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comm-central patch
I think we should adjust version numbers to distinguish comm-1.9.1 and comm-central builds. This patch proposal raises the calendar version to 1.1a1pre and sets the minVersion for Thunderbird/SeaMonkey to the currently used ones.
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comm-central patch
Sounds fine to me, this will be applying only on comm-central, right?
Correct, no changes for the comm-1.9.1 branch. Pushed to comm-central <https://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/rev/2d8598b18ea0> -> Fixed.
So gdata now requires Lightning 1.1a1pre.
How about Lightning 1.0b2pre (1.9.2 branch?)
Why can't you keep @CALENDAR_VERSION@ in gdata's em:requires section?
Steffen, see Bug 544858.

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Thank you, sir.
As for no benching: I hate it. And it beats up already messed up shoulder to much. Since I'll be dropping the weighted dips, I'll probably be replacing them with a DB floor press or possibly DB incline presses depending on feel --- but thats the closest I'm going to an actual bench press.
Deadlifting does occur, but not very much. I have always been much stronger in the deadlift and it goes up with little direct work. Squat frequency and my closer stance seems to help as well. My last deadlift was a few weeks ago - first time deadlifting in nearly 2 1/2 months and I set a rep PR after maxing out my squat and press. I wish my other lifts did that.
Solid logic. And you'll never find me arguing with anyone who hates the bench...i just suck so terribly at it, i find the need to beat the shit out of it. It's an interesting idea to avoid deadlifting to get better at it, hammering the upper back with rows/PC's. I've actually never stopped deadlifting, might be something to look into at some point.
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Fujifilm FinePix S1500 Review
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Like all bridge cameras the Fujifilm FinePix S1500 sets itself up as a jack-of-all-trades device, and this time for a reasonable price indicative of its manufacturer's mass-market intentions. In fact, for just over £200, it feels like a lot of camera for the money.
Like most things in life it's not perfect however. White balance is variable, metering occasionally off, highlights blown, there's visible softness towards the edges at maximum wideangle and overall at maximum telephoto zoom settings – though neither is a deal breaker – and it's really not worth straying above ISO 800 despite the fact a maximum capability of ISO 6400 looks good on paper. Don't get too ambitious, shoot in sunny conditions and the Fujifilm FinePix S1500 won't disappoint however.
In conclusion, like its predecessors the S1500 does offer some interesting and useful hand holding features that make it easy enough – almost – for anyone to use, whilst throwing a few enthusiast pleasing/intriguing gimmicks into the mix. The panorama feature for example is both simple to use and fun, delivering better than expected results.
On that note the Fujifilm FinePix S1500 comes Recommended. There are better performing bridge models or super-zooms out there if a broader focal range is high up among your wishes, but for the price investment in an S1500 can't really be discouraged, and it does offer a friendly way for anyone trading up from a basic point and shoot to achieve a wider variety of image taking.
