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Austrian Crystal 6-light Gold Leaf Ceiling Lamp
Use these modern crystal ceiling lights to update your home decor. The combination of gold painted wrought iron leaves and Swarovski crystals adds a simple but elegant touch to your home. This flush-mount lamp offers great radiant lighting.
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Update your home decor with the magic of Swarovski crystals in a flush-mount lamp. This ceiling light features a gold leaf finish.- Finish: Gold leaf
- Materials: Painted wrought iron, crystals
- Uses six (6) 60-watt bulbs (not included)
- Designed for today's interior spaces
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Features | |
Color | Black Brown Gold Silver White |
Material | Iron Steel Wrought Iron |
Finish | Painted |
Materials | Crystal Iron |
Number of Light | 6 Lights |
Width | 16 in to 18 in |
Height | 23 in or more |
Switch Type | Hardwired |
Assembly | Assembled |
Bulb Wattage | 60 W |
Ceiling Light Fixture Type | Flush mount |
Light Direction | Downlight |
Lighting Style | Traditional |
Lighting Type | Chandeliers Flush |
Product Features | UL Listed |
Dimensions | 8 in. H x 24 in. Dia |
Materials | Painted wrought iron, crystal and electrical components |
Model Number | 104604-GL |
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Wonderfully beautiful This is a gorgeous chandelier! But, best of all (it hangs in my master bedroom), Overstock got the matching bathroom fixture for over the the vanity. Who do you know who has this feature in their bathroom? This is a top quality piece. The crystals catch the light and form patterns on the ceiling, exquisite! True love!!
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Very Attractive We need a "maybe" catagory because it depends. I bought this fixture because it holds six 60 watt bulbs - I wanted more light than the previous fixture I had which would only allow four 25 watt bulbs. I have it over a little 2-seat table in my kitchen. The majority of the light unfortunately goes to the ceiling rather than down to me because of the gold leaves. And installation was notat all easy because it is so close to the ceiling and it is extremely difficult to get one's hand in between the gold leaves to to screw it in - fortunately my electrician could fit his hand in there as I helped hold it up. Changing the bulbs isn't going to be a fun time either. I am keeping it because it is pretty and it provides more light than I had previously; I have zero desire to send it back and begin another search for another fixture. If I had to do over again, I would not purchase it.
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Austrian Crystal 6-light Gold Leaf Ceiling Lamp We bought this light as a center light for our Living room. This is a beautiful light, goes well with the spice gold paint in the room. Austrian flower crystals are a nice accent. The gold leaves take on different hues during day light. And in the night, when the light is on they shine beautifully. Makes you look at every time you walk by it. Although my husband thinks the crystal flowers makes it is a bit more feminine, but I think it is a classy piece.
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PAT THOMAS PARK is a RV Park in or near the town of Quincy. It is a very small park with a possible 14 slots to park your camper. This park has pull thru pads if you are uncomfortable with backing your rig. The owners of the park were careful not to claim that the park can handle a mansion on wheels. You will be able to connect your RV to electric. One really nice thing is the 50 amp electric service. For the true RV experience – water hookups are provided – much better than camping in a tent! Probably due to the nature of the park and its location, sewer connections are not available. The park has a more authentic camping experience than some RV parks due to the lack of 802.11 Wireless Internet. We have no idea of the over the air TV, but we do know that no Cable TV is provided. Animals are welcome here. If you have a tent, you will need to keep it stowed at this RV park as tents are not allowed. A neat thing about this park is that it does have some waterfront attached to it. Some shade trees do exist, which also make the park more scenic and attractive. Do not just drive by Quincy – instead stop and rest at PAT THOMAS PARK.
