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Quoizel TFKM8802VB Vintage Bronze Kami 2 Light 7" Tall Wall Washer with Tiffany Glass
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Technical Specs
Specification Sheet | |
Installation Sheet | |
Base Color | Bronze |
Bulb Base | Candelabra (E12) |
Bulb Included | No |
Bulb Shape | B10 |
Bulb Type | Incandescent |
Collection | Kami |
ETL Listed | Yes |
Extension | 5.5 |
Genre | Art Nouveau, Mission / Craftsman |
Height | 7 |
Light Direction | Up Lighting |
Location Rating | Dry Location |
Material | Steel |
Number of Bulbs | 2 |
Product Weight | 3.35 |
Sconce Type | Wall Washer |
Series | Tiffany |
Shade | Yes |
Shade Color | Multi-Colored |
Shade Material | Glass |
Shade Shape | Bowl |
Voltage | 120 |
Wattage | 120 |
Watts Per Bulb | 60 |
Width | 14.5 |
Wire Length | 6 |
This lovely Tiffany style collection features a handcrafted, genuine art glass shade created in hues of amber, caramel, ginger and emerald. The glass is arranged in a classic Art Nouveau pattern. The warm color palette creates a harmonious balance of light, and the complementary base is finished in a vintage bronze.
- Tiffany Glass
- Robust craftsman style
- Durable steel frame ensures years of reliable performance
- Bulbs are not included with this item - bulb options will be presented upon checkout
- Rated for installation and use in dry locations only
- Fully covered under Quoizel's limited lifetime warranty
- Height: 7"
- Width: 14.5"
- Extension: 5.5" (Also called depth or projection - the distance from the wall to the furthest protruding point of the fixture)
Electrical Specifications:
- Number of Bulbs: 2
- Bulb Base: Candelabra (E12)
- Compatible Bulb Types: Incandescent
- Bulb(s) Included: No
- Watts per Bulb: 60
- Total Wattage: 120
- Voltage: 120
About Quoizel:
At Quoizel, we create more than lighting. We create timeless pieces designed with you in mind. We do this by avoiding trends and fads, by balancing form and function, and by making our choices thoughtfully. This kind of dedication, integrity and quality not only goes into the design of our products, but it's in the way we do business as well. It's why we've grown from a small company to become one of the nation's leading manufacturers of fine decorative lighting. Founded in 1930 in New York, we relocated to Charleston, SC in 1996 to a state-of-the-art 500,000 square-foot facility. Though we've grown in size, we've never lost sight of our small business heritage. In fact, we remain privately held, family-owned and operated. Many of our products embody our history of being artisans in glass and natural materials. We work with resources that will not only illuminate your living space but also enhance the beauty of your home.
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- View Manufacturer Warranty
- Shop All Quoizel Products
- Shop All Quoizel Kami Collection Products
Our SKU: TFKM8802
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Vintage Bronze*
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
2 Questions from the Community
The Quoizel TFKM8802 can take up to a 60w bulb.
What is the largest size compact florescent bulb that will fit in this fixture
A. The Quoizel TFKM8802 can take up to a 60w bulb.
The Quoizel TFKM8802 cannot be installed downwards.
Can it be installed downwards?
The Quoizel TFKM8802 cannot be installed downwards.
Quoizel Kami Collection
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Warranty Info
QUOIZEL, Inc. Warrants that this product will be free of electrical defects for the lifetime of the original owner. Should any electrical part (wiring, switches, sockets, pugs, or the like) fail through any defect in materials or workmanship during the life of the original owner, QUOIZEL will repair or replace (at our option) the item free of charge. Shipping is the responsibility of the owner.


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The Christian Art Museum, the first and only one of its kind in Asia, was earlier located at the famous Rachol Seminary at Rachol near the town on Margao. However its relatively remote location had prevented it from being a popular destination for the tourists.
The museum which has enriched cultural heritage and history of Goa was originally set up in 1994 with technical and financial assistance from Calouste Gulbentian foundation of Portugal and the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) New Delhi.
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By Danielle Sanzone
Thursday, September 5, 2013
GREEN ISLAND -- It was an eye-opening morning for students during their first day back at Heatly School since they got a unique visual as an incentive to stay in school.
A total of $384,282 was rolled into the school gymnasium by multiple security guards. The cash -- in one, five and 10 dollar bills -- represented how much more one student could earn if they did not drop out of high school, as opposed to a student who did decide to quit school.
"This is something I've wanted to do for 25 years," said Superintendent Michael Mugits nervously before the money was brought before the assembly in 14 clear bags. He could not give the source of the quick and expensive exhibit for his first day of school lesson to 165 fifth through 12th grade students.
The students were given permission to snap photos of the cash, which was only in the building for about five minutes. Posters of the visual are going to be made and the lesson is also going to be discussed in parts of the curriculum as reminders for the students to finish their high school education, said Mugits.
