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Jado 826/496 New Haven Single Handle Pressure Balanced Tub and Shower Valve Trim Only with Diverter, Multi Function Showerhead, and Metal Lever Handle
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Technical Specs
Specification Sheet | |
ADA | Yes |
Bodysprays Included | No |
Diameter | 7.125 |
Diverter Included | Yes |
Diverter Location | Wall Mounted |
Drain Assembly Included | No |
Escutcheon Included | Yes |
Faucet Type | Bathtub Faucet, Shower Faucet |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 2 |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Handshower Included | No |
Height | 7.125 |
Low Lead Compliant | No |
Material | Brass |
Mounting Type | Wall Mounted |
Number Of Bodysprays | 0 |
Number Of Handles | 1 |
Pressure Balanced | Yes |
Shower Arm Reach | 7.5 |
Showerhead | Multi Function |
Showerhead Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.5 |
Showerhead Shape | Round |
Slide Bar Included | No |
Spray Settings | 3 |
Theme | Modern |
Tub Spout Reach | 7.88 |
Valve Included | No |
Valve Type | Ceramic Disc |
WaterSense Certified | No |
Width | 7.125 |
New Haven Single Handle Pressure Balanced Tub and Shower Valve Trim Only with Diverter, Multi Function Showerhead, and Metal Lever Handle
Ornamental flourishes stripped away to reveal strong angles and majestic curves. These faucets and accessories complement most setting from ultra-modern to eclectic traditional.
- Cast brass body
- Escutcheon diameter: 7 1/8"
- Integral diverter
- Multi function showerhead
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Our SKU: 826/496
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- 826496.144*
Brushed Nickel - 826496.150*
Platinum Nickel - 826496.100*
Polished Chrome - 826496.355*
Ultra Steel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
1 Question from the Community
The technical specs indicate that this Jado 826/496 DOES NOT include a "valve," which the 826/401/100 DOES include. No picture of the valve is displayed. Could you please explain (1) what the valve is? (2) whether the 826/496 can be installed without a Jado valve and if so, how?, and (3) why the additional cost for a premium finish on the 826/401/100 is higher than it is on the 826/496?
A. The Jado 826/496 is a trim kit only (no valves) while the Jado 826/401 is a complete set which includes the valve required for installation. The trim kit is offered for people who do not need the valve to complete installation. The price difference for the premium finishes is about the same on both kits, approximately $93.
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Warranty Info
Warranties: JADO Bathroom & Hardware Manufacturing Corp. provides the following warranties on their products.
MECHANICAL WARRANTY: A LIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTY is provided on parts against defects in materials and workmanship. GENERAL FINISH WARRANTY: A TEN-YEAR WARRANTY from date of purchase is provided to the home owner on all JADO products against manufacture related defects in materials and workmanship (excluding TopLine finish products). DIAMOND FINISH WARRANTY: A LIFETIME FINISH WARRANTY against tarnishing is offered on all Diamond Finish products. TOPLINE FINISH WARRANTY: A FIVE-YEAR FINISH WARRANTY from date of purchase is provided to the home owner against defects in materials and workmanship on Tamarac and Phoenix Topline finish products. Due to the ever changing finish of the Patina Topline products, the finish warranty is excluded. ULTRABRASS FINISH WARRANTY: A LIFETIME FINISH WARRANTY against tarnishing is offered on all Ultrabrass Finish products. JADO Bathroom & Hardware Manufacturing Corp. places the following conditions on its finish and mechanical warranties. JADO finish and mechanical warranties are limited to products correctly installed and used in a residential environment. JADO warranties will not assume liability for damage due to abuse, mishandling, incorrect installation or improper maintenance. JADO will not be liable for labor or other costs relating to the sale, installation, or replacement of their products. JADO mechanical and finish warranties are limited to the first residential user of its product. In the event of a defect in any JADO product covered by this warranty, the product must be returned to the dealer where originally purchased along with proof of purchase. JADO warranties exclude polished brass finishes exposed to marine environment and direct exposure to sunlight. JADO's obligation under the warranty shall be limited to the repair or exchange of any product.


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Galatians 5:17 (NLT)
17The sinful nature wants to do evil, which is just the opposite of what the Spirit wants. And the Spirit gives us desires that are the opposite of what the sinful nature desires. These two forces are constantly fighting each other, so you are not free to carry out your good intentions.
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LAWRENCEVILLE - Construction could soon begin on a sewage tunnel big enough for a subway in southern Gwinnett.