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Real estate transactions March 2, 2015Bradenton Herald$394,345 Central Park Lifestyles LLC Florida to Venkatesh Peruvamba R, Venkatesh Jayashree, Lot 38 Central Park, O.R. Book 02556 Page 4719, Feb. 19. $394,000 AIC Carron Inc to Saba William C, Waterfront Unit 703, O.R. Book 02556 Page 3557, Feb … - Jacumba Hot Springs: One man, one vision of an oasis – Sacramento Bee March 1, 2015
Sacramento BeeJacumba Hot Springs: One man, one vision of an oasisSacramento Bee… out by an even bigger company, he used a "golden parachute" in 1997 to buy, on a whim, a rundown RV park at the Jacumba exit off Interstate 8 and turn it into a clothing-optional resort that now ranks among the top 10 in the nation by those who … - The Final Photos… – SFGate (blog) February 28, 2015
SFGate (blog)The Final Photos…SFGate (blog)Recently I took about a 45 minute walk around the RV Resort and took a number of photos which I'll share with you in the coming days. Today I show the final photos from this set. First, a Google earth image of the park. The yellow outlines the resort …and more » - Woman pleads not guilty to impersonating officer – The News Herald February 27, 2015
The News HeraldWoman pleads not guilty to impersonating officerThe News Herald18 in the U.S. District Court of Northern Florida for impersonating a federal officer. She was detained as she awaits her sentencing date in May. Lowery had portrayed herself as a "take no guff" law officer during … Once residing in the RV park …and more » - RV dealers prepped for weekend crowd at Jacksonville MegaShow – Florida Times-Union February 27, 2015
Florida Times-UnionRV dealers prepped for weekend crowd at Jacksonville MegaShowFlorida Times-Union… are all there and, if the weather cooperates, we're in a great position to have more visitors at this year's show than we've had in some time," said John Schuster, general manager of Camping World of Jacksonville and chairman of the regional … - The Sports Activities… – seattlepi.com (blog) February 27, 2015
The Sports Activities…seattlepi.com (blog)Recently I took about a 45 minute walk around the RV Resort and took a number of photos which I'll share with you in the coming days. First, a Google earth image of the park. The yellow outlines the resort boundaries, My site is the small yellow spot …and more » - Views From The Park… – seattlepi.com (blog) February 26, 2015
Views From The Park…seattlepi.com (blog)Recently I took about a 45 minute walk around the RV Resort and took a number of photos which I'll share with you in the coming days. First, a Google earth image of the park. The yellow outlines the resort boundaries, My site is the small yellow spot … - First Coast Happenings – Florida Times-Union February 25, 2015
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Single layers of molybdenum disulphide can exhibit piezoelectric effects.
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Magnetic resonance imaging, with its ability to provide three-dimensional, elementally selective imaging without radiation damage, has had a revolutionary impact in many fields, especially medicine and the neurosciences. Although challenging, its extension to the nanometre scale could provide a powerful new tool for the nanosciences, especially if it can provide a means for non-destructively visualizing the full three-dimensional morphology of complex nanostructures, including biomolecules. To achieve this potential, innovative new detection strategies are required to overcome the severe sensitivity limitations of conventional inductive detection techniques. One successful example is magnetic resonance force microscopy, which has demonstrated three-dimensional imaging of proton NMR with resolution on the order of 10 nm, but with the requirement of operating at cryogenic temperatures. Nitrogen–vacancy (NV) centres in diamond offer an alternative detection strategy for nanoscale magnetic resonance imaging that is operable at room temperature. Here, we demonstrate two-dimensional imaging of 1H NMR from a polymer test sample using a single NV centre in diamond as the sensor. The NV centre detects the oscillating magnetic field from precessing protons as the sample is scanned past the NV centre. A spatial resolution of ∼12 nm is shown, limited primarily by the scan resolution.
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Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provide non-invasive information about multiple nuclear species in bulk matter, with wide-ranging applications from basic physics and chemistry to biomedical imaging. However, the spatial resolution of conventional NMR and MRI is limited to several micrometres even at large magnetic fields (>1 T), which is inadequate for many frontier scientific applications such as single-molecule NMR spectroscopy and in vivo MRI of individual biological cells. A promising approach for nanoscale NMR and MRI exploits optical measurements of nitrogen–vacancy (NV) colour centres in diamond, which provide a combination of magnetic field sensitivity and nanoscale spatial resolution unmatched by any existing technology, while operating under ambient conditions in a robust, solid-state system. Recently, single, shallow NV centres were used to demonstrate NMR of nanoscale ensembles of proton spins, consisting of a statistical polarization equivalent to ∼100–1,000 spins in uniform samples covering the surface of a bulk diamond chip. Here, we realize nanoscale NMR spectroscopy and MRI of multiple nuclear species (1H, 19F, 31P) in non-uniform (spatially structured) samples under ambient conditions and at moderate magnetic fields (∼20 mT) using two complementary sensor modalities.