"I wanted that 'aha!' moment from the kids. And, since thoughts of dropping out usually don't start when a student is a senior, we wanted the younger students here too," he said.
Mugits said this is a lesson that's close to his heart since both of his parents dropped out of high school to start their family. He grew up with six siblings and his dad had two jobs.
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He said he wanted today's message to resonate beyond the Green Island Union Free School District.
"I am definitely not going to drop out of school," said Jordan Ries, 11, a sixth grader, soon after the money was rolled away. "I've talked about doing it before but never seriously. I definitely won't now. I want to go to a good college and I want that money."
At Heatly, in 2011-12, two students dropped out giving the school a 2 percent drop out rate. The majority of graduates went to either a two-year or four-year college after graduation, according to the state Department of Education.
"Even one drop out is too much and even one drop out affects us all, directly or indirectly," Mugits said.
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ND 203 - Cultural Learning Tour (1 - credit)
The Cultural Learning Tour is an annual trip that allows students to engage in direct and indirect community service while being immersed in a new culture.
Cultural Learning Tours are eye-opening immersive service trips that are run each year by joint efforts of the Office of Diversity & Inclusion and the Community Service/Service Learning Office. The purpose of these trips is to expose students to service learning which explores social, cultural, political and/or environmental issues through various service and educational experiences. We stress the importance of civic and community engagement.
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Cultural Learning Tour 2015: Dominican Republic
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Agent Ratings for Peter Waung
(72 reviews)
Overall star rating: 4.9
Past 3 months: 5.0
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Rob S.
Home buyer in Simi Valley
Whenever I had a question Peter responded immediately. Whenever I asked to see a house Peter set it up in less than 24 hrs. I'm a tough business man and Peter did a good job putting up with me. I've already referred him to two buyers.
Syuzanna S.
Home buyer in Winnetka
Peter Waung was very helpful and a great agent to me and my family. I would recommend Peter to anyone in search of a house. Peter made sure that the house was in perfect shape before he handed over the keys. I'm pleased for having Peter as my agent.
Shunxing X.
Townhome buyer in Moorpark
I have purchased 3 investment properties in 2013, all through Peter. Peter's attention to details, and his professionalism impressed me a lot. I have worked with Peter for almost 18 months now. Whether the transaction is a short sale, or regular sale, Peter made sure that it closes smoothly. Peter has the client in his mind. I will definitely use Peter for my future transactions. I strongly recommend Peter for your next real estate need.
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This is the first short sale property I bought with Peter's help.
Peter walked me through the long process, kept me posted on
the progress. I strongly recommend Peter with no Reservation
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Peter is my buyer's agent. I am completely satisfied with his dedicated service. One thing strikes me the most is his professionalism. I was looking for low end condo property that is less than $150k. Most of such properties are short sale units that may take forever to close. Even though Peter won't get too much commission from such transaction, he treated me as his top priority client.
I am very impressed with his principal of first come first served when it comes to house showing schedule. Making appointment with Peter is so easy with a few mouse clicks. When I need to get a hold of Peter, he is always there to help.
I have purchased houses before, Peter is the best agent I ever had. He even cover the cost to purchase full year home warranty for me when the seller refused to do so. I strongly recommend Peter to anyone who is looking for a professional, responsive, and dedicated agent.
Val M.
Home buyer in Canyon Country
Peter was a blessing! My wife and I began our search for our first home sometime last year. Although at the time, we were not prepared to put in our first offer, Peter was patient and educated us on how to be better prepared to buy our first home. When we were ready to make our move, Peter was responsive and eager to help us find our home. Peter seemed to never sleep, taking our calls at all hours, NEVER getting his voice mail, he was always ready to talk about homes and possibilities for us. He helped us along the way, making the whole process stress free. Peter always had our best interest in mind, he made sure to point out the positive and negative of each property we visited. The home buying process can be very overwhelming and at times discouraging, but he helped us every step of the way. I have to say that there were moments that I had my doubts about being able to purchase a home, given the competitive offers presented by other buyers. We even considered purchasing a town home, which is something we definitely did not want to resort to, and Peter in his own way helped to keep us on track and focus on our goal. Peter is a very knowledgeable realtor that helped us tremendously along our journey to finally purchase our first home!! We will be moving into our beautiful home this weekend and we are still in shock. We closed escrow in under 30 days without any delays whatsoever, we have Peter to thank for that. Can't say enough about Peter, he was heaven sent to us and our family. I would definitely recommend Peter to anyone looking for a trustworthy, dedicated and knowledgeable realtor.
Ben L.
Home buyer in Hacienda Hts
Peter has been very responsive and resourceful agent. I have spent months looking recently, and finally succeeded buying our first house. Peter is very helpful and informative through out the whole offering and escrow process.
Feng S.
