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Scion Speak

Create your own crest and show the world what you're made of (or at least what you think you're made of).

When you're done you can download, print or post it to the Scion gallery.  You can view the exclusive 'making of' video.

Here's a random crest from the randomizer...

Send Some Luck Someone's Way

Create and print a personalized Luck Transfer Certificate at Transfer of Luck web page.

Step One is to type in the to and from names.  The current day's date is already there but this can be changed.
Step Two is to press the Update Preview button and let the system render the new certificate.  Once created, you can press teh click here button to have an image pop up in a new window where you right click and 'save as'.
Step three suggests you affix real pennies to the penny graphics and then present to the lucky recipient of your luck.

Go forth and spread some luck!

Create Your own Lego Set

Check out the LEGO Digital Designer. The program that lets you build with LEGO bricks on your computer.
Learn more about LDD and how you get started by using our new tutorial movies.  It works on both PC and Mac.  You can create your dream package with the designer software and at the end check on the 'check price' button which will show you the pricing for all the necessary parts in your local currency.  Then you just upload and follow the directions. 

Getting Started Video Tutorials

Create Your Own Wanted Poster

Planning on being an outlaw this Holloween?  All the most wanted outlaws have their own Wanted poster.

Wanted Poster

Tuxpi has many photo effects to play with. 

Letters from the Tooth Fairy

Ran across a great website for those with tooth loose age children, www.toothfairyletter.net.  You can download a PDF version of several letters or purchase a modifiable Word document for $5.  There are specific letters for boys, girls, lost tooth and extraordinary situations.  There is also link to coloring pages.

Assess Your Risk of Identity Theft

I just ran across a website called www.myidscore.com which states they can assess your risk of identity theft.  You input some information like full name, address, phone numbers and date of birth.  They also ask for a social security number but this is optional.  Then you press a button and it gives you a score with explanation. There is a limit of 2 score searches in a 14 day period.

According to their website My ID Score is a three digit number between 1 and 999. It describes your risk of being a victim of identity fraud and gives you real–time, actionable insight into the security of your identity.

My ID Score is different than a credit score. A credit score indicates your creditworthiness. My ID Score indicates the risk that you might be a victim of identity fraud. Your specific My ID Score will fall somewhere within three score ranges: Low, Moderate, or High. A higher score indicates a greater identity fraud risk.

Happy Labor Day Weekend!!

According to the US Department of Labor Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. It constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country.

Click here for a list of Labor Day 2009 events.