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Pan Fried Halibut with Dijon Vinaigrette
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Pear & Walnut Coffe Cake
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Ham & Cheese Casserole
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Chocolate Amaretto Cake
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Orange Muffins
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Garlic Shrimp Saute
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Macaroon Sandwiches
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Lemon Blackberry Pound Cake
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Initially I was testing the StateChangeDetection sketch, which worked. Then I swapped the LED for base of a TIP102 transistor which was hooked up to a solenoid and rectifier. It didn't work so I put it back with the LED and it didn't work. Then I connected it to my computer with everything disconnected and it wouldn't recognize. It recognizes my second arduino on COM4, but when I plug in the broken one COM4 dissapears and only COM3 is available, but it gives the error of not being able to locate device.Also, This is a bit weird, but I've connected the TIP102 in series with the solenoid. But even without power to the base, its allowing electricity to flow. The solenoid is a 12-24V SMC pneumatic sol.Thanks for the help!
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Shabbat was particularly bad, as GRAD rockets were fired at Ashdod, Asheklon,http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif Gan Yavneh, Beer Sheva...some direct hits took place as well. As of this morning, over 24 rockets have been launched at Israel from Gaza since Shabbat morning.
Ashkelon resident Moshe Ami, 56, died Saturday after sustaining serious shrapnel wounds by a rocket fired at Ashkelon as part of a relentless attack from Gaza. Another victim was lightly injured. Both were taken to the Barzilai Medical Center. (ynet)The following picture (with rainbow in background) was taken this morning; you the vapor trail of an Iron Dome anti-missile rocket having successfully shot down a Gazan GRAD rocket this morning next to Ashdod. Photo Credit: Rotter
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Orange blossom honey is a staple behind the bar of San Francisco's Beretta and is put to perfect use in this luscious and effervescent cocktail.
1 1/2 oz. añejo rum
3/4 oz. fresh lime juice
1 oz. honey syrup (1:1)
1 oz. prosecco, chilled
Tools: shaker, strainer, eyedropper
Glass: coupe
Garnish: eyedropper of Angostura bitters, mint leaf
Combine the rum, lime juice, syrup and ice in shaker. Shake vigorously. Strain into a chilled glass and top with prosecco. Garnish by dragging mint leaf through bitters to create an attractive design, then laying mint leaf on top.
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2013 Outdoor Track: Named to the NEC All-Rookie team...Tallied a career-best toss of 41.33m in the discus at the NEC Championships, placing fourth overall...In the shot put at the NECs, Terry threw for a career-best 11.83m, finishing 13th overall...Registered her career-best distance of 42.56m in the hammer throw at the Monmouth Season Opener on March 29...Best finish came at the AIC Yellow Jacket Invitational where she placed second overall of 29 in the discus throw, registering a distance of 38.43.
2013 Indoor Track: Registered a distance of 11.01 meters in the shot put at the Northeast Conference Championships, finishing 19th as a freshman...Qualified for the New England Championships where she posted a distance of 13.63 meters in the weight throw...Tossed a career-high 14.70 meters in the weight throw at the URI Coaches Tribute Invitational, earning seventh place out of 27 throwers.
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Ever since Diane Kruger wowed the Cannes Film Festival crowd last week in her mint green Giambattista Valli gown, the world has been hooked on sugary-sweet sorbet hues. From Versace to Louis Vuitton and Philip Lim to Elie Saab, some of Luxemi's favorite designers are hitting a refreshing note with sorbet-inspired color palates. Here's how to add Indian flavor to this luscious look!
Our first glimpse of sorbet-inspired looks was this summer 2012 ad campaign from Louis Vuitton. We're loving how the designer went super literal, with models wearing lemon yellows, mint greens and strawberry pinks while kicking their feet up in an old-school ice cream parlor.
And then there's the Elie Saab collection, which features the designer's signature gorgeous dresses in hues spanning from bubblegum pink to pale blueberry to lemon yellow. Our favorites are the gowns that mix cross-hatching with floral motifs to create a collage of textures — it's a style that makes these sorbet hues even more delicious to the eyes.
We all know that the saree and salwar silhouettes are the perfect blank canvas for any color under the sun, but for summer 2012, there's no Indian style note more essential than the sorbet colored saree or salwar. For a softer look, we're loving this whimsical Peach Anarkali with Zari and Gota Work (which makes us want to run to the closest gelato shop) and this refreshing yellow Crystal and Thread Embellished Saree (which has us dreaming of lemon sorbet).