The Water & Sewerage Authority Monday approved a $54 million contract with a joint venture between Mole, Jay Dee, Kassouf and Murray Hill companies to build the three-mile, 12-foot-diameter tunnel 200 feet below the earth. County commissioners will consider giving final approval today. "This is some of the original area of the county that had sewer but only a very limited capacity. So this is about keeping pace with development and redevelopment in the area," Water Resources Director Frank Stephens said. "Tunnels may be a part of our long-range solution" for sewer in Gwinnett County. The tunnel, which will be bored with machinery used to build subway tunnels, will connect the county's Jacks Creek sewage treatment plant with the now-defunct No Business Creek sewage plant site. From there, south Gwinnett's sewage will be pumped to the F. Wayne Hill Water Resources Center in Buford. When the project is complete in 2010, the Jacks Creek plant will be shut down, as part of the county's long-range plan to close its smaller, less-efficient facilities. While officials are recommending the lower of the two bids for the project, about $3 million had to be added to the budget to accommodate the price, asset manager George Kaffezakis said "We're drilling through hard rock 95 percent of the way," he said of the reason for the cost. Kaffezakis said the county tried to minimize the number of easements needed for the project and set the route mostly underneath Springdale/Everson Road. He said he doesn't believe the project goes under anyone's house, but residents may feel a low rumble - "like a subway car in the distance" - as the tunnel is drilled.More like this story
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Ok, so I have rooted my ot990 and I uninstalled some apps that came with service provider. Everything went smooth and my phone is now faster. I have stock 2.2 rom. The problem is, my phone internal memory still has sam ammount of memory like before I erased those system aps. And yes, they are gone Can some1 help me with this problem ?? thx
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Secret Satans: Archaeology
By Michelle Nijhuis | December 25, 2012 | 3 Comments
"Is it the mummies?" Tom asked.
When I confessed my fear of archaeology to the LWON crew, Thomas Hayden immediately blamed the undead. Or long dead. Which was quite reasonable, really. But I'm a lapsed biologist; I like decay. I like a lot of other things about archaeology, too. I like its stories about people too ancient to leave written records, its puzzles made of potsherds and bone fragments. The thing about archaeology, the thing that makes it my Secret Satan, is that those lovely puzzles never seem to get solved — not to anyone's satisfaction, anyway. And that makes me deeply nervous.
I'm okay with uncertainty. I write mostly about ecology, a notoriously messy field, and about conservation, the extremely unlovely process of turning science into policy. Both fields are bursting with unanswered questions. But it's usually possible to make out the path to an answer: We might not know exactly how Caribbean corals have sex, or how many endangered California condors it takes to create a self-sustaining population, but with decent funding, good eyesight, unlimited patience and a lot of luck, one could find out, and feel reasonably confident in the findings.
Archaeology, at least from my naive perspective, is different. There's evidence, sure, but it's hard to find, and dodgy when it is found. The British archaeologist Sir Mortimer Wheeler, lamenting the inadequacy of the archaeological record, famously remarked that "the archaeologist may find the tub but altogether miss Diogenes." The result, as philosopher Alison Wylie writes in the excellent anthology Agnotology: The Making and Unmaking of Ignorance, is an "unevenly preserved, fragmentary, and enigmatic data base" that for many archaeologists "is cause for profound epistemic pessimism." (To be fair, though, who doesn't suffer from that once in a while?) Wylie writes:
Those aspects of the cultural past that are most closely constrained by the material conditions of life may be reconstructed with some reliability (for example, technologies, some aspects of tool function, and some forms of subsistence practice) but the further an archaeologist strays from those and considers, for example, forms of social organization or systems of belief, the more unavoidably they indulge in speculation.
Worse, it's difficult, if not impossible, for archaeologists to test their speculations. When Sherlock Holmes marshals tiny bits of evidence into a grand conjectural leap, he can check his conclusions by nabbing a suspect and extracting a confession. (I know, I know, he's not real. It's Christmas; bear with me.) In archaeology, though, not only is the evidence scarce, but both witnesses and suspects are also long dead. Maybe they were cannibals, or aliens, or mathematical savants. Maybe not. Either way, they're not telling, often leaving archaeologists — and the rest of us — with few answers and a whole lot of competing stories about the past.