Home buyer in Valencia
I feel greatly lucky to have Peter as my agent. He is honest, patient, quickly responsive and professional. Moreover, he can speak several languages, which significantly facilitates our communication. He is now a nice friend to my family. Highly recommend to anyone!
Amit N.
Home buyer in Pasadena
Peter is very honest and trustworthy individual, our purchase got complicated due to technical issues - but during this process, Peter helped tremendously by guiding us in the right direction, and dealt well with the negotiations. I would highly recommend Peter to anyone, who is looking for a knowledgeable and honest realtor.
Thomas I.
Home buyer in Stevenson Ranch
Peter was quick, thorough and very knowledgeable in regards to the area. Always responded to my questions and concerns.
Ruben E.
Prospective buyer
It was great meeting Peter. He has knowledge and experience . I'm hoping to find an investment home and having Peter close the deal.
Jasmine C.
Condo buyer in Newhall
Hello whoever has came upon this review. :) I have to say Mr. Peter Waung was a blessing from my heavenly Father to act as a guide to help my sister/best friend find a safe and affordable place to live in the Santa Clarita Valley. We are young women in our early twenties so we had absolutely NO experience in purchasing a home. Before God led me to Peter oh my goodness had we dealt with unprofessional and pushy realtors! After being very upset one night about our current realtor not listening to my sister and I's thoughts and ideas I made up my mind to pray and ask God to help us. Buying a home is not as easy as we thought! lol.. I decided to look on Zip realty as recommended from my father and saw Peters picture and wow did he have some amazing reviews! I decided to call him and from there started our journey together.. He is a straight shooter and a very kind man to say the least. He listened to my sister and I and always made himself available which was great because it showed us that he was committed. Right away I had peace and knew that our dream of owning a home would come true. Peter was very knowledgable and had very useful objective information to help us along the way. Thanks to God and Peter we closed on our dream home in Santa Clarita just last Wed!! We will continue to stay in contact because I don't just see him as my realtor, but a kind and wise friend.. I highly recommend him to all home buyers and especially NEW home buyers because he genuinely cares and will not try to take advantage of you or just treat you as a number.. Thank you Peter sooooo much! We love our condo and feel very blessed. God bless you and happy holidays.. :)
Qiang D.
Home buyer in Simi Valley
I had very good experience working with Peter Waung for finding our new dream house. Looking for a house is a tedious job. Peter showed great patience and strong expertise. He also provided necessary and valuable advices during the long journey. Peter showed negotiating skills on making an offer, and was instrumental all the way to the closing of the escrow. A great professional! I would definitely recommend Peter Waung for anyone who has real estate needs.
Keumhee B.
Condo buyer in Saugus
I was a first time buyer. I knew nothing about how to buy house. I found this website and just called Peter. I did not know him personally. Just his picture attracted me. My feeling was right... He is very trustable and honest. He is a professional realtor. He never late his appointment or any type of process. I was very picky client but he was very patient with me. I will recommend him to my family members and friends.
Maria C.
Home buyer in Winnetka
As a firstime homebuyer this process was very exciting and challenging. Peter was very honest and genuine about meeting my homebuyer needs something you don't see in many realtors at least the realtors I encountered before just saw me as $$$ signs but not Peter he really cared about mine and my family needs.The challenges I incurred in buying a short-sale were very cumbersome and frustrating but Peter's encouragement, diligent work, and patience got me through it. Peter's assistance in navigating through the difficulties made my familie's dream become a reality. I would recommend Peter to a friend/family member!
Jibri H.
Home buyer in Saugus
Peter walked us through the entire process and we are very please with his work. We closed extremely fast and now enjoying our house. Nothing but positive for Mr. Waung.
Alice Y.
Prospective buyer
Peter is very knowledgeable in his trade and is a dedicated agent.
Sherylle F.
Home buyer in Simi Valley
He'd been very patient and very helpful. We won't make everything possible without him.
Isidro C.
Home buyer in North Hills
Peter Waung was an amazing real estate agent. He was very helpful and extremely professional during the entire home buying process. You could tell that he had our best interest at heart. He was honest and completely trustworthy. I valued his opinion and considered his suggestions. He wasn???t anything at all like the previous pushy real estate agent that I had dealt with. Peter was very knowledgeable and very experienced. I will be recommending him to all of my family and friends who are in the process of buying a home. I was completely satisfied and happy with the service he provided and would definitely be doing business with him in the future! Thank you Peter! :)
Tao J.
Home buyer in Stevenson Ranch
Peter Waung is a very experience agent, and he is very helpful. Peter always returns my email or calls in a timely manner. He knows the area very well and always can provide some insightful opinions on each property, which is of very help to buyers. Overall Peter is a good agent to work with, and I will recommend him to my friends if they want to buy a home.
Chang C.
Home buyer in Simi Valley
If you have Peter as your buying agent, you will never be wrong. He will be one who guides you all the way from beginning to the end. Every agent should learn from Peter!!!
Diana C.