Mint is definitely the hottest sorbet color of the summer and looks gorgeous on any skin tone! Luxemi's Tonal Anarkali with Floral Gota Work is the best of both worlds: It has that sweet sorbet vibe we've been craving and the flower prints that are trending right now. With intricate gold gota floral work and soft ombré dying, this look hits the perfect balance between ornate and airy.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-- The Harvard men's tennis team closed out the 2010 season with a 6-1 win over Dartmouth, Wednesday afternoon at the Beren Tennis Center. The Crimson improves to 14-10 on the year and 5-2 in the Ivy League. The Big Green falls to 11-10 overall and 2-5 in the conference.
Harvard gained a 1-0 lead after picking up two doubles wins. Alexei Chijoff-Evans and Joshua Tchan claimed an 8-5 victory at the No. 2 spot. Will McNamee and Andy Nguyen teamed up at the No. 3 slot, prevailing 9-7 to clinch the doubles point.
The Crimson nearly swept the singles matches, winning five of the six points. Chijoff-Evans posted a 6-2, 6-4 win at the top singles position. Tchan picked up a 6-4, 6-3 at the No. 2 singles slot. Aba Omodele-Lucien pulled out his second straight singles win in as many matches, winning 7-5, 7-5 at the third singles match. Christo Schultz cruised to a 6-3, 6-3 victory at the No. 4 singles position. Mac McAnulty rounded out the scoring for Harvard, claiming a 6-4, 7-6 victory at the sixth singles spot.
· Dave Fish '72, the Scott Mead '77 Family Head Coach for Harvard Men's Tennis, has guided the team to 551 victories in his 34 years at the helm.
· Wednesday, April 21 was head coach Fish's birthday. The team celebrated with singing and cupcakes.
1 Freeman/Laser (Dart) def. Omodele-Lucien/Schultz (Harv) 8-5
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3 Omodele-Lucien (Harv) def. Greif (Dart) 7-5, 7-5
4 Schultz (Harv) def. Roby (Dart) 6-3, 6-3
5 Ho (Dart) def. Nguyen (Harv) 6-3, 6-4
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>Hepatitis B -- formerly called serum hepatitis, it is the most common form of hepatitis, with 300 million carriers in the world and an estimated 1.2 million carriers in the United States.
>Hepatitis C -- formerly called non-A, non-B hepatitis. More than 3.9 million Americans are carriers of the virus.
>Hepatitis D -- formerly called delta hepatitis, is found mainly in intravenous drug users who are carriers of the hepatitis B virus, which is necessary for the hepatitis D virus to spread.
>Hepatitis E -- formerly called enteric or epidemic non-A, non-B hepatitis, its symptoms resemble those of hepatitis A. It is caused by a virus commonly found in the Indian Ocean area, Africa and in underdeveloped countries.
>Little is known of the three and possibly five other viruses identified recently. Other viruses, especially members of the herpes virus family, including the cold sore virus, chicken pox virus, infectious mononucleosis virus (EBV) and others can affect the liver.
>Non-viral forms of hepatitis can be caused by drugs or chemicals, such as alcohol, or autoimmune processes. Alcoholic hepatitis is slow in onset but often fatal and cannot be reversed except by transplantation. Some parasites and bacteria can also cause hepatitis as a secondary effect.
>About 26,000 Americans die each year from chronic liver diseases and cirrhosis. Deaths from liver and gallbladder diseases in 1993 reached 51,532, making hepatitis the seventh leading disease that causes death. It is estimated that approximately 75 to 80 percent of cirrhosis cases could be prevented by eliminating alcohol abuse.
>In 1994, an estimated 33,200 people were infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV). There are an estimated 3.9 million people chronically infected with hepatitis C, and about 12,000 die from it each year. The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) estimate that annual deaths from hepatitis C will increase to 38,000 by 2010. Hepatitis B is responsible for 5,000 deaths annually: 3,000 to 4,000 from cirrhosis, 1,000 to 1,500 from primary liver cancer and 350 to 450 from fulminant, or severe, hepatitis.
>Fitness and Diving: These diseases are serious and have variable infectivity. The fecal-oral or water-borne route can spread only hepatitis A and E. The oral route may transmit hepatitis B: the virus may be excreted in saliva. The most common symptoms are fatigue, mild fever, muscle or joint aches, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, vague abdominal pain and sometimes diarrhea. Many cases go undiagnosed because the symptoms suggest a flu-like illness or may be very mild or absent. As a result, individuals with acute or chronic active hepatitis should not dive.
