Randy from www.UniqueVanities.com demonstrates how to properly choose the best sized bathroom mirror to go over your bathroom vanity. This is a ...

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Kenall Manufacturing is launching several new additions to its MedMaster healthcare Series, including two new mirror fixtures ideal for patient bathrooms: the MedMaster Vanity Mirror and the 5” Millenium Stretch™ Vanity. Kenall’s 5” Millenium Stretch™ Vanity luminaire, designed as a wall mount fixture to illuminate the vanity area, provides the style and durability necessary for confined applications such as healthcare patient rooms, bathrooms, rehabilitation... Ideal for patient bathrooms, dressing areas, or public restrooms, this low profile surface mounted mirror is available with dimmable or T5 lamping options and offers a convenient, continuous hinge for ease of maintenance and access to the... Featuring a sleek, low-profile design and architectural end caps, the Millenium Stretch Vanity is as aesthetically appealing as it is functional. The Vanity Mirror features a 45° beveled frame with integrated lamps behind sealed lenses for infection control and ease of cleaning.

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The video projection is accompanied by an audio sound track of ocean waves crashing on the shoreline with a video of a lone surfer paddling out against the waves moving slowly up and down (Source: Digital Signage Universe ). The end result is... Hollister Co. , a brand that’s meant to conjure feelings of ocean, surf, and sun, utilizes an audio and visual projection system to display a live video feed from Huntington Beach in Southern California across its NYC flagship location storefront. My research suggests the displays are Clarity Matrix manufactured by Planar, although neither Hollister nor Planar will confirm. Perhaps still art, the Hollister installation replaces the ordinary typology of glass storefront with a transcending digital canvas....

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He was wiped out during our 5:40am drive to practice but when I picked him up after the after-school practice thirteen hours later he was all smiles and the most relaxed I’d seen him in weeks. Knowing that he had to be up at 5:15am the next morning for a 6am high school baseball practice I went downstairs to see if he’d fallen asleep with the lights on. What I found was a visibly stressed out 15-year-old lying on his bed. During Lent a few weeks ago I came home around 10pm and saw that the light was still on in my oldest son’s basement bedroom. After making some small talk I convinced him to come outside with me to go for a walk to clear his head so we could talk about whatever it was that was upsetting him. It was a nice evening, requiring only our hooded pullovers, and we walked a few blocks in silence to our neighborhood park where we found a bench to sit down....

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