental drowning.


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This should come as a surprise to absolutely no one ... Philadelphia 76ers center Andrew Bynum has yet to play in a game for the Sixers – preseason or regular season – and according to a SLAM Magazine senior editor Tzvi Twersky, a former teammate says that Bynum doesn't like playing basketball that much.
Here's what Twersky told CBS Philly's Spike Eskin, who asked Twersky last week about the rumor that Bynum hurt himself while bowling (which was later confirmed as fact):
"I started investigating [the bowling] a little bit," Twersky said. "And one of the people that I hit, a guy who has played with him before, he texted me back and said 'I don't know if that's true [the bowling], but I do know that I've never met another player in the league who likes basketball less [than Bynum]."
"The disclaimer is, I don't know Andrew like that. From what I hear, he's a good guy," Twersky said. "But the fact that I heard this from a guy who has played with him before, it kind of made me think, 'what's going on here exactly?' That's not the kind of a guy that I necessarily want to be maxing out.
Bynum's desire and passion for the game has been questioned in the past, but he put most of them to rest by having an All-Star 2011-2012 campaign. But ever since the Los Angeles Lakers dealt him to the Sixers in August, Bynum has noticeably been going through… changes.
Bynum is due for a new contract next summer and has the talent that generally demands a max deal in the $100-million range. With the latest develops and injuries, Bynum will have to put on one heck of a performance when he does return to still be able to secure that type of money and change this latest perception about his desire.
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Fashion week screeches to a sizzling halt with the fab stylings of Bustle's design duo Shawn Hewson and Ruth Promislow. Strewn with autumn leaves, the runway is ready for the hunt club set. Imagine Lord Durham of Scotland out for a stroll on the heath, and replace the pipe with a fresh Toronto vibe – here's what the women of Tdot can look forward to their gentlemen wearing next fall.
The show starts with a relaxed Foreign Legion inspired ensemble, but quickly moves into the relaxed, elite style of the country manor. A 1930's palette of olive drab, mustard, and flannel grey, is revved up with polka dot shirts, racy trim, old school golf plaids, jaunty scarves, suspenders and caps. At last! At last! It seems we're ready to dance on the graves of those baggy jeans that just keep on popping out of that crumbling coffin of oh-so-tired "style".
The women in the crowd eagerly embrace Bustle's tightly fitted jeans which define masculinity in the best way possible. There's room on the heath for the ladies too, as they dive headlong into Katherine Hepburn casual charm with mensy trousers and buttoned down shirts. No cell phones here - for the leisured class the only thing worth calling are pheasants, dogs, and Bustle!
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LEWISBURG, Pa. — Several Bucknell students and two Bucknell staff members were honored Saturday at the second annual student leadership awards ceremony, hosted by Bucknell's Division of Student Affairs.
Honored were:
first-year students Amanda Forsburg, who received the Emerging Leader Award, given to a student active in co-curricular activities; and Elizabeth Lorson, Class of 2007 Award of Excellence, for exceptional leadership, involvement and impact on campus.
sophomores Kelly Holmes, Class of 2006 Award of Excellence, for exceptional leadership, involvement and impact on campus; and Alyssa Schneebaum, Change Agent Award, for actively advocating for positive change on campus or in the world.
juniors Rebecca Schofield, Civility and Respect Award, for promoting inclusiveness among all members of the Bucknell community; and Luke Stehouwer, Class of 2005 Award of Excellence, for exceptional leadership, involvement and impact on campus.
seniors Tricia Elseroad, Student Leadership Mentor Award, for identifying, encouraging and supporting students in their leadership development; Evan Gropper, Community Outreach Award, for serving the local community above and beyond normal expectations; Garry Thaniel, Class of 2004 Award of Excellence, for exceptional leadership, involvement and impact on campus; and Katy Timer, Bridge Builder Award, for bringing people together for a program or project.
Seniors who received the Bison Award of Excellence, given for making significant contributions to various co-curricular and community activities, were: William Anderson, Brian Bialas, Tricia Bushnell, Garrett Carlough, Kim Cocoros, Tricia Elseroad, Joshua Fisher, Lindsey Gentel, Michelle Gezo, Abby Gulden, Cori Hetherington, Timothy Johnson, Nik Keramidas, Travis Martin, Jennifer Mellon, Lina Nandy, Kerry O'Donnell, Jakita Price, Jason Rubinstein, Abbey Seaboyer, Garry Thaniel, and Katy Timer.
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Donald Stechschulte, director of the Student Health Service, received the Forrest D. Brown Award, given to a staff member who repeatedly demonstrates a commitment to the community and its needs, and who affects the lives of Bucknell students by impressing upon them the values of community service. Stechschulte has traveled with the Bucknell Brigade to Nicaragua each of their 10 trips, giving medical assistance to the people of Nueva Vida in the student-built clinic.
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MARYVALE, AZ (LEARFIELD-WSAU) Matt Garza gave up four first-inning runs in his Milwaukee debut, but the Brewers came back later to beat Colorado 6-to-5 yesterday in an exhibition game at Scottsdale Arizona.
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Whether you're bringing extra gear to the job site, are packing up to go give mom a hand with the plumbing or just like keeping your equipment organized, this large tool bag packs plenty of pockets and space to keep you moving.
The strength of a tool box with the easy to customize flexibility of a bag, make this Craftsman tool bag the perfect portable. Featuring tough woven vinyl straps, reinforced seams and a rugged zipper, from wrenches to sockets to specialty tools and site essentials, this tool bag packs-up and gets the job done, every time. Quit wasting time looking for the gear you need load up this Craftsman, and keep moving.
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