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In Light of State Budget Mess, School Board Says 'Prepare for the Worst
With the Berkeley Unified School District facing nearly $9 million in cuts over the next two years from California's worsening economic crisis, the Berkeley Board of Education cautioned the public last week that the time has come "to prepare for the worst."
Speaking at the school board meeting last Wednesday, district superintendent Bill Huyett, who completed his first year with the district on Feb. 4, stressed that if things continued the same way, teacher layoffs would be unavoidable this year.
However, Huyett also acknowledged that Berkeley Unified was in much better shape than some of its neighboring school districts, which have stopped construction mid-way or increased class sizes.
Budget updates provided earlier this week by Jack O'Connell, the state schools chief, and Sheila Jordan, Alameda County superintendent of schools, projected a grim picture for school districts statewide, with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger proposing nearly $10 billion in mid-year reductions and cuts for 2009-10.
In a presentation outlining the governor's proposed budget for the new school year, Javetta Cleveland, Berkeley deputy superintendent, informed the board that a 0.68 percent cost of living increase had been eliminated.
The proposed budget also adds a deficit of 9.7 percent for 2008-09 and brings the overall reduction to Prop. 98—a voter-approved statute that establishes a minimum level of funding for California schools—for 2008-09 to $6.3 billion.
The governor's proposal includes an unfunded cost of living increase of about 5 percent and proposes some amount of flexibility to help school districts address the loss of funding, including reducing required reserves for economic uncertainty, reducing the Routine Restricted Maintenance reserve from 3 percent to 1 percent and using prior-year restricted fund reserves, with certain limitations.
Cleveland said that these proposals had not been finalized.
"The governor's proposal has many flexibility opportunities, however, caution should be used in adding back expenditures before the state budget is adopted," she said.
A list of guidelines provided by the Alameda County Office of Education to help school districts prepare their budget advises them against reducing the reserve for economic uncertainties by half because they would have to be restored in the fiscal year 2010-11.
Instead, county administrators have asked districts to adopt a more conservative approach and try to build their budgets without flexibility.
For the district, the net result of losing the cost of living increase and the deficit factor would mean a $2.6 million reduction for 2008-09. In the next fiscal year, it would mean a loss of $3.8 million.
"We will be reducing our revenue and we have to balance our budget according to those reductions," Cleveland said.
As for coping with increased costs and additional loss of revenue in the current school year, the district would have to cover increased contribution to special education and food services, unrealized indirect cost revenue and projected loss in lottery revenue estimated to be $720,000.
It would also have to cover other costs—including health benefits—in 2009-10, estimated to be $1.8 million.
Although state law mandates that a balanced budget must be adopted by the district before June 30, 2009, Cleveland said that it was unlikely that the state budget would be approved by then.
The district is required to make adjustments to its budget within 45 days of when the state budget is adopted.
"It's huge what we have to prepare for today," Hywett said. "Maybe it will improve later but right now it's pretty bad."
Board President Nancy Riddle and board member Beatriz Leyva-Cutler warned the Berkeley Unified community to get ready for the worst.
Huyett said that the approximately $4 million set aside for Berkeley Unified under President Barack Obama's proposed stimulus package would do nothing to eliminate the district's budget problems, since out of the total money, $1.2 million was earmarked for construction, leaving the district with $3 million to address special education and other needs.
At his annual State of Education address Tuesday, O'Connell called for school-funding reform, saying, "Beyond the immediate crisis and even more alarming to me is the long-term future of our common education system—if we continue down the road we are on, our public schools and our state itself face certain, perhaps irreparable, damage."
He announced that in an effort to cut costs, he had ordered the state Department of Education to immediately suspend all non-mandated on-site district monitoring visits and to use the time and resources saved to conduct a "top-to-bottom review of the compliance monitoring system."
O'Connell also suspended the California School Technology Survey, which he said would save teachers and administrators many hours of work, adding that he had directed his staff to make some data elements optional for the first year of reporting under the state's new longitudinal data system known as CALPADS, to help alleviate the burden on school districts during "these days of fiscal crisis."


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GOP threatens to block adjournment to keep the chamber in session beyond next week !
House Republican leaders are threatening to attempt to keep the chamber in session beyond next week if they do not get a vote on the energy package they introduced last week.
In a memo circulated to the GOP caucus, House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) implored his members to vote against adjournment for the August recess if the minority cannot secure a vote on offshore drilling or their all of the above energy plan.
