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In this case, Plaintiff has not provided any evidence which shows that when MERS assigned the mortgage to Plaintiff, it also transferred the interest in the underlying note. According to the mortgage assignment contract, MERS held legal title to the mortgage. There is no language in the agreement which transfers interest in the note to MERS. Because MERS did not hold title to the underlying note, it could not transfer any rights to the underlying note when it assigned the mortgage to Plaintiff. See LPP Mortgage Ltd v. Sabine Properties No. 103648/10,2010 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 4216, at*7 (Sup. Ct. N.Y. Co. Sept. 1, 2010); Lamy , 824 N.Y.S.2d at 769 (Sup. Ct. Suffolk Co. 2006); HSBC Bank USA v. Miller, 26 Misc. 3d 407,411,889 N.Y.S.2d 430,433 (Sup. Ct. Sullivan Co. 2009). Without a transfer of title to the underlying note, Plaintiff cannot foreclose on the property based on default payment and lacks standing under CPLR 5 321 1 (a)(3)
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ORDERED that this action is dismissed; and it is further
ORDERED that the clerk of the court directed to enter judgment accordingly.
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I'm Not There: A Photographer Captures his own Shadow
I'm Not There is an ongoing series of portraits by photographer PoL Úbeda Hervàs who lives and works in Barcelona. He says the series came from changes in his life that left him unsure of who he is, but decided to leave the shoes as a small reminder that there was at least some fragment of his personality left behind, more than just a shadow. (via ignant)


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A Compilation of Environmental Education News from Across Louisiana.
Grant Opportunity for Teachers – Deadline October 1!
DonorsChoose.org is a nonprofit connecting public school teachers with people who want to support classroom learning. Teachers of all subject areas can apply for funding due to the generosity of Chevron. To apply, visit: http://www.donorschoose.org/teachers/
Green Cup Recycle Challenge (Challenge Starts October 1)
The Green Schools Alliance invites K-12 schools across the United States and around the world to register for the GREEN CUP RECYCLE CHALLENGE. During the four-week Challenge, schools compete for Bin Points by "recycling right" - improving recycling compliance rates and decreasing contamination. Bonus Points can be earned for additional waste reduction efforts such as composting or paperless communications. Weekly bin checks provide instant feedback on how well schools are recycling. Learn more
Recycle Bowl Competition (Register by October 8)
Recycle-Bowl aims to establish new recycling programs within schools, increase recycling rates in schools that currently recycle, and provide teacher/student educational opportunities about recycling and waste reduction. A winner from each U.S. state and the District of Columbia will receive $1,000 based on the most recycled material per person per school. An additional grand prize valued at $2,500 will go to the top performer among the State Champions! Learn more
Lowe's Toolbox for Education Grants(Deadline: October 12)
Searching for funding for your outdoor classroom, schoolyard garden or school greening project? Lowe's will donate $5 million to public schools and public school parent teacher groups at more than 1,000 different public schools per school year. The Fall 2012 grant cycle will open mid-July and close October 12, 2012. Learn more
CPRA Issues Request for Proposals for 2013 Conservation and Restoration Partnership Fund (Deadline: October 19)
The Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) of Louisiana is now accepting proposals for projects seeking funding through its Conservation and Restoration Partnership Fund. The program has $1 million available as matching funds for projects aimed at coastal conservation and restoration. Proposals will be accepted through October 19, 2012. Projects selected for funding will be notified by November 30, 2012. Proposals may be submitted via mail, email, or FAX, but must be received by CPRA before close of business on October 19, 2012. Submissions should be sent to: Stuart Brown, Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, 450 Laurel Street, 12th Floor, Baton Rouge LA 70801, phone: (225) 342-4596, fax: (225) 342-9417, email: firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information about CPRA and its coastal restoration and protection efforts, please contact Chuck Perrodin at (225) 342-7615 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
America's Cutest Energy Savers (Deadline: October 22)
Parents and educators are invited to submit videos of kids doing their part to save energy. The grand prize winner will receive $250 and the runner-up will received $100. The first 100 entrants will receive a one-year subscription to Consumer Reports online, a one-year Green America membership and a LED light bulb. Contest ends October 22. Learn more
Super Science Saturday (Saturday, October 27, 2012)
LSU Pete Maravich Assemby Center from 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Hands-on chemistry and science demonstrations! All students & families are welcome! Fun & educational for all ages!
Sponsored by: American Chemical Society, LSU Department of Chemistry, LSU Athletic Department, Free admission! Please bring donation or non-perishable food item for Baton Rouge Food Bank. See attached PDF for more information.
Chemistry in Action! (November 4, 2012)
Several education events aimed at high school science and chemistry teachers will be offered at the Southwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society on Sunday, November 4 in Baton Rouge. For registration and meeting Information, please visit www.swrm2012.orgor see attached PDF.
Customize Your Conference Agenda With Our New Online Agenda Tool! (October 20-25)
Join the 6th National Conference on Coastal and Estuarine Habitat Restoration in Tampa, October 20-25, and use the exciting new AGENDA TOOL to create your own customized Conference schedule, save the schedule to your phone or tablet, and even print and share. Click the link: RAE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Have Facebook or Twitter? Log-in with either and see how many of your friends and colleagues are also attending the Conference. With the Agenda Tool there are no more missed connections! For more information on our National Conference, download our registration brochure at www.estuaries.org/conference. You MUST register on-line at: https://www.cmpinc.net/rae
The LaSTEM GCP Kick-Off & Design Squad Nation Conference (Saturday, October 27)
This newly formed Louisiana Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Girls Collaborative Project (LaSTEM GCP), offers a chance for all those committed to informing, motivating and inspiring girls in the state of Louisiana to pursue careers in STEM to come together to share exemplary practices, develop new collaborations, and share resources. All informal educators, afterschool providers, school administrators, engineers, technical professionals, business partners, members of professional organizations, K-12 educators, and university staff are encouraged to join us! The LaSTEM GCP and the Emmy award-winning PBS' Design Squad Nation will host a hands-on breakout session to discuss how together we can boost girls' interest in engineering using multimedia resources and activities from PBS' Design Squad Nation.