Home buyer in Canyon Country
I am writing this note to express my and my husband???s enormous satisfaction with the exceptional service that Peter Waung provided to us. Peter???s knowledge and expertise were of great value to us when it came to negotiating the price on the house, choosing the lender and closing the deal. Peter???s willingness to explain every little detail (sometimes over and over again ??? as this was my first time buying a house) and his flexibility when it came to showing us the house multiple times were greatly appreciated. Peter gained our trust and we could not have wished for a better agent to guide us through the process. We will be recommending Peter to any and all of our friends and acquaintances that are looking to buy or sell a house, as Peter???s ethics and professionalism are qualities that are hard to find. ZipRealty is a lucky employer ???
Cesar L.
Home buyer in Saugus
Peter was always ready to answer all our questions about the homes we wanted to see. He was very honest and frank about telling us what we needed to hear as opposed to what we simply want to hear. He guided us through the homebuying process smoothly and without delay... He was very knowledgeable about the area/neighborhood/communities we went to... Thanks, Peter! God bless!
Home buyer in Santa Clarita
I have been working with Peter Waung on a short sale in Valencia It was a very long process but Peter has been a great agent and a wonderful person to work with. He worked so hard with the rscrow people and the bank to get me the house and we closed the deal and got the house I really appreciate everything Peter has done for me and I want to thank him for all the hard work.
Gabriel G.
Condo buyer in Panorama City
Peter came to the rescue in our house hunt. We were looking for so long before we were introduced to Ziprealty. I can not express enough gratitude to Peter for helping us buy our home. My children can now grow up in a home that is our own. Thank you Peter & Ziprealty for making our dream of buying a home come true.
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It was acceptable in the '80s... Come and reminisce about your first job.
(188 Posts)I left uni in 1987, and worked in an office. We had a telex machine which was a complete bastard to operate, and although we had computers, most correspondence was done on electric typewriters. In about 1988 or 1989, we got our first fax machine (with a roll of thermal paper) and then in the early '90s we got an internal email system which we all thought was amazing.
My manager was the first person I knew to get a mobile - a huge brick that plugged into the cigarette lighter in the car, and could, I think, only be used in the car.
But what seems most amazing now was the fact that we all smoked at our desks, and we had company ashtrays. Our MD had a box of cigarettes on his desk that he'd hand round at meetings. It seems unbelievable that this was the 1980s and not the 1940s.
We also used to do a lot of business lunches, and we'd often stay in the pub for the rest of the afternoon.
Changed days.
Can't reminisce my first proper job was in 2000! I was a child in the 80s.
I was a cook at a 'little chef'!
I remember the live aid concert whilst working we would take in turns to sit in the car and listen on the radio! Then go inside and report back.
We also took it in turns to stand at the incinerator and burn boxes.... In our uniforms, no gloves or protective gear at all. No extinguisher nearby, nothing. Health and safety didn't seem to exist back then..
Oooh yes, smoking at desks. Me (I was the juniorest of juniors) making the tea for everyone and them all having cups and saucers, not mugs.
Putting up the pay - £10 notes in little glassine envelopes.
Switchboard with dozens of plugs and leads.
The company chairman calling me dear.
Being told off for wearing trousers to work.
No mobiles, no email - you had to pick up the phone and call someone or actually get up off your bum and go and see them - and I'm convinced we got more work satisfactorily done becasue of it.
Ah yes, CASH pay packets!!
I worked for a pretty big company when I left uni in the mid-eighties and we actually had internal e-mail <gasp>. There was a bloke that knew how to work the telex but, by then, it was already on the way out. The fax was incredibly slow and buzzed through a document one..line..at..a..time. Curly, curly paper... Smoking... ah yes... the brownish, yellowy walls were a dead giveaway. Then there were the silly hours. Anyone owning up to leaving early for a family reason was barracked as a 'part-timer' and if your car wasn't in the car-park before the boss got in at 7.45 ditto.
I joined a Lloyd's underwriting agency in the late 80's and the female staff worked 9.15 to 5.15 while the men worked 9 to 5.30. That changed right at the end of 1989 but as OP says it sounds like the 1940's.
I was the general skivvy in a cafe. I worked from early morning or from when I came home from school until the pubs came out. The cook was a chain smoker, we didn't have an electric scale so we had a massive reference book of tables or did the sums in our heads, we had to pull up the massive heavy shutters by hand, we took the orders into the kitchen rather than using a computer printout, you got sweeties from a jar in quarters and two-ounces worth, you could either get vanilla ice cream or raspberry ripple. All pay was cash on a Friday and there were no time cards- you came on time and that was it! Oh, and a boy kissed me in the stockroom in 1985.
I married him and I'm now the manager
Dweezle, you've reminded me that we had a tea lady too when I started. She came round twice a day with a trolley, urn and cups and saucers. She retired not long after I started, but I think she'd been there for about 40 years.