Since June, Democrats have used the suspension calendar to attempt to move their own energy bills, but have not been able to win enough Republican votes...snip
Republicans have accused Democrats of employing the tactic to avoid a GOP-desired vote on increased domestic exploration and drilling. Democrats counter that they are holding suspension votes in response to veto threats from the White House. Bills that clear the House on the suspension calendar would have veto-proof majorities.
Amid the procedural fights, the House has been unable to move any legislation aimed at driving down the price of gas.
For months, the Democratic leadership has defied the will of the American people and a bipartisan majority in the House by refusing to allow a vote on real energy reform, Boehner wrote. Im tired of it. Youre tired of it. And the American people are tired of it.
If the Democratic majority refuses to allow a vote next week on the American Energy Act, a vote for the adjournment resolution will be a vote against the American people and a vote against American energy independence, he continued. The House should not adjourn for the August District Work Period until a vote has taken place on the energy reforms the American people want.
Democratic aides said Republicans are just scrambling for pre-recess cover.
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Quick Jabs: Manny Pacquiao in no rush to fight, Glazkov-Scott card could be unwatchable, more
Despite rumors, Manny Pacquiao probably will not be fighting in April. (AP)
• Speculation has been rampant in the boxing industry that Manny Pacquiao could return to the ring in April, possibly in a fight in Singapore, Macau or Abu Dhabi. Yet I'm told that there is no sense of urgency to rush Pacquiao back into the ring.
Pacquiao's trainer, Freddie Roach, told SI.com recently that he prefers that Pacquiao -- who was brutally knocked out by Juan Manuel Marquez last month -- stay out of the ring until September. Pacquiao's promoter, Top Rank, isn't pushing to make the fight, partly because getting a $10-million site fee secured in the next two months would not be easy, and partly because Top Rank, like Roach, doesn't see any need to rush back in the ring, not with another $30 million payday coming Pacquiao's way in a potential fifth fight with Marquez. Most of the talk of a comeback fight is coming from Pacquiao's business advisor, Michael Koncz, who will need the full support of Top Rank to make the fight happen. And right now, he doesn't have it.
• Last week, Main Events announced that heavyweight prospect Vyacheslav "Czar" Glazkov would headline an NBC Sports Network Fight Night show against undefeated Malik Scott on February 23. Now there has been some backlash to the choice of Scott. Despite good size (6-foot-3) and an unblemished record, Scott is rarely, if ever, in an entertaining fight, preferring to jab his way to lopsided wins on the outside against inferior opposition. It's how his career has gone and, at 32, it's likely how his career is going to be.
Certainly Scott wasn't the promoters' first choice. Main Events thought it had a deal with heavy-handed heavyweight Magomed Abdusalamov before he backed out. They it turned to Joe Hanks, Jason Estrada, Travis Kauffman, David Rodriguez, Justin Jones and Franklin Lawrence. Each turned the offer down.
There is plenty of upside for Glazkov (14-0). Beating Scott (35-0) would be a nice feather in his cap. The fear though is that Scott, as he has done his whole career, will use his length, box on the outside and win a boring, unwatchable decision. And for Main Events, which has made Fight Night a success largely by putting together exciting fights, that would be a disaster.
• Shane Mosley, whose skills have deteriorated significantly in recent years and who retired following a lopsided decision defeat to Saul Alvarez last May, is coming out of retirement to challenge welterweight titleholder Paulie Malignaggi at the Barclays Center in April. Putting aside that Mosley, 41, whose declining motor skills have been noticeable to reporters who have interviewed him the last few years, has reached the point where just fighting is especially dangerous, there is almost no way that can be an entertaining fight.
• British promoter Frank Warren announced a terrific card to be held March 16 at Wembley Stadium in London. Headlining will be lightweight titleholder Ricky Burns, who will attempt to unify the 135-pound titles against fellow titleholder Miguel Vazquez. In addition, light heavyweight champion Nathan Cleverly will defend his belt against mandatory challenger Robin Krasniqi, super middleweight prospect George Groves will face Mouhamed Ali Ndiaye, and Dereck Chisora, who has not fought since being knocked out by David Haye last summer, will face an undetermined opponent.
Chisora's participation in the show is contingent on him being relicensed by the British Boxing Board of Control, which suspended Chisora's license indefinitely after he provoked an ugly brawl with Haye last year.
The card will be televised in the U.S. on Epix and EpixHD.com.