The LaSTEM GCP Kick-Off & Design Squad Nation Conference is Saturday, October 27, 9:00 am–4:00 pm at the Frank Walk Presentation Room in the Engineering Annex Building; Louisiana State University (Ceba Ln & Nicholson Dr, Baton Rouge, LA 70803) Cost is $25.00 and checks can be mailed to: Attn: Lou Papai, Sci-Port: Louisiana's Science Center, 820 Clyde Fant Pkwy, Shreveport, LA 71101. Travel scholarships are available to a limited number of participants. Contact Lou Papai at email@example.com for more information. Limited number of hotel rooms available for out of town participants. Contact The Cook Hotel, (225) 383-2665. Cost: $99/night. Cutoff date: 9-28-12 (trying to extend Friday, October 5th)
Opening for Free Environmental Education Workshop (Ongoing)
The Alliance for Affordable Energy is launching a new education program focused on teaching elementary school students about energy science, energy sources and conservation! The Alliance is a non-profit that has worked for over 25 years to protect rate payers from soaring energy costs and advocate for energy efficiency and renewable energy in Louisiana. They will be working with elementary schools in and around New Orleans, and are looking for teachers who are interested in hosting their free workshop in their classroom. The workshop will take one class period and will incorporate curriculum created by the National Energy Education Development Program as well as original curriculum by the Alliance. Fun, interactive classroom activities, including a bicycle generator that students can ride to power light bulbs and other electrical appliances, demonstrating the concept of converting physical energy to electricity will be used. If interested in working with the Alliance on this curriculum, please contact Education Director, Julia Michaels at 504-208-9761 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Webinar: Environmental Education is for Everyone: 'K through Grey' Resources (October 3)
EPA's Office of Environmental Education (OEE) has a wealth of information on educational resources that educators can use off the shelf in formal school classrooms and informal educational settings, or in development of a larger curriculum. EPA and the National Environmental Education Foundation will present environmental education resources for schools and teachers to use to incorporate and integrate EE into daily classroom activities. Learn more
PBLU Schoolyard Habitat Project(Courses start October 8)
PBLU is a new online network of educators who are interested in learning and sharing about project-based learning. It consists of a series of five free online two-week classes and a capstone certification course featuring Common Core-aligned projects. In the Schoolyard Habitat Project, developed by NEEF, the Pacific Education Institute and the Buck Institute for Education, learn how to engages students in researching, designing and implementing a plan to create a wildlife habitat on school grounds while reinforcing math and language arts skills. Learn more
Webinar on Solar Energy for Water and Wastewater Utilities (October 11)
On Thursday, October 11, 2012, from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm EST, EPA will host a webinar on solar energy and water and wastewater utilities. The webinar will detail the process of implementing solar energy projects in such utilities, the various types of solar technologies available, and where they can be most appropriately used, while highlighting innovative funding approaches (including those with no up-front capital requirements) that result in long-term energy cost savings and stability. The webinar will present the case study of a successful solar installation at a small water utility in Grafton, Massachusetts. Click here to register for this free webinar. For additional information, please contact Jim Horne at (202) 564-0571 or email@example.com. Slides of two previous webinars on this topic can be viewed here.
Webinar: Career Opportunities in Wildlife Conservation and Natural Resource Management (October 17)
NEEF, in collaboration with the American School Counselors Association and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is hosting a webinar to provide school counselors and educators with the latest information about careers in the fields of wildlife conservation, natural resources management and environmental education. The webinar will feature key leaders from government agencies and experts in the field. A resources toolkit will be offered in conjunction with the webinar. The first 100 registered participants that log in and complete the webinar will be eligible for a webinar drawing to receive a copy ofGreen Collar Jobs: Environmental Careers for the 21st Century. Learn more
OneNOAA Science Seminars: October 2012
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Date and Time:
October 02, 2012, 12:00-13:00 Eastern Time Zone
NOAA SSMC-34th Floor, Room 4817 (1315 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD 20910)
John Walden(NOAA Fisheries economist, Northeast Fisheries Science Center)
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Date and Time:
October 03, 2012, 15:30-16:30 Mountain Time Zone
NOAA ESRL Chemical Sciences Division seminar room (2A305), David Skaggs Research Center (325 Broadway, Boulder, CO 80305)
David S. Lee (Centre for Air Transport & Environment (CATE), Manchester Metropolitan University)
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NOAAESRL Chemical Sciences Division seminar
Evolutionary Strategies in Marine Phytoplankton: Interrelated Influence of Nutrients, Cell Size, and Grazing Defense
Date and Time:
October 04, 2012, 11:00-12:00 Pacific Time Zone
NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science CenterAuditorium (2725 Montlake Blvd. E., Seattle, WA 98112-2097; Directions)
William Sunda (NOAA Beaufort Laboratory)
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Make Coastal Changes Come Alive with CanVis Visualization Software
Date and Time:
October 10, 2012, 14:00-15:30 Eastern Time Zone
Webinar remote access only
Hansje Gold-Krueck (NOAA Coastal Services Center. Hosted & moderated by the EBM Tools Network)
Seminar Sponsor:
NOAACoastal Services Center, Digital Coast Webinar Series
Sandlance, Sharks and Sticky Fish - Inspiration for New Materials and Biomimetic Solutions to Unusual Problems
Date and Time:
October 11, 2012, 11:00-12:00 Pacific Time Zone
NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science CenterAuditorium (2725 Montlake Blvd. E., Seattle, WA 98112-2097; Directions)
Adam Summers (University of Washington)
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NOAA2012 Fall Quarter NWFSC Weekly Monster Seminar JAM series
NOAA Monthly Climate Webinar Updates
Date and Time:
October 18, 2012, 11:00 - 12:00 Eastern Time Zone (times may vary)
Webinar Access Only
NOAA climate and weather experts
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Marine Genomics and the Evolution of Body Plans
Date and Time:
October 18, 2012, 11:00-12:00 Pacific Time Zone
NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science CenterAuditorium (2725 Montlake Blvd. E., Seattle, WA 98112-2097; Directions)
Billie Swalla (University of Washington)
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NOAA2012 Fall Quarter NWFSC Weekly Monster Seminar JAM series
Introduction to Great Lakes Climate Education Resources
Date and Time:
October 19, 2012, 10:00-12:00 Eastern Time Zone
NOAAOhio Sea Grant (webinar, remote access only)
Lyndsey Manzo(Ohio Sea Grant Educator)
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NOAAOhio Sea Grant
Using Cost Effectiveness Analysis to Select Salmon Recovery Measures: A Practical Approach with Some Difficulties
Date and Time:
October 25, 2012, 11:00-12:00 Pacific Time Zone
NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science CenterAuditorium (2725 Montlake Blvd. E., Seattle, WA 98112-2097; Directions)
Daniel Huppert (University of Washington)
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NOAA2012 Fall Quarter NWFSC Weekly Monster Seminar JAM series
2013 Agriculture in a Growing World Essay Contest (October 1)
The Agriculture in A Growing World Essay contest is a national competition for 9-12th grade students, hosted by the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture in partnership with the Nutrients for Life Foundation. To be eligible for the national competition, students must have been in a classroom that implemented the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture Book of the Year, The Man Who Fed the World by Leon Hesser and corresponding curriculum. Essays address modern agricultural technologies and social, political or environmental issues related to agriculture. Apply online at http://bit.ly/MGUrRJfor the 2012 Agriculture in a Growing World Grant program by October 1, 2012. For questions or more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com call 1-800-443-8456.
