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Allison-Deaver House
The Allison-Deaver House is the oldest standing frame house in Western North Carolina. More…
Avery County Historical Museum
The Avery County Historical Museum, in Newland, NC, features exhibits on railroads, Civil War history, and Lulu Belle and Scotty. More…
Basilica of Saint Lawrence
The striking Basilica of Saint Lawrence in Asheville, NC features the largest freestanding elliptical dome in North America. More…
Ben Long IV Frescoes
The luminous, life-size Blue Ridge Frescoes are the focus of a trail which leads through the North Carolina mountains and foothills. More…
Big Ivy Historical Park
The Big Ivy Historical Park preserves the unique history of the region near Dillingham and Barnardsville, NC. More…
Biltmore Estate
The Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC remains America's largest privately owned home and one of the state's most enduring attractions. More…
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Blowing Rock Art and History Museum
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Blue Ridge Parkway
The Blue Ridge Parkway is America's most visited National Park unit and is known as "America's favorite drive." More…
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The term "Recruiting" originally meant "to enlist new soldiers". Every army needs to replenish troops over time, and at certain times they need to grow their numbers to accomplish specific operations.
Militaries, to facilitate this process, have established recruiting commands. These units are solely responsible for increasing military enlistment. The mission of the United States Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) is to recruit candidates for service. This process includes the recruiting, medical and psychological examination, induction, and administrative processing of potential service personnel. Read more »

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Granville Thompson's photographs document Indiana highway bridge construction projects dating from 1921-1943. Approximately 41 bridge construction projects are covered, at around 33 location sites in Indiana. The collection includes approximately 398 photographic prints and 219 negatives. Many of the original structures in the photographs no longer exist.
The photographs were primarily taken by Thompson using a Kodak IA folding camera, on 116 film. (The camera was later donated to the Kodak Museum by Robert Thompson). A small number of the photographs were taken by J. B. Manson, M. M. Porter [H. H. Porter?], or "Mr. Wooley," of the U.S. Bureau of Roads. Most of the images are 2.5" x 4.5" in size. Not every print has a negative, and not every negative has a print.
Most of the images are identified by location and/or project or contract number. There may be state records of the contracts or projects that will provide further identification for each image. The project numbers tend to begin with the number of the state road or highway included in the project.
The images arrived arranged by project or construction number for each location. This order has been retained, and the groups of images have been ordered alphabetically by city or location for ease of access. Following each location and date are the number of prints and negatives in parentheses for each city. Project and/or contract numbers, when known, have been included in brackets.
Granville Curtis Thompson was born in West Bend, Kentucky on January 29, 1898. His parents were married in Batholomew County in 1892 near what is now Hope, Indiana. Thompson's father was a local preacher in the community. Thompson had one older sibling, Edith, born in 1893. The family moved to West Bend in 1896. They later relocated to Kingsville, Kentucky in 1900. Thompson's younger brother, Hubert, was born there in 1900. In 1902, the family moved again to Manchester, Indiana. Thompson's younger sister, Lois, was born there in 1902. The family continued to move around for the following years, to Battesville (1905), Henryville (1908), Francisco (1911), and Graysville (1913). Thompson's other brother, Leete, was born in Graysville in 1915.
Thompson graduated from high school in Graysville in 1917, and then followed his sister Edith to Indiana State Normal School in Terre Haute that same year. He became a teacher in Plainville in 1917. From 1917 to 1918, Thompson and his brother Hubert drove trucks out of Baltimore for a contractor who was building a muster and chlorine gas plant at the Army Arsenal at Edgewood, Maryland. In October 1918, Thompson entered the Army in Pullman, Washington, working guard duty. By December his Army service was over and in 1919 he began teaching again, in Lewis County in Washington.
By the end of 1919, Thompson had returned to Indiana and enrolled at Purdue. However, due to monetary concerns he left Purdue in 1921 to return to teaching, at Oaktown High School. He later returned to Purdue, graduating with a BSME from the School of Mechanical Engineering in 1925. While at Purdue, Thompson was a member of Kappa Delta Rho, Kappa Phi Sigma, A.S.M.E., the Purdue Union, the Y.M.C.A., the P.A.A., and the Glee Club. Thompson worked as a draftsman for the Indiana State Highway Commission out of Hazelton and Seymour during the summers while he was attending Purdue. After graduation, he began to work for the Commission on a full-time basis, starting in July 1925. Thompson frequently photographed the various bridge and highway construction projects he was involved with, taking photographs for his own enjoyment and to document his work. He left the Highway Commission in 1944 to accept a position with American Zinc Products in Greencastle, Indiana. Thompson continued to work for the company until he retired in 1963.
Thompson was always happiest working outdoors, and he actively continued his civil engineering work as Greencastle city engineer for several years and also was self-employed as a registered land surveyor. When he reached the age of 87 he finally began to cut back on his workload. On December 18, 1989, Thompson died at the age of 91.


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AMC and Sony Pictures Television announced today that they're moving forward with the Better Call Saul spinoff of Breaking Bad. The show is planned as a "one-hour prequel that will focus on the evolution of the popular Saul Goodman character before he ever became Walter White's lawyer." (For prediction purposes, this means Saul could still die on Breaking Bad. Damn you, prequels!)
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In one of the most talked-about moments from the hit TV show Glee, Blaine declared his love for Kurt and then — they kissed.
Glee is just one of many popular shows on television right now that feature gay characters. Those characters aren't just entertaining us, they're changing Americans' attitudes toward homosexuality.
In five separate studies, professor Edward Schiappa and his colleagues at the University of Minnesota have found that the presence of gay characters on television programs decreases prejudices among viewers.
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Schiappa tells weekends on All Things Considered host Guy Raz that indeed, as Vice President Joe Biden said last Sunday, the hit TV show Will and Grace really did help America get to know gay people.
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RAZ: This is a clip from the hugely popular TV show "Glee." It's about high school glee club. And in that scene, Blaine, who's played by Darren Criss, declares his love for Kurt, who's played by Chris Colfer. Now, what you didn't hear was their kiss, which became one of the most talked about moments of that season. And "Glee" is just one of many shows on TV right now that's featured gay characters.
And Edward Schiappa, a professor of communication studies at the University of Minnesota, has been looking into this for the past decade. He's been studying the correlation between more gay characters on TV and public attitudes about gays and lesbians.
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RAZ: That was a turning point, "Will and Grace," you say, even though there were gay characters on television before "Will and Grace" premiered in 1998. But that was a turning point.
SCHIAPPA: I think it was a turning point simply because of two factors. One is it was enormously popular. So the popularity of that show and the fact that there were two major gay male characters on the show who were very different allowed the show to do what I call important category work. And what I mean by that is, you know, there were some critics who said, well, Will isn't gay enough and Jack's too gay. Well, actually that's great because you learn that there's diversity within that category that you had in your head before of gay men.
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ERIC MCCORMACK: (as Will Truman) Yeah. Definitely. But the shirt's good.
RAZ: So viewers saw Will, and he was this kind of straight-laced attorney, and Jack was more sort of flamboyant. But, I mean, they were characters. They were likable, and people could identify with them in some way even if they weren't gay, or they didn't know gay people.