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Development of an Advanced Spacecraft
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Michael K. McLelland
Paul H. McGaugh
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Background - In 1995, SwRI responded to
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the SC-9 family of computers. The SC-9 is based on the VME open architecture and allows
spacecraft computers to be configured for specific missions with minimum nonrecurring
engineering. This capability greatly reduces technical, schedule, and cost risk by
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system to a specific mission. Since its introduction in 1995, the SC-9 family has grown to
include fifteen off-the-shelf boards with more under development. The SC-9 has been
utilized on three missions: Space Station Furnace Facility, Image Spacecraft Control Unit,
and Image Central Instrument Data Processor. Boards from the SC-9 family have flown on
Deep Space 1 and Seawinds. While SwRIs SC-9 family of I/O and telemetry boards
adequately meets client requirements, it has become apparent that for some missions
greater processing performance is needed. To meet the need for a high-performance
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was to select a high-performance processor that meets performance requirements and could
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text: Missouri Department of Conservation Deaf Culture And Cochlear Implants, Black Bears In Missouri (Encore) By Gina Kaufmann, Matthew Long-Middleton & Suzanne Hogan • Dec 29, 2016 Rob Jefferson Can you imagine what it would be like to regain your sense of hearing . . . after years of silence? In this encore presentation of Central Standard, one man's story, as well as questions within the deaf community, about whether deafness is something that requires correction. Plus, why Missourians need to start thinking about black bears. Missouri Mammals By Brian Ellison, Matthew Long-Middleton & Suzanne Hogan • Aug 30, 2016 Suzanne Hogan / KCUR 89.3 It's been a good century in Missouri — if you're a river otter or an elk. But for red wolves and the white-tailed jackrabbit? Not so much. With the recent release of The Wild Mammals of Missouri: Third Revised Edition, we invite a local natural history biologist to explore how our local animal populations have changed over time. Guest: Larry Rizzo, Missouri Department of Conservation Why Missourians Need To Start Thinking About Black Bears By Suzanne Hogan • Feb 25, 2016 Suzanne Hogan / KCUR 89.3 A hundred years ago, the North American Black Bear was thought to be completely wiped out of Missouri because of humans altering their habitat and over hunting for food and pelts. But they've been making a comeback in Missouri. In 1958, something huge happened for black bears in our region. An Arkansas biologist made a deal with Minnesota and Canada, to trade wild turkeys for 254 black bears. Today, Arkansas has nearly 5,000 bears, and this has had an impact on Missouri. Check Out These Kansas City Plants That Are 'Growing' Ice Flowers By Maria Carter • Jan 12, 2016 Amanda Gehin / Missouri Department of Conservation A hard freeze is bad for most flowers, but a patch of prairie in midtown Kansas City has seen so-called "frost flowers" in full bloom this winter. Frost flowers aren't really flowers at all. They are ribbons of ice twirling out from the stalks of some plants including the white crownbeard, a wildflower flower native to Missouri and Kansas. Before You Knock Hunting, Consider That Dead Deer May Be Someone's Only Meal By Kyle Palmer • Jan 4, 2016 Kyle Palmer / KCUR With several weeks remaining in the archery season, Missouri hunters this year have already killed more deer than either of the past two seasons. According to the state Department of Conservation's website, hunters have so far bagged more than 267,000 deer. For Canada Geese, Kansas City Is As Luxurious As Beverly Hills By Briana O'Higgins • Dec 7, 2015 Briana O'Higgins / KCUR 89.3 You may have noticed — Kansas City is home to a large (and growing) population of Canada geese. You may have also noticed that they never seem to leave, and that is probably because most of them don't. Many have lost the evolutionary instinct to migrate. And why should they migrate? Kansas City has it all: open lakes and fountains, green grass that is rarely covered in thick snow, few predators. For geese, Kansas City is Beverly Hills. Missouri River, Nature Are Part Of Parkville's Lure By Laura Ziegler • Jul 20, 2015 Alyson Raletz / KCUR Cara Smith didn't move to Parkville, Missouri, for the Missouri River. But that's why she stayed. You Know That Lovely Honeysuckle? It's Destabilizing The Environment In Kansas City By Lisa Rodriguez • Jun 18, 2015 Lisa Rodriguez / KCUR It's that time of year. Flowers are blooming, the grass is green, and the sweet scent of honeysuckle wafts in the warm summer air. Honeysuckle's fragrance however, may be the only sweet thing about it. According to conservationists in Kansas and Missouri, Asian Bush Honeysuckle is the most visible and environmentally destabilizing invasive species in the metro area. Larry Rizzo, a natural history biologist at the Missouri Department of Conservation, says that there is a difference between invasive and exotic species, and the two are not necessarily