Spirit of Innovation Challenge (Deadline: October 24)
Each year the Conrad Foundation challenges youth ages 13-18 from around the globe to Get Their Genius On and conceptualize a solution in the areas of Aerospace and Aviation, Energy and Environment, Cyber Security and Technology, and Health and Nutrition. Winning teams in each category receive $5,000 in seed grant money toward the commercialization of their product. Learn more
KLB Call for Submissions – Annual Awards Program (Deadline: October 8)
The annual awards program presents seven awards recognizing exceptional volunteers in the state and includes the Alice Foster Award, named in honor of the former first lady. The deadline for entries is Monday, Oct. 8, 2012. Submit entries to email@example.com! Recipients will be recognized on Friday, October 26, 2012, during the Annual Awards Luncheon at the conclusion of the 2012 KLB State Conference in New Iberia.
President's Environmental Youth Awards (Deadline December 31)
Since 1971, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has annually sponsored the President's Environmental Youth Awards. The awards program recognizes outstanding projects from young individuals, K-12 classrooms, summer camps and youth organizations about the environment and how to sustain it. All applicants receive a signed certificate by the President honoring them for their efforts. Learn more
Save Our Shore: Volunteer for the Coast with Abita Beer and CRCL (September 29)
Register Now
The Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (CRCL) and Abita Beer invite you to participate in "Save Our Shore: Volunteer for the Coast," Saturday, September 29, 2012, from 9:00 am-4:00 pm at Grand Isle State Park on Grand Isle (Admiral Craik Dr. Grand Isle, LA 70358). Abita Beer is partnering with CRCL to implement this and other restoration projects which will directly restore dune habitat and strengthen Grand Isle State Park and other sites in the future. Minimum age for volunteers is 10, but all minors must be accompanied by an adult. All equipment (shovels, gloves, hammers, etc.) will be provided. Lunch and drinks will be provided to all volunteers. Online registration form and additional information can be found at www.crcl.orgor call the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana at 1-(888)-LACOAST for more information.
EPA Releases a Comprehensive Schools Brochure! "Sensible Steps to Healthier School Environments Brochure"
This easy to use booklet focuses on affordable, sensible ways, to address some of the most common areas of environmental health concerns found in schools. In this era of budget tightening and unfortunate education funding cuts, the booklet is designed to identify and address environmental health issues that school districts can readily address with minimal cost and effort. It is a resource for facilities personnel and school staff, providing:
- one-stop access to learn about a range of school environmental health issues;
- many low cost/no cost, affordable measures, programs and resources available to help prevent, reduce and resolve each of the highlighted environmental hazards;
- a voluntary Quick Assessment Checklist to identify those issues that school districts and schools can address with minimal cost and effort; and,
- waste reduction and energy efficiency actions that will help you conserve valuable financial resources.
While this booklet provides best management practices, it does not preempt, supersede or serve as a substitute for Federal, State, local and Tribal regulations that are applicable to schools. Learn more at: http://www.epa.gov/region8/humanhealth/children/SensibleSteps.pdf
Find out about wetland outreach activities including symposiums, conferences, meetings, educational opportunities, volunteer opportunities, and related support material at the Louisiana Unified Coastal Community Calendar at http://lacoast.gov/calendar/.
Venise Ortego, Environmental Education Coordinator, 337-948-0255, email@example.com
Juliet Raffray, Environmental Education Assistant Coordinator, 225-765-0124, email@example.com
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Oh, noes: We're in the cone of probability for the first named storm of the season
UPDATE: Tropical Depression 1 is now Tropical Storm Arthur.
The National Hurricane Center is eying a tropical depression off Florida that could intensify enough to get itself named Arthur and churn up the Atlantic seaboard (as tropical storms are wont to do) and smack into us just in time for the weekend.
This is what I get
... for booking a yurt on the harbor islands. It was February! Who knew!
For reals
Back in February, I'd have been more concerned that the harbor would still be frozen beyond boating than that a summer storm was an actual possibility.
Good luck! I'll be in the great Midwest so I'll miss Arthur like I missed Irene.
You don't really have a
You don't really have a choice if you want to camp in one of those yurts. At this point they're sold out for the entire season.
That sounds so freaking cool.
Even in a hurricane. Maybe especially in a hurricane.
I won't be kayaking out
Even if the sky is clear, Webb Park to the campsite via Hull Gut will be treacherous.
But, hopefully, the ferry will run and then it will just be a fun thing from there on.
Which islands have yurts?
I heard Great Brewster does -- but I didn'tthink any ferries went to this (there was a ferry one summer several years ago that went from Georges to Great Brewster -- but it seemed to be just for that one year).
Peddocks Island
I noticed.
I never made it out there and would probably pick off-season.
That sounds great though.
I used to live on an island called Vashon.
Why did you leave?
You lived on Vashon? You left, why?
It was time
.to move back to West Seattle.
My friend and I had a new 2 br with washer dryer in apt for 675 a month April 2000 to April 2001.
I was helping with a home makeover there.
And their bus system would zip you to Fauntleroy and then Downtown if needed.
Seattle is so wonderfully earnest about trying to do stuff well.
Your masshole dismay is much more understandable to someone who knows both cultures.
Vashon I - where K2 skis were made!
The operative word being "were"......
I know.
I walked by it on my way to work on Jake's farmhouse.
Looks like he's added some other buildings.
There was also a petty oligarch named Stewart who was the local cardboard villain and host of some GOP picnic.
He eventually moved to Arizona where he crashed his plane.
Swirls , you know that Webb
Swirls , you know that Webb Park was a Nike missile silo , and across the way , was the ammo dump. Be careful around there , we need you !
