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The Blake LED Outdoor Sconce is an elegant addition to your home's exterior, offering both style and function. This Outdoor Wall Sconce is a perfect pick for those looking to enhance their outdoor lighting with a contemporary touch. With its sleek design, the Blake sconce easily uplifts any outdoor space, making it inviting and warm for gatherings or serene nights under the stars.

The Blake LED Outdoor Sconce is an elegant addition to your home's exterior, offering both style and function. This Outdoor Wall Sconce is a perfect pick for those looking to enhance their outdoor lighting with a contemporary touch. With its sleek design, the Blake sconce easily uplifts any outdoor space, making it inviting and warm for gatherings or serene nights under the stars.

This 1 light 20 inch Oil Rubbed Bronze Outdoor Wall Lantern in Clear Beveled Glass creates a perfect light for your entryway. It can also be used in the indoor area of the house. This light is dimmable with LED and incandescent compatibility. Add this to the indoor or outdoor area of your home to provide a warm and welcoming light. This kind of fixture will become an attention-grabbing feature in your modern home decor. Wherever you choose to hang it, you'll enjoy the fixture's modern style and welcoming light.

Against the backdrop of Britain's underground 18th and early-19th century homosexual culture, mob persecutions, and executions of homosexuals, Hobson shows how Blake's hatred of sexual and religious hypocrisy and state repression, and his revolutionary social vision, led him gradually to accept homosexuality as an integral part of human sexuality. In the process, Blake rejected the antihomosexual bias of British radical tradition, revised his idealization of aggressive male heterosexuality and his male-centered view of gender, and refined his conception of the cooperative commonwealth.

It’s Eugene, Oregon 1970. Anti-war demonstrations and violence at the University of Oregon share the headlines with the Oregon track team, led by their fabled coach Bill Bowerman and star runner Steve Prefontaine. At the same time, Eugene is becoming a magnet for a generation of young people headed west, seeking a new American dream in the blossoming counterculture of long hair, free love, and psycho-activating drugs...A small group of young visionaries decide to start an experimental college in an old Victorian house in north Eugene. William Blake College, school without walls, is dedicated to giving its students tools for living in the new world—meditation, yoga, organic gardening, and communal living. Two women, Rain Adams and Adrienne Stephens, provide the inspiration to get the school up and running, but before the completion of its first year, one of the students is accused of bombing two buildings at the U of O. When the FBI and the Eugene police descend upon the school, the Eugene street community, certain that the Blake student is innocent, launches its own investigation into the bombing. The death of one of the school’s faculty deepens the drama. The New Age funeral that the school orchestrates inadvertently taps access to unexpected psychological forces, adding chaos and opportunity to the already unreal circumstances.

This special collection features stories from Palmer's successful miniseries Long Tall Texans. Three sexy Texans, Emmett, Regan, and Burke, think they are in control, but they are about to be led down the bridal path by three irresistible women.

It’s Eugene, Oregon 1970. Anti-war demonstrations and violence at the University of Oregon share the headlines with the Oregon track team, led by their fabled coach Bill Bowerman and star runner Steve Prefontaine. At the same time, Eugene is becoming a magnet for a generation of young people headed west, seeking a new American dream in the blossoming counterculture of long hair, free love, and psycho-activating drugs...A small group of young visionaries decide to start an experimental college in an old Victorian house in north Eugene. William Blake College, school without walls, is dedicated to giving its students tools for living in the new world—meditation, yoga, organic gardening, and communal living. Two women, Rain Adams and Adrienne Stephens, provide the inspiration to get the school up and running, but before the completion of its first year, one of the students is accused of bombing two buildings at the U of O. When the FBI and the Eugene police descend upon the school, the Eugene street community, certain that the Blake student is innocent, launches its own investigation into the bombing. The death of one of the school’s faculty deepens the drama. The New Age funeral that the school orchestrates inadvertently taps access to unexpected psychological forces, adding chaos and opportunity to the already unreal circumstances.

Against the backdrop of Britain's underground 18th and early-19th century homosexual culture, mob persecutions, and executions of homosexuals, Hobson shows how Blake's hatred of sexual and religious hypocrisy and state repression, and his revolutionary social vision, led him gradually to accept homosexuality as an integral part of human sexuality. In the process, Blake rejected the antihomosexual bias of British radical tradition, revised his idealization of aggressive male heterosexuality and his male-centered view of gender, and refined his conception of the cooperative commonwealth.

Blake Edwards (The Pink Panther) directs a stellar cast led by James Coburn (In Like Flint, The Great Escape) in the rollicking comedy What Did You Do In The War, Daddy? Sicily, World War II: A group of American soldiers assigned to occupy a Sicilian village find that the inhabitants have no resistance to being occupied, as long as they allowed to carry on with a planned festival and the ensuing celebration. Complications abound when Allied forces meet Axis powers with comic results. Blake Edwar

Kayli Winchester is still recovering from her last adventure and is out hunting for her missing brother, Wil, when Ethan Murdock calls, asking for help. Billions of dollars have gone missing and Kayli is the perfect person to find them – as one of the few people Ethan trusts. Only one problem: The team is led by Blake Coaltar. Kayli negotiates her way into a co-lead position, but for the Academy guys, that might not be good enough. The Academy doesn’t trust Blake and the last thing they want is for her to get mixed up with him. The guys can't persuade the willful Kayli to abandon the cause. They give her five days to convince them they should stay in this job. If she can’t, the boys want her to walk away. Kayli goes undercover and becomes the hot topic around some of the most wealthy and powerful CEOs in Charleston. Now she has to prove she’s a secret investor for old Mr. Murdock from before he disappeared, and convince them all she’s the real deal. She dives into her assignment head-first, but one uncovered complication after another threatens the mission. No matter how close to the chest Kayli plays her hand, secrets have a way of being discovered, and Axel, Corey, Brandon, Marc and Raven aren't going to like the truth she’s keeping from them. Being forced to work together for a week with an enemy may tear them all apart, leaving Kayli with nothing. It might be up to Blake Coaltar to save them from each other.

Examines the events that led up to and followed the murder of Bonny Lee Bakley, who was allegedly killed by her husband, actor Robert Blake.

Blake Edwards (The Pink Panther) directs a stellar cast led by James Coburn (In Like Flint, The Great Escape) in the rollicking comedy What Did You Do In The War, Daddy? Sicily, World War II: A group of American soldiers assigned to occupy a Sicilian village find that the inhabitants have no resistance to being occupied, as long as they allowed to carry on with a planned festival and the ensuing celebration. Complications abound when Allied forces meet Axis powers with comic results. Blake Edwar