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Chain Pendant with Honey & Brown Mission Tiffany Glass
- Toltec glass is handmade, and each piece will vary from one to the other.
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- The 120" chain offers flexibility and the ability to place the fixture at just the right height in a study, dining room or living room.
Glass: | Honey & Brown Mission Tiffany | |
Light Bulb: | (1)150w A21 Med F Incand [Compare Bulbs] | |
Voltage: | 120 volt | |
Installation: | Dry Locations [Explain] | |
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Body Height: | 11 inches |
Chain Length: | 10 feet |
Height: | 10 feet 11¼ inches |
Wire Length: | 11 feet |
Diameter: | 14½ inches |
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I ordered this light to hang over my kitchen sink. It is the perfect shape and size. I think the colors are very neutral and would go with most decors. It arrived well packed and by the promised date. I would highly recommend this company and will feel confident ordering from them again
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When you took dive lessons you learned to perform specific skills to make you safe and comfortable underwater and at the surface. One of those skills was Buoyancy Control. Once you start diving for fun you use your Buoyancy Control Devise constantly throughout the dive. Your Octopus or Alternate Air Source. evise on the other hand is never used unless there is an Emergency Out of Air Situation. Reacting properly in an Out of Air Situation can make the difference between a Safe Dive and a Tragedy. If your Alternate Air Source and your BCD Inflator Devise are one and the same you will always know where to find it in an emergency.
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Good Alternate Regulator backup
Have had the Tusa Duo Air for almost a year and about 75 dives. Very pleased with it. Easy to distinguish buttons - I especially like this design when compared with some of the...Read complete review
Have had the Tusa Duo Air for almost a year and about 75 dives. Very pleased with it. Easy to distinguish buttons - I especially like this design when compared with some of the other button configurations out there, good breather. I recommend practicing with it to become familiar and comfortable accessing it and actually breathing with it if the need should arise. Jaw fatigue could be an issue for longer term use by its very nature, but being an alternate this really is a non issue.
The Duo Air was easy to install and have liked it well enough to buy another one for a new Zeagle BC I recently purchased. Felt it was a very good value after the research I did.
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Decent secondary-air inflator
For the price this is a good 2nd stage air. The regulator is not very comfortable or ergonomic to use, however it is an emergency device and you will hopefully never have to breath...Read complete review
For the price this is a good 2nd stage air. The regulator is not very comfortable or ergonomic to use, however it is an emergency device and you will hopefully never have to breath on it for extended periods of time.
It is slightly on the heavy side, but you hardly notice when your busy diving.
Overall I would recommend this for a diver on a budget.
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Much, MUCH easier to assemble than I imagined, having read other reviews. Especially since I was installing it on a non-TUSA BCD. It fit my Scubapro perfectly.
Looks sturdy, if a little clunky.
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Keep in mind there are two different connector sizes that Leisure Pro doesn't seem to want to list in their specifications. This item was a Tusa, like my BCD, but had a larger size connector. Very strange.
But, it came with a new hose, so that wasn't a big deal except that I wasn't able to use a new soundmaker that used the smaller connector.
Other than that problem it worked fine. My inflator hose is quite long, so it was pretty easy to breath off the device. But, it did try to twist in my mouth, so I would only want to use it in an emergency.
The normal inflation and deflation operations worked just fine.
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Works well luckily did not have to use it
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The IR-3 breathes very easy for an alternate. Eliminating another hose is always good. Also, save yourself some cash...it's almost identical to the more expensive Air-2.
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This alternate air/octopus can't beat beat for price and performance. I've used it on my TUSA Platina BC and it works perfectly, it breathes easy, there are no freeflow problems, convenient location on BC, very easy installation, including shortened quick detach LP hose, so that doesn't stick up past your shoulder. I couldn't be happier, especially since it is less than half the price of other manufacturer's models.