Lol, Kvn
My MIL lives out at Weymouthport, so I'm acquainted with the former land use in the area.
Also, Swirls , be careful of
Also, Swirls , be careful of the Commuter Boat from the Hingham oo la la boat yard / shopping complex, formerly a ship building dynamo owned by Bethlehem Steel, during the Big One ! Maybe there is still a section undeveloped where the launching ramps can be seen . That area was heavily military industrial complexed up.
Camping during storms is cool - to a point ;-)
My GF (now wife) and I knew we'd do pretty well together when, during a kayak trip, we spent 24+ hours in a tent during a big storm on a remote beach on Vancouver I. That's a true test of compatibility. Either you kill each other or get married.
Swirls , next time use the
Swirls , next time use the Negotiator , he can get you better than a yurt. whatever that is.
The yurt is most cool for me
I want to see Shatner negotiate with Mother Nature on the weather!
On my bucket list
Camping on one of the Harbor Islands is totally on my bucket list. It just seems so cool... and I had no idea I could DO IT IN A YURT!
I love Boston.
Thanks for covering
Glad I can turn somewhere to get this news. At the time of this comment on the front page of bostonglobe.com, the only powerful storm that's reportedly bearing down on New England is Mario Batali.
Re: Thanks for covering
Let's Just Hope It's Arthur T. And Not Arthur S.
I'm sorry. I've spun this
I'm sorry. I've spun this around in my head many times, and...I don't get it. Can you explain for the uninitiated?
Answer is:
Market Basket supermarket disagreements between 2 brothers (one of whom
was recently ousted from its board of directors).
Cousins, actually.
Cousins, actually.
Thanks - you're right.
Surfs up!
Oh. Hell. Yeah.
Perhaps I can surf from my yurt!
Love all these comments!
Love all these comments! Swirly - that sounds like the title for a Dr. Seuss book! Write on....
Is there something similar to the French Toast Alert for tropical storms? Or do we all run to the store for the same items thattgj8g we do for a blizzard?
I think it's too hot for French toast, so I plan to stock up on smoothie ingredients.
I thought we did margaritas
I thought we did margaritas last time there was a serious hurricane warning?
Nah, in hurricane season you
Nah, in hurricane season you run to the package store.
Can I be the first to point out:
Fourth of July = Boston Pops = Arthur Fiedler = Hurricane Arthur.
Coincidence? I think not.
This why the BDC redesign bites
Dave Epstein's Weather Wisdom Blog would have a decent, well explained, discussion of the impending tropical depression, but I don't have the patience to track it down. Instead, we have an AP wire story from Miami.
Yes, I have this great website, but for weather discussion, I need a direction.
I got it bookmarked
bookmarked it.
And to Jeff F, no, BDC is in fact a crappy website now. It was passible before, since there was some kind of organization to it, but now, well, if the Herald did news updates better on their website, perhaps I'd be heading that way.
I think we're in agreement here
I misinterpreted - when you said 'this website' I thought you were still talking about BDC - not UHub.
So yeah, sounds like we're both pretty skeptical of BDC.
Makes sense
There's a story about/from Miami, because the storm will have an effect on that major city. The question of just what it will mean for the Boston area is still unknowable, so a long in-depth story about it would be premature and irresponsible.
(...and completely out of chartacter for boston.com's frontpiece, where tabloid, bloggish and driven-by-twits is order of the day. Needless to say I disagree with your characterization of BDC as a"great" website. Passable for mobile use? Sure).
Btw, here's a link to David Epstein's Boston.com blog (which I agree is well written and worth bookmarking). And he says pretty much the same thing - we just don't know what course the storm will take at this point, and therefore a real forecast isn't possible yet, although we obviously need to keep an eye on it.
Stupid question from elsewhere: Why are people saying "BDC" if they mean "boston.com"? And yes, I call it "execrable".
Oh wait
Boston Dot Com
Derp, I get it, sorry...
I kind of agree
And I wrote it. I don't believe I got caught up in the use of the cutesy version of the website name, but it was quicker than boston.com.
otherwise known as..
Boston Dot Crap now
having friends fly in from
having friends fly in from the south and was so so excited all this time since weather has been hot and sunny. just my luck a hurricane will be here for the 4th. UGHHHHH
Calm down Franics, not a hurricane
Just growing possibility of a quite rainy Friday (followed by a very nice Sat/Sun). Spend a few minutes reading instead of freaking.
Calm down Channel 5 too...
When did WCVB become Chicken Little? No wonder most of their decent reporters have moved over to WBUR. Channel 5's headline now: "Storm to strengthen into hurricane; bring heavy rains for holiday", when most models I have seen are predicting a tropical storm or maybe a hurricane off the Mid-Atlantic on Friday. Not here (rain here, but no hurricane). Meanwhile Weather Underground (which I find to be the most reliable) is forecasting rain for Friday, but only in the afternoon, and even that forecast is changing by the hour.
Did the insufferable short
Did the insufferable short guy put on his 'serious business' smart glasses yet?
These are the days
When I miss Al Kaprielian. Actually, that's most days. What a loveable crazy dude...
How dare
you pick on Eddie Obvious. His vapidity is only outdone by his babbling last word on everything tick.
This seems really early for a
This seems really early for a hurricane this far north.
I do remember one epically rainy, but warm, humid, and completely nasty July 4th in either 1979 or 1980. The picnic got moved inside, and we all crammed our clammy selves inside the teeny dining room to eat overcooked cheeseburgers and burned hot dogs.
Doesn't hurricane season go
Doesn't hurricane season go in sort of two chunks, with a sort of quiet patch typical for July? I remember in previous years that June was moderately active...more later in the summer and into the fall, of course, but...
See my comment above
No one (responsible) is predicting that Arthur is likely to be a hurricane when it passes by New England on Friday. Stranger things have happened, of course, but nearly all models just see Aurthur as getting up to tropical storm strength, and us here in Boston getting a drenching sometime Friday eve (and nice following weather for the rest of the weekend).
Btw, the average date for the first named storm of the season here on the east coast (base on data 1966-present) is July 9th. So this is pretty typical timing.
Arthur is now predicted to
Arthur is now predicted to pass to the east of Nantucket as a hurricane.
It's pretty much too early to know for sure, but this seriously stinks for anyone with plans on the Cape this weekend.