• Heavyweight contender Tomasz Adamek will likely have to deal with charges stemming from an arrest for driving under the influence in upstate New York last week, but physically Adamek emerged from the three-car wreck unscathed. Adamek reportedly crashed his car into a parked vehicle, which was pushed into another parked car, while driving late Saturday night near Lake Placid, N.Y.
Adamek is hoping to face Kubrat Pulev later this year in a fight that will determine the next mandatory challenger for Wladimir Klitschko.
"Fortunately, he's fine," said Adamek's promoter, Kathy Duva, in an email. "This will not affect his next fight."
• Undefeated heavyweight Denis Boytsov, who is recovering from elbow surgery, has resumed training again. I'll care when the oft-injured Boytsov starts fighting again.
• Lightweight Adrien Broner's impressive stoppage of Antonio DeMarco last November has many clamoring to see him in more big fights, including some at junior welterweight, one of the deepest divisions in boxing. However Broner, 23, has no plans to move up in weight anytime soon.
"That's what everybody wants you to do," Broner said. "They have just seen me dominate and put on a great performance... but I just moved up to this weight [135 pounds]. I still make the weight [by] eating steak and potatoes every night at training camp. I make the weight comfortably, so I'm going to stay here for a lot of good fights that I still can have at 135-pounds. So, I'm going to flush out this lightweight division and then we can go up to the light welterweight and crush their dreams. We're going to stay here for a while."
• An interesting fight under discussion for the spring: Steve Cunningham, the former cruiserweight titleholder coming off a controversial loss to Tomasz Adamek last month, against Tyson Fury, the big (6-foot-8) heavyweight prospect who has been looking for name opponents.
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My dealer "fixed" my left hand signal flasher several weeks ago. Now ... my windshield will not power up or down unless I hit the button on the dash that opens the GPS mount ... to add insult to injury ... when I do just that ... I can only power the windshield down.
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True ... all of the bs is covered under warranty but ... it is an inconvenience to say the least.
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Billie Piper and Laurence Fox have reveled the name of their second son, who made his entrance just a week ago.
The new arrival is called Eugene Pip - Lewis actor Laurence posted on his Twitter account.
He also gave a sneak peek of his new son, posting adorable pictures of the one-week-old's feet and hands.
Just like their first son Winston – who is now three – the couple picked a traditional first name.
There has been speculation his middle name is a tribute to the character Pip from Charles Dickens' classic Great Expectations.
Following Eugene's birth last Thursday, Laurence tweeted: "One born every minute. We had our minute today. Couldn't be happier. Beautiful boy. Everything fine."
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A tourist's snapshot of a New York City police officer giving new boots to a barefoot homeless man in Times Square has created an online sensation.
Jennifer Foster, of Florence, Ariz., was visiting New York with her boyfriend on Nov. 14, when she came across the shoeless man asking for change in Times Square.
As she was about to approach him, she said the officer — identified as Larry DePrimo — came up to the man with a pair of all-weather boots and thermal socks on the frigid night. She recorded his generosity on her cellphone.
DePrimo, speaking to reporters on Thursday, remembered the night clearly, that even with two pairs of socks on, his feet were freezing.
The homeless man "didn't even have a pair of socks on and I could only imagine how cold that pavement was," the 25-year-old said, clutching a box containing cufflinks given to him by Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly.
Foster's photo was posted Tuesday night to the NYPD's official Facebook page and became an instant hit. More than 420,000 users "liked" it as of Thursday evening, and more than 140,000 shared it.
The photo shows the officer kneeling beside the man with the boots at his feet. A shoe store is seen in the background.
"I have these size 12 boots for you, they are all-weather. Let's put them on and take care of you," Foster quoted DePrimo as saying to the man.
She wrote: "The officer squatted down on the ground and proceeded to put socks and the new boots on this man. The officer expected NOTHING in return and did not know I was watching."
DePrimo said buying the boots "was something I had to do." He tried to persuade the man to get something to eat, but he declined and left.
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Sega's released info on when you'll be able to play their 3DS games, with Shinobi leading the charge on November. The company's sneaker-wearing icon follows up with Sonic Generations, which will be out November 22 in North America and on November 25th in Europe.
Then, early next year, you'll be able to play Crush 3D, when the puzzle platformer—re-designed from its original PSP iteration — releases on 1/10 for North America and 1/13 for Europe. And another dose of mascot athletics jumps off when Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games debuts on February 10 and February 14 for North America and Europe. Personally, as a fan of the old stand-up games, I can't wait for Shinobi. Kotaku readers, you planning to pick any of these up?