For archaeologists, though, the drive to know — something, somehow, someday, about the people who lived before us — must be stronger than the bouts of epistemic pessimism. Or maybe the proximity to great mystery is enough in itself. Our own Heather Pringle has a fascinating story in the November issue of National Geographic about the discovery of 700-year-old strands of cordage on Canada's Baffin Island. The strands were made the Viking way, a possible key to legendary Viking explorations of the New World. Heather profiles archaeologist Patricia Sutherland, who has persevered through bad weather, hordes of mosquitoes and academic controversy for more than a decade as she searches for further clues to the Viking presence on Baffin. Imagine: a literal thread of evidence, its pull strong enough to direct a career. "I think there is more to dig here, absolutely," Sutherland says. "And we are going to find much more."
Top photo by Flickr user Rooney. Creative Commons.
3 Responses to "Secret Satans: Archaeology"
December 31st, 2012 @ 4:32 amThe other creepy thing about archeology is that it destroys evidence. Once excavated, sites can never be returned to original state.
Future archeologists have fewer and fewer untouched sites. Better methods can not make up for current and past destruction.
Heather Pringle
January 7th, 2013 @ 12:06 pmHi Michelle: I was really fascinated by this post, and thoroughly enjoyed it!(And thanks for mentioning my piece on Patricia Sutherland's research in the Arctic!) I agree that archaeologists really struggle to find black-and-white answers, but that's the part that so intrigues me as a science writer–the journey, even more than the destination. And I am constantly impressed by the ingenuity of archaeologists, the way they sometimes succeed in wresting so so much data from such meagre, unpromising looking evidence– in some cases little more than a single hair.
Colleen Morgan
January 7th, 2013 @ 12:40 pmArchaeology only offers us the most fragmentary of evidence and humans can be the most infuriating, mysterious, and ridiculous things to study.
Some of my favorite finds demonstrate this. At Catalhoyuk I excavated a muddy horrible mess that I couldn't really make all that much sense of until I realized that it was the world's worst DIY project. A mudbrick wall was slumping in and some poor jerk in the past lumped a huge amount of mud to try to prop it up. It ultimately failed.
I also really like a crazy horse skeleton that I found on the last day of excavation in Winchester, UK:
The horse wouldn't fit into the pit cut into chalk so some medieval folks 1) cut the hole bigger and, when that failed, 2) cut the horse's front legs off and threw them on top of the dead horse. You could almost feel the frustration and chagrin in the dirt.
Anyway, the best archaeology stories are the small stories. Overarching narratives make us all nervous.


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Definition of clipper in English:
Syllabification: clip·perPronunciation: /ˈklipər
- 1 (usually clippers) An instrument for cutting or trimming small pieces off things: hedge clippersMore example sentences
- The only time he looked forward was to peer over his hedge clippers into the kitchen window where Mahulda drank her peaberry coffee.
- She said a majority of the seized goods include open liquor, scissors, nail files, clippers, pen knives and other pointy objects.
- Other items confiscated prior to boarding include scissors, nail files, clippers and pen knives.
- 3 (also clipper chip) A microchip that inserts an identifying code into encrypted transmissions, allowing them to be deciphered by a third party having access to a government-held key.More example sentences
- There were contentious debates over the clipper chip, online wire tapping, and encryption.
- It's a government conspiracy - they're installing clipper chips in the new ones.
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How to process MAPREDUCE-4502Tsuyoshi OZAWA 2013-03-13, 20:55
I've created a patch based on trunk for about MAPREDUCE-4502. Could someone review it? https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAPREDUCE-4502 I have the a concern that I'm out of the way for merging. I'm planning to do the action as follows: 1. Updating documents to help reviewers understand how the patch works. 2. Adding benchmarks for evaluation. This is the my first try with the large patch for Hadoop, so I'd appreciate if experienced hadoop developers give advice for the contribution. Thanks, - Tsuyoshi |


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1959 Ford 801 Powermaster
I just recently bought a 1959 Ford 801 Powermaster, 821 model, tractor. It runs good but needs some TLC. It will idle at higher RPM's with no problem, but when you slow down the idle speed it will stall out. It will start again with a little difficulty but not at a lower idle speed. Could this be a carberation problem? It runs and drives with no problems, just stalls out when you slow it down. Thanks for any info. Kenn
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More than likely it is a 'dirty carb' problem.
Soundguy is the one you want for Ford problems. Either PM him, or wait for him to find the post, He is the best Ford man on TBN.Don
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Thanks Don, thats probably one thing that should be done. I will clean the gas tank also. I don't know when any maintenance was done on the tractor, so i guess will just keep checking things as i go along. Thanks again Kenn
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Sure it could be the carburettor whether gas or LP. The low speed jet refines the idle performance. Adjusting is just ti peak rpms at the minimum throttle setting, and when the desired tick over is achieved, richen up the mix (screw IN the idlel air screw just a bit , 1/4 turn))
If the best performance can not be obtained by idle air screw adjustment, suspect low compression and or worn valve and seat sealing.