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The other part of the mix is, are you learning things through their behaviors and observing them that you didn't know about that category beforehand? If so, then the more complicated your category of whatever it is - lesbians, gay men - the less likely you are to reduce them down to a stereotype.
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RAZ: Let me ask you about the show "Modern Family." This is the most popular show in the United States today, not only does it primarily feature a gay couple, but a gay couple that has a child and is in the process of adopting a second child.
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RAZ: This is a show that's won awards from Catholic organizations. Mitt Romney has talked about "Modern Family" as a show that he really likes. It seems to attract wide appeal, and yet it does have a gay couple at its core.
SCHIAPPA: The idea of their being a gay couple who have children is much more in the mainstream now than it certainly has been recognized at almost anytime prior to that. So there's no question that that show is doing what I've described before as category work. It's changing our understanding of what gay men are like, and particularly as parents.
RAZ: Now that we're seeing - increasingly seeing gay married couples on TV, not just in "Modern Family," but also in "Grey's Anatomy." This seems to be more and more of a trend. And apparently, next season, NBC will be introducing more programs that include gay married couples. What's your sense of how that is going to impact how the American public thinks about this issue?
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RAZ: I mean, so far, they have been.
SCHIAPPA: That's right. So those portrayals, if they continue to be sympathetic, will only contribute to that larger sea change that we see across society, really, in terms of the attitudes towards gay marriage.
RAZ: That's Professor Edward Schiappa. He heads the Communication Studies Department at the University of Minnesota, talking about the correlation between gay TV characters and public opinion. Professor Schiappa, thank you so much.
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Gilberta R. Myers
Gilberta R. Myers, 81, of 408 Oak St., Ridgway, died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011, at Elk Regional Health Center. She was born January 23, 1930, in Portland Mills, the daughter of the late Thomas and Ruth Jefferson DeCecchis. On April 12, 1947, she married Howard H. Myers Jr., who survives. Mrs. Myers had been a Ridgway resident since 1953. She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church and the Port-Lake Civic Club. She had been employed by Harry Law (Justice of the Peace) and she was a Justice of the Peace for 10 years. She was employed at Clarion Sintered Metals for 27 1/2 years as a Tool Crib attendant when she retired. At Clarion, she was president and union steward of I.M.A.W. She enjoyed knitting and crocheting.In addition to her husband, she is survived by five children, Ruth Gaddy (Horce) of Newnan, Ga., Susan Jordan (James) of Ridgway, Ronald Myers (Bernadine) of Ridgway, Donald Myers (Lisa) of St. Marys, and Judy Beth Northrop (Edward) of Waterford; 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and by a brother, Orlando DeCecchis of Wilmington, Del.She was predeceased by her parents; a granddaughter, Ann Marie Martino; a grandson, Frank Clark; two sisters, Edna Cain and Onorina Cesa; and by two brothers, Howard DeCecchis and Joseph DeCecchis.Funeral and committal services for Gilberta R. Myers will be held on Monday, Feb. 7 at 11 a.m. at the Trinity United Methodist Church. Officiating will be the Rev. David C. Roddy. Interment will be in Parklawn Memorial Gardens. Friends will be received at the Meehan-Shilk Funeral Home on Sunday, Feb. 6 from 1 to 5 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to the Trinity United Methodist Church, 19 South Broad St., Ridgway, PA 15853.


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By Daisy Whitney
If you're like most people, chances are you want to get your financial house in better shape. But getting started can be daunting. Here are some tips on financial software, online banking and bill paying, investing for retirement, saving for college, and assessing your insurance needs.
Financial Software: Everyone has a friend who uses Quicken or Microsoft Money and says "You have to get it." Now, you finally agree that it's time. The benefit of such a software program is that it can help you track where you are spending money, said David S. Dryden, a certified financial planner and expert in money management programs in Plano, Texas. "If they track their money they can make better decisions going forward to make sure they aren't spending money unnecessarily," he said. Both programs use categories for what you spend, like groceries, mortgage and utilities. Tracking your expenses helps you account for where your money is going.
Be prepared to spend at least three to four hours to plug in the data the first time you use such a program, said Terri Cullen, personal finance columnist for the WSJ.com. After that, a money management program is fairly automatic, especially if you choose to download your credit card statements and bank statements into the program.
Online Bill Paying and Banking: Most banks now allow you to access your account on the Internet, meaning you don't have to wait for monthly statements to verify charges. You can also transfer money between accounts online. Online bill paying takes online banking another step. With a service like Quicken Bill Pay, when you write the "electronic" check the bank receives a notification to send a check to the phone company or to Sears, for instance. "It recognizes it as an electronic payment," Dryden said.
Bear in mind, Cullen said, that online bill paying is not completely electronic. "You don't push a button and it magically appears," she said. In most cases, the bank actually writes the check and sends it. While that saves you the cost of paying for a stamp and the time in writing a check, there may still be a lag in the payee receiving it. That's why important bills, like the mortgage, should be set up for automatic withdrawal, she said.
Retirement Planning: The best way to save for retirement is if you have access to a 401K to contribute at least enough to meet an employer match, Cullen said. Try to contribute at least 10 percent of your income if you are in your 20s, 30s, or 40s because of how money compounds, she said.
If you start at age 25 and contribute the $14,000 maximum each year, you would have nearly $4 million by age 65, said John Demming, a spokesperson for Vanguard. If you start saving in your 401K at age 40, you would have just over $1 million, he said.
Several web sites like www.Smartmoney.com and www.Morningstar.com have online software and free calculators to help determine how much you need to contribute to meet your retirement goals. Have all your paperwork together before you use them, like tax returns, statements and bank balances.
If you are self-employed or don't have access to a 401K, you can establish retirement accounts through no-load, low-free mutual funds like TIAA-CREF, Vanguard and Fidelity, Cullen said. "They have funds that are built for your age, so investing in one fund you pretty much cover the gamut," she said.
Saving for College: A 529 plan is an investment vehicle operated by a state or educational institution to help save money for college. The plans aren't just for public universities; the money can be transferred to private and out-of-state schools. For more information on 529 plans, check out www.savingforcollege.com , Cullen said. Savings bonds and mutual funds are other options, Dryden said.
Keep in mind that Congress will need to reenact the law in 2010 to maintain the tax benefits of these plans, Cullen said.
Insurance Needs: An insurance review with your insurance agent at the start of the year is a wise idea, Dryden said. Most people have home owners or renter's insurance as well as auto. But life, long-term care and disability insurance are important too. If you have children dependent on your income, you need life insurance, he said. Most people need more disability insurance as well.
"Probably the biggest exposure I see is people are underinsured for disability," Dryden said. Some people are covered through work, but usually don't have enough, he said. "Get as much as you can qualify for," he said. You may want to opt for long-term care insurance, which covers nursing home and home-help needs, for instance, he said.