Who remembers DOS based programmes in the days before Windows?
And using word processor software with things like cntl B to start bold and cntl B to end bold and it wrote all of those commands on the screen around your actual letter.
I was a barnaid in a real ale pub. I had to wear a buxom wench outfit, complete with pinny. I am not buxom by any stretch of the imagination
I remember in my first job we had to share the computer - one between the two of us. But this was early 90's.
I used to work in a bank. If another branch was running short of cash we used to put £5/£10k in a bag and walk it round .
Our manager also used to let us eat Artic Roll whilst serving customers.
Data input for an insurance company in 1985 for the princely wage of £55 a week, which really pissed me off because that was the rate for under-18s, and my other friends working there all got £70 for the same job.
Most boring thing I have ever done, and I only stuck it for about two months, rather than the intended five (luckily it was just a gap-year job, and I already had something lined up abroad for the second half).
Started full time work in 89. We had mainframe computers with terminals and internal email. Two printers for about 80 people and you had to walk 1/4 of a mile down a corridor to get to them. Moved onto Wordperfect and Lotus 123 before Windows came along. The colour photocopier was the size of a car. This was in a fairly hi-tech multinational.
I still do Ctrl B for bold.
At a Saturday job in Bejam, circa 1984, we had those tills with the big push down buttons and no conveyor belts, you had to count the change backwards to people, 36,38,40,50 one pound, thank you.
Oh yes - ashtrays on the desks and the scary telex machine. They were gradually being replaced by faxes when I first started work. I did a business course with secretarial studies and learnt pitman shorthand and blind typing. The typewriters were electronic though at that stage.
In the early 90s, it was recommended that the company bought me a PC for writing letters etc. I did a word processing course. My boss was HIGHLY suspicious of the thing, and felt the need to keep checking that I was actually working.....though what else I could have done with it is a mystery...solitaire maybe?
I still use Ctrl B to get bold! Remember wordperfect?
I used a manual typewriter first, then an IBM golfball (with self-correct ribbon that was like * magic *.
I remember a room full of computer, had to be specially air conditioned and only one person had access. All of this was around 1982.
I must say the only thing that hasn't changed much is wages.
People don't tell you how much change they're giving you, let alone cout in back these days, do they? I think that's a very recent thing. A bit like how barstaff now can't add up a round in their heads, and have to consult the computerised till.
I don't blame any decline in mathematical ability on schools. My mental arithmetic was cack before I started work in the 80s; I blame it on lazy-arsed cashiership
yy to Lotus and Wordperfect.....The betamax of pc programmes.....
Oh and I had to do cc on letters and faxes and spend AGES photocopying stuff, just so Big Boss could see that I had chased a delivery or something - like he cared.....The shocking waste of paper!
I started work in insurance in 87 for £4500 p/a. Smoked at desks & had 3 tea ladies called Rita, Josie & Florrie who looked exactly liked tea ladies should & were scandalised that I dunked my custard cream. The manager was Mr ... & held in awe.
They employed some Indian girls while I was there as they'd been told they ought to & a boss confided in me "they're hard workers you know".
T'was another world.
Oh - and the receptionist putting through calls! These days I don't even have a landline at work....
We had a typing pool. If we had something that needed typing we'd go and give it to a typist from the typist pool.
We had a horrible ring binding machine to bind reports that I could never work. Someone would take me every week and show me how to work it and in the 18months I was there I never did figure it out.
When I started my first proper graduate job in the early 1990s it was acceptable to make very sexist remarks about women on building sites, however much they were disguised as gentle teasing (or not).
Ten years later I got statement on my disciplinary records for whispering a very slight innuendo about a male collegue tis female one. The type of remark I used to get ten times in the mornings before I'd even put my hard hat on.
The trolley used to bring bacon and sausage rolls at 10,30. <<salivates>>
I didnt work in the 80s as I was too young, but I remember begging my parents for a CB radio. They told me I could get one when I was 15.
By the time I was 15, they were obsolete and laptops/internet were the norm.
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Antonio Raggi
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Angel with the Column, Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome.
Born | 1624 Vico Morcote, Ticino |
Died | 1686 Rome |
Nationality | Swiss-Italian |
Education | Gianlorenzo Bernini |
Known for | sculpture |
Notable work | Death of Saint Cecilia, Baptism of Christ, Angel with the Column |
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Antonio Raggi (1624–1686), also called Antonio Lombardo, was a sculptor of the Roman Baroque, originating from Ticino.
