Thanks Busybme. I was just thinking the same thing today after doing some remeasuring, that I could fit a 3 light bar fixture in the space I have. Here is a pic of the Duchess 3 light fixture but I turned it upside down for the downlight effect. Only issue I see reversing the light is needing more room above the arched mirror since the lamp shades will be running into the mirror top. I am leaning toward the first mirror too, but I haven't been able to actually see one in person yet to verify the finish color. I would have to order online and hope it will work. Still thinking about the mirror type and finish that would look best. I think the second mirror choice would be "safe" but I am feeling the urge to get a little more dramatic than that! Thanks everyone for the good comments. I have posted this on the decorating board and am getting suggestions there too. Gsciencechick I am going to check out that Moen faucet. I also found a Delta faucet yesterday that looks like it would work too. Only problem I am having is that my current TP holder is the recessed type built into the drywall. I am having a hard time finding one of those in a nice antique bronze type finish. I have seen one in ORB but it looks almost black and I really prefer the more brownish rustic bronze look for the faucet and other bath accessories. I may have to have the drywall patched and just go with a standard TP holder which can be found in more finish choices.

More haha, you've provoked me. Just a little. They're not flippant, they're evasive. I'm not angry at all. Here's what you WON'T find on their website "We are a start-up bioinformatics company. Our goal is to accumulate enough genomic information from unique individuals so that that information can be sold as a product to researchers to provide data and insights useful for numerous types of biomedical research in this new and developing field. In return for your providing your information to us, we will provide an analysis back to you that as of today may only provide limited or perhaps even no useful information. Some of the interpretations we provide could turn out to be incorrect. As genomic understanding and investigations proceed, the information you receive from us could later become more useful. Supplying this information to you is all we owe you, you grant us a perpetual right to use your information and you understand you have no financial interest in any future income producing use we have for it." Take a look at their website, tell me what you find. I've been in town with them, it took time for the real story to get out. As with the Google example I started with at the top. I can tell you about my family member. I have frequent in-depth discussions concerning ongoing work and circumstances encountered internally and externally. Seems like it's been at least monthly (on this topic only) for years. I've visited all research facilities involved and met and spoken with colleagues. Where does all that get me? I know a fair amount for someone who knows nothing. And a lot more than someone with no exposure to the field. I have impressions and insights from perhaps a few handfuls of people. If you're a researcher, I'll immediately defer to you about research. But not about this company's conduct. If you'd had many long discussions with your Vietnam serving relative and others, the same could be said for you on that topic. Nothing more or less.

Just saw this. I agree with Woodnative. Some hahnii grown very well in a green house will attain more size than typical hahhii but if over 6 inches it may well be futura which will grow up to 15 inches. And yes that does look like Moonshine. Unlike Woodnative, I love the taller growing futura class due to them (for me at least) are much more tougher. It grows well for me while I have lost many hahnii over the years but not a single futura. Many of my sans seems to bloom in December and January when I bring them in. May have some thing said above about shocking them. I don't own a Jade Hahnii but I do have a Jade Marginated Hahnii which I love. And regular hahnii. And Moonshine.

Re: armoured “ I like the suggestion of geothermal but that's a question of whether it makes sense in terms of heating load and up-front cost and lots of other specific technical factors.” This is a ‘Residential’ HVAC forum. People here mostly think in terms of forced air or mini splits. ‘Water’ is only for in-floor radiant or hot water radiators. Water is not often thought of as a solution for renovations or new construction. “Think Water” as a solution for any situation where most every other solution becomes impractical for heating and cooling. Why? Because water as a heat transfer medium is almost 3500 times as efficient as air when both undergo the same temperature change. Put another way, a 3/4inch tube moving water is equivalent to a 20inch by 12inch rectangular duct or an 18inch round duct! So what’s easier to install, large ducts where none exist or ~2inch holes for insulated pipes to run water? What’s more efficient, 1-HP blower motors or small, fractional HP (Horse Power) water circulators? A Gas furnace at 97% efficiency (if you're lucky) , or a really inefficient geothermal heat pump at 350% efficiency? There’s a water solution for almost every situation where forced air becomes impractical. "Think Water"! IMPO SR