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2000 Mercedes M Class Lubrication
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- AJUSA®Oil Pan Sealing CompoundMercedes M Class 2000, Oil Pan Sealing Compound by AJUSA®. Silicone sealant is used as a "gasket replacement" when there is no gasket called for between two components by the vehicle manufacturer. Quick-curing Ajusil is often used to...Direct OEM replacement for a proper fitEnsure reliable sealing performance$5.68
- Royal Purple®Max-Tuff™ Ultra Tough Synthetic Assembly LubricantUniversal Max-Tuff™ Ultra Tough Synthetic Assembly Lubricant by Royal Purple®. Max-Tuff is an ultra-tough, synthetic lubricant. It's designed for engine builds and repairs, specifically crankshaft, camshaft and rod bearing assembly....Greater wear protectionClean, efficient equipment$4.06 - $194.28
- Royal Purple®Maxfilm™ Multipurpose Synthetic LubricantUniversal Maxfilm™ Multipurpose Synthetic Lubricant by Royal Purple®. Royal Purple Maxfilm is a high film strength, multipurpose, synthetic lubricant/penetrant that excels in a wide array of applications. Maxfilm deeply penetrates,...Greater wear protectionClean, efficient equipment$7.15 - $139.19
- Valvoline®Ford Moly-Fortified Multi-Purpose GreaseUniversal Ford Moly-Fortified Multi-Purpose Grease by Valvoline®. Valvoline™ Moly-Fortified Multi-Purpose Grease is a superior general grease fortified with molybdenum disulfide to provide excellent extreme-pressure and anti-wear...Lubricates at temperatures ranging from -10°F to 275°FNLGI #2 Grade LB Lithium 12-Hydroxystearate EP Grease$3.15 - $3.64
- Valvoline®GM-Chrysler Multi-Purpose GreaseUniversal GM-Chrysler Multi-Purpose Grease by Valvoline®. This is a premium-quality, heavy-duty grease engineered for maximum performance and protection in the most demanding service for disc brake wheel bearings, suspension systems,...Valvoline™ Multi-Purpose Grease /GM is a premium-qualityHeavy-duty grease engineered for maximum performance and protection$2.99 - $12.77
- Valvoline®Heavy Duty Crimson GreaseUniversal Heavy Duty Crimson Grease by Valvoline®. Volume: 14.1 oz. Quantity: 1 Piece. Valvoline's Crimson grease is a tacky extreme pressure lithium soap grease designed specifically for the commercial fleet environment. It provides...Valvoline's Crimson Grease (Red Lithium 12-Hydroxy) is a tacky, extreme pressure, lithium soap grease designed for a commercial fleet environmentProvides excellent performance over a variety of operating conditions$3.07
- Valvoline®SynPower™ Synthetic GreaseUniversal SynPower™ Synthetic Grease by Valvoline®. Volume: 14.1 oz. Quantity: 1 Piece. SynPower™ Synthetic Grease is an excellent heavy-duty and multi-purpose automotive and industrial extreme-pressure grease. SynPower is...SynPower™ Synthetic Grease is an excellent multi-purpose automotive and industrial extreme temperature greaseMoly-fortified for increased film strength$5.10
- Lucas Oil®Air Tool Lubricant and Tool Box BuddyUniversal Air Tool Lubricant and Tool Box Buddy by Lucas Oil®. Lucas Air Tool Lubricant is a unique formula that was developed for the working professional who demands top performance. It combats rust and varnish and coats the working...Extends tool lifeProtects under extreme operating temperatures$4.17 - $7.24
- Lucas Oil®High Performance Semi-Synthetic Assembly LubeUniversal Semi-Synthetic Assembly Lube by Lucas Oil®. Lucas High Performance Assembly Lube is designed for mechanics and technicians to pre lube bearings, cams, lifters and valve train. The Semi-Synthetic formula contains ZINC, MOLY and...Eliminates Dry StartsPerfect For Engine Building$3.76 - $6.07
- Lucas Oil®Red N Tacky™ Multi-Purpose GreaseUniversal Red N Tacky™ Multi-Purpose Grease by Lucas Oil®. Lucas Red 'N' Tacky Grease is a smooth, tacky, red lithium complex grease fortified with rust and oxidation inhibitors. It has good water resistance and washout properties. It...Rust and oxidation inhibitorsWater resistant$4.24 - $5.60
- Lucas Oil®White Lithium Grease 8 ozUniversal White Lithium Grease by Lucas Oil®. 8 oz. Lucas White Lithium Grease is a Multi-Purpose high quality NLGI #2 formulation. White and creamy in appearance, the White Lithium Grease resist extreme pressure properties and is...Meets NLGI #2 performanceLong Lasting$3.63
- Torco®MPZ Spray LubeUniversal MPZ Spray Lube by Torco®. Torco MPZ Spray Lube is a complete engine and mechanical component assembly lubricant in an easy application aerosol. MPZ Spray Lube is an aerosol version of MPZ Engine Assembly Lube. MPZ Spray Lube...An aerosol form of MPZ Engine Assembly LubeEasy, quick and clean application$15.68 - $188.10
- Permatex®Chain Lube 5 ozUniversal Chain Lube by Permatex®. Cleans, lubricates, extends life and protects all types of roller chains, gears and cables that operate under exposed conditions. Easy-to-apply foaming action assures effective application. Repels...Extends life and protects all types of roller chainsEasy-to-apply foaming action assures effective application$3.00
- Permatex®Dielectric Tune-Up GreaseUniversal Dielectric Tune-Up Grease by Permatex®. This dielectric grease has been specially developed to protect electrical connections and wiring from salt, dirt and corrosion. Because dielectric grease is non-conductive, it prevents...Silicone dielectric compoundImproves connections$0.90 - $9.24
- Permatex®Fast Break™ Super Penetrant 12 ozUniversal Fast Break™ Super Penetrant by Permatex®. 12 oz. Aerosol Can. This heavy-duty penetrant is engineered to free rusted and frozen parts in all types of assemblies. Frozen bolts, nuts, and fittings will no longer be a problem...Lubricates corroded or seized parts for ease of separationImmediate penetration due to low surface tension$2.81
- Permatex®Silicone Spray Lubricant 16 ozUniversal Silicone Spray Lubricant by Permatex®. 16 oz. Aerosol Can. Lubricates and waterproofs all types of mechanical equipment. Stops friction and squeaks. Prevents locks, doors and windows from binding. High silicone formula does...Lubricates and waterproofs all types of mechanical equipmentStops friction and squeaks$3.28
- Permatex®Synthetic Lubricant with PTFE 11 ozUniversal Synthetic Lubricant with PTFE by Permatex®. 11 oz. Aerosol Can. A grease based formula for high load applications. Can be used on any moving parts to provide better, longer lasting lubrication that withstands higher...A grease based formula for high load applicationsWithstands temperatures from -45°F to 350°F (-42°C to 177°C), 450°F (232°C) intermittent$6.05
- Permatex®White Lithium GreaseUniversal White Lithium Grease by Permatex®. All-purpose white lubricant for metal-to-metal and metal-to-plastic applications. Provides corrosion protection. Stainless. Nontoxic. Contains no ODCs. Withstands moisture and high heat....All-purpose white lubricant for metal-to-metal and metal-to-plastic applicationsProvides corrosion protection$1.87 - $4.00
- CRC®Di-Electric™ Technical Grade Grease CompoundUniversal Di-Electric™ Technical Grade Grease Compound by CRC®. A unique, non-curing compound used for sealing, protecting & electrical insulating. Improves electrical performance by reducing arcing, voltage drop & other conditions....Improves electrical performance by reducing arcing, voltage drop and other conditionsAlso ideal for lubrication on plastic and rubber$5.74 - $115.29