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Non-radiative transfer processes are often regarded as loss channels for an optical emitter because they are inherently difficult to access experimentally. Recently, it has been shown that emitters, such as fluorophores and nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond, can exhibit a strong non-radiative energy transfer to graphene. So far, the energy of the transferred electronic excitations has been considered to be lost within the electron bath of the graphene. Here we demonstrate that the transferred excitations can be read out by detecting corresponding currents with a picosecond time resolution. We detect electronically the spin of nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond and control the non-radiative transfer to graphene by electron spin resonance. Our results open the avenue for incorporating nitrogen-vacancy centres into ultrafast electronic circuits and for harvesting non-radiative transfer processes electronically.
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Ultraviolet laser radiation has been adopted in a wide range of applications as diverse as water purification, flexible displays, data storage, sterilization, diagnosis and bioagent detection. Success in developing semiconductor-based, compact ultraviolet laser sources, however, has been extremely limited. Here, we report that defect-free disordered AlGaN core–shell nanowire arrays, formed directly on a Si substrate, can be used to achieve highly stable, electrically pumped lasers across the entire ultraviolet AII (UV-AII) band (∼320–340 nm) at low temperatures. The laser threshold is in the range of tens of amps per centimetre squared, which is nearly three orders of magnitude lower than those of previously reported quantum-well lasers. This work also reports the first demonstration of electrically injected AlGaN-based ultraviolet lasers monolithically grown on a Si substrate, and offers a new avenue for achieving semiconductor lasers in the ultraviolet B (UV-B) (280–320 nm) and ultraviolet C (UV-C) (<280 nm) bands.
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Domain walls in ferroic materials have attracted significant interest in recent years, in particular because of the unique properties that can be found in their vicinity. However, to fully harness their potential as nanoscale functional entities, it is essential to achieve reliable and precise control of their nucleation, location, number and velocity. Here, using piezoresponse force microscopy, we show the control and manipulation of domain walls in ferroelectric thin films of Pb(Zr,Ti)O3 with Pt top electrodes. This high-level control presents an excellent opportunity to demonstrate the versatility and flexibility of ferroelectric domain walls. Their position can be controlled by the tuning of voltage pulses, and multiple domain walls can be nucleated and handled in a reproducible fashion. The system is accurately described by analogy to the classical Stefan problem, which has been used previously to describe many diverse systems and is here applied to electric circuits. This study is a step towards the realization of domain wall nanoelectronics utilizing ferroelectric thin films.
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Piezoelectricity allows precise and robust conversion between electricity and mechanical force, and arises from the broken inversion symmetry in the atomic structure. Reducing the dimensionality of bulk materials has been suggested to enhance piezoelectricity. However, when the thickness of a material approaches a single molecular layer, the large surface energy can cause piezoelectric structures to be thermodynamically unstable. Transition-metal dichalcogenides can retain their atomic structures down to the single-layer limit without lattice reconstruction, even under ambient conditions. Recent calculations have predicted the existence of piezoelectricity in these two-dimensional crystals due to their broken inversion symmetry. Here, we report experimental evidence of piezoelectricity in a free-standing single layer of molybdenum disulphide (MoS2) and a measured piezoelectric coefficient of e11 = 2.9 × 10–10 C m−1. The measurement of the intrinsic piezoelectricity in such free-standing crystals is free from substrate effects such as doping and parasitic charges. We observed a finite and zero piezoelectric response in MoS2 in odd and even number of layers, respectively, in sharp contrast to bulk piezoelectric materials. This oscillation is due to the breaking and recovery of the inversion symmetry of the two-dimensional crystal. Through the angular dependence of electromechanical coupling, we determined the two-dimensional crystal orientation. The piezoelectricity discovered in this single molecular membrane promises new applications in low-power logic switches for computing and ultrasensitive biological sensors scaled down to a single atomic unit cell.