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The LAS Victory exudes the kind of secure fit and attention to detail that you'd expect from a top-level lid. It's pretty light too, and the swappable liners are a nice touch. It's well vented, well made and comfortable, with a good range of adjustment.
As you'd expect from a £100+ helmet you get an in-moulded construction (the outer shell is moulded into the EPS foam) and the shell extends right to the bottom of the lid to stop it scuffing the protective foam when you set it down. Fitting is via an adjustable dial at the back and a push/pull height adjustment that extends a long way down, which makes the Victory feel very secure. The Victory is tested to the CE EN1078 standard.
You get two sets of pads: one full liner with mesh covers for the vents, and one set of lightweight pads. The mesh liner is ostensibly for winter as it cuts down airflow, but I've been using it in the April heatwave with few ill effects. Swap to the summer pads and ventilation is noticeably improved through the 25 air vents, although the front three are certainly big enough to swallow a bee or wasp; I've stuck with the mesh.
The straps are woven Nylon but of a high quality, and you get a fleecy chinguard that you can wrap any excess up in. There's a removable peak too, if you like peaks. Certainly it goes with the spiky overall look of the Victory. At 250g this is no heavyweight lid but it certainly doesn't feel flimsy, and the fit system is very secure. As ever, try it on your own head first as fit's a very personal thing.
All in all you're getting what you pay for here: a high quality helmet at a fairly lofty price. Shop around online and you can pick one up for under £100, at that kind of money it's definitely one for the list.
High quality helmet with excellent fit and winter and summer pads.
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road.cc test report
Make and model: LAS Victory helmet
Size tested: White M
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
* Weight: 230g - Small, 270g - Large, includes padding, fitting and straps.
* Cat-Eyes Evo 3D fitting system
* 25 airflow vents
* Anti insect net
* Attractive bag
* Alternative padding set
* Removable Visor
An Italian made, race level road helmet with an advanced Cat-Eyes fitting system, an un-matched set of extras and an individual flair that sets you apart from the pack on sportives, club rides and races.
Cat-Eyes Evo 3D Fitting System
The LAS Cat-Eyes Evo 3D provides a comfortable and secure fit to a wide array of head shapes thanks to a 59mm vertical and horizontal adjustment range. Fitting can be set and easily refined on the move with the wheel adjustment mechanism.
25 specially shaped vents allow air intake while internal grooves channel it to provide maximum coverage and continuous flow for a cool, comfortable feel.
Airtex Padding with Interpower
Interpower treatment accelerates moisture transportation away from the head, and allows the airtex padding to keep you cool and fresh.
In the box
LAS helmets are unique in their flexibility, practicality and presentation; they are supplied with essential accessories in an attractive case: an alternative SilverDry antibacterial padding set, a removable protective visor, additional padded strips and a tissue helmet bag.
Very nicely made, good attention to detail
250g is about on the money
Very comfy and secure
Not cheap but decent value
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
Very well
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
The fit, the quality of construction
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
not much
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes
Would you consider buying the product? Yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes
About the tester
Age: 38 Height: 190cm Weight: 98kg
I usually ride: whatever I'm testing... My best bike is: Genesis Equilibrium with SRAM Apex
I've been riding for: 10-20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, cyclo cross, commuting, sportives, general fitness riding, fixed/singlespeed, mtb, Mountain Bike Bog Snorkelling, track
Dave is a founding father of road.cc, having previously worked on Cycling Plus and What Mountain Bike magazines back in the day. He also writes about e-bikes for our sister publication ebiketips. He's won three mountain bike bog snorkelling World Championships, and races at the back of the third cats.


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A way of valuing insured property; calculated by subtracting depreciation value from replacement cost.
A business professional who deals with the financial impact of risk and security, provides assessments of the mathematical likelihood of events and outcomes to minimize losses, and recommends measures to minimize impact when losses do occur.
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All Risk Insurance
A policy covering all losses, except those specifically excluded in the policy terms.
Allied Lines
A variety of related coverages associated with property insurance including, but not limited to coverage of; data processing equipment, water damage, malicious damage and vandalism, increased cost of construction, earthquakes, radioactive contamination, sprinkler leakage, standing timber.
Application (insurance)
A written or digital document completed by a person requesting insurance to provide information about the type, extent, and amount of insurance desired as well as information regarding the person, organization, and/or items to be insured.