- CRC®Power-Lube™ Multi-Purpose LubricantUniversal Power-Lube™ Multi-Purpose Lubricant by CRC®. Fast acting multi-purpose lubricant. This all in one product quickly penetrates, lubricates, stops squeaks, fights corrosion & loosens rusted parts.Fast acting multi-purpose lubricantQuickly penetrates, lubricates, stops squeaks$2.94 - $19.27
- CRC®Ruster ConverterUniversal Ruster Converter by CRC®. Apply to any rusted metal surface to stop rust in its tracks. Eliminates the need for sanding and scraping. Neutralizes rust and converts it to a tough primer in one easy step. Protective coating...A unique fast drying milky white vinyl/acrylic coating that is applied to any rusted metal surface in order to stop rust in its tracksIt neutralizes rust and converts it to a tough, black primer in one easy step$20.47 - $93.74
- CRC®Ultra Screwloose™ Super Penetrant 11 ozUniversal Ultra Screwloose™ Super Penetrant by CRC®. 11 oz. A no-compromise penetrant that attacks corrosion to free corroded fasteners & mechanical components. A super-fast, powerful, concentrated penetrating solvent that loosens &...A no-compromise penetrant that attacks corrosion to free corroded fasteners & mechanical componentsA super-fast, powerful, concentrated penetrating solvent that loosens & cleans$3.13
- CRC®White Lithium Grease 10 ozUniversal White Lithium Grease by CRC®. 10 oz. A high quality, multi-purpose grease for automotive, shop, and home use. Provides long lasting lubrication with excellent water and heat resistance and film strength in any weather or...A high quality, multi-purpose grease for automotive, shop, and home useProvides long lasting lubrication with excellent water and heat resistance and film strength in any weather or temperature$3.85
- CRC®Zinc-It™ Zinc Rich Instant Cold Galvanize Coating 13 ozUniversal Zinc-It™ Zinc Rich Instant Cold Galvanize Coating by CRC®. 13 oz. High Performance coating of >93% pure zinc that actively fights rust and corrosion. Provides protection of hot dip galvanize with on the job convenience.High Performance coating of >93% pure zinc that actively fights rust and corrosionProvides protection of hot dip galvanize with on the job convenience$8.59
- Design Engineering®HT Silicone Coating 12 ozUniversal HT Silicone Coating by Design Engineering®. 12 oz. 1 Piece. The High Temperature (HT) Silicone Coating provides lasting protection for any hot surface up to 1500 degrees. DEI recommend the use of this coating with their...Heat protection up to 1500°FPenetrates, seals, protects and prolongs the lifespan of exhaust wrap$10.15 - $10.69
- Design Engineering®Heat Resistant Sealant 3 ozUniversal Heat Resistant Sealant by Design Engineering®. 3 oz. 1 Piece. Developed by Dow Corning for the extreme-duty aerospace applications, Heat Resistant Sealant bonds to almost all surfaces including fiberglass, metal, wood, rubber...For use with fiberglass, metal, wood, rubber, plastic & moreWithstands continuous exposure temps up to 500°F / 600°F Intermittent$19.20
- Design Engineering®Hi-Temp Spray Adhesive 10 ozUniversal Hi-Temp Spray Adhesive by Design Engineering®. 10 oz. 1 Piece. Hi-Temp Spray Adhesive provides high strength adhesion and bonds a wide variety of materials, including trims, foams, fabrics and more. It has a specially designed...High temperature resistant up to 160°F (71°C)High bonding strength for many materials$15.32
- Driven Racing Oil®Engine Assembly GreaseUniversal Assembly Grease by Driven Racing Oil®. Recommended by leading camshaft manufacturers, this unique extreme pressure lube dissolves completely in oil without clogging oil passageways or plugging oil filters. Proven to cling to...Used by Joe Gibbs Racing during the assembly of every engineProvides proven extreme pressure protection for heavily loaded parts during initial break-in$3.99 - $22.99
- Liquid Wrench®4.5 oz. Lock and Hinge Dry Lube4.5 oz. Lock and Hinge Dry Lube by Liquid Wrench®. Liquid Wrench Lock and Hinge Dry Lube with Cerflon™ is a long-lasting lubricant that cuts friction, helps extend life and protects against wear. Leaves no oily residue. Easily applied...Proprietary, metered nozzle means no overspray and no messResists dust and dirt$4.46
- Liquid Wrench®Heavy-Duty Silicone Spray Lubricant 11 ozUniversal Heavy-Duty Silicone Spray Lubricant by Liquid Wrench®. 11 oz. Liquid Wrench® Heavy Duty Silicone Spray Lubricant is compatible with all metals, rubber, plastic and wood. Its high viscosity formula eliminates squeaks and...Compatible with all metals and rubberCompatible with all plastic and wood$3.65
- Liquid Wrench®Lubricating Oil Spray 11 ozUniversal Lubricating Oil Spray by Liquid Wrench®. 11 oz. Liquid Wrench® Multi-Purpose Lubricating Oil Spray lubricates and protects all metal surfaces from rust and corrosion. Displaces moisture and stops squeaks. Loosens rusted parts.Lubricates and protectsContains a precision spray straw$3.65
- Liquid Wrench®Penetrating OilUniversal Penetrating Oil by Liquid Wrench®. Liquid Wrench® Penetrating Oil frees stuck nuts, bolts and locks as well as dissolves rust, cuts through grease.A versatile multi-use penetrantConvenient aerosol$2.61 - $6.08
- Liquid Wrench®Penetrating Oil SprayUniversal Penetrating Oil Spray by Liquid Wrench®. Liquid Wrench® Penetrating Oil frees stuck nuts, bolts and locks as well as dissolves rust, cuts through grease.A versatile multi-use penetrantConvenient aerosol$3.55 - $4.15
- Liquid Wrench®White Lithium GreaseUniversal White Lithium Grease by Liquid Wrench®. Creates long-lasting, heavy-duty lubrication, provides a thick grease coat, does not freeze, melt or run, use on lawn tractors, boats and large outdoor hinges.Formulated to meet the needs of a multi-purpose lubricating greaseFortified with extreme pressure and anti-wear additives$4.20 - $5.51
- Loctite®Dielectric Tune-Up GreaseUniversal Dielectric Tune-Up Grease by Loctite®. This premium product lubricates and forms a protective barrier that prevents moisture, salt, and dirt from damaging and corroding electrical connections and wiring. Required for use on...OEM specified for use on high energy ignitionsPrevents spark plug boot damage$2.24 - $6.06
- Loctite®Silicone Lubricant, 13 oz Aerosol CanUniversal Silicone Lubricant by Loctite®. 13 oz. Aerosol Can. This quality multi-purpose lubricant eliminates surface friction and waterproofs all types of mechanical equipment. It coats hinges and channels and protects doors, windows,...Lubricates, protects, and electrically insulatesExcellent water resistance$3.90
- Sta-Lube®General Purpose Lithium Grease Can 14 ozUniversal General Purpose Lithium Grease Can by Sta-Lube®. 14 oz. A high purity, NLGI Grade 1.5 multi-purpose white lithium grease. Provides superior lubrication and durability in any weather and most temperatures. Bright white in...Cooling System RepairRepairs head gaskets, engine blocks intake gaskets, cylinder heads, freeze plugs, heater cores and coolant leaks on cars, trucks, and buses$4.90
