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9 December 2013
Philips launches latest in indoor and outdoor lighting style
Philips Lighting announces the launch of two unique advances in home lighting style and technology with the Vibrant Creativity indoor range and the Ledino outdoor range, which can enable people to transform their homes, inside and out, through innovative lighting.
David Procter of Philips Lighting New Zealand said, Home ownership is very important to New Zealanders and we take pride in personalising our homes and outdoor living areas.
With summer approaching, we thought combining the New Zealand launch of the unique Vibrant Creativity indoor range with our exciting Ledino outdoor range would tick two boxes for a lot of people looking for an easy way to enhance the aesthetics and liveability of their homes.
The Vibrant Creativity range is an exciting fusion of the latest innovative lighting technology and cutting-edge design that has produced a unique array of new options for creatively lighting home interiors.
Philips Product Design Director Unmesh Kulkarni said, Lighting plays a vital role in interior design because it creates perception of space, colour and dimension. It also creates ambiance that can suit a mood.
Lights in this collection are made using unconventional materials, in interesting shapes, and vibrant colours. They are designed to enable users to express their own creativity colours within lights can be adjusted, and different coloured light fittings can be mixed and matched to suit and set the mood in a space.
There are two aesthetic trends that the Vibrant Creativity range responds to. One is about colour gradations with the other being the interplay of colours and textures from inside and outside. Its ideal for people who want to create a centre of attraction within the home, said Mr Kulkarni.
The Philips Slices lights are an example of this. Soft curves, symmetrical form, and three subtle tonal bands of colour mean that even when theyre switched off they create a stylish home dcor centrepiece. When switched on, the tonal bands are enriched by the light within creating a warm outward glow that casts interesting patterns against walls and complements the clean, bright light shining down from the centre.
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LED Grow Lighting USA is a recently-launched website dedicated to providing useful information and resources related to one of the latest trends in "sunless" agriculture. The website launched in Fall 2013 and has been growing steadily since then.
Recently, the site has made major expansions to its content and social media presence in an effort to raise awareness about the benefits of growing plants using artificial sunlight. While there are several different technologies for reproducing the light frequencies needed to sustain life, LED Grow Lighting USA specifically emphasizes the low-energy, high-output LED (light emitting diode) technology that has emerged as a growing trend over the past several years.
In addition to educational overviews and links to other relevant resources available online, LED Grow Lighting USA also connects its readers with deals on shopping websites such as Amazon.com and specific grow light manufacturers and distributors.
A LED Grow Lighting USA representative wrote, "Our goal is to be a leading contributor to the online discussion of LED grow lights and best practices for hydroponics, aeroponics, and other innovative gardening practices. We believe that LEDs represent a significant step forward in humanity's ability to recreate natural conditions needed for growing plants, which can be put to use in a wide variety of awesome applications. This technology could wind up in a colony on Mars, it could be used for mass-producing crops in regions where they wouldn't normally grow, and it could empower people - no matter where they live - to grow and cultivate their own crops."
The recently-added content reinforces the website's goal of becoming the informational hub for LED grow lights online. The website can be viewed at http://LEDgrowlights.us.
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The new CX Dimming Option Card provides 0-10V full range dimming allowing users to control their environments while increasing energy savings. The CX Dimming Option Card offers a low cost solution for lighting control challenges including stringent energy codes, demand response requirements and LEED qualifications.
The CX Dimming Option Card can be used in a variety of applications and provides 0-10V output terminals for connection to industry standard fluorescent electronic dimming ballasts as well as LED electronic dimming drivers. In addition to manual raise lower switches, the 8 dimming channels can be configured to work in concert with photocells, occupancy sensors and schedules. The product comes with a five-year warranty.
For additional information on Hubbell Building Automations CX Dimming Option Card, please visit http://www.hubbell-automation.com.
About Hubbell Lighting Hubbell Lighting is one of the largest lighting fixture manufacturers in North America. The company provides a full range of indoor and outdoor lighting products serving the commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential markets. Hubbell Lighting brands include Alera Lighting, Architectural Area Lighting, Beacon Products, Columbia Lighting, Compass Products, Devine Lighting, Dual-Lite, HomeStyle Lighting, Hubbell Building Automation, Hubbell Industrial Lighting, Hubbell Outdoor Lighting, Kim Lighting, Kurt Versen, Prescolite, Progress Lighting, Security Lighting, Spaulding Lighting, Sportsliter Solutions, Sterner Lighting Systems, Thomasville Lighting, and Whiteway. Hubbell Lighting: one name, distinctive brands, limitless lighting possibilities. For additional information, please visit http://www.hubbelllighting.com and follow Hubbell Lighting on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook.
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"They took the doors off and just refaced everything," says Evon Griffin. And she was pleased with the work.
So satisfied the first time she hired Fagan Cabinetry and Cabinet Refacing of Aiken that she approached the company again in 2011 for another remodeling job.
"He said $925 down to get started. So I said we're not in a big hurry because we were having other work done," says Griffin.
Earlier that year, Rob Fagan took over the business from his dad. But Griffin says it was not like father like son. Two years later, she is still waiting for the project to get started.
"He told me he was on a job. I told him well listen I'm a paying customer too," says Griffin. She says the owner finally showed up last month and made a decision. "It would be better if he just refund my money," says Griffin.
She says that is what Rob Fagan agreed to do.
We spoke with Fagan at the time. He told us, "She (Evon) kind of got pushed to the bottom of the pile...the economy just killed me this year...I've got to regroup and stomp out fires," says Fagan.
He also told us that he was not sure if he would stay in business.
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12 OYS: Cabinet contractor accused of failing to do work; no refund
If you are in the market for a new home, you have probably noticed that almost all the houses in your local listings are anything but new.
According to a recent survey from research firm RealtyTrac, 71 percent of U.S. single-family homes were built before 1990. In some states, particularly in the Northeast, pre-1990 houses make up 80 percent of recent sales.
Furthermore, builders have focused on multifamily homes, and individual buyers have not had access to all the new single-family houses coming to market.
"Wall Street-backed money has scooped up newer homes to use as rental properties," said Daren Blomquist, vice president of RealtyTrac. "That's pushed the already-low new-home inventory down to record levels."
Sara Winter and her husband had to scratch a new home off their list when they searched for their first house in the New Jersey suburbs last year.
Still, the couple found it an easy tradeoff. "In the areas we were looking, it's either very old or brand new, and the new would cost hundreds of thousands more," says Winter, who in June moved into a Scotch Plains, New Jersey, house built in 1953. "We were willing to do some updating, and older homes have charm."
According to RealtyTrac, the average pre-1990 home recently sold for 9 percent less than a newer one in the same market. In areas like Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Detroit, where there are big supplies of older homes, the differences were even more marked: These houses cost less than half what newer ones fetch.
The age of the home and its location factor into its price, too. Pre-1940 houses tend to be ample in size and often have features buyers associate with old-world charm, such as sweeping staircases, exposed brick and crown molding. Particularly in gentrified areas of large cities such as Boston and Houston, homes built in the early 1900s often command a premium to more contemporary ones, notes Kolko.
By contrast, postwar-era homes tend to have cookie-cutter designs and features that have gone out of fashion. And the average house built in the 1940s lacks closet space and is nearly 50 percent smaller than today's typical new home.
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