Good compression is most important to low speed running. A compression test, and an intake manifold vacuum gauge will tell you a lot.
All just good infernal corn-bustion know how!
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Fruit Spread Recipe
This is a delicious appetizer, but it's also nice for breakfast or brunch spread on bagels, muffins or English muffins. With cranberries and pecans, it's perfect for the holidays.
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- Assorted crackers or breads
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and orange juice until smooth. Fold in cranberries and pecans. Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes. Serve with crackers or breads. Yield: 1-1/2 cups.
Originally published as Fruit 'n' Nut Spread in Country
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The developer behind the grsecurity.net security portal, Brad Spengler, has released videos on the Web that demonstrate a security hole in the current Linux kernel.
Brad Spengler (alias Spender) is a known entity in the Linux security field. Revealing his videos on his YouTube channel certainly lends his case credibility. The videos show that the exploit uses a buffer overflow in the perf_counter after a kernel crash, which also bypasses SE Linux.
A recent followup to Spengler's video for a 32-bit system is one for a 64-bit Ubuntu exploit. He intends to publish details soon. Fortunately the exploit is currently not freely circulating.
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Not sure there is anything on front page about 2nd processor , but this should clarify what it can and cannot do.
Today Ars Technica reported that the PS4 uses 70W of energy while in StandBy mode, then correcting the statement, mentioning that standby energy consumption is just 10W, while it becomes 70W when the console is performing a download while in low-power state.
Such a radical power consumption increase while downloading surprised many, but the reason was actually explained a few days ago by Sony's Senior Vice President and head of Business Unit 1 Masayasu Ito as part of an interview with the Japanese website PC Watch.
Ito-san explained that initially Sony attempted to have background download performed exclusively by the secondary sub-system ARM chip (as it was announced during the console's presentation in February), in order to keep the main APU powered down, but that proved not to be fully possible.
The download process is too heavy for the ARM chip alone, so the Jaguar-based CPU of the main APU (Accelerated Processing Unit, that includes CPU and GPU) is called into action to do the heavy lifting and protocol processing.
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Gianmaria Testa Performs at Joe's Pub, 4/1
"If songs do not live and move listeners on their own, played simply on guitar," Italian singer-songwriter Gianmaria Testa remarks, "then no arrangement or gimmick can save them." Testa's songs live out the lost loves, huddled immigrant masses, and quirky characters that flit across the station platform. They are soft-spoken scenes captured by Testa's astute observation as a former train station manager, backed with a bite of subtle insight.
Their tango-tinged, bossa-blurred elegance, rendered in Testa's potent gravelly voice, pulse and sigh on Testa's latest album, Solo-dal vivo (Produzioni Fuorivia; April 1), a live recording from one packed and powerful solo performance in Rome last year. And now New York listeners will get a chance to catch Testa's mix of grit, introspection, and melodic politics at Joe's Pub on April 1, 2010.
His solo work highlights his essence as an artist and his roots in the Italian countryside. Though deeply moved by the folksongs sung by his parents and the rich chords of the local church choir, Testa started unwittingly to forge his own path as singer and storyteller when his father gave him a guitar as a reward for good grades.
Working alone was how it all began for the singer-songwriter: As a son of farmers in Italy's agrarian Piedmont region, his ventures into music were often isolated ones. As soon as he taught himself a few chords, Testa began writing original material. "With time," he notes, "I cobbled together a technique of my own that worked for my songs. My guitar, then, was a means to an end, though it also kept me company."
"People like me get their start doing lonely battle with a guitar until the varnish wears off the wood and the strings dig burrows into their fingers," he explains. "The greater part of the work is a stubborn calling to tame something that you find feral and anarchic." So, with a quiet resolve, he developed his passion for songwriting, soaking up the big-sky country landscapes and rustic pulse of his surroundings.
He also absorbed the low-key worldview of his native region. "There is a certain approach to the stage-quiet, discreet-that may derive from having been born in Piedmont," Testa reflects. "I always say that I don't 'put on shows,' because there's nothing showy about the way that I take the stage. I simply give concerts."