Appraisal (insurance)
Valuation based on a comparison of equivalents to determine the monetary estimate for insured properties. The act of calculating the worth of an item or business for insurance purposes, often by a projection of cash flow from assets as well as future and current activities.
A legal technique used for the resolution of disputes outside of the court system. One or more impartial persons, referred to as "arbiters" or "arbitrators", are appointed by both sides to decide the case on behalf of the parties involved. The decision is final and legally binding for both sides of a dispute and enforceable by law. It is often faster than the legal system as well as less expensive and usually non-public.
Attractive Nuisance
Hazardous object or condition on land (artificial hazard) that is likely to attract children unable to appreciate the risk posed by it.Often applies to abandoned cars, piles of lumber or sand, trampolines, and swimming pools, but can apply to virtually anything on a property. Warning signs do not mitigate liability in all cases, particularly when children cannot read the sign.
Audit (insurance)
Once a policy expires, an insurance company will do an evaluation of policy holder's records to determine actual exposures and operations for the policy term (rather than the original Estimated exposures). This is used to decide the premium which should be paid to the insurance company.
Aviation Insurance
Coverage geared specifically to the operation of aircraft and the risks associated with aviation. Policies include appropriate terminology, limits, and clauses particular to aviation insurance.
Benefits (insurance)
The amount of money paid on behalf of a policy holder under the terms of a valid insurance policy to cover specific types of losses referred to in the policy.
Binder (insurance)
Temporary issuance of proof of insurance used by an agency to "bind" or cover the policyholder immediately for a specific time, usually until the formal policy is issued.
Blanket coverage
A blanket policy utilizes one limit for all coverages, and items/locations under the policy rather than each limit and location/item covered independantly.
Bodily Injury Liability
Insurance coverage for bodily injury in others for which the insured is deemed responsible. Designates how much coverage the policy holder has per person in an accident, not including employees, taking into account physical injuries, death, lost wages, etc. This type of coverage is required for drivers in most states.
Broker (insurance)
An insurance broker sells, solicits, or negotiates insurance for compensation and does not represent an insurance company as an agent does. Agents of more than one company are often referred to incorrectly as a broker.
Often specifically defined by an insurance policy, the actual coverage can vary. Usually it is referring to illegal entry into a building for the purpose of committing an offense, most often theft. Housebreaking and Breaking and Entering are other synonyms for burglary.
Carrier (insurance)
The insurance company that issues the policy and assumes or"carries" the risk and responsibilities associated with the policy.
Casualty Insurance
Used to describe the liability coverage of an individual or organization for negligent acts or omissions, but not directly concerned with Life, Health, or Property insurance. This is a somewhat elastic term and can depend upon the specific policy, but can often cover such things as aviation related property insurance, glass insurance, crime insurance, boiler & machinery insurance, marine losses due to shipwreck and losses at sea or fidelity and surety insurance, earthquake, political risk, terrorism, forgery, fidelity and surety bonds, livestock, and legal expenses. Automobile insurance is the most common form of casualty insurance.
Catastrophe Insurance
Coverage for extremely large scale disasters, often resulting in high losses including loss of life and extensive property damage. This refers to natural disasters such as ice storms, hurricanes, tsunami, flood,and earthquake, as well as man-made disasters such as terrorism, depending on the policy specifics. These events are usually excluded from standard hazard insurance and so require their own policy.
Certificate of Insurance
A document which provides proof that insurance has been purchased by the policyholder and which can then be presented to other parties. It is not a substitute for the actual policy. Also referred to as an Insurance Certificate.
Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU)
Considered to be the premier designation in the insurance industry and administered by the American Institute for Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters. CPCU designation requires the completion of nine (9) graduate and post graduate courses as well as passing of nine (9) extensive national examinations in various specified areas. CPCU designees are bound by a Code of Ethics and must meet experience requirements outlined. Designees have a professional society called the Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters Society with over 150 chapters in the United States.
Claim (insurance)
Formal notification to an insurance company requesting payment of estimated or actual amount of loss due under the terms of a policy. Claims are reviewed by the insurance company for validity and paid to the appropriate party once approved.
Claim Severity
The total amount paid out for all claims divided by the number of claims. Also called Average Cost Per Claim.
Classification or Class (insurance)
Grouping of persons, operations, or property with similar general characteristics which are rated based on a number of statistical factors to determine risk and appropriate insurance rates.
(a) The joint assumption of risk between the insurer and the insured, where the insured received a reduced rate for insurance equal to a percentage of the actual value of the property insured. (b) The sharing of risks between two or more title insurance companies.
