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Follow the remarkable success of our glistening Forest Ice LED II collection, by capturing the magical imagery of sunlight shimmering through icicles with illumination and texture. Bring that artisan touch to your home setting with the Forest Ice LED by George Kovacs. Chrome bands and a flat lens adding versatility to the already spectacular Forest Ice family.

With state of the art LED technology that brings energy efficiency, the George Kovacs Saber LED Wall Sconce bathes a room in soft, flattering light. The sleek, contemporary design features Brushed Nickel finish and an Etched Opal glass shade affixed to a round backplate. The minimal and modern George Kovacs LED design makes this piece functional for a range of interior styles.

Hallmarks of contemporary bath and wall lighting, our classic Tube and Saber bath and sconce collections designed by George Kovacs are now available in Coal Black finish. Designed in 4 different wall sconce styles and vanity bath light styles, including both LED and non-LED light fixtures. Other finishes are available with this collection. Engineered to be installed either reversible or up/down direction. Clean, smooth, modern the Tube and Saber Collections designed by George Kovacs will accent any decor within your home or business.

Streamlined, contemporary, efficient, The George Kovacs Saber II LED Bath Bar embodies forward-thinking simplicity in a sleek, energy efficient fixture. Having a cylindrical cased Etched Opal glass shades and a shiny metallic Brushed Nickel finish. This George Kovacs LED piece can be mounted horizontally or vertically to enhance even tight quarters with flattering LED illumination.

With state of the art LED technology that brings energy efficiency, the George Kovacs Saber LED Wall Sconce bathes a room in soft, flattering light. The sleek, contemporary design features an Etched Opal glass shade affixed to a round backplate. The minimal and modern LED design makes this piece functional for a range of interior styles.

Add a contemporary look to your decor with the George Kovacs Grid II 1-Light Mini Pendant. The clear glass shade has an inner chrome mesh shade giving this striking pendant depth and modern style. Use several of these mini pendants to illuminate your pool table or kitchen island.

Own UFC history with this official limited-edition framed print, capturing the athlete during his Main Card bout at the UFC 100: Lesnar vs Mir II event as he delivers an incredible strike to his opponent.  The UFC event took place on July 11, 2009, at Madison Square Garden in New York, United States. It featured a Main Card, title bout between Georges St-Pierre and Thiago Alves in the welterweight division, competing for the title. This was a memorable night for any fan of St-Pierre, with the athlete winning via unanimous decision in the fifth round.

Alluring like the melody of a favorite song, perfect harmony is achieved by combining finishes and materials. A clean, minimalist style is amplified with Silver accents suspended from contrasting Coal Finish framework. Etched Opal glass globes shine in a dizzying array of styles for every conceivable setting. Elevate your minimalist interior with this bold, sculptural collection from the Alluria II by George Kovacs.

A continuing evolution of the Grid and Grid II Collections, Gird III combines a clean, Coal finish, geometric frame with an exclusive series of perforated, patterned, Brushed Nickel shades. Grid 3 designed by George Kovacs comes in 5 distinct styles: 1-light mini pendant, 4-light pendant which converts to a semi-flush, 3-light and 5-light chandeliers, and 8-light island chandelier. Clean, crisp, modern, the Grid 3 Collection is a great addition to the existing Grid families by George Kovacs.

A continuing evolution of the Grid and Grid II Collections, Gird III combines a clean, Coal finish, geometric frame with an exclusive series of perforated, patterned, Brushed Nickel shades. Grid 3 designed by George Kovacs comes in 5 distinct styles: 1-light mini pendant, 4-light pendant which converts to a semi-flush, 3-light and 5-light chandeliers, and 8-light island chandelier. Clean, crisp, modern, the Grid 3 Collection is a great addition to the existing Grid families by George Kovacs.

A continuing evolution of the Grid and Grid II Collections, Gird II combines a clean, Coal finish, geometric frame with an exclusive series of perforated, patterned, Brushed Nickel shades. Grid 3 designed by George Kovacs comes in 5 distinct styles: 1-light mini pendant, 4-light pendant which converts to a semi-flush, 3-light and 5-light chandeliers, and 8-light island chandelier. Clean, crisp, modern, the Grid 3 Collection is a great addition to the existing Grid families by George Kovacs.