exclusive. Earth Day: Conserving Locally And Globally By Steve Kraske & Lisa Rodriguez • Apr 22, 2015 On this Earth Day, we speak with two conservationists about local and nationwide efforts to protect the planet. We talk about how preserving our air, water and land can be good for business, and the challenges of passing environmental legislation in the United States. Guests: MO Representative Claims He Was Protecting Department Of Conservation By Lisa Rodriguez • Mar 20, 2015 David Stonner / Missouri Department of Conservation Listen Listening... / 15:47 The Missouri Department of Conservation has long been the envy of the nation, as far as conservation departments go. Since the mid-1970s, it has been solely funded by a ⅛ cent conservation sales tax. Because it does not receive any general revenue from the government, it naturally operates without much oversight. Until now, the model hasn't presented much of a problem. In fact, Missouri's has been touted as one of the best conservation departments in the country. But one Missouri representative thinks the current model is flawed. Rep. Craig Redmon, the Republican Chair of the Conservation Appropriation Committee, thinks the current funding mechanism is vulnerable. Redmon wrote a bill calling for the repeal of the ⅛ cent conservation sales tax — a bill he doesn't actually support. 10 Urban Fishing Spots In The Kansas City Area By Suzanne Hogan • Jul 30, 2014 Suzanne Hogan / KCUR Even though Kansas City is a landlocked city, there are a lot of great fishing spots, including the Missouri River and a large amount of area lakes, ponds and small rivers. The Missouri Department of Conservation and Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism, even stock Kansas City area park lakes with fish throughout the year to promote close-to-home fishing. Here's some information to help aspiring urban anglers get started. Why Did The Turtle Cross The Road? By Steve Kraske & Stephen Steigman • May 20, 2014 Wikipedia Commons It's that time of year when turtles become easy targets on Missouri and Kansas highways. Turns out that male box turtles don't know any better. They're just out looking for mates, and that journey has them crossing busy highways where too often they become road kill. In the final portion of Tuesday's Up to Date, Steve Kraske talks with a biologist from the Missouri Department of Conservation about those all too vulnerable turtles. Guest: Deer Hunters Asked To Help Prevent Spread of Chronic Wasting Disease In Mo. By Marshall Griffin • Oct 24, 2013 Conservation officials in Missouri want deer hunters to take precautions this fall in order to prevent the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease. After Conservation Efforts, Elk Herd Thriving In Missouri By Rachel Lippmann • Jul 8, 2013 David Stonner / Missouri Department of Conservation Missouri conservation officials say they are pleased with the way a three-year effort to restore elk to the southeastern part of the state is going. The last group of elk arrived at the Peck Ranch conservation area this spring, bringing the total to around 100 animals. Department of Conservation resource scientist Lonnie Hansen says the state will start controlling the population when it reaches about 400 elk. Until then, the focus is on keeping the animals healthy. Efforts To Restore Missouri Elk Herd Succeeding By Véronique LaCapra • Apr 29, 2013 David Stonner / Missouri Department of Conservation Efforts to reestablish an elk population in southeastern Missouri are now in their third year, and the Missouri Department of Conservation considers the project a success. There are close to 70 elk now living in parts of Carter, Shannon and Reynolds counties, with another 50 arriving in May. A number of calves have been born at Peck Ranch, including this 2011 newborn. Drought Helps Bobwhites And Other Birds By Marshall Griffin • Oct 29, 2012 wikimedia commons While this summer's drought and heat wave ravaged crops in Missouri, it actually benefitted some of the bird species within the state, especially bobwhite quail. Fall Colors Expected Despite Stress Of Summer By Marshall Griffin • Sep 28, 2012 David Stonner / Missouri Department of Conservation Recent rain showers across Missouri may salvage the state's fall foliage, according to state conservation officials. A Late Night Frog Gig By Suzanne Hogan • Aug 26, 2012 Suzanne Hogan / KCUR In Missouri, the bullfrog and green frog harvest season starts on the night of June 30th and last through the end of October. Wind Ahead Of Rain? Fuel For Forest Fires By Stephen Steigman & Steve Kraske • Jul 25, 2012 Missouri Dept. of Public Safety You'll be hard-pressed to find someone who wouldn't welcome a rain shower after weeks of heat and drought in the region. Endangered Beetles Hit the Dirt By Charlie Upchurch • Jun 27, 2012 Bill Graham / Missouri Department of Conservation For the first time ever, an endangered species has been released back into Missouri prairies. The American Burying Beetle may be back on its way to thriving, though in this beetle's world, thriving means living underground and feasting on meatballs. Firewood Could Spread Invasive Beetle By Jacob McCleland • May 29, 2012 USDA / flickr Conservation agents are urging Missourians to not transport firewood. It's part of an effort to control the emerald ash borer from spreading throughout the state.