Testa's approach to songwriting is similarly sincere and simple. "Most of the time, my songs come into being with me playing the guitar and trying to capture in words, melody, harmony, something that at that moment may not be defined or even definable. I don't write anything down: I sing the song and then allow it to settle in the back of my mind, sometimes for a very long time," Testa explains. "Once I know that I have a new song on my hands, I approach my work as a craftsman, refining the song, stripping away everything that seems useless or redundant."
These carefully polished gems brought Testa, who was working for the Italian railway, his first recognition. Testa won first prize in 1994 at the Recanti Festival famous for showcasing talented young songwriters, and a record company offered to produce his first album with one condition: He was told to "step up his rhythm a little," presumably to make his music more appealing to a pop audience. Refusing to comprise, Testa turned the company down.
He instead returned to his job as a station master. Yet the songs could not be silenced. A year later, Testa began working on what would become his debut album, work based in his own vision and evolving sound as a performer. Featuring richly personal material, this recording reveals his keen observation of human interaction as he recounts fleeting moments and passing glances from the Italian train station where he worked.
Yet Testa is about far more than poetic musings on everyday life, as his 2006 release, Da Questa Parte del Mare (From These Shores) reflects. He envisioned this album as a novel, with each song as a chapter, drawing with philosophical aplomb on current events and Italian history. "All the songs were born of a sense of frustration with the way the Italian government and segments of Italian society have responded to the desperate cry for help of men and women who can't survive in their own war-torn or impoverished lands," explains Testa. "When they seek refuge in our country, doors are slammed in their face, and they face laws that I consider unworthy of the nation that, more than any other in Western Europe, forced its own citizens to emigrate. There is an Italy outside of Italy-an Italian diaspora-and this should make us mindful of other peoples' struggles."
Along with his more ambitious explorations of Italian experience, his first arpeggios and observations continue to inspire. Testa has revisited many of his compositions throughout his career, re-inventing himself and finding hidden spaces in his familiar tunes. In New York, audiences can expect to hear re-imaginings of several songs from his first album that appear on his recent solo project, including a heart-wrenching version of "Dentro La Tasca Di un Qualunque Mattino" ("In the pocket of no particular morning") and a introspective rendition of his classic "Un Aeroplano a Vela" ("A paper airplane").


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The exhibit, Island Giants, will be the most spacious and advanced Komodo dragon habitat in the country upon completion. The new home will include a living roof to recycle rainwater, environmental controls to move both heat and sunlight within the exhibit, seasonal water flows and volcanic scenery.
"In order to win the grant, there are two steps necessary," said Laura Brennan, director of marketing and group services at Reptiland. "First, FedEx reads and approves submissions, and then they post the submissions to their Facebook page for people to vote on. You can vote once a day until Nov 24."
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The problem with those of the Libertarian bent, folks who have been heavily influenced by Ron Paul and others, who are trying to surrender the fight to defend marriage and the natural family for us, is that they utterly fail to recognize a number of critically important things:
1) The fundamental nature of the marriage bond and its character as the basis for all human civilization, governance and economy.
3) The fact that if you give government over to moral depravity you will have destroyed the possibility of republican, constitutional self-government.
Our first President:
"Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. In vain would that man claim tribute to patriotism who should labor to subvert these great pillars of human happiness — these firmest props of the duties of men and citizens. . . . reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principles."
— George Washington
Our second President:
"We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion. Avarice, ambition, revenge, or gallantry would break the strongest cords of our constitution as a whale goes through a net."
— John Adams
Our third President:
"No government can continue good but under the control of the people; and . . . . their minds are to be informed by education what is right and what wrong; to be encouraged in habits of virtue and to be deterred from those of vice . . . . These are the inculcations necessary to render the people a sure basis for the structure and order of government."
— Thomas Jefferson
Our fourth President:
"The aim of every political Constitution, is or ought to be first to obtain for rulers men who possess most wisdom to discern, and most virtue to pursue, the common good of society; and in the next place, to take the most effectual precautions for keeping them virtuous whilst they continue to hold their public trust."
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Definition of coiffure in English:
Syllabification: coif·furePronunciation: /kwäˈfyo͝or
- A person's hairstyle, typically an elaborate one.More example sentences
- He's a curious figure - Oscar Wilde meets an Andy Warhol superstar with a punk-rock haircut, a coiffure he inflicted on himself the day after Joe Strummer died.
- She tells me she is just back from the hairdresser and the coiffure will revert to ragged ringlets as soon as it hits rain.
- When David Beckham cuts his hair, the next day millions of boys around the world go to the hairdresser to copy his coiffure.