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Bandgap engineering is used to create semiconductor heterostructure devices that perform processes such as resonant tunnelling and solar energy conversion. However, the performance of such devices degrades as their size is reduced. Graphene-based molecular electronics has emerged as a candidate to enable high performance down to the single-molecule scale. Graphene nanoribbons, for example, can have widths of less than 2 nm and bandgaps that are tunable via their width and symmetry. It has been predicted that bandgap engineering within a single graphene nanoribbon may be achieved by varying the width of covalently bonded segments within the nanoribbon. Here, we demonstrate the bottom-up synthesis of such width-modulated armchair graphene nanoribbon heterostructures, obtained by fusing segments made from two different molecular building blocks. We study these heterojunctions at subnanometre length scales with scanning tunnelling microscopy and spectroscopy, and identify their spatially modulated electronic structure, demonstrating molecular-scale bandgap engineering, including type I heterojunction behaviour. First-principles calculations support these findings and provide insight into the microscopic electronic structure of bandgap-engineered graphene nanoribbon heterojunctions.
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Making molecular machines that can be useful in the macroscopic world is a challenging long-term goal of nanoscience. Inspired by the protein machinery found in biological systems, and based on the theoretical understanding of the physics of motion at the nanoscale, organic chemists have developed a number of molecules that can produce work by contraction or rotation when triggered by various external chemical or physical stimuli. In particular, basic molecular switches that commute between at least two thermodynamic minima and more advanced molecular motors that behave as dissipative units working far from equilibrium when fuelled with external energy have been reported. However, despite recent progress, the ultimate challenge of coordinating individual molecular motors in a continuous mechanical process that can have a measurable effect at the macroscale has remained elusive. Here, we show that by integrating light-driven unidirectional molecular rotors as reticulating units in a polymer gel, it is possible to amplify their individual motions to achieve macroscopic contraction of the material. Our system uses the incoming light to operate under far-from-equilibrium conditions, and the work produced by the motor in the photostationary state is used to twist the entangled polymer chains up to the collapse of the gel. Our design could be a starting point to integrate nanomotors in metastable materials to store energy and eventually to convert it.
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Wear is the progressive loss of material from a body caused by contact and relative movement and is a major concern in both engineering and biology. Advances in nanotechnology have allowed the origins of wear processes to be studied at the atomic and molecular scale, but also demand that wear in nanoscale systems can be predicted and controlled. Biomolecular systems can undergo a range of active movements at the nanoscale, which are enabled by the transduction of chemical energy into mechanical work by polymerization processes and motor proteins. The active movements are accompanied by dissipative processes that can be conceptually understood as 'protein friction'. Here, we show that wear also occurs in an in vitro system consisting of microtubules gliding across a surface coated with kinesin-1 motor proteins, and that energetic considerations suggest a molecule-by-molecule removal of tubulin proteins. The rates of removal show a complex dependence on sliding velocity and kinesin density, which, in contrast to the friction behaviour between microtubules and kinesin-8, cannot be explained by simple chemical reaction kinetics.
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One study after another shows that the U.S. will only face increasingly severe, frequent droughts, with global warming as the culprit.
I'll give Rebecca Leber some props for using the phrase "global warming" a few times, though she used climate change a bit, as well. What she forgot to do was provide definitive proof that Mankind's actions are behind the rise in temperatures that occurred since the end of the Little Ice Age, particularly since the 1930's were warmer than today, and the drought was considerably worse. The previous warm periods were likewise warmer. There has been no increase in global temperatures in 16 years, despite rising CO2 levels. This has all been a primarily natural swing in temperatures, with much of the apparent increase being due to land use and the Urban Heat Island Effect.
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I applied through other source – interviewed at Aéropostale.
Interview DetailsWent into the store, met with the manager, they told me they could do an interview on the spot so they took me in the back room and gave me the general screening. It took about 30 to 45 minutes to complete, then i had to fill out all the paper work and they told me that they would be giving me a call whenever they needed me to come into work.
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I applied in-person. The process took 3 days – interviewed at Aéropostale in November 2013.
Interview DetailsThe interview was fairly easy. It was supposed to be a group interview however they were either late or didn't show up so I was already on a good start. I wore professional clothing. The manager who interviewed me was nice and explained how drama is something she seriously does not handle. It took about 15 minutes.
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I applied in-person – interviewed at Aéropostale.
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Morrinsville's A-Grade Automotives Ltd owner Mark Hammond said not only would the changes have a negative impact on his business but they were a recipe for disaster, as more unsafe cars would be out on the roads.
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Mr Hammond said he took a snapshot of 50 recent warrant of fitness checks he had completed, and of the 25 per cent that fell into the new annual ruling, 80 per cent failed the warrant test.
