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The 3902LIORB Serge flushmount is a gorgeous piece highlighted with an elegant Oil Rubbed finish that coordinates wonderfully with its frosted glass. This fixture's candelabra-based, 60-Watt incandescent lights make it perfect for ambient lighting in medium-sized to large rooms. Located in Fresno, California, Yosemite Home Decor is a premier leader in Lighting and other unique home products.

Used in my covered system at home, works great and sounds fantastic. Bought new, assembled by Random Source. See my listings for other Random Sourc...

Welcome to another typical summer in Florida, the season of the storms. Serge storms. That lovable, under-undermedicated dispenser of truth, justice, and trivia is back with a vengeance. And not a weirdness-laced moment too soon.His cherished home state is about to take a beating, and from far more than the way-too-routine conga line of hurricanes bearing down on the peninsula. Bodies have begun turning up at a disturbing rate, even for Florida, and it looks like a brutal serial killer is on the loose, which highly offends Serge's moral sensibilities and he vows to stop at nothing in his juggernaut to make All Things Right . . . except if he gets bored or distracted by a cool souvenir or . . . or a . . . whatever.But his path won't be obstacle free.Agent Mahoney has picked up the scent. The obsessive criminal profiler—just released from a mental hospital where he'd been sent for getting too deep inside Serge's head—is convinced there is no second killer. Serge's personality is simply splitting from decades of burning with incandescent zest for everything under the sun. Then there's Coleman, whose triathlete approach to the sport of polyabuse binging just might derail the mission more than the entire police community put together.The pace picks up. Winds howl, TV reporters fly around the beach, the Party Parrot parties on, and questions mount: Who's stalking Tampa Bay's most sensitive journalist? Did Tom Cruise go too easy on Matt Lauer? Do multiple orgasms improve storm tracking? Why is the feeding-tube guy so quiet? Will Molly ruin our antihero's dreams of playing the electric guitar better than Clapton? . . . All of which ultimately leads to the most pressing question on everyone's new-millennium lips:What would Serge do?

Home Age is the first proper Eleh full-length since 2012's Homage To The Pointed Waveforms. These three new pieces seek to expose the inherent musicality of pure electrical currents via high resolution Serge STS synthesizers. Like early Eleh work, Home Age is inward looking, domestic, and deliberate, but also slowly emotional and revealing as if peering blurry-eyed through a window. Melody, harmony, and counterpoint are suggested but not revealed. Packaged in a deluxe gold-on-black, heavy-duty l

Fighting from Home paints a comprehensive and, at times, intimate portrait of Verdun and Verdunites at war. Serge Durflinger offers an innovative interpretive approach towards understanding wartime Canadian and Quebec social and cultural dynamics.In Verdun, English and French speakers lived side by side. Durflinger shows that, through their home-front activities as much as through enlistment, French-speaking Verdunites were partners beside their English-speaking neighbours in the prosecution of Canada’s war. Shared experiences and class similarities facilitated the development of common local identities based in pride and belonging. The need for social accommodation shaped responses based in a sense of local, not necessarily national, identity. They were all Verdunites and this is more a story of convergence than divergence.The war, and Ottawa’s wartime policies, quickly filtered down to the community and individual levels, where Canadian men and women responded to the needs of the war and thereby made possible its successful prosecution. Fighting from Home will appeal to anyone interested in the history of the Canadian home front during the Second World War.

On an unprecedented journey deep into the remote Appalachian mountains of North Carolina in search of Bigfoot, DJ Galloway, journalist and former Miami Herald reporter, leads an investigation of a serge of Bigfoot sightings and animal killings that are being reported throughout the community of Transylvania County, North Carolina. This investigation and the trail of discovery that follow, provides positive proof that Bigfoot is real. This alarming film includes exclusive video footage, in-depth

Start showing off your team pride at home and the office with a Starter Mat from Sports Licensing Solutions. 100% nylon carpet in true colors and non-skid recycled vinyl backing. Serge borders add durability and style. Officially licensed and Chromojet printed in true team colors for vibrant, lasting color. Color: Orange. Pattern: Solid.

In 1969, at a bus stop, Susan Moncur is recruited by Eileen Ford, who runs New York's most prestigious modelling agency. The next year she moves to Paris. Photographed by David Bailey, Sarah Moon, Helmut Newton, Serge Lutens, Gian Paolo Barbieri, Norman Parkinson and many others, Susan Moncur becomes one of the top fashion models of the decade. In 1983, her son, James is born and Susan Moncur very quickly discovers that, now as 'thirty-four year old model with child', she is no longer a hot property.Exposing and self-exposing, They Still Shoot Models My Age captures the precariousness of a profession desperate for young, new faces.

This carpets combines vintage, modern, industrial and natural elements to bring a touch of home to your classroom. INSPIRED BY NATURE: The natural look of wood planks helps bring the outdoors into the classroom.; DURABLE: Bound and double stitched serge with nylon yarn for maximum strength and durability.; WARRANTY: Useful life wear warranty.Treated with Stainless Stain Guard and Force 5 to protect against unpredictable moments.; wood carpet accent carpet accent rug area rug area carpet wood carpet accent carpet accent rug area rug area carpet

The story of Tanglewood – the summer home of the Boston Symphony since 1935 – as told in first-person accounts by such Tanglewood luminaries as Leonard Bernstein, Serge Koussevitzky, Aaron Copland, Erich Leinsdorf, Phyllis Curtin, Seiji Ozawa, Yo-Yo Ma, Dawn Upshaw, John Harbison, James Levine, and many of the leading musicians, critics, and music professionals who consider Tanglewood a second home.A “documentary” coffee-table book including letters, speeches, interviews, vintage newspaper articles, and a treasure trove of photographs from the BSO's archvies, woven together by a narrative thread and commented on by the author.Among the dozens of stories included:· Student Lenny Bernstein writes the folks back home about “Koussie” and the “Boiks”; ten years later, conductor Leonard Bernstein inspires the students with his own brand of oratory· Boris Goldovsky reminisces about the glory days of the Tanglewood Opera Department where he discovered Leontyne Price, Sherrill Milnes, and an amazing number of soon-to-become-famous young American singers· Gunther Schuller's 1979 Tanglewood manifesto is the talk of the music world· Oliver Knussen relates how Rostopovich told the Shed audience of the death of Shostakovich after conducting the composer's Fifth Symphony· Seiji Ozawa remembers his student trip to Tanglewood on a Bonanza bus with only a few phrases of English at his command and very few dollars in his pocket· The transformation of Tanglewood under the orchestra's new Music Director, James Levine