- WD-40®Specialist™ Dirt and Dust Resistant Dry Lube 10 ozUniversal Specialist™ Dirt and Dust Resistant Dry Lube by WD-40®. 10 oz. When superior lubrication is required, look no further than WD-40 Specialist. Its professional-grade lubricants feature a specialized formula to give you the...Provide long-lasting lubricationProtect against rust and corrosion$6.87
- WD-40®Specialist™ Long Term Corrosion Inhibitor 6.5 ozUniversal Specialist™ Long Term Corrosion Iinhibitor by WD-40®. 6.5 oz. When superior lubrication is required, look no further than WD-40 Specialist. Its professional-grade lubricants feature a specialized formula to give you the...Provide long-lasting lubricationProtect against rust and corrosion$13.85
- WD-40®Specialist™ Water Resistant Silicone Lubricant 11 ozUniversal Specialist™ Water Resistant Silicone Lubricant by WD-40®. 11 oz. When superior lubrication is required, look no further than WD-40 Specialist. Its professional-grade lubricants feature a specialized formula to give you the...Provide long-lasting lubricationProtect against rust and corrosion$6.80
- Maxima Racing Oils®Chain Wax Lubricant AerosolChain Wax Lubricant Aerosol by Maxima Racing Oils®. Contains no CFC's! Maxima Clean Up is a heavy duty, emulsion type cleaner designed to thoroughly clean chains without harming rubber o-rings or metal surfaces. Outstanding performance...Eliminates "fling off" & seals lubricant to chainSpecial paraffin base creates waxy film$4.17 - $9.36
- Maxima Racing Oils®MPPL Multi-Purpose Penetrant LubeUniversal MPPL Multi-Purpose Penetrant Lube by Maxima Racing Oils®. Contains no CFC's! Maxima Multi Purpose Penetrant Lube is a superior, all purpose penetrating lube that displaces water and provides excellent rust and corrosion...Light lubricationWater displacement$6.76 - $7.29
- Maxima Racing Oils®Professional Assembly Lubricant, 4 ozProfessional Assembly Lubricant, 4 oz by Maxima Racing Oils®. Advanced protection. Specialty, film forming lubricant designed to protect moving components and wear surfaces during assembly and initial break-in. Prevents metal-to-metal...High performance productMade with precision and quality in mind$5.24 - $8.11
- Archoil®Nanoborate Friction ModifierUniversal Nanoborate Friction Modifier by Archoil®. Bottle. AR9100's patented Potassium Nanoborate Friction Modifier and System Cleaner incorporates 4 complex organic esters that are formulated to dissolve and remove varnish, carbon and...Cleans out pre-existing carbon, sludge and varnish build upEliminates HEUI injector stiction (FORD POWERSTROKE and others) due to varnish & carbon$24.95 - $1,149.95
- Archoil®Severe Duty Synthetic Biodegradable GreaseUniversal Severe Duty Synthetic Biodegradable Grease by Archoil®. AR8300 contains a dozen Nano synergistic elements, 10 years in developing, each mineral is chosen for its potential characteristics when reduced to the nanometer level....Restores areas worn by frictionExtends the life of components and bearings$11.10 - $79.95
- Prolong®Calcium Sulfonate Grease with AFMTUniversal Calcium Sulfonate Grease with AFMT by Prolong®. Prolong EP 2 now with AFMT is a Calcium Sulfonate grease, which is characterized by exceptional corrosion protection, high dropping point and mechanical stability. Due to its...Excellent load carrying abilityLubricates over wide extreme temperature range$6.40 - $900.67
- Prolong®SPL100™ Super Penetrating LubricantUniversal SPL100™ Super Penetrating Lubricant by Prolong®. Prolong SPL100® Super Penetrating Lubricant Spray is formulated with AFMT™ (Anti-Friction Metal Treatment) advanced technology to lubricate, penetrate, and prevent...Formulated with the AFMT™ advanced technologyLubricates and protects metal to reduce friction and wear$4.78 - $2,048.00
- Prolong®Super ProtectantUniversal Super Protectant by Prolong®. Prolong Super Protectant is water-resistant so it won't wash off like regular protectants. It blocks out the elements for a more durable shine and longer lasting protection. Tested against the...Water-Resistant… outlasts other productsHelps guard against ozone and ultraviolet damage$5.50 - $989.60
- Prolong®Trigger Spray, 16 ozUniversal Trigger Spray, 16 oz by Prolong®. Prolong SPL100® Super Penetrating Lubricant Spray is formulated with AFMT™ (Anti-Friction Metal Treatment) advanced technology to lubricate, penetrate, and prevent corrosion, free sticky...Formulated with the AFMT™ advanced technologyLubricates and protects metal to reduce friction and wear$7.71
- Turtle Wax®Marvel Mystery™ Air Tool OilUniversal Marvel Mystery™ Air Tool Oil by Turtle Wax®. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet your needs and...Prevents rust formation while providing positive lubrication for smooth starting and long tool lifeAssures maximum performance by dissolving gum and sludge that cut down tool speed and reduce power output$2.71 - $7.66
- Valvoline®5Th™ Wheel GreaseUniversal 5Th™ Wheel Grease by Valvoline®. Volume: 35 Pound. Quantity: 1 Piece. Valvoline™ 5th Wheel Grease is designed specifically for fifth wheel top plate applications where stay in place performance is critical under all...Designed specifically for fifth wheel top plate applications where stay in place performance is critical under all weather and application conditionsTo minimize wear and increase longevity of the fifth wheel, formulation is built with maximum stay-in-place performance and designed to carry heavy loads during the harshest conditions$346.88
- Valvoline®Cobalt™ Multi Purpose GreaseUniversal Cobalt™ Multi Purpose Grease by Valvoline®. Volume: 14 oz. Quantity: 1 Piece. Valvoline Cobalt Grease with pressure activated technology produces true duty performance with a breakthrough viscosity delivery system that...Capable of delivering iso 1000 lubricating fluid to ensure ep protection and sufficient film thickness between even the heaviest-loaded metal surfaces with pressure activated technologyContains a lithium sulfonate complex thickening system that provides metal with inherent corrosion protection in harsh environments, even salt water$14.97
- Valvoline®Heavy Duty Palladium GreaseUniversal Heavy Duty Palladium Grease by Valvoline®. Volume: 14.1 oz. NLGI Grade #2. Quantity: 1 Piece. Valvoline's Palladium grease is a premium quality multi-purpose lubricant for use in extreme pressure and high temperature operating...Valvoline's Palladium grease is a premium quality multi-purpose lubricant for use in extreme pressure and high temperature operating conditionsFormulated with special lubricity, antiwear and extreme pressure additives including molybdenum disulfide and is completely fortified with oxidation, rust and corrosion inhibitors$12.64
- Permatex®Bulb/Lamp and Electrical Connector Dielectric GreaseUniversal Bulb/Lamp and Electrical Connector Dielectric Grease by Permatex®. 0.10 oz. Dose. Improve performance and extend the service life of bulbs and lamps in your vehicle by using this premium dielectric grease. It is designed to...Prevents corrosion and voltage leakageProtects rubber, plastic, ceramic, and metal surfaces$0.92