You've misread the NOAA map
The current NOAA map (as of 5pm Tue) shows Arthur degrading from a hurricane (H) to a tropical storm (S) while still off the coast of Virginia.
And the probable path cone still indicates it's most likely to pass many hundreds of miles to the east of the Cape and Islands. If that happens, we'd likely just end up with a bout of intense rain (maybe enough for some flash flooding) - followed by some pretty nice air. Not a lot of wind, and moving through quite quickly.
Still plenty of time to freak later in the week if predictions shift.
Tropical Storm Arthur looks
Tropical Storm Arthur looks like it's on a path to Boston, but it could get caught between the moon and New York City.
This took me a minute to get. LOL
The best it can do... the best it can do.. is to fall in love.
Is that "the best that you
Is that "the best that you can do"?
I know it's crazy, but it's
I know it's crazy, but it's true.
Packing winds of 1600 miles per while and gusts up to 4
Raise the alert level!
Can we use the French Toast Alert scale for a tropical storm on the 4th of July?
How about the Stonado Alert Scale
In honor of the cheesy sci-fi channel flick they had last year.
Here's my rendering
Pebble - Swirly is safe camping in a yurt in the hahbah. Most areas of city also safe, except for around the Hancock (or is that a continuous state)
Stone - Wailing and lament go up throughout the land when a beloved 300-year-old tree crashes on the Comm Ave Mall. Former Rep Marty Walz rejoices over the elimination of more shadows in downtown. Now about those swaying tall buildings...
Rock - Weathermen (including one from the Weather Channel with a measuring stick thinking it's going to snow) flock to Wallaston Beach with raincoats to get sprayed by waves and end up drowning in a pothole on Morrissey Boulevard after ignoring flashing "Wicked Deep Potholes" signs. Governor Patrick in an emergency services slicker in an undisclosed bunker makes appeals to shelter in place. Boston is a ghost town except for Sheriff Doug Bennet who wanders the streets in search of emergency personnel that he can help.
Boulder - Weathermen flock to Hull to show houses only 100 feet from waves crashing on a beach. Army Corps of Engineers making plans to reconstruct Beach with cool army stuff. Governor Patrick in an emergency services slicker in an undisclosed bunker makes appeals to hunker in place.
Stonado - so strong it actually picks up Plymouth Rock and hurls it into a basketball court in Cambridge. Charles River Gates breached, Back Bay and South End Flooded. Mayor Walsh circulates city in lost Charles River gondola urging residents (in operatic song) to remain calm and follow evacuation routes (posted on Beacon Hill right next to that gorilla sign for the zoo - only now Joe the Gorilla is really there because stonadoes destroyed his cage). Blamed on climate change and Al Gore flies to Boston donning an emissions free red cape to save the day.
Gov. Cadillac DeVille returns?
Glad he's coming back from Panama for Arthur. Too bad all that good work down there on behalf of the Commonwealth will just go south.
Don't do it , Arturo !
Don't do it , Arturo !
Where can
I buy a green friendly generator that will power the barn lights where I keep my milking cow and my electric bread baker.
Surf's Up!
Looks like my weekend plans are set in stone!
Idea: Cruise to Bermuda
The ship will sail outside of "the cone." But Friday and Saturday should be a rockin' good time. Who knows, maybe the swimming pool and hot tubs on Deck 10 (?) will take on water!
Can I order a Cone of Probability at JP Licks?
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A. Yes, it would make a pretty big difference. By starting retirement benefits at 62, the earliest possible age, your wife would get smaller payments each month but would get them for a longer period of time. If she waited until her full retirement age of 66, she would get larger monthly payments but for a shorter period of time.
For example, if your wife were entitled to $1,000 a month on her own work record at full retirement age, starting the checks at 62 would reduce them to $750, or 25 percent less. The longer she waits, the smaller the reduction. If she waited until 63 to apply, the cut would be only 20 percent.
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If your wife does begin early, she'll be pretty much stuck for life with the lower amount. The only way to raise it would be for her to go back to work before full retirement age and make more than an earnings ceiling, $14,160 a year for 2012. That would trigger further benefit reductions, but once she reached 66, the ceiling would no longer apply to her and her benefit would be recalculated upward from its original amount.
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I have this custom Cosmic Enforcer!
He's much updated now, but I don't have a pic of that one yet!
I have this custom Cosmic Enforcer!
He's much updated now, but I don't have a pic of that one yet!
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i was skeptical when i clicked on the thread but the pics got me wanting this fella. I'm down
If we get another Zodac like character, I'd want him to look at least as alien-like as the picture in the first post of this thread, if not more. Otherwise all we're doing is basically getting the same toy with different colored skin.
I like the name Zodaq. I'm not opposed to more Cosmic enforcers but Zodak was a tough sell as is. I dunno how comfortable Mattel would be with releasing another cosmic enforcer.
Also, I don't think it's a good idea to beef up the original 4HM design. The whole point of it was to make him an alien. Maybe they can make Zodaq using the teen buck for 200X Adam (whenever he gets made)?
Hell yeah, as long as it's a quarterly figure or something.
A cool character and very interesting, he looks like he is from the same race as the Council of Wisdom Alien.
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The idea of a future Alien Enforcer is nice, but I don't need one so bad. I have Zodac and Zodak in my collection - that's enough in my opinion.
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I really like Battle Brak's take on him. Definitely interested. And he could come with an alternate helmetless head for Zodak too (like Demo Man has the Alcala Skeletor head) for added value.
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An Enforcer Corp. would be cool. I also like the idea of including the helmetless Zodak head with the Alien Enforcer figure. That sounds like a nice quarterly figure.
Looking at the concept art he seems real thin in body arms and legs. I think rather than just having another Zodac repaint they should go ahead and make the small thinner buck that can be used for characters like 200X Adam but then attach normal sized head hands and feet to create this alien proportioned guy.
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I can't believe that I didn't post a pic of my custom here
how feasible would it be to make it from the female buck? i realize the legs would require new tooling, but i feel the slender shape would go a long way in replicating the look of the character.
We need many more characters before this. We already got 2 figures with the Zodac parts (Zodac and Zodak). If we get another Cosmic Enforcer, he'd better be a bit more special and different.
Personally, I don't really want to get a Cosmic Enforcers army. And if we get one more Cosmic Enforcer, then let it be much later.