He was born in Vico Morcote on the Lake Lugano. His mentor in Rome for nearly three decades was Gianlorenzo Bernini. He initially joined the studio of Alessandro Algardi, but none of his work there is independently recognized and by 1647, like Ercole Ferrata, Raggi was working for Bernini, for whom he was to become his closest and most prolific pupil.[1] "In most cases Bernini supplied Raggi with detailed modelli and supervised his work closely enough so that Raggi's statues express Bernini's conceit[2] almost as well as a statue from Bernini's own hand."[3]
He completed the stucco decoration of San Tomaso di Villanova in Castel Gandolfo (1660-1), the stucco decoration of Bernini's Sant'Andrea 1662-1665), the statues of Saint Bernardino and Pope Alexander VII Chigi for Duomo di Siena and the Virgin and Child in Saint Joseph des Carmes in Paris (1650–51). He made the Baptism of Christ for Borromini's altar of San Giovanni dei Fiorentini (c. 1665). Recently discovered documentation shows that he provided the kneeling figure of Saint Bernardino of Siena (1656–57) in Alexander VII's chapel at Santa Maria della Pace, and the two pairs of putti holding portrait medallions on the façade.[4]
His masterpiece is the marble relief of the Death of Saint Cecilia,[5] in the church of Sant'Agnese in Agone, Piazza Navona. Here it can be contrasted with the relief by Algardi's pupil Ercole Ferrata, of the Stoning of Santa Emerenziana.
Raggi was instrumental in completing illusionistic stucco decoration accompanying Giovanni Battista Gaulli's ceiling fresco as other stucco figures in the Church of the Gesù. He was helped by Leonardo Retti, Michele Maglia, and Paolo Naldini. His stucco Saint Andrew (early 1660s) in Sant' Andrea della Valle, follows Bernini's design depicting the emaciated apostle rising to Heaven on a wisp of cloud amid a swirl of drapery.
He completed one of the ten angels carrying instruments of the Passion on the Ponte Sant'Angelo (illustration), based on a sketch provided by Bernini,[6] and the statue of the Danube (carved in 1650-51) in Bernini's Fountain of Four Rivers in Piazza Navona. He was elected to the Accademia di San Luca on 1 July 1657. Raggi died in Rome.
Angel Urges Flight to Egypt (1675) with busts of flanking donors, Ginnetti chapel, Sant'Andrea della Valle, Rome.
See also[edit]
- ^ Wittkower, R. p. 310
- ^ "Conceit" in the sense of concetto, "conception".
- ^ Mark S. Weil, "The Angels of the Ponte Sant' Angelo: A Comparison of Bernini's Sculpture to the Work of Two Collaborators" The Art Journal 30.3 (Spring 1971, pp. 252-259) p 256.
- ^ Jennifer Montagu, "Antonio Raggi in S. Maria della Pace" The Burlington Magazine 136 No. 1101 (December 1994), pp. 836-839.
- ^ Relief started by Giuseppe Peroni (1626-63).
- ^ The workshop sketch is conserved in the Gabinetto Nazionale delle Stampe, Rome. (Weil 1971:257 fig. 11).
- ^ That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth." Philippians 2:10.
- Wittkower, Rudolf (1993). Pelican History of Art, ed. Art and Architecture in Italy, 1600-1750. 1980. p. enguin Books Ltd.
- H. Westin, Robert (1974). "Antonio Raggi's Death of St. Cecilia". The Art Bulletin (College Art Association) 56 (3): pp. 422–429. doi:10.2307/3049268. JSTOR 3049268.
- Bertrand Dumas, La Vierge à l'Enfant (1662) de Saint-Joseph-des-Carmes (Paris), in Trésors des églises parisennes, éditions Parigramme, Paris, 2005, pp. 122–123.


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Ha! Ladybug dominoes. LOL
domino |ˈdäməˌnō|
noun ( pl. -noes or -nos)
1 any of 28 small oblong pieces marked with 0–6 dots (pips) in each half.
domino 1
• ( dominoes) [treated as sing. ] the game played with such pieces, in which they are laid down to form a line, each player in turn trying to find and lay down a domino with a value matched by that of a piece at either end of the line already formed.
2 historical a loose cloak, worn with a mask for the upper part of the face at masquerades. -
All of a sudden, I can smell pizza.
You're doing it again – thinking sideways and making me love you!
Explain the pizza part.
Hi, The ladybug dominoes made me think of Domino"s Pizza which is a large pizza group here in Oz and many other parts of the world.
Actually a lot of things make me think of food. -
I'm with the one who's running away!
Makes me think of food, too. Beans.
Lookit all the bean beetles. -
This is one of your best. Hands down…
Are they playing with their food again?
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A lot of people in my part of the world SLAM the domino onto the table when they play. That may not be a good idea here.
Thanks: I drive by a large billboard everyday and never noticed a ladybug. A lot of good THOSE advertising dollars are doing, huh??
Check out the World Domino Competition in Andalusia, AL, at www.worlddomino.com.
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Two exquisite hotels, three chalet hotels and various apartments
- Halfboard, B&B & Self Catering options
- Arrive and depart on the days of your choice
- As with everything at Collett's, we offer you choice and flexibility where accommodation is concerned. Whether you are driven by budget or by a desire to self indulge, all our accommodation is delightful and we should have something just right. Whatever you choose, you are always a guest of Collett's. You are therefore welcome at Office Hour, where you can sign up to any of the organised walks that take your fancy, plan self guided walking, book locally supplied activities or acquire information on places of interest. You are also welcome to drop in anytime to one of our chalet hotels for help or local information.