- Permatex®Tune-Up KitUniversal Tune-Up Kit by Permatex®. 2-Pack Kit. This kit contains Dielectric Tune-Up Grease and Anti-Seize Lubricant to facilitate and improve tune-ups. Dielectric Tune-Up Grease protects spark plug boots and electrical connections from...Protects electrical connectionsPrevents thread damage$3.37
- CRC®Cutting Oil 12 ozUniversal Cutting Oil by CRC®. 12 oz. Cutting Oil is a superior thread cutting lubricant for use on all types of metals, including brass, copper and aluminum.Cutting Oil is a superior thread cutting lubricant for use on all types of metals, including brass, copper and aluminumBase type: petroleum$5.99
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The St. Marys Area Lady Dutch volleyball squad upped their record to 7-3 on Monday evening with a 3-1 victory over the visiting Curwensville Lady Tide. St. Marys won the first game 25-17, then Curwensville came back to take the second game by a 25-11 score. The Lady Dutch regrouped and came on to take the next two games 25-22 and 25-17 to win the match."We weren't at our best tonight, but we managed to pull out a big victory against a good Curwensville team," said Coach Erica Vogt of the Lady Dutch. "I keep waiting for us to return to the way we are capable of playing. We just aren't playing up to our potential, but on the bright side we have been winning some of the matches.""Tonight's game ball is going to sophomore Taylor Bellina, as she came off the bench and played really well for us. She had a kill and five service points in the final game for us," said Vogt.Kayla Hoohuli led the Lady Dutch in kills on Monday with nine, followed by Karisa Krieg with six, Kindred Wiseman with four, Abbey Cribbs with three, Shelby Zomcik with two and Taylor Bellina and Chelsie Gaton with one each.Sami Hanes led the Lady Dutch in service points with 10, followed by Karisa Krieg with seven, Carley McMackin with six, Abbey Cribbs, Megan Longhi and Taylor Bellina with five each, DeAnna Yost with four and Kayla Hoohuli with three.Hoohuli had six blocks and Wiseman one.The first game of the best-of-five set found the two teams playing on even terms for awhile. Then the Lady Dutch began to pull away as they took a 20-15 lead. The Lady Dutch then outscored the Lady Tide 5-2 down the stretch to win the game 25-17.The second game was all Curwensville, as the Lady Tide jumped out to a 7-1 lead over St. Marys and never looked back. Curwensville pushed the lead to 13-7 and to 22-8, eventually winning the game by a 25-11 score. In this game, the Lady Dutch had only two service points and four kills.The third game found the Lady Tide taking a 4-3 lead, only to have the Lady Dutch score five straight points on serves by Longhi to take a 8-4 lead, eventually going up 10-6 before the Lady Tide rallied to cut the lead to 12-11. Curwensville tied the game at 15-all and 19-all, then went up 22-20 on the Lady Dutch. Sami Hanes then scored five straight service points to win the game for St. Marys, 25-22.The fourth and final game found the Lady Dutch falling behind 7-4 and 12-8 before they rallied to tie it at 13-13 and 14-14. St. Marys then pulled ahead as they outscored the Lady Tide 11-3 to win the game 25-17 and the match 3 to 1.St. Marys returns to action this evening when they take on the Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders in a match slated for the Aaron J. Straub Gym on the Elk Catholic Campus. The J. V. match is slated for a 6 p.m. start, with the varsity to follow.St. Marys J.V. winsThe Lady Dutch J.V. squad also picked up a victory last evening, defeating the Curwensville Lady Tide J.V.s by a 2-0 score.St. Marys took the first game by a 25-23 score, then won the second game by a 26-24 score.


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Director Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight) and Sarah Blakley-Cartwright present and sign Red Riding Hood: From Script to Screen
Date: Saturday March 19, 2011 – 5:00pm
From Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke comes the romantic fantasy thriller Red Riding Hood. Torn between two men, the beautiful young Valerie is about to choose her heart's desire when her sister is murdered by a werewolf. Panicked, the people call on famed werewolf hunter Father Solomon, who warns that the werewolf could be among them. As the death toll rises with each moon, Valerie begins to fear that the werewolf could be someone she loves. But her fear is tinged with curiosity when she discovers her unique connection to the beast—one that inexorably draws them together, making her both suspect… and bait.
Red Riding Hood stars Amanda Seyfried (Letters to Juliet, Mamma Mia!), Gary Oldman (The Dark Knight, the Harry Potter films), Billy Burke (the Twilight films), Shiloh Fernandez (Skateland, TV's Jericho), Max Irons (Dorian Gray), Oscar®-nominee Virginia Madsen (Sideways), and two-time Oscar®-winner Julie Christie (Away from Her, Darling).
– Introduction, notes, and sketches by director Catherine Hardwicke
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Kalyna Hennig never considered herself an artist until she took an optional art class in high school. Now, at 19, Hennig spends her summers transforming old farm shingles and wooden window frames into antique art, and uses trinkets from around the world to create one-of-a-kind, vintage jewelry.
Market Find: Shingles, old windows become rustic art
EDMONTON – Kalyna Hennig never considered herself an artist until she took an optional art class in high school.
Now, at 19, Hennig spends her summers transforming old farm shingles and wooden window frames into antique art, and uses trinkets from around the world to create one-of-a-kind, vintage jewelry.
"My mom used to do craft shows at Christmas," Hennig says. "She started me on little projects that I got to sell for 50 cents or $1 at her table and over the years I started doing more things that were my own."
Hennig's simple crafting eventually evolved into upcycling old jewelry and searching her family's farm for antiques she could transform into vintage accessories. She also found small gems to work with while spending three months in Europe this summer.
"I find a lot of stuff when I travel — France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, the southern United States," says Hennig, who sells her work at summer farmers markets through her business Pretty Things. "Most of the antiques I find in Edmonton are a lot more expensive to buy."
Hennig prides herself in creating pieces strictly from vintage finds, including old skeleton keys and crystals from antique jewelry. Old clip-on earrings and buttons make unique hair pins.
Hennig also saves century-old shingles — from a building that has been on her family farm since the 1880s — and uses them as her canvas.
"The shingles are from the first building that was ever built on our family's farm property," Hennig says. "It's 130 years old, so right now it's just a roof sitting in a field. I take the shingles off of it for my paintings. Otherwise, (they) would just be thrown out."
Hennig also paints with acrylics on vinyl records and often does custom work for market goers who request quotes or images. Hennig recently started upcycling old window frames from farms in her area, using glass paint to create rustic works of art.