I think that characters such as Mosquitor, Dragstor, Mantenna, Spikor, Two Bad, Rattlor, Tung Lashor, Rio Blast, Ram Man, Rokkon, Saurod, Flogg, Frosta, Queen Angella, Scorpia, Darius, Batros, Shokoti, Lord Masque or Lizard Man need to be released before this kind of Zodac ersatz.
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he could have tung lashors hands
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I was hoping he'd be made eventually but with recent events, I wouldn't get my hopes up. I'll make him myself when we get Tung Lasher hands.a I also plan to mke Zanthor from FM cause I don't think he'll get done either.
Just wish I had an idea of what type of custom weapons 4H might have dione other than guns for them.
Gaping holes in my collection: Origins SDCC 2019 2 Pack, Weapons pack 1, Power & Honour book 1, SDCC artbook (maybe)
Definitiely want this guy. Battle Brak's version and claw guy 3's custom each look fantastic.
Xodac would be my preferred spelling of his name though. That way you have the nod to 2OOX and you avoid the plural.
How about Xodax?
I would love this figure in the line, I'd want him to be as near to the 4HM concept as possible, they could use Mantenna parts for his arms etc.
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I can see Mantenna arms, Tung Lashor hands on him.
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All in all, the '53 Ford F-100 we rounded up as a body donor to drop on top of the '56 F-100 chassis we've been covering in a continuing tech series was in pretty good shape. That said, the '53 did have rust damage typical of any '53-56 F-100 pickup exposed to the elements for over half a century. Once one begins to familiarize themselves with this series of Ford truck they learn where to look for rust. The first area to rust is on the passenger side cowl, right below the fresh-air intake louvers. The deterioration process begins as soon as the louvers draw in air. The dirtier the air, like encountered on dirt roads or blown in a dust storm, the faster dirt accumulates in the area below the hinge pocket. Then when the rains come the louvers allow water to enter and the dirt turns to mud. The moisture in the mud typically lasts for months before it dries thoroughly and that's all it takes to invite rust. Next in line to rust out are the cab corners. It's basically the same situation, first dirt gets trapped at the bottom of the corners and then water leaks in. If the truck spent its life in the rustbelt where the roads are salted in the wintertime the rust problem probably began to rear its ugly head over four decades ago.
In this segment we are replacing the driver side cab corner first. On 1953-55 Ford pickups this side houses the filler neck for the gasoline tank sandwiched between the framerail and the running board. Because of the filler neck's location and the protective grommet that seals the area shrinks and cracks with age, this side is the first to go and usually rustier than the passenger side corner. The first thing we did to get the show on the road was to place an order with the folks at Dennis Carpenter Ford Restoration Parts in Concord, North Carolina, for a pair of cab corners and the cowl pieces to fix the right side lower hinge pocket. When the order arrived shortly after it was placed we noticed the left side cab corner matched the one-year only design of the '56 F-100. Because the gas tank on the '56 models were relocated to inside the cab and the filler neck was relocated to the upper right side of the cab the '56's driver side cab corner is sans the filler-neck hole. Well they don't call us Custom Classic Trucks for nothing, it only took a few seconds before we seized the opportunity and decided to shave the filler neck and opt for a rear-mounted gas tank. With the cab already at Super Steve's in Anaheim, California, it was just a matter of having Steve allow us to follow along as he did the deed.


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Electronic Library Kiosk Bound for Iraq
By Michael McNulty
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HEIDELBERG, Germany, July 22, 2008 - Camp Victory in Iraq is nearly 2,000 miles from the nearest Army library in Europe. But troops deployed at the sprawling base near Baghdad International Airport soon will have access to a broad spectrum of library resources through an e-Branch kiosk.
A team of movers packed and loaded the kiosk July 14 at the European Regional Library Support Center here for shipment to Camp Victory, where it will be installed at the Victory Education Center.
"The kiosk will have a wonderful home here," Army Staff Sgt. Jimmy Labas, education programs director at Victory Education Center, said.
Labas noted that the kiosk "offers a wonderful array knowledge and research capabilities" for all servicemembers assigned to the camp. "It truly is a key to success," he said. "We are becoming the leading education center in Iraq, and are grateful to have such a useful tool."
Army Europe Libraries also have kiosks at the Pat Tillman United Service Organizations center at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan; the Warrior Transition Unit at Kleber Kaserne, near U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern, Germany; and the European Regional Library Support Center here.
The e-Branch kiosks are designed to support educational opportunities for troops and deliver electronic library services and information to customers who can't get to a brick-and-mortar library.
The freestanding kiosks are quick and simple to use, with touch-screen technology and programmed buttons. The buttons mean that servicemembers don't have to remember Web site addresses or search for information. They simply touch the buttons on the screen to go to news, sports, scholarly articles or 24/7 virtual reference services from military librarians.
Users also can access a wide selection of virtual library materials: online books, newspapers, journals, magazines, dictionaries and encyclopedias. Additionally, customers can find free information on topics such as education, business, law, marriage and family, health and fitness, government and travel.
The kiosks are not meant to duplicate what Internet cafes provide, such as quick access to e-mail and social networking sites. Rather, they were designed to help bridge the gap of information, education and recreation services that Army libraries normally supply.
"The kiosks are just one example of how Army Europe Libraries are attempting to reach out and enrich the quality of life for soldiers, no matter where they are," Meg Tulloch, Europe Region librarian, said.
Richard Hanusey, a former Europe Region librarian who died in 2004, earned the Army Morale, Welfare and Recreation's White Plume Award in part for initiating the e-Branch kiosk project. The White Plume recognizes outstanding service and contribution to MWR and family programs. It is the Army's highest medal for achievement in support of Army MWR endeavors.
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Part of GCN's series on DOS attacks.
Denial-of-service attacks have become an increasingly easy way to damage websites and other online resources to attract attention, punish perceived wrongdoing, and even for extortion. The hacktivist collective Anonymous last year turned its Low Orbit Ion Cannons on a number of government Web sites, including those of the Justice Department, FBI and the Copyright Office in a high-profile protest of law enforcement actions and proposed legislation.
Brute-force denial of service attacks against networks are still the most common, but hackers are increasingly moving toward more efficient attacks on applications. Read more.
Treating DOS attacks like a man-made disaster can help agencies determine the proper communication and technical response. Read more.
Most experts agree that you can't do it all by yourself, but there are steps you can take to help defend yourself against and mitigate Denial-of-Service attacks. Read more.
Since then, both the profile and the volumes of attack traffic have grown.