Unique hospitality, lots of local information and outstanding food
An easy-going and well-appointed 'home from home'Our chalet hotels are immensely popular. They combine the relaxed feeling of being 'at home' with the bonus of being well looked after and superbly fed. Add to this the really pleasant social dynamic that prevails when guests have had an inspirational day out and then sit down for a delicious three course dinner (with wine included) in the good company of other guests, who have largely similar interests. Many guests return year after year for this genuinely charming atmosphere, not to mention the beautiful locations, attractive en suite bedrooms, access to local information and our warm ever-present hospitality. Scroll down to read more about our chalet hotels.
A little bit more about our chalet hotels
We believe the qualities of our hosts and outdoor team set us apart from the rest. They are painstakingly recruited by us. Their hospitality is welcoming, unassuming and ever‐present. They care enormously about the success of your holiday and, whilst careful not to interfere, they are always at hand to help you plan your days. They have extensive local information and you can rely on them for excellent ideas and advice on walks, Via Ferrata and other days out. Dotted around the living areas are maps, books and copies of our Ideas & Information Files.
Our hosts are superb cooks and accomplished housekeepers. They will give your room a light clean every other day. They prepare an appetising, semi‐continental buffet breakfast, keeping the tea and coffee on the go. They will make you a good packed lunch that is ready for you however early your start. Dinner in the chalet is a focal point in the day. Six evenings a week (not Wednesday, our day off) we serve a delicious three course dinner. The emphasis is on excellent home-cooked food with a sense of occasion that makes it special and simultaneously acknowledges that most people around the table have had an energetic day out in the mountains. Wine is included with dinner and our hosts are quick to refill empty glasses.
The atmosphere around the table is easy: people with largely common interests (and inspired by a beautiful day in the mountains) chat over good food and drink until well after coffee has been served. We are constantly overwhelmed by the atmosphere that prevails and it is a delight to witness the friendships that are built in our chalet hotels.
You can stay in a hosted chalet on a halfboard or B&B basis. B&B guests are welcome to join us for dinner and can pay locally when doing so. If you choose to stay in during the day, help yourself to tea and coffee ‐ or something from the bar. Our chalets either have a traditional bar or a casual honesty bar. Also, there is wifi and ample parking. Towels and bed linen are provided by us. The chalet hotels are in delightful locations and it is easy to relax with a good book and an amazing view.
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exceptional hospitalityIn the Dolomites, we feature two exquisite mountain hotels, both in beautiful locations. One is in Badia, the other in Corvara. Both are run seamlessly by the families that own them and you can expect really lovely accommodation, sublime food and outstanding service plus a heart-warming focus on your comfort and well-being - nothing is too much trouble. Both hotels are close to one of our chalet hotels, so it is easy for you to wander along to an Office Hour should you wish to sign up to an organised walk or get information for self guiding or other days out.
Attractive 'standard' and 'superior' apartments
If you would prefer to self cater, we have various apartments in and around Badia and Corvara. All of them are within easy walking distance of the shops and village amenities. Wherever you stay it is easy to wander to one of our chalet hotels and drop in on Office Hour, should you wish to sign up to an organised walk or get information for self guiding or other days out.
The quality of our self catering is good. Some properties are newly built with most mod cons; others are more rustic in character. All are comfortable and spacious – nice places to come back to after a day out in the mountains. In the 'superior' category we have some really exquisite apartments, so don't be too put off by the standard options. Apartments are categorised as superior at our discretion, but it is either on account of their furnishings or because they feature a health spa – or indeed both.
Our apartments are self-contained and usually situated in a chalet, which might house two or three other apartments. In all cases, bedrooms are separate from the living area, which would simultaneously accommodate the dining table and a kitchen area. Some are ideal for couples, whilst others suit larger parties. All have a balcony, terrace or garden from which to enjoy what is likely to be a spectacular view. Unfortunately, it is not possible to feature all our self catering apartments, so contact us with your preferred dates and we can send you details of what is available.
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Amazon's first smartphone (prototype) allegedly photographed, some features revealed
The photos were published by BGR, and show the alleged Amazon handset in a protective case which, unfortunately, hides its sides, top and bottom. BGR says that this is a prototype. However, the website received word on some of the features that the device will reportedly include at launch: a 4.7-inch display with 720 x 1280 pixels, 13MP rear camera, 2GB of RAM, and a Snapdragon processor (unknown model).