Hennig, heading into her second year studying communications at Grant MacEwan University, is wrapping up the summer market season with pop-up booths at 124 Grand Market on Aug. 28 and the St. Albert Farmers Market on Aug. 30 and Sept. 6. Necklaces cost between $30 and $50. Paintings go for $75 each and the windows range from $100 to $160.
Edmonton, known for its summer festivals, also becomes a hotbed of farmers markets during the summer. With at least 28 markets popping up in the Edmonton area on various days, the Journal is doing an occasional series showing off some of the artsy, crafty jewels you'll find and the creators behind them.
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Vendor: Kalyna Hennig, Pretty Things
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The esteemed Losers Lounge tribute to The Rat Pack, a bi-monthly tribute project established in New York City by Joe McGinty (keyboardist for Psychedelic Furs, The Romones) in 1993, is coming to Philadelphia to pay honorable tribute to none other than The Rat Pack!
When McGinty and singer Nick Danger established Losers Lounge, their original piano singalong night turned into a hit tribute concert to Burt Bacharach. Since then, McGinty and Danger maintained a strong tradition of honoring artists throughout time and space, and with the help of the Kustard Kings back up band, they've thrown over 16 years of sold out tribute shows across various NY venues. In the past, Losers Lounge has explored well known and lesser known works by artists such as Queen, Neil Diamond, and David Bowie, with quite a number of famous artists such as Debby Harry and Nellie McKay stopping in to join the fun. Now turning their attention to the famed 1960's Rat Pack, which included Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford, Losers Lounge are coming to Philadelphia to present an exciting list of covers.
For the first time in history, they are bringing their exciting performance to Philly. So if you love the music of the Rat Pack, come join us this Friday at Noon for an unforgettable tribute to some of history's most cherished musicians.
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- Solid Star of Elune (12 stamina, Blue): This gem gives the largest bonus to effective health of all gem options prior to the BT/Hyjal gems, which are 15 stamina each and ridiculously expensive to buy. If you are uncrushable by a solid margin, this will give you the most survivability of any gem option.
- Enduring Talasite (4 Defense Rating and 6 Stamina, Blue/Yellow): The best yellow hybrid available, giving both a modicum of avoidance and stamina. This is also a solid gem choice for filling the defense gap in the 2.3 badge/ZA gear. This gem is best used to complete socket bonuses in gear, especially gear that has a stamina socket bonus. Completing a socket bonus for 6 stamina on a 3 socket piece is worth it most of the time, even if you lose 6 stamina for a R/B/Y socket color set (as is the case with a number of good epic tanking pieces). The defense rating is worth ~1.66 defense, which is adjusted based on your total defense, making it either .16 avoidance or .32, based on how much defense rating you have.
- Glowing Nightseye (5 spell damage and 6 stamina, Red/Blue): If you feel slightly low on spell power and have a red socket to fill, this is a good option. Generally, however, this is inferior to Solid Star given that a weapon can give sufficient spell power to hold threat for a long time in terms of raid progression. As with the Enduring Talasite, this is a choice gem for completing socket bonuses.
- Shifting Nightseye (4 agility and 6 stamina, Red/Blue): Another red gem option, giving slightly more avoidance in lieu of threat. The agility is worth .16 dodge. -Subtle Living Ruby (8 dodge rating, Red): The best straight red gem available for conversion. If you're short avoidance and need a red gem, this is a good gem to choose. Each gem is worth .42 dodge.
- Thick Dawnstone (8 defense rating, Yellow): The only straight yellow gem worth considering whatsoever. The defense rating is equivalent to ~3.33 Defense, which rounds based on your total defense rating. It is approximately either .48 or .64 avoidance.
General Gem Theory As Joanadark wrote at Tankspot, gear is more efficiently itemized into mitigation/avoidance/stamina than spell damage, hit, spell hit, etc. In that regard, Solid Star of Elune is the most powerful gem available for overall stats. Consumables are more effective for threat than survival, though, so if you're having issues with that, then look at consumables for threat instead of spell damage on your gear slots. Your weapon will probably be a threat weapon due to the stats allocation anyway, so gemming threat is usually not as powerful in general. The general rule here, though, is that if you lack uncrushability, gem to it, while if you have a solid basis of uncrushability, gem to Stamina.
Helm: Glyph of the Defender, Heavy Knothide Armor Kit, Glyph of Power
Of these, Glyph of the Defender is the only worthwhile one. GoP is hardly worth considering for threat compared to the ~2% avoidance from Defender. Similarly, 10 stamina from the armor kit is substandard by comparison.
Shoulder: Inscription of Warding/Greater, Inscription of the Knight/Greater, Heavy Knothide Armor kit Obviously, the greater inscriptions are better than the normal ones. Like the Glyph of the Defender, they're also better than the 10 stamina from Heavy Knothide Armor Kit. For that reason, work on your aldor/scryer rep.
Cloak: 120 Armor, 12 dodge rating, 12 agility
This is the hardest choice among enchants, in my opinion. Armor is the basis for effective health, which makes it a solid choice on any cloak. Agility is a DPS enchant, really, as established above in the gems section. Dodge is a good choice for avoidance, particularly if you're under the uncrushable benchmark. Personally, I agree with Ciderhelm's evaluation: enchant to the strength of the cloak. If the cloak is primarily for effective health, go armor. If it's for avoidance, go dodge. Devilshark should, for that reason, usually go dodge, while Slikk's can go either way, Gilded Thorium to armor, and so on.
Chest: Exceptional Health (150), Heavy Knothide Armor Kit
This one is an obvious choice for the 150 health enchant. You can't make the stamina armor kit compare. Noteworthy alternatives, though not nearly as good, are 6 to stats (60 health, 90 mana, .24 dodge) and 15 Resilience (crit reduction, but you should be getting that through defense unless it's a resistance set, where you need the health anyway).
Bracers: 12 stamina (Fortitude), 12 defense (Major Defense), 15 spell damage (Spellpower)
12 defense is ~.6 total avoidance, while 12 stamina is 120 hitpoints before talents and kings. I prefer 12 stamina. 15 spell damage might be ok for a threat set, but is largely unnecessary as an enchant. As mentioned above, spell damage is best gained through your weapon and consumables, while mitigation and effective health are best achieved through your armor/enchants/gems. 12 defense is great if you're low on defense overall.
Gloves: Heavy Knothide Armor Kit, 20 spell damage (Major Spellpower), 15 agility (Superior Agility), 2% Threat (Threat), 240 Armor (Glove Reinforcements)
This is another very difficult piece to choose an enchant for. 15 agility = .6 dodge, which is a solid choice for the slot, while Heavy Knothide is 10 stamina. In the case of this slot, where the spell power enchant is so potent compared to avoidance stats, it's also a reasonable contender. Lastly, if you reach a certain (fairly high) spell power threshold, Threat does extremely well. Personally, I use Heavy Knothide. As with the cloaks, though, I recommend enchanting to the strength of the gear. Many tankadins swear by Major Spellpower and, truth be told, it is a very potent option. 240 Armor is powerful, but it sees poor returns until your HP is quite high. It's a great consideration for T5-T6 quality gear.
