non polished surface 84 the bumps 82 as well as the textured surface 84 may be formed at the time of manufacture of the concave surface 80 by application of a textured die or the like which forms the bumps by directing the surface 80 inwardly toward the light source as is illustrated at 86 and 88 of fig6 obviously the dies may have a textured surface to form the texture 84 on the bumps 82 the utilization of the bumps 82 which are randomly disposed about the surface 80 is to prevent the light which emanates from a halogen light source 90 from forming a particular pattern upon a surface such as the ceiling which is disposed adjacent the opening of the pan 76 as is illustrated the surface 80 is supported by a planar lip 92 which includes a downwardly turned wall 94 which in turn is affixed to the inner surface of the pan 76 in any manner desired as will be readily recognized by those skilled in the art the lip 92 includes means for receiving the halogen light source 90 and also for supporting a protective shield 96 which is utilized to preclude portions of the halogen light 90 from being disbursed into the surrounding area should the halogen light explode which has been known to occur although the stand alone lamp including the general area lighting means as well as the task lighting means is illustrated particularly in fig1 as.