- More example sentences
- He is the only player with filthy trainers, baggy tracksuit-bottoms and messy hair, an image made more obvious when he wanders around AC Milan's training-ground alongside the coiffured Alessandro Nesta.
- As he entered the stage with coiffured hair and a dapper pin-striped suit, I didn't know what to expect, but he was amazing and had the entire audience, blue rinse brigade and all, on their feet applauding his efforts.
- The coiffured and bow-tied romantic Charles, with only a club foot to hinder his natural charm, was introduced to Margaret Macdonald while studying at the Glasgow School of Art.
mid 17th century: French, from coiffer 'arrange the hair', in Old French 'cover with a coif' (see coif).


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A Picture Has Power – The Situation Room Photo
I follow Pete Souza on Twitter, he's the official Whitehouse photographer. Today he tweeted a link to this story on CNN's website by John Blake. He quotes from Cheryl Contee, co-founder of Jack & Jill Politics, you need to bookmark that site right now. I'm just going to share a few pieces of the CNN article that stuck out to me, go read the whole thing. First, let's look at the photo in question one more time…
From CNN's John Blake…
(CNN) — By now, the photo is a classic. It's become the most viewed image on Flickr — a mesmerizing picture that suggests as much as it reveals.
You may know it simply as the "Situation Room Photo," but you may not be aware of what some say are three subliminal messages that make it so powerful and unusual.
But look deeper and that photo becomes historic in a more subtle way. It's a snapshot of how much this nation's attitudes about race, women and presidential swagger are changing, several scholars and historians say.
There's no historical precedent for this image, she says. White Americans now see a black man not just as their president but their "protector in chief," Contee says.
"That photo is amazing," she says. "It's another step toward rehabilitation of the image of black men in American culture. It's going to forever impact how people see black men in America."
For much of U.S. history, the black man has often been portrayed as the threat to America's safety — the angry man, the thug, the one you cross the street to avoid, says Cheryl Contee, co-founder of Jack & Jill Politics, a blog focused on current affairs from a black perspective.
But in the Situation Room photo, Contee says, the black man is America's protector.
"This is one of the rare times that Tea Party supporters have referred to Obama as President Obama," says Ari Kohen, an associate professor of social justice and political science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Go back and examine the defining historic photos of American military might in action, and women are absent, historians say.
Yet you see two powerful women in the Situation Room photograph — Clinton and Audrey Tomason, director for counterterrorism, who is straining to see from the back. Their inclusion shows how far women have come, Ambar says, even though Clinton's response is ambiguous because she's covering her mouth in what looks to be alarm.
And there is much more good stuff in John Blake's article. For those people playing the pundit games they like to play, I keep hearing how this OBL event won't have any long term impact on the President's approval ratings or chances in 2012. Anyone who is saying that doesn't understand the psyche of the American people very well. On Monday, I heard an anecdote that I know happened all across the country. A person on the street said to a reporter, "I didn't vote for him last time, but I'm definitely voting for him next time. He got Osama bin Laden." I wrote about this a little in a post the other day, that the effect on the entire country on 9/11 was profound. Something that hit deep inside all of us. For people to say that bringing Osama bin Laden to justice will not have an impact on the electorate is just plain stupid. President Obama showed once again that he is the most qualified person in public life to run this country.
May 5, 2011 Posted by ExtremeLiberal | 2012 Election, Accomplishments, Photography, President Barack Obama | Pete Souza, The Situation Room Photo | Leave a comment
President Barack Obama – A Man Of The People!
As I listened to the families of the victims of 9/11 talk about meeting President Obama and the effect that he had on them, I heard several times that he was genuine, caring and very sincere in his meetings with them. It made me want to pull out some more photos of the President when he was still a candidate for the job. How can anyone look at that warm smile and that genuineness and call him the names they do, or assign the motives they do, or doubt his worthiness to be president. The reason this man was elected president is because for those people who aren't slanted by their racism or ideological bent, they see that he is extremely intelligent, caring, warm and a person who really does want to help people. I continue to be proud of his great leadership and drive.
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May 5, 2011 Posted by ExtremeLiberal | Photography, President Barack Obama | A Man of the People | 2 Comments
Racism And Politics Are More Powerful Than Patriotism!
Watch out, I'm about to rant. Profanity warning!!!
What – In – The – Fuck is wrong with this fucking country that the racists and right-wing partisans (one in the same) can actually protest the President of the United States going to ground zero after having killed the man responsible for the attacks of 9/11. I think I've lost any sliver of respect I had for these assholes who are obviously driven by their fucking racist hatred for our first black president. There can be no other reason.
