7 products were found matching your search for EOFS in 2 shops:

The NICOR LED Emergency Outdoor Full Cutoff Light features a low-profile architectural design. It includes a built-in photocell (dusk-to-dawn) and 90-minute emergency backup to light your way if the power goes out. The EOF series light is IP65 rated for outdoor wall-mount applications. The die-cast aluminum body and polycarbonate lens has been constructed to withstand the elements. It's finished with a UV-stabilized powder coat finish to withstand color fading under the sun. It includes a separate backplate for easy wall-mount installation directly into standard junction boxes. The Emergency Full Cutoff Light fixture includes everything needed for installation. Protected by NICOR's 2-Year Limited Warranty. Color: Bronze.

Dust jacket notes: "Franz Anton Mesmer, the architect of modern hypnotism, is on eof the most controversial and fascinating figures in medical and scientific history. He has been considered a quack and a charlatan and, on ther other hand, as the true father of psychotherapy. In this absorbing account of Mesmer's life and career, James Wyckoff shows that his significance rests on far more important ground than the development of Mesmerism and points to the fact that Mesmer's ideas - now known as bio-energy and group therapy - are being turned to once again. Early in his study of medicine, Mesmer suggested that the sun, moon, and planets might have a direct influence on human bodies by way of a subtle fluid - and that when this force, a kind of universal energy, exerts itself, fluid expands and contracts the nervous system. Although this theory received little attention at the time, it was the forerunner of 'animal magnetism' - a practice that brought Mesmer public success and adoration and professional notoriety. Mesmer achieved remarkable cures of functional disorders with animal magnetism, but was sharply criticized by those who misunderstood him. Expelled from the Medical Faculty in Vienna, he fled to Paris and became the rage of the city and the entire country. Yet once again his ideas were rejected by the medical establishment and Mesmer was forced to return to his native land...."

This is the first book to tell the story of on eof the most contentious figures in Victorian and Edwardian politics: that of the independent-minded and exceptionally able Conservative politician, Sir John Eldon Gorst.

Over 300 recipes from on eof the world's most respected names in cooking, with black and white line art throughout.

Prophetic gifts without love are nothing. But what does love look like through the gift of prophecy?Four verses penned nearly two thousand years ago capture on eof the world's greatest descriptions of love. These verses embeddedi n the context of instruc ion on spiritual gifts unveil thirteen secrets for healthy funtion of the gift of prophecy within society; they are the ultimate prophetic protocol.

Dust jacket notes: "Franz Anton Mesmer, the architect of modern hypnotism, is on eof the most controversial and fascinating figures in medical and scientific history. He has been considered a quack and a charlatan and, on ther other hand, as the true father of psychotherapy. In this absorbing account of Mesmer's life and career, James Wyckoff shows that his significance rests on far more important ground than the development of Mesmerism and points to the fact that Mesmer's ideas - now known as bio-energy and group therapy - are being turned to once again. Early in his study of medicine, Mesmer suggested that the sun, moon, and planets might have a direct influence on human bodies by way of a subtle fluid - and that when this force, a kind of universal energy, exerts itself, fluid expands and contracts the nervous system. Although this theory received little attention at the time, it was the forerunner of 'animal magnetism' - a practice that brought Mesmer public success and adoration and professional notoriety. Mesmer achieved remarkable cures of functional disorders with animal magnetism, but was sharply criticized by those who misunderstood him. Expelled from the Medical Faculty in Vienna, he fled to Paris and became the rage of the city and the entire country. Yet once again his ideas were rejected by the medical establishment and Mesmer was forced to return to his native land...."

This is the first book to tell the story of on eof the most contentious figures in Victorian and Edwardian politics: that of the independent-minded and exceptionally able Conservative politician, Sir John Eldon Gorst.