Jo Saltz ‘House Beautiful’ Magazine January/February 2019 Editor’s Letter | Floor Lamp E27

For instance, a single 10-watt LED that puts out 800 lumens of light (lumens are units of brightness for a light source — more on that in just a bit) will add about $1.20 per year to your power bill if used for 3 hours a day at an average energy rate of 11 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh). Under those same parameters, a traditional 60-watt incandescent bulb that puts out the same 800 lumens will cost about $7.20 per year. That’s more than the cost of replacing it with a basic LED like the one described above. Multiply that by the total number of bulbs in your home, and you’re looking at the potential for some pretty significant long-term savings, especially if you live in area with above-average energy rates.

Moreover, an LED bulb’s lifespan is practically infinite. Manufacturers typically estimate a bulb’s lifespan based on three hours of use per day. By that measurement, an LED bulb will be as good as new for at least a decade, manufacturers say. Under the same conditions, an old-fashioned lightbulb may work for only about a year before burning out.

Living room: Side table—Century Furniture; centuryfurniture.com. Chandelier—Solária Lighting; solarialighting.com. Sofas and chairs—Arhaus; arhaus.com.

Residents: Brian and Angela Fisher, and their children, Reese, 12; Libby Grace, 10; and Blythe, 8; and their pets, Coach, a chocolate labrador retrieve;, and calico cats Mamacita and Snowbell. Brian is a commercial banker, and Angela is a health communications specialist/partnership coordinator at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

[fvollmer] acquired such a lamp, and while he appreciated its design and general concept, he wasn’t happy that it communicates with external servers. So he did the only reasonable thing and wrote his own firmware that resembles the original functionality, but leaves out the WiFi part. After all, the ESP8266 has still a lot to offer in its core essence: a full-blown 32-bit microcontroller with support for the most common, hobbyist-friendly SDKs.

Gold said he wasn’t feeling pushed out of Old City, like business owners in other parts of Philadelphia. He knows he will miss the "excitement" of Second Street, which features a clay studio pop-up across the street and a United by Blue, an outdoor fashion brand, nearby. His largely computer-free business couldn’t exist much longer.

Serious conversation: It may not be one of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Library’s most entertaining events, but because suicide has sadly become more common within society, it is a needed event.

In 2013, Marsh was named VP, e-commerce, a role in which she manages all facets of Johnston & Murphy’s online site, including digital marketing, direct mail, consumer analytics and enhancements to the website. She also is responsible for mobile.

Sound quality improved when I removed the lamp shade from the second test lamp. As you might expect, the echo all but disappeared. But this is a light bulb, one that’s designed to be installed in a floor or table lamp, the vast majority of which have some sort of cover. You should also be aware that the Pulse Solo cannot be used in a fully enclosed fixture, but that’s to be expected considering it’s also a speaker.

“Plenty of customers will come in and say, ‘Oh, I remember when you were this tall!’ ” he said, laughing.

Since joining Target in 2014, Argyilan has been transforming all paid, owned, earned and shared media channels, focused on strategy, events and measurement. She has also been tasked with creating a new level of customer engagement — one the puts the customer in control.

We drew pictures in the sand. I remembered, in the silence, fragments of what Tova had been telling me on the way to the sea. In the concentration camp, there was a German officer. Tova was a girl of fifteen. This officer was thin and swarthy, and he had sad eyes. In his room, there was a looted Polish piano. He let her play it. He used to listen and weep with emotion, then he would take off his black leather belt and order her to flog him; contemptible creatures such as he was deserved no pity. She had to flog him with all her strength, and if she didn’t flog hard enough he would burn her skin with his cigarette: “Look here, on the arm, on the neck, in other places that you’re not going to see.” He was an unhappy man. He had a big Alsatian called Heine, and this dog hated Jews; it could sniff them out anywhere and bite them.