A continuing evolution of the Grid and Grid II Collections, Gird III combines a clean, Coal finish, geometric frame with an exclusive series of perforated, patterned, Brushed Nickel shades. Grid 3 designed by George Kovacs comes in 5 distinct styles: 1-light mini pendant, 4-light pendant which converts to a semi-flush, 3-light and 5-light chandeliers, and 8-light island chandelier. Clean, crisp, modern, the Grid 3 Collection is a great addition to the existing Grid families by George Kovacs.

The Coronation of King George II was a magnificent event, deploying great pomp and ceremonial, elevated by music of an equal splendor. Handel, the celebrated opera composer, was commissioned by the new king to compose the music for this grand ceremony which was due to be held at Westminster Abbey. His antiphons stood by ceremonial works by other composers such as Henry Purcell, John Blow, Thomas Tallis, John Farmer, Orlando Gibbons and William Child, intermingled with superb fanfares and process

Streamlined, contemporary, efficient, The George Kovacs Saber II LED Chrome Bath Bar embodies forward-thinking emplicity in a sleek, energy efficient ficture. Having a cylindrical cased Etched Opal-glass shades and a shiny metallic finish. This George Kovacs LED piece can be mounted horizontally or vertically to enhance even light quarters and flattening LED illumination.

George Villiers, Second Duke of Buckingham (1628-1687) was one of the most scandalous and controversial figures of the Restoration period. He was the principal author of The Rehearsal (1671), an enormously successful burlesque play that ridiculed John Dryden and the rhymed heroic drama. Historians remember Buckingham as an opponent who helped topple Clarendon from power in 1667, as a member of the "Cabal" government in the early 1670s, and as an ally of the Earl of Shaftesbury in the political crisis of 1678-1683. The duke was prominent among the "court wits" (Rochester, Etherege, Sedley, Dorset, Wycherley, and their circle); he was closely associated with such writers as Butler and Cowley; he was a conspicuous champion of religious toleration and a friend of William Penn. No edition of Buckingham has been published since 1775, partly because his work presents horrendous attribution problems. He was (probably) adapter or co-author of six plays (two of them vastly successful for more than a century) including one in French that appears here in English for the first time. He is also associated with nine topical pieces (variously political, religious, and satiric) and some twenty poems of wildly varying type. The "Buckingham" commonplace book has previously been published only in fragmentary form. Almost all of these works present major difficulties in both attribution and annotation, here seriously addressed for the first time. This edition is a companion venture to Harold Love's important edition of Rochester (OUP, 1999).

" Eileen is described keenly in the introduction to the book as "a laywoman, wife and mother of eight, one especially devoted to her state of life, a woman devoted to prayer who generously accepts repeated trials and sufferings to obtain the grace and conversion and holiness for all and especially priests. " That, also , is how I know Eileen. It certainly is not how Eileen things of herself! Conversations in Heaven records dialogues between Eileen, Jesus and the Father as they took place in 1982. Eileen is Eileen in these conversations. It is a book of revelational prophecy, seek in to bring people into a more intimate union with God. Read not to contradict and confute... but to weigh and consider." Imprimatur of Bishop Timoyhy J. Harrington D.D. (back cover)

A glossy pale yellow softcover book with the title printed in black lettering down the spine. Pages: (~38). Profusely illustrated with color images.

Missing dust jacket; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.01

Unread book in perfect condition.

Generally, publications of excerpts of vital statistics from newspapers give lists of names and then merely the issue dates of the papers. That's all. This compilation, with little editing, quotes the entire article so there is no need to search further for the originals or microfilm copies. Items are arranged alphabetically by the principle subject's name. The year in which the event occurred is included, and, usually, the day and month are also given. Many of the news items give the district in which the events occurred; sometimes they cross county boundaries, supplying clues to marriages, deaths, and burials of Prince Georgians in Washington, D.C., Baltimore, or other places in Maryland. Often the names of relatives and survivors of the principal subject are given. The authors gleaned their information from twenty-four newspapers; each story is followed by a citation which identifies its source. These accounts of marriage and death make not only interesting reading; they also act as a social commentary on life in rural nineteenth century Prince George's County. There are stories of duels, murders, lynchings, railroad accidents, fires, falls from horses, drownings, etc. The extraordinary numbers of deaths of babies, children and young people give some insight into the Victorians' affinity with death. What is striking is the lack of sensationalism. A copy of G. M. Hopkins' 1878 map of the county shows the locations and names of the political districts.