Remember back to 9/11 when the whole country rallied around our one president, after the most contentious election in modern times. Democrats weren't partisan, they stood behind President Bush, even if they had to hold their noses. There was no criticism from anyone that got any attention. I'm sure there was some out there, but they didn't get paraded on the cable news shows to undermine our one and only President. I am so fucking disgusted with this bullshit that just keeps pouring out of the right-wing and the media, who are their enablers, and in many cases are the driving force behind it. Only after the Bush administration decided to use the event to push their stupid ass agenda of owning Iraq for no fucking reason at all, did the left start to ask serious questions, based in fact I have to say, not the lies and innuendo that drives the GOP these days.
I've written before about how up until the election of President Barack Obama, national security has always been pretty much a non-partisan affair. It used to be that politicians never criticized our country on foreign soil, it was not done. Not anymore, the extreme hatred for President Obama has obliterated that concept and many others. The wingnuts who are now running the GOP have no shame, no honor and in my opinion are unpatriotic and should be thrown on the stinking waste pile along with their new ideological leader, Donald Trump.
I hope the President gives a speech that shames those motherfuckers back into their rat holes and exposes their unpatriotic, shameless, racist asses for the whole world to see.
May 5, 2011 Posted by ExtremeLiberal | Accomplishments, President Barack Obama, Racism, Republican Party | 9/11, Osama bin Laden | 7 Comments
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An impressive showing for Dalton High School in the Regions Director's Cup is standard procedure. But this year, two area teams earned top-10 finishes.
Dalton finished fourth in Class 4A and best among all local and Region 7-4A schools with 899 points in the 2012-2013 cup standings, which were recently released by the Georgia Athletic Directors Association. Northwest Whitfield was close behind, finishing seventh with 713 points for its best finish since the GADA began archiving cup results in 2003-2004.
Schools earn points based on their finish in state competitions and tournaments throughout the school year. Dalton's boys and girls teams earned 693.5 points in the race against other Class 3A schools in 2011-2012.
Marist, which earned points in 21 different sports, won the Class 4A cup championship this year with 1,366.5 points. Only Class 2A's Westminster (1,513) and Class 3A's St. Pius (1,391.5) scored higher.
Dalton, which finished ninth in Class 3A last year and seventh in 2010-2011, has been in the top 15 of its classification in seven of the past eight years and in the top 20 for eight consecutive years. However, this year is the best finish for the school in that stretch.
"A lot (of DHS teams) made the state postseason and several won region championships," said Jeff McKinney, who takes over as Dalton's athletic director on July 1. "Most of our teams made the state playoffs. Any time you can put together a group like that you're going to do well in the Director's Cup. It shows a lot of hard work that the coaches and players have done."
The Catamounts' boys programs finished second to Marist and earned 496 points, while the Lady Cats teams finished sixth and earned 403 points. Dalton had multiple programs enjoy banner years, including state titles from the boys swimming and diving and soccer teams. Each of those teams earned Dalton 100 points.
"In my view, Dalton has always had a lot of pride in their extracurricular activities," boys soccer coach Matt Cheaves said.
The football squad reached the second round of the state playoffs for the first time since 2005, and both basketball programs made it to the first round. Both the boys and girls golf and tennis teams reached the state postseason, and the volleyball and softball teams did the same. The boys riflery and cross country teams, plus girls cheerleading and track and field programs, also earned the school points.
"Any time you can have a couple state championship teams with the swimming and soccer teams, that's obviously going to boost your point total," McKinney said. "All of our programs this year had successful seasons."
Northwest Whitfield's girls teams finished fifth in Class 4A, earning 412 points — led by 100 from the state-championship softball squad — the most of any local high school. The boys finished 12th with 301 points, led by the soccer team reaching the state semifinals and earning 83 points. That is the second top-10 finish in the past nine years for Northwest, which finished ninth in Class 4A in 2007-2008.
Both basketball squads reached the state postseason, including the boys winning their first region championship. Northwest's baseball team also won the region title and reached the second round of the state playoffs. Both cross country and golf teams reached state events, and the volleyball program advanced to the second round of the state tournament while the girls soccer team reached the first round. Both track and field programs, plus the cheerleading squad, also earned the school points.
"I'm an alumni from (Northwest) and I want them to do well in every sport," softball coach Jason Brooker said. " ... The good thing about Northwest is every coach and program supports each other, and we want everyone to do the best they can."