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My daughter was side swiped by a car in New York City while riding her bike. she fell off and injured her ankle...it was the driver's fault and he gave her all the info...insurance, etc . and was apologetic..she was taken to emergency..who pays these bills now..should we call the guys insurance? we haven't heard the insurance co yet? should the lawyer be in New York where my daughter is, or from here where I live. She is in college.
You should retain a lawyer for your daughter, but since it occurred in New York, it may have to be a lawyer licensed in that state. While a non-NY attorney can potentially assist in an insurance claim, it is wiser to get someone who is fully up to speed on all state nuances and able to bring suit if necessary.
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Yes. The attorney most definitely should be someone who practices regularly (exclusively) in New York, is qualified to handle bicycle accidents, is experienced in personal injury litigation and has a track record.
Notice must be given to the insurance company for the car that hit your daughter. You also need to give notice to her insurance company if she owns a car; a resident relative, if any; and/or your insurance company if she maintains a residence. Bills are paid by the vehicle that struck her.
Do not let her speak with the insurance company. Good luck.
As an attorney we are not allowed to tell you to "hire an attorney" it is always your decision. However our laws are set up so that. If someone makes a mistake or commits a negligent act then they have to pay for that negligence. Most often drivers of automobiles have insurance for their negligent actions. If the other driver was negligent and was and it was his fault then certainly it would be appropriate for you to retain an attorney to represent you. It is never good to represent yourself or your family member without an attorney. Atty.'s have experience in their particular field of law and can adequately Represent you
This is really a NY matter. Contact your daughter's insurance carrier. They will contact the driver's insurance. Through your carrier, if needed, she will be furnished a NY lawyer. You have time to decide whether you actually need private counsel after seeing how this plays out.
I hope your daughter recovers quickly. She is a very lucky young lady.
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I will admit that when the Patriots signed Junior I wasn't exactly thrilled. I had never been a Junior fan and thought that he was overrated as a player. Yet, I did say and think that if Junior could come here and fill a role and not free lance, as he has been known ot do, it could be a decent pickup. No one would be expecting him to play at a Pro Bowl level. Well, up until this time he has been a really good addition to this team. He has come in and filled that role and has seem to have bought into the Patriots way of doing things. He has not free lanced and has done an excellent job. Let's hope that he keeps it up & stays injury free. Because he has become a valuable addition to a very good defensive team. :rocker:
I couldn't agree more. I was excited about the junior signing simply because i thought he was better than any of our LB's bar Tedy and Vrabel. He's been doing a great job not just on the field but the fire he contributes off of it.
Definately Well Said.I was actually pretty excited to see him signed,As I felt he would make an immediate impact.Despite what others were saying.I was sticking to my guns.He may even play next year.That'd be great!
He's too slow to freelance! Seriously, he's been a great addition -- tough, disciplined and competitive, as well as obviously a great locker room presence. Sure, the team has given up some running yards, but the middle has been far more solid than it was last year at this stage. I would like to see more pace and explosiveness at linebacker to improve our pass rush especially, but that isn't a criticism of Junior. I think of him more as filling the Ted Johnson role that Chad and Monty conspicuously failed to.
I agree..he has been done just great..and I think pacing himself fpr the long haul. Yes, I guess I was skeptical at first..and then saw him as the olfder vet who could play solid and fill in. I agree he's the TJ type of guy although he can cover as well..so in many ways he's different. I really love all he has done and I only hope he stays uninjured and doesn't wear himself out for the run later in the year. Hats off to how he has filled in..a GREAT addition!
When he was signed one of my concerns at that time was ILB. I was glad to see that is the role they gave him and he has done very well. If he was used at OLB I think the reluts may have been differnt. His leadership was never a question and neither was his work ethic. Just in this system with the mental demands of the system there was a question mark if he'd pick it up. No problem there .... and according to BB he is getting better.
He will be capable of playing a couple really great games when we need it the most toward the playoffs, after learning the system. We need the type players that are burning with hunger when we get to the playoffs, just to remind the other guys of how much it really matters.......
