People have long desired to be able to adjust the level of illumination of a light fixture so as to accommodate various lighting needs. For example, reading might require one level of illumination whereas background lighting might dictate a different level of illumination. To accommodate these differing lighting needs, various lighting arrangements have been developed which permit the level of illumination of the light fixture to be varied. It is believed that such existing lighting arrangements all rely solely on the use of dimmer switches to brighten or dim the intensity of the fixture's one or more light bulbs so as to adjust the level of illumination of the light fixture.