Apparently, Amazon has been working on this handset for years. One of its main selling points should be a "unique" 3D user interface that's unlike anything we've seen so far. The device seemingly has four "low-powered infrared" camera sensors in each corner of its front panel. These can track the position of a user's eyes and face, thus allowing the software to adjust the aspect of on-screen elements. According to BGR's sources, 3D effects will be widely used across the interface - wallpapers, app icons, maps, and Amazon's own stores (users should be able to view product images in 3D by shifting the position of the phone).
While this hasn't been specified, the Amazon handset will likely run a customized variant of Android - just like Amazon's Kindle Fire tablets.
The name of Amazon's first smartphone is not known at the moment, and neither is its price. It's said that the company will introduce a second handset after the one that's pictured below, a handset that should be cheaper, offering lower-end features.
Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon was planning to announce its first smartphone at the end of June, with the intent of releasing it in September. BGR says that the handset will initially be available in the US - which makes perfect sense.
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1. jaytai0106 (Posts: 1747; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
So to use this phone to its full capability I would need sufficient light all the time... no thanks. Plus, if I want to see an item in 3D, I'll just go to the store to check it out and purchase it on Amazon. haha
4. shuaibhere (Posts: 1798; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
This just a prototype....SO the ned phone will be much better....
Btw if Apple released a 3D smartphone you will be like WOW this the INNOVATION of this century...
5. jaytai0106 (Posts: 1747; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
I was talking about its four front facing camera. The feature is supposed to detect my eye and face movement. So without sufficient light, they wouldn't work. Just like the duo camera on HTC One M8. Digest my comment a bit before replying. Plus, don't put me on the Apple side... I don't think they really invent anything, but instead they have most of their engineers run around out there to find the coolest technology that they can market the heck out of and make tons of money. But Apple sure know how to market and put some good stuff together in a phone. That's why they are making big money.
10. bbblader (Posts: 588; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
They are making big money,because most of the people that use the iPhone think it's the best smartphone ever,because it's premium and other bull crap like that.
12. jaytai0106 (Posts: 1747; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
Can't agree more. Apple makes good phone, but not the best out there.
23. blattlaus (Posts: 60; Member since: 12 Dec 2010)
"The device seemingly has four "low-powered infrared" camera sensors in each corner of its front panel."
Google infared.
15. Dr.Phil (Posts: 969; Member since: 14 Feb 2011)
No, you wouldn't because the cameras utilize "low-powered infrared sensors" which would mean they can detect movement even in the dark. This technology is similar to the Microsoft Kinect system.
16. vandroid (Posts: 323; Member since: 04 Sep 2012)
The kinect system projects, turn of the lights and use a camera and you'll see them.
20. DillWeed (Posts: 122; Member since: 14 Mar 2014)
INFRARED sensors
27. Neutral (Posts: 30; Member since: 19 Oct 2013)
No, you actually won't, the cameras are for sensing IR. So no need for light.
2. shuaibhere (Posts: 1798; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
Looks like first gen LUMIAS....
But still it's prototype...
So the end design will be much better i think...
17. vandroid (Posts: 323; Member since: 04 Sep 2012)
Thats a case to hide the design of the device
3. ArtSim98 (Posts: 3464; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
Did they take a Lumia 900 to cover the real phone?
6. NexusX (Posts: 285; Member since: 16 May 2013)
Didn't HTC make a 3D phone and no one cared?
7. jroc74 (Posts: 5254; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
I wouldnt say no one cared.....LG did too I think. Its just that the overall experience wasnt too good. Mainly battery life I think.
Forums were alive when both phones launched....general public might be another story...
8. jaytai0106 (Posts: 1747; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
The HTC Evo 3D and LG also made the Optimus 3D. Yeah.. no one cares about 3D display and record functions. However, I think what Amazon is trying to with this 3D display technology is to allow you to see the item on Amazon in almost like 360 degree view. It would be nice to see what I am buying in 3D for sure, but I don't think it's going to gain any traction.
13. Jinto (Posts: 414; Member since: 15 Jan 2014)
Didn't Aluratek, Barnes & Noble's, Elonex, and Jinke make e-readers before the kindle came out?
9. CX3NT3_713 (Posts: 2016; Member since: 18 Apr 2011)
Looks better than SGS5, IMO
11. Jinto (Posts: 414; Member since: 15 Jan 2014)
I tipped them 4 hours ago...
14. StraightEdgeNexus (Posts: 3670; Member since: 14 Feb 2014)
3D User interface meh. That reminded me of an app costing $18-TSF shell launcher. I gave it a shot geez what a fugly cluttered launcher and waste of good money. Seriously.
18. CX3NT3_713 (Posts: 2016; Member since: 18 Apr 2011)
That wasn't 3D, this will be stereoscopic 3D, my guess... I have that shitty as well. .. Waste of money
19. Nexus4lifes (Posts: 102; Member since: 13 Feb 2014)
Looks like a lumia with those fake huge bezels and boxy design... :)
22. hemedans (Posts: 294; Member since: 01 Jun 2013)
holy s**t, its pervy sage


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