Denial-of-service attacks -- DOS -- are a horse of a different color in the threat landscape. Because they affect availability rather than data or systems, they often require more of a disaster response than a security incident response. At the same time, the variety of techniques for carrying out DOS attacks complicates defense. In most cases, agencies are going to need outside help to do it right, the professionals advise.
"There is no way you are going to mitigate these attacks from a fixed infrastructure," said Fran Trentley, senior service line director for Akamai Technologies' public sector business. "You can't."
The problem boils down to scale. With attackers having available greater bandwidth and increasingly powerful tools to launch attacks that can overwhelm agency resources, it can be cost-prohibitive and ineffective to maintain the capabilities — not only in hardware and software but also in manpower and training — needed for in-house defense.
Blocking the attacks requires leveraging on-demand resources of a cloud, said Neal Quinn, chief operating officer at Prolexic Technologies. "Deploying devices onsite is of little value," he said. "Handling this in the cloud is absolutely important."
Akamai and Prolexic sell third-party cloud-based services and are hardly objective observers on this issue. But they are not alone. US-CERT agrees that outside assistance is at least helpful, if not absolutely necessary. In its January 2012 alert on the Anonymous distributed denial-of-service attacks, US-CERT noted that service-level agreements with ISPs and hosting providers often include DDOS mitigation services that agencies should know about and take advantage of.
However, enterprises are not entirely helpless on their own. Network and application firewalls can identify and block malicious traffic. And agencies can address application-based DOS attacks that do their dirty work inside servers rather than by bombarding them from the outside with high volumes of traffic.
"Historically, the tools have been up to the job," said Carlos Morales, vice president of global sales engineering and operations at Arbor Networks.
Although vendors and US-CERT agree there are steps that organizations can and should take to ensure a layered defense against DOS attacks, the cost of maintaining a staff and infrastructure to deal with them completely could outweigh the benefits. When agencies need those defenses, there is a good argument for turning over at least some of the job to specialists who have the resources and capacity to provide an on-demand response.
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Rodney Wilcox Is Chasing Sunny Days In A Cool Ride
It's 1986; can you remember what you were doing? Chances are you were watching the new movie Ghostbusters II or the TV shows Miami Vice or Cheers. If you ask Rodney Wilcox of Clearwater, Florida, he'll tell you exactly what the high point of that year was for him. That was the year he convinced his friend Bill Corn to sell him the '70 Road Runner you see here. It may have taken two years of talking, but perseverance pays off. Granted, the car was not in the shape it is now, but he handed Bill 45 Ben Franklins (that's $100 C-notes to you wise guy types), and took possession of a classic 'vert that needed some serious TLC.
When Bill owned the car, it spent most of its time sitting outside; in Rodney's diplomatic words, "The car was in neglected condition." Rodney used it as daily transportation until 1996, then brought it back to drop-top glory.
Restoring the car would be a costly matter, so he decided to make the best of his investment. All the sheetmetal that needed to be replaced, including the floors and lower quarter panels, received much-needed attention. Also, a pair of frame connectors helped stiffen the topless beauty. It was then bead blasted and handed over to Creative Custom Cars in Clearwater, Florida, where it was covered in a factory shade of Tor-Red in PPG base/clear.
Rodney brought the interior back to new with parts from Legendary Auto Interiors. The only deviation from stock is the AM/FM/CD player from Custom Auto Sounds and the upgraded air conditioning unit with a Sanden compressor from Classic Auto Air in Tampa, Florida. With the appearance and the creature comforts addressed, it was time for some go-power.
The 383 engine parts were given to Harrison Performance in Dunedin, Florida, and bored .030 over, line bored, honed, and everything balanced. Rodney then assembled the engine himself, using the stock rods and crankshaft to control the movement of the TRW pistons. The 915 heads were filled with Mopar Performance valves and springs, while the Weiand four-barrel intake supported the Carter 750 carburetor. A B&M reprogrammed 727 transmission sent the power to the 3.55-geared 831/44 Sure Grip rear. To keep the Runner on the road, 15×7 Magnum 500s were shod with BFGoodrich sneakers. They say if you don't like the weather in Florida, wait five minutes, it'll change. Regardless of whether it's hot or not, Rodney's runner is one very cool ride.


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Can you change the future with a few super powers?
The future isn't very bright for Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart: American Dad) and his X-Men. Machine sentinels have been created by a fearful human population to exterminate mutants. Excellent hunters, the sentinels are able to adapt to any mutation, taking on their targets' powers and finding a way to vanquish them. Only a handful of mutants remain, running for their lives.
The most successful group of fugitives is a scavenging team led by Kitty Pryde (Ellen Page: The East). When the sentinels attack, Kitty uses her powers to transport the consciousness of a teammate back in time to warn the group.
Impressed by Kitty's success, Xavier believes he can use this trick to send himself back in time — to 1973, when the sentinel program began — and avoid the mutant war. The problem with the plan: Sending a mind that far back in time will rip it apart. Fortunately for the X-Men, a teammate with the power to heal rapidly might be able to withstand the journey. Unfortunately, this teammate is Wolverine (Hugh Jackman: Prisoners), whose volatile personality is unsuited for a delicate mission of diplomacy to change the political tide and the future.
But beggars can't be choosers. Wolverine's mission is to reunite a despondent young Charles Xavier (James McAvoy: Filth) with his best friend and nemesis Magneto (Michael Fassbender: The Counselor). If he's successful, X-Men will have a brighter future. If he fails, everyone will die. No pressure.
Think of X-Men: Days of Future Past as a dark retelling of Back to the Future with Wolverine in the Michael J. Fox role. The film has lofty goals and metaphors. But its jumble of odd performances and logic gaps make you wonder how the X-Men survived so long in the mutant wars.
The biggest mystery may be Wolverine, who is always the most entertaining character in these ensemble films but is consistently terrible when taking the lead in an X-Men origins movie. Here Jackman is in his element, snarling, flexing and quipping with aplomb. Jackman uses his natural charisma to make Wolverine a fun fish out of water, exasperatedly dealing with the younger versions of his friends and enemies.
As the mercurial Magneto, Fassbender is a cunning villain. However Magneto's inevitable turn to the dark side, now a third-act staple of the X-Men series, makes Fassbender's character work moot. Magneto will always choose to kill humans, given the opportunity, so it's mind-boggling that Xavier (supposed to possess the greatest mind in the world) and the rest of the good guys continue to trust him.