North Murray finished 25th in Class 3A with 418.5 points. The boys programs (23rd) earned 219 points while the girls (25th) scored 199.5. Both the boys basketball and boys soccer teams reached the second round of the state postseason, with the soccer team winning its second consecutive region title. The tennis and cross country teams also reached the state postseason. On the girls side, the basketball, softball and volleyball teams reached the state postseason. The wrestling and girls track and field programs also earned the school points.
Southeast Whitfield finished 40th in Class 4A with 279.5 points. The boys garnered 39th place with 147 points, while the girls earned 38th place with 132.5 points. The Raiders' boys soccer team reached the state championship game for the second time in program history — losing to Dalton — and the volleyball program advanced to the quarterfinals. Southeast's wrestling squad and girls golf program also earned points.
Coahulla Creek finished 50th with 156 points from the boys soccer team and boys and girls cross country and tennis teams. The boys (45th) finished with 95 points and the girls (50th) with 61.
Murray County finished 52nd in Class 2A with 144.2 points. The boys programs (42nd) scored 119.2, with the girls (59th) earning the other 25. The Indians' soccer team reached the state tournament, losing in the first round to Lovett, while the boys cross country and girls tennis squads also reached the state postseason. The boys track and field and wrestling programs also earned points for Murray County.
Christian Heritage finished tied for 77th overall in Class A with all 53 points coming from the Lions' baseball team, the only team from the school to reach the Class A state postseason.
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Dalton, Northwest earn statewide recognition
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Prep roundup: SE offense keeps foot on throttle
As long as Southeast Whitfield High School's baseball team continues to hit the ball and score runs the way it has so far this season, it really won't matter what the defense does.
Coach Brad Lofton still likes how the Raiders' fielding is improving. -
Prep Roundup: A little bit of momentum
Neither Dalton High School baseball coach Shane Ramsey nor North Murray coach David Redmond has had much reason to complain about their offensive production this season.
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North Murray boys play tonight
The North Murray High School boys basketball team will play in the first round of the Class 3A state tournament tonight at 8:30 p.m. The Mountaineers travel to face Buford High School in Gwinnett County.
Northwest girls aims for fast pace as tourney begins
For the second straight year, the Northwest Whitfield High School girls basketball team lost in the Region 7-4A championship game to River Ridge. Now, they hope to break a repeat of 2013 by not falling in the first round of the Class 4A state tournament.
Prep Roundup: Colts sweep Warriors
Martin Garcia had a goal and two assists to help lead Coahulla Creek's boys soccer team to a 7-1 victory in Region 5-3A play Thursday night at Gordon Central.
Prep Roundup: Lady 'Neers finish third; boys fourth
After big losses Monday night in the Region 5-3A semifinals, both North Murray High School basketball teams wanted better results in their final games at the tournament.
Tuesday afternoon at Cartersville High School, the Lady Mountaineers did that by holding Ringgold to just four points in the fourth quarter en route to a 36-31 victory in the girls' third-place game. North Murray's boys didn't have the same success after Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe finally got hot from the outside in a 54-49 victory for the Warriors. -
Weather still shuffling schedules
The Region 7-4A high school basketball tournaments were pushed back to a Friday start on Tuesday.
Region 7-2A followed suit Wednesday, but Region 5-3A is still up in the air for playing games today. -
Devin Golden: Hoops eyes look toward postseason, state berths
This is the week the number of local high school basketball teams still playing drops.
How many will make the state tournament? Three? Five? Seven? -
Area of domination
How do you improve upon a 2013 high school soccer season in which seven local teams reached their respective state tournaments, three local teams made up 75 percent of the Class 4A boys state semifinals representation and two of them faced off for the 4A championship?
Prep wrestling: NW Whitfield sees five qualify for state
On Friday, five local high school wrestlers won twice at their respective sectional tournaments to earn places in this week's state traditional tournaments.
On Saturday, eight more joined the party. - More North Murray High School Mountaineers Headlines
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It's time for all thinking voters to ask themselves how we arrived at the mess we are in at the federal and state levels. Who has been in control of the U.S. Senate and the state legislature? While we face unnecessarily high gasoline costs, inflation in the form of shrinking grocery products, stagnant employment rates, high youth unemployment, crumbling infrastructure and record food-stamp usage, which party's ideas and plans have been enacted into law?
Rep. Selim Noujaim, R-74th District, co-owns a tool-and-die manufacturing company. He is aware of what his constituents face with high energy costs and taxes, as his company wages a day-to-day battle to operate and keep employees off the unemployment rolls.
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