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The only Lavatera I've grown is 'Barnsely', which does quite well. We got
it because we'd heard it is hardier than most. I got that Zone 8 for
L.thuringiaca from RHS, which does tend to err on the tender side - but 3
zones? You're doing well with it!
We have tried several varieties of Perennial Sweet Pea, Lathyrus latifolius
and none have survived here in Zone 5a, so I've tended to believe the Zone 6
rating. Apparently we've been trying the wrong ones! Will have to look for
those. The other problem I had in identifying that one is that, although
Donna took a great picture, it is just the flower with a little stem and no
description of height or habit, other than the oblique 'weeedy'. That's why
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> > I'm going to agree and disagree on some, though much is a guess:
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> > 4. Could be Lavatera thuringiaca, but that's zone 8 - is it a
> I've actually been growing it successfully here in zone 5b for a couple
> of years. Michigan State University lists it as zone 5 also:
> http://www.msue.msu.edu/imp/modzz/00002297.html
> > 8. Could be a self sowing sweet pea, the vining Lathyrus odoratus (A)
or L.
> > latifolius (P-but usually to Z6). But I think it is probably another
> > Legume, will have to work on it. BTW, Lathyrus vernus, Spring
> > (P) is hardy for you.
> I've also grown Lathyrus latifolius in Chicago as a perennial -- both
> 'Blushing Bride' and 'Red Shades' are doing well and came produce vines
> up to 4' high. Michigan State lists that one has hardy to zone 3:
> http://www.msue.msu.edu/imp/modzz/00002142.html
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Jamgön Mipham's Commentary on the Ninth Chapter of The Way of the BodhisattvaShāntideva's guide to the training of a Bodhisattva is one of the most important and beloved texts in the Tibetan tradition. The ninth chapter, however, dealing with Madhyamaka, the Middle Way, the most profound wisdom view of Mahayana Buddhism, has always posed unique challenges to readers. This commentary by the great scholar Mipham Rinpoche presents in quite straightforward terms Shāntideva's exposition of emptiness, the essential foundation of all Buddhist doctrine,… Read More
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The Hundred Thousand Songs of MilarepaTibetans accord The Hundred Thousand Songs of Milarepa a classic status comparable to that of the Mahabharata and the Bible, and revere its author as probably the best single exemplar of the religious life. Milarepa was an eleventh-century Buddhist poet and saint, a cotton-clad yogi who avoided the scholarly institutions of his time and wandered from village to village, teaching enlightenment and the path to Buddhahood through… Read More
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This is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the village with its winding lanes and paths makes an excellent centre for walking. These lanes offer good vantage points for spectacular ocean view taking in the wide sweep of Morecambe Bay and across the Kent estuary to Grange-over-Sands.
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When people thinking of heart-healthy foods, they rarely mention beets. But beets have important heart health benefits, including helping to support homocysteine and blood pressure. This recipe is a favorite in our house. It combines beets with two other heart-healthy foods, garlic and olive oil, making this recipe a perfect trifecta of ingredients that support your heart.
Tip: You want to choose beets that are smooth and free of blemishes. If they contain leaves that are green and not wilted, that's a sign that the beets are fresh.
A Heart-Healthy Vegetable Recipe: Beets with Garlic
- 6 medium-sized organic beets
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Wash beets, trim off green tops, but do not peel. Boil until tender, about 30-45 minutes. Run cold water over the boiled beets, and when cool enough to handle, slip off the skins. Slice the beets and toss with the olive oil, vinegar, garlic, salt, and pepper.
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Eagle Pointe South Pool Home
Villa with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and swimming pool in Eagle Pointe, Florida
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From £658 per week
Villa to rent in Eagle Pointe, Florida
Villa overview - owner's description
4 Bed Pool Home, With Hot Tub/ Spa/Jacuzzi
High Speed Internet with PC and printer and wireless access for client laptops, Plus fully equiped games room.