Legs: Clefthoof/Nethercleft, Mystic/Runic Spellthread
Nethercleft is the top effective health leg patch option. Honestly, nothing else holds a candle to it, in my opinion. A fair number of tankadins consider use of spellthread instead, however, for the increased threat. I'm not so anxious to pass up .48 dodge and 200 health unbuffed for 35 spell damage, however. The lower versions (Mystic/Clefthoof) are fine options for transitional gear to save cash, but when you do get a substantial piece that will last for a long time (badge leggings, for instance), Nethercleft is THE way to go.
Boots: Boar's Speed, Fortitude
These two enchants are pretty much the only way to go as far as tanking is concerned. Personally, I value mobility, which makes Boar's Speed very attractive if you didn't already sacrifice 3 talents for Pursuit of Justice. Since PoJ doesn't stack with Boar's Speed, Fortitude is a superior option for those who spec for it. Mobility is something that Paladins struggle with, so having any little boost is quite significant, especially when it only costs 3 stamina. Rings: 12 spell power, 4 stats While an obvious choice for any Warrior or Druid enchanter, a Paladin enchanter is sort of up in the air on this. As far as potency, 12 spell power is pretty strong. I prefer 4 stats as an option, as it gives more effective health. 4 stats is worth .16 dodge, 40 health, and 60 mana per ring, which I consider to be quite powerful. As before, enchant to the strengths of the gear, however. If you're using a spell power ring, use a spell power enchant every time.
Weapon: Mongoose, Major Agility, Major Spellpower, Battlemaster This definitely falls into the category of enchanting to gear strength. I carry a mitigation weapon (Sun Eater) with Mongoose and a spell power weapon (Gavel of Unearthed Secrets) with Major Spellpower. Major Agility is a more consistent option for tanking than Mongoose, giving a static .8% dodge, but seeing Mongoose proc an extra 4.8% dodge for 15 seconds every minute is quite rewarding. Essentially, it's like popping a trinket every minute. Spellpower is a stronger general enchant, giving a significant boost to threat, which is better for nearly 90% of the content you'll be doing. Sun Eater gets pulled out for certain extreme cases, such as Magtheridon's final add. Everything else gets the Gavel. Battlemaster is mentioned because, on certain encounters with AoE damage, the proc can generate a significant amount of threat. It is not a great enchant, by any means, however. Spellpower will generate more threat per second overall than the 1 proc per minute you'd expect out of Battlemaster.
Shield: 18 Block Value (Tough Shield), 18 stamina (Major Stamina), 15 Block Rating (Shield Block), Felsteel Shield Spike This enchant is incredibly dependent on the shield you are enchanting and the gear level that you're at. 18 stamina is a great catch all, particularly for something like Crest of Sha'tar, where you can stack the stamina pretty high. Block Value is incredibly powerful on block value shields, like the Bulwark of the Amani Empire or the Arena PvP shields. Block Rating is powerful if you're not yet uncrushable, as it's nearly 2% total block, a dramatic increase for any starter tankadin. Finally, the Shield Spike is good for a damage shield, like the Petrified Lichen Guard, which you're unlikely to use in a raid setting. Generally, I prefer 18 Block Value because I'm a BV whore, but you should have a shield with at least 2 out of the 4 options on your person all the times. Block Value and Major Stamina are preferred, but not everyone has uncrushable as they're walking into Karazhan. Fortunately, all of these enchants are fairly inexpensive, save for the Shield Spike, which is more of a Warrior thing for OTing than anything. Lastly, yet again, enchant the shield to the strength of the shield. You will find fewer returns from Tough Shield on an Aldori Legacy Defender than you will on Shield of Impenetrable Darkness compared to stamina, while a Bulwark of the Amani Empire needs the extra Block Value from Tough Shield.


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Follow Georgia's Antebellum Trail through seven communities and go back in time visiting historic homes, experiencing authentic battle sites, viewing impressive architecture and touring magnificent museums. Each community, from Macon to Athens, holds hidden treasures from the past.
Journey through Old Clinton and Watkinsville, where a love of the past and Southern hospitality are waiting. Experience intriguing history in Eatonton, Madison and Milledgeville. Sip a mint julep or discover a hidden memory in these communities that serve as an exquisite reminder of a bygone era. The heritage trail starts in Athens, follows 441 south to Eatonton and then 129 to Milledgeville/Macon.
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The thought of working with garbage might turn some people off. But Erica Pernell, director of the University of Massachusetts Boston-based Upward Bound program, is not "some people."
In August 2011, Pernell led a group of college-bound youth to Comalapa, Guatemala, where the students teamed up with the nonprofit organization Long Way Home to build a technical vocational school out of old tires, glass, plastic bottles, and dirt. The Upward Bound group calls itself the Get Fresh Crew, a reference to the green movement.
Because there is no trash collection in Guatemala, people throw their garbage in rivers or burn large trash piles, polluting the air and water. And because there is a lot of trash, Pernell says there are a lot of free materials available, like tires. The school's buildings are round, which Pernell says means they are more earthquake-resistant.
"[The people in Comalapa] opened my eyes to what we take for granted every day," says Faetitia Desamours, a senior at Boston Latin Academy and a resident of Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. "I learned about a culture most people know nothing about."
When it opens in January 2014, the Técnico Maya Vocational School will provide a traditional Mayan education and will also teach green job skills.
"UMass Boston provided the tools to make our trip to Guatemala a reality and a success," Pernell says. "From the chancellor to the student organizations like Casa Latina to the faculty, we received praise, support, and inspiration. UMass Boston's urban mission created space for us to work with young people from Boston on campus and allowed us to help our students make connections with their global peers in Guatemala."
Kimberly Stephenson, also a Dorchester resident and a senior at Boston Latin Academy, puts it this way: "Thanks to the Upward Bound program at UMass Boston, I learned that I can identify a problem and use my voice and actions to make an impact in solving it."
Pernell says Stephenson, Desamours, and the other students are already talking about going back to Guatemala in August; as of May 2012, the students were just $500 shy of their fundraising goal.
Established in 1965, UMass Boston's Upward Bound program is an intensive, year-round academic program for low-income, college-bound youth who will be the first in their families to go to college. The program's mission is to assist students in grades 9 through 12 in the successful completion of high school and to prepare them socially and academically for college. The Get Fresh Crew is dedicated to learning and educating the public about environmental justice and sustainability.


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Join the Historical Association of Lewiston as it presents 18th century tavern music of the Niagara Frontier at the new Lewiston Stone House at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21. Accomplished singer and guitarist Ron Cary from the Niagara County Historian's Office will perform period songs from the 1700s and offer interpretation of their meanings, and past and present versions; clothing and fashion; and the musical performance practices of the time.
The tavern songs include songs of love and country life, songs of soldiers and sailors of the sea, and a number of drinking songs and "bawdy" ballads.
This program will afford guests the opportunity to see the newly restored Lewiston Stone House, which hasn't been open to the public since the early '60s.
This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. The Lewiston Stone House is located at 755 Center St.