He has played well, beyond expectations. Big improvement from last year. Some of his weaknesses were exposed against Denver, on several key 3rd down plays he was not fast enough to chase down Bell or Plummer. The Pats system protects him and I am happy with his production. Minny will be a huge test for the patriots defensive right (Seymour?, Colvin and Seau). With Seymour questionable Colvin will have his hands full, his run contain has been questionable and Seau will have Hutchinson in his face all game. On paper this is a hude advantage to Minny, especially if Seymours sits. It should be a great match up as BB is good at taking away the other teams strength and will likely use formations that force the Vikes to run to their right... Childress is an experienced coach, especially on offense and he will make his adjustments... Let the chess game begin.
Thought I heard he was gonna be on the Jim Rome radio show today. If anyone catches that, please post, I'll be away from the radio.
I was going to post that also. It has to be on between now and 12:00 PDT, when Rome's show ends. He updates his interview guest list now and then as far as when he expects them to call in, at least in which hour. I'll try to catch it, and post. Just mentioned Seau again but didn't say which hour.
I remember all the pundits saying this was a "desperation" move by the Pats, and I wasn't too excited myself as I thought Miami would have kept him if he was still any good. It has been a great surprise! He still celebrates too much after a routine tackle, but if that is his only downside, I'll take it!
I'm glad he gets excited about routine tackles. Last year, the Pats slouched around on defense for several games, with no emotion. I want somebody to be the most fired up guy on D. At the end of the year, he will be the most fired up guy going into the playoffs. Injuries may have hurt them last year, but they also seemed to be without any fired up guy getting excited about routine plays.
Junior Seau interview. First of all, the KNBR feed I was listening to got cut off for about a minute of it, near the end. Not Jr. on his cell phone, but the station itself got cut off. Unusual. What I got: Rome introduced him as 10 time pro-bowler and a bunch of other stuff, Jr. corrected him that it is 12. Q: What's it like playing for the Pats? A: great locker room, great system, in fact, he mentioned system about five times. Q: What makes the system so great? A: Kraft, Belichick, predictable, but he appreciated the fact that the Patriots were willing and able to call people in to help, and they would accept. He said if the call, 2 weeks before the season started, had come from anyone else, he probably would have continued his retirement, which had really started last November, when he was injured. The only reason he decided to come back is to help win a super bowl. Q: You used to be "the guy" in the locker room in San Diego, how is it to have others in that role in N.E. A: No problem, he knew that, doesn't want to step on any toes, and feels he still has to prove himself every day. Lost feed here, and when it came back, they were talking about "the Junior Seau Foundation", in SD, believe, but they were done with that anyway. One last bit, Rome asked about the cold weather, and Seau said yesterday's practice was the coldest he'd ever seen. The other guys said 'that was nothing'. Anybody else around the country catch the part between my "Lost feed" words and the foundation? I realize there isn't much here, in my post. I wonder if he was asked about next year. Oh, he did also say that if he had ever been on a SB winner, he wouldn't have made this comeback. Edit, one other thing, he mentioned that he was given a gameball after the first game. I didn't know that, but I'm in CA, which is like another country sometimes.
True enough, although they seem to have better judgment on defensive personnel than offensive. I don't mind a guy being fired up - Bruschi is always fired up (except when he first came back last year), but acting like you've just gotten a 15 yd. sack when all you did was tackle the guy after a 5 yd. gain on 1st down is a bit much for me. But, as I said, it is a small complaint.
For an ILB that has lost a step or three, this might be the best defense he could hope to play in. The more the Patriots ask him to move forward, the better he'll look.
Exactly!!!! I am actually looking forward to seeing that look on his face when he holds the Lombardi aloft---ala the Rodney pic from his first ring
They will both be holding the Lombardi together high and mighty. That would be a great picture. Don't ya think?


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