Furnished as a luxury executive home, it is surround by a landscaped effect,it is south facing which means the sun is captured for the greatest amount of time. There's nothing like returning from a day at the parks, to enjoy the pool with the last moments of the day's sun. The community is comprised entirely of detached villas. The entire area is immaculate and the overall impression is one of space, beauty and tranquillity.
Hot Tub/Spa, Cable TVs in all bedrooms, New lounge furniture. High Speed Internet
GAMES ROOM !!! Slate Bed 8ft American Pool Table and Table Football(FoosBall) plus other smaller items.
Bedroom and Bathrooms
The whole house is air-conditioned. It can sleep up to ten people in two double rooms, two twin rooms. The master bedroom has a colour TV and VCR with an en-suite bathroom, separate shower, his and her sinks and a large walk-in closet. All other bedrooms have large built-in wardrobes , providing ample space to store your clothes. The unusual feature not seen in many bungalows, is the bedrooms are split two on one side and two on the other. A double and twin bedroom split. This arrangement allows for two families to live on each side of the bungalow and not have to share any of the facilities.
Living Space
The first thing that strikes you when you walk into the villa is how spacious it is. With high vaulted ceilings and a split floor plan, the living area has two three seater settee's, a large TV and VCR is accompanied by a HIFI System. Large Patio doors give access to the pool area. The dining room is separated from the living room by an arched ornate column feature. The pool has a water feature, a calming waterfall effect. Steps lead into the pool with a convenient handrail. The pool area is completely enclosed with a screen to provide protection from Florida's insect population. A sun deck contains sun loungers for those who wish to top up there tans. The patio faces south and therefore in the sun all day long, but a lanai area exists equipped with a table and chairs for people who wish to be out of the suns rays. The sun keeps the pool warm in all but the coldest weeks of winter, additional pool heating is provided for those weeks at a modest additional cost.
This villa has 7 verified reviews.
7 out of 7 people recommend staying here
Comfy and clean property in a great location close to all parks. Pool area perfect for relaxing in the sun. Would definitely recommend to friends and use again in the future.
We visited Florida for the fourth time in October this year - and this was by far the best accommodation we have had to date. The villa was clean, comfortable, tastefully decorated and very spacious. The location was ideal for all the attractions and shops. Our 10 year old son loved the pool, and would have probably stayed there for the full two weeks if we'd allowed him! Although the pool was South facing - in hindsight, we should have requested pool heating for that time of year - it could be quite chilly at times. All in all we would highly recommend the villa - our only disappointment is that it is already booked by someone else for next year's October break!
We found the villa at Eagle Pointe to be very spacious, clean and beautifully furnished with plenty of home comforts. The pool and deck were very clean and were not overlooked . It was only a short drive from both Disney and International Drive.
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Thankyou Terry and Elaine for letting us stay in your villa. The hot tub was brilliant and the villa felt like home. In fact my daughter commented how homely she found it. It was nice to come home from the parks and relax by the pool. The south facing pool did have the sun all day long as stated. We have stayed in villas in and around Indian pointe and Liberty Village but this villa far out shines any of the others. It was close to Walmart and had a good location for all the Parks.
finally, we had a great time and would stay in this villa again.
We had a fab time at this villa and would like to thank Terry & Elaine for letting us rent their villa and also for calling us whilst we were there to check everything was ok. The management company were also very good and responded promptly to our request for the pool heat - we changed our mind on arrival! The villa was very clean and spacious and the pool and spa were fantastic after a long day at the parks. Although this is not a gated community it felt safe and is in an excellent location for getting to the parks and to i drive and to restaurants on the 192.
All in all we had a great holiday and would definately recommend this villa to others it is exactly as described on the owners website. Hope to go back next time we go to Orlando.
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Outside this villa in Eagle Pointe, FloridaThis villa is in the city but in a quiet area. It has a pool, a garage and outside lighting. Car hire is necessary as the renter will need a car to get about for shopping, eating out and the beach; however parking is available if required.