Mutant motivation aside, director Brian Singer (Jack the Giant Slayer) packs the movie with some impressive action sequences. Who has time to wonder why Xavier and Wolverine would trust a mortal enemy who has betrayed them at every turn when we're watching a mutant lift a stadium and zoom it around Washington, D.C.? Unfortunately, Singer is so busy with these tricks that he shortchanges the plot, which had some possibly interesting things to say about politics and weapons.
Singer is now adept at superhero franchises that are light on logic and heavy on effects. So X-Men is a diverting film that offers great spectacle at the cost of a good story.


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With the amount of ink that's been spent trying to describe New Orleans, you would think the whole city would be referred to as Storyland. In fact, Storyland is a special nook in City Park dedicated to bringing children's stories to life, or at least to three dimensions. It is full of whimsical statues brightly painted. Today's photos were taken the other night during Celebration in the Oaks. There are twenty-five exhibits.
|Pinocchio atop the whale, a particular favorite of mine.
Though I am 45 years old and have little patience for children (though that's changing the older I get), I have a fascination for toys and cartoonish things. I have no patience for Sponge Bob or whatever is popular now but, as someone who loves old things, I find a stroll through Storyland charming.
I may be crotchedy but I am also whimsical, subsisting on a steady diet of daydreams and poppycock (a word with very off-color Latin roots). I am an honorary citizen of the Land of Cockaigne, having spent many an idyll on Rock Candy Mountain.
Of particular interest to me was this frog. An exact replica of the one in the Ryan Playground in my beloved Dorchester, Mass. the biggest and best part of Boston.
I spent many a moment with this frog's Bay State twin. It was the only sculpture in the park, tucked away in a corner painted an identical shade of green. When I eventually move into my new home I hope to find two siblings to guard my front door. I will call them Patience and Fortitude in honor of a couple of lions I know.
Speaking of moving, there seems to be some kind of snafu (another word with off-color roots, these an acronym) at City Hall. I read about this in the paper a week or so ago, so I expected it. No one knows when the closing will take place because there is some trouble researching the deeds and conveyances. I'm told few things go smoothly in New Orleans unless you get involved with your City Councilperson. I don't know about that and I prefer to think things will work out for the best. After all, I'm a citizen of Cockaigne, expecting freshly baked pies to fall off of trees and fully cooked pigs running around with a knife in them, offering an easy slice of ham as they pass.


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22nd annual Buckner Toy Run brings Christmas cheer
Almost 100 children attended the Buckner Toy Run on Saturday, Dec. 1, on the grounds of the Buckner Children's Village in Beaumont when Buckner Children and Family Services hosted the yearly event for the boys and girls living at the facility.
"The children eagerly await this event each year," said Laura May, administrator for Buckner Children and Family Services. "They will gather on the lawn early with anticipation as Santa Claus arrives with the Beaumont Fire Department and others who bring Christmas gifts and lots of fun with them."
"That was our 22nd year," Rhonda Robichau of Buckner Children and Family Services said. "It all started with Dwaine and Mary Ann Johnston. They are with the Trinity Travelers Chapter of the Christian Motorcyclists Association. …They contact the clubs that have offered to give in the past. Whether it is $25 per rider or a large sum per group, they raised a little over $13,000 and provided every child in our care with a $100 gift on a wish list, which our kids had no idea they were going to get, which made it really, really cool. Santa came and delivered them. For a lot of our kids, the holidays are bittersweet. They are removed from their homes because of abuse, neglect or abandonment, and so getting a gift like that of that value, or any gift, already makes them feel very, very special. When those people come out and spend the day with them, they're just elated. They don't have the opportunities typically, so it's wonderful."
Participants in the 2012 toy run included Trinity Travelers Chapter of the Christian Motorcyclists Association, Tri-City Corvette Club, Southern Hi-Rollers 4x4 Club of Houston, Cowboy Honda Red Riders, Half-Fast Riders and Star Touring & Riding of Highlands. Other supporters included Gold Crest Electric Company, Courville's Catering, Richard Courville, Barnestormer Technologies, Karlins & Ramey LLC, Freedom Fellowship Church in Silsbee, Paul and Barbara Entrekin, Beaumont Fire Department, Jerry May and The Firehouse Band.
At the event, children not only received gifts from Santa and friends but also participated in events like the Mud Run where they rode in 4x4s across a muddy track. Some of the Jeeps and vehicles had their tops up and others had no doors or windshields for maximum mud exposure. The Beaumont Fire Department provided a fire truck to help muddy the track and to provide a station for folks to clean up after enjoying a free ride through the muck.
John Chaney of the Southern Hi-Rollers 4x4 Club of Houston said his club has been participating in the event almost since its inception.
"We have been doing this about 20 years," Chaney said of the Buckner Toy Run. "We were invited to participate by the Trinity Travelers Chapter of the Christian Motorcyclists Association. We come out from Houston with our Jeeps and take the kids on a Mud Run. … Getting these guys to donate is not hard. They are great guys."
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Robichau said that for many of the children, the Toy Run is the peak event of their year and lets the children know people care.
"It's a really big annual tradition," she explained. "The kids who have been there for a while tell the new kids when they're sad, 'Just hang in there, the Toy Run's coming.' It's just got to be one of the highlights that the kids get to enjoy. And a lot of our kids don't get to be kids. They're adolescence has been stolen from them. So when they get to play and just really be a kid for a day, it's just amazing to watch that happen. Events like this help us tremendously in reaffirming to the children that they do matter and that they have value and worth."
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'Egypt Legend - Temple of Anubis' is a marble shoot out, match 3 game with the Egyptian theme. It is easy to play, but truly addictive.
Your goal is to clear all the marbles before they reach the end of the path, and meanwhile, achieve Combos, Chains and Gaps as many as possible to get the highest score.
How to play:
1. Touch the area of the screen where you want to shoot.
2. Group 3 or more identical marbles together to clear them.
3. Swap the shooting marble by touching the marble emitter.
4. Achieve Chains by clearing marbles continuously using shooting.
5. Achieve Combos by clearing marbles continuously using attracting.
6. Achieve Gaps by clearing distant marbles using shooting.
7. Get a higher score by achieving Combos, Chains and Gaps as many as possible.
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4. Attractive Props - Lightning ball, multicolor ball and more interesting props are available.
5. Growing System – You may reduce the difficulty level by upgrading the marbles with coins you earned in the game.
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