Hamilton mechanic Tony Arnel - owner of Arnel Service Centre - was also opposed to the new regulations, saying motorists would need to be re-educated and safety would be an issue.
"The public relies on us doing an inspection, whereas the onus is now on the owners." He suggested police be required to check vehicle tyres when performing random stops such as drink-driving tests.
The new regulations come despite a strong campaign by industry groups, fronted by supercar driver Greg Murphy, that claimed it would increase the risk of accidents and would cost 2000 jobs.
Mr Bridges said the new regime recognised concerns about older vehicles by making sure those registered before January 1, 2000, remained on six-monthly inspections.
It also recognised that the quality of vehicles and their safety features and performance were improving.
Transport Ministry research showed the package of changes would benefit motorists and businesses by $159 million a year, and by at least $1.8 billion over 30 years.
That included savings on inspection, compliance costs, justice, enforcement, and time spent by motorists getting warrants.
"These changes bring us more into line with other countries.
"New Zealand currently has one of the highest inspection frequencies in the world."
Mr Hammond said that at present the percentage of crashes caused by faulty vehicles was about 2 per cent but feared it was likely to rise to about 10-12 per cent with fewer warrant checks.
He said if that was the answer, the Government should look at changing the warrant criteria, allowing mechanics to make more thorough checks.
AA spokesman Mark Stockdale welcomed the changes, saying they would bring savings of $45m to $70m a year for motorists without compromising safety.
Seventy per cent of AA members supported a reduction to annual testing for vehicles up to 12 years old.
"A million motorists can't be wrong," he said.
New vehicle retail group Motor Industry Association chief executive Perry Kerr also welcomed the move, saying it was pragmatic.
Motor Trade Association spokesman Ian Stronach said the decision was disappointing but entirely predictable.
The Government had not listened to data and arguments against the move, he said. Fairfax NZ
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LEUVEN, BELGIUM -- (Marketwire) -- 11/13/12 -- TiGenix NV (EURONEXT BRUSSELS: TIG) and pharmaceutical marketing and distribution company Genpharm in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, today announced that they have signed an exclusive agreement for the commercialization of ChondroCelect® in the Middle East region.
TiGenix and Genpharm have entered into an exclusive distribution agreement to facilitate the successful commercialization of ChondroCelect in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman (GCC), Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, Iran and Egypt.
Under the terms of the agreement, Genpharm will facilitate patients' access to ChondroCelect in the Middle East countries by obtaining the required regulatory approvals, and providing training and product support to surgeons and healthcare professionals in selected orthopedic centers. TiGenix continues to be the marketing authorisation holder and will be responsible for logistics and the manufacturing of ChondroCelect.
"We are pleased to have Genpharm as our partner to help us enter into the emerging healthcare market in the Middle East," said Eduardo Bravo, CEO of TiGenix. "The Middle East countries are generally affluent, offer state-of-the-art medical care and are very receptive to advanced therapeutics. We very much look forward to work with the Genpharm team and support them in the roll-out of ChondroCelect."
"We are delighted to work with TiGenix to bring ChondroCelect to patients and orthopedic surgeons across the Middle East region. We have the opportunity to offer an innovative and effective therapeutic solution that will improve the quality of life of many patients suffering from knee cartilage deterioration," said Karim Smaira, CEO of Genpharm.
About TiGenix
TiGenix NV (EURONEXT BRUSSELS: TIG) is a leading European cell therapy company with a marketed product for cartilage repair, ChondroCelect®, and a strong pipeline with clinical stage allogeneic adult stem cell programs for the treatment of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. TiGenix is based out of Leuven (Belgium) and has operations in Madrid (Spain), and Sittard-Geleen (the Netherlands).
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By Pat Romanski Security can create serious friction for DevOps processes. We've come up with an approach to alleviate the friction and provide security value to DevOps teams.
In her session at DevOps Summit, Shannon Lietz, Senior Manager of DevSecOps at Intuit, will discuss how DevSecOps got started and how it has evolved.
Shannon Lietz has over two decades of experience pursuing next generation security solutions. She is currently the DevSecOps Leader for Intuit where she is responsible for setting and driv... Feb. 26, 2015 03:00 PM EST Reads: 2,034 |