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Updated 22 January 2017
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- 3 November 2018 - 30 June 2019: the minimum stay is 5 nights.
Pool Heating
£100.00 per week, paid with booking
4 bedrooms, Sleeps 8:
- 1 double bed and en suite
- 1 double bed
- 2 single beds
- 2 single beds
There is also 1 cot
1 bathroom, 1 en suite bathroom, 2 Separate WC's
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CD player, Computer, DVD/Blu-ray player, Internet, Radio, Telephone, TV Languages in Local, Satellite / cable
Living area seats 8, Dining area seats 8, Air conditioning, Central heating, Clothes drier, Hair dryer, Iron / board, Towels / linen, Washing machine, Car hire essential
Cooker, Crockery, Cutlery, Dishwasher, Fridge, Freezer, Glassware, Kettle, Microwave, Oven, Pots / pans, Toaster
Garage, Outside lighting, Parking
Snooker / pool table
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Infants, Restricted mobility
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The unusual feature not seen in many bungalows, is the bedrooms are split two on one side and two on the other. A double and twin bedroom split. This arrangement allows for two families to live on each side of the bungalow and not have to share any of the facilities. Hot Tub/Spa/Jacuzzi High Speed Internet PC including wireless access for client owned laptops Games Room 8ft Slate bed pool table and football table, air hockey Nintendo Gamecube games console plus various board games and bikes in the garage.
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Housing and Special Projects Division Andrew Harnden 662-8122
The Housing and Special Projects Division provides oversight on in all County housing-related initiatives and are tasked with finding ways to achieve the goals outlined within the affordable housing plan to address all types of housing needs. The Division develops and implements programs to improve and increase the housing stock in the County to attract and retain more people to live here – including but not limited to students and a workforce for our local businesses. High quality senior housing, entry level and "move-up" housing and short term housing is also in demand. Division staff provide project management oversight on special projects as required by the Community Development Department, such as the A-19 Site Development as well as act as the County liaison to the White Rock Master Plan Implementation Committee.


text: Seller: mercemol (497) 100%, Location: Freiburg, Ships to: Worldwide, Item: 232153064575 Wonderful Loys Lucha Art Deco Chandelier. Please scroll down below to see all pictures! Origin: France. Date: 1920s. Maker: Les verreries de Loÿs Lucha was a small light fixture manufacturer in Paris that existed from the 1920s to 1935. Loys Lucha was specialized in colorful enameled glass (Emaux d'Art), most often with stylized, vibrant flower patterns. The shallow glass bowl-shaped shades were typically suspended by a trio of either silk cords or metal chains from a central ceiling canopy, and had a single bulb suspended above the glass shade. Some Loys Lucha chandeliers have the signature of their maker, in this case here the Initials: LG. Materials: The center bowl is made out of glass, the center is adorned with a hand-painted, enameled hydrangea flower decor. The borders are adorned with a black colored flower and leaves decor which builds a great contrast to the colorful center. The suspension is made out of silk cords, the canopy is made out of brass. Measurements: The total height of the chandelier is 19.7" (50 cm). The glass bowl has a diameter of 14.2" (36 cm) and a height of 3.2" (8 cm). The total weight of the chandelier is approx. 4.4 lbs (2 kg). Condition: The entire chandelier is in very good condition with only light wear to it. The glass bowl is free from damages. The electric is in full working order, but as with all antique wiring it is advisable to have it checked by an electrician before use. This is an authentic Loÿs Lucha chandelier from the french Art deco period. No copy! I will pack the ceiling lamp with professional packing materials - so it will arrive you secure! Please have a look at my other items on ebay: Shipping to Canada and the U.S. are 52 USD. Shipping within Europe (except Germany and Switzerland) are 30 USD. Other countries on request, please. You will find more authentic Art deco objects amongst my other sellings on ebay. Combined shipping is possible! If you have further questions, please don't hesitate to email me. Color: Multi-Color, Maker: Loys Lucha, Material: Glass