Commercial Lines
Insurance policies designated for and purchased by businesses.
Commercial Multiple-Line Policy
A broad coverage policy package geared toward businesses, including various liability and property coverage.
Comparative Negligence
A rule of law applied to determine responsibility and damages based on negligence of every party involved in an accident.
Competitive State Fund (insurance)
An organization created by a state to sell workers' compensation insurance in competition with other private insurers.
Compulsory auto liability insurance
Nearly all states require registered vehicles to carry a minimum amount, which varies by state, of auto liability insurance to drive a car, covering the other driver's medical, repair, and any additional costs associated with an accident.
Concealment (insurance)
The act of intentionally withholding information, which results in the voiding of an insurance claim, even if the insured is not specifically asked about it. The failure to disclose pertinent facts prior to the instatement of an insurance contract.
Consequential Loss
Loss accompanying an insured loss but not directly associated with it, such as loss of income to a business after flooding. These losses are not usually covered by normal insurance policies unless specifically indicated and usually accompany payment of an additional premium. Also called Indirect Loss.
Contract (insurance)
The insurance policy received by an insured from the insurer which details the extent coverage, conditions, and circumstances under which the policyholder will be compensated financially.
Contributory Negligence
Common law referring to a case where an individual is responsible in part for injuries or damages due to their own actions, often resulting in a reduction of financial compensation.
Coverage (insurance)
The total type and amount of insurance purchased by the policy holder against certain losses as described in the specific policy.
Declarations (insurance)
Part of an insurance policy which explicitly states the policyholder's information, any property insured and its description, premiums, policy period, and any other supplemental information. Often refers to the actual page of a policy that contains such information and outlines the coverage under the policy.
Specified amount for which the insured is responsible and must pay out of pocket before an insurance company begins to pay claims against the policy.
Reduction in value of an asset over its useful lifespan, taking into account average useful life, wear, tear, and obsolescence which insurance companies use to estimate the actual current value of an asset.
Direct Writer
Insurance company through which a policyholder directly insures their property and which sells policies directly to the public using their own employees or dedicated agents.
Also called Policy Dividends. "Return of premium", refund, or payment to the insured if the insurers fiscal year is positive. Usually paid annually to cash value life insurance policy holders and disability income insurance policy holders. This amount is based on a number of factors, which result in the insurance company choosing to share a surplus with their customers. The dividend could also be paid out to stockholders rather than to the insured.
Earned premium
The amount of a premium that applies to the expired part of a period a policy covers. The part of a premium considered to apply to coverage and protection already given on a policy.
Employer's liability insurance
Additional coverage which can be purchased by employers in conjunction with workers' compensation which protects their assets in cases where workers' compensation will not cover, such as in cases where the cause is not negligence but is still the result of work.
Amendment or alteration of an insurance policy, usually by a written document attached to the policy. The policy can be expanded or limited by the endorsement and the endorsement can cause a premium to increase or decrease depending on the changes.
A statement within the insurance policy restricting the coverage in some way or eliminating coverage under certain conditions or circumstances. For example, "family" restrictions in an auto policy require that the person meet certain criteria, such as being related directly by blood, adoption, or marriage and a resident of the same household.
The possibility of losses and accidents, the extent of which is measured by area or surroundings, receipts, payroll, and other factors. This can assist insurance companies in identifying individuals and businesses at higher risk of loss than others.
FAIR Plan (Fair Access to Insurance Requirements)
Guaranteed individual and business insurance coverage plan instituted by the federal government for those who cannot purchase property insurance in the free market, usually those in high risk areas. FAIR plan insurers will work with the applicant and suggest improvements to the property if the property does not meet FAIR plan standards.
Fidelity Bond
A type of insurance for employers to protect against monetary or physical losses caused by employees, either through fraudulent acts, dishonesty, theft, embezzlement, fraudulent trading, or forgery.
A legally appointed individual, association, or corporation who has been placed in a position of confidence and trust to manage assets, properties, and money of another party, usually with legal rights and duties to make decisions on behalf of the party they represent.
Financial Responsibility Law
A state law which requires that the automobile drivers provide proof of financial ability to pay a minimum amount of automobile accident related loss and damages, usually by purchasing an auto liability insurance policy of the required state amount.
Fire Insurance
Insurance policy for the protection against fire related loss and damages. This usually covers fire from any cause, including lightning, and is often part of a homeowner's policy or multiple peril commercial policy.
Fleet Policy
A type of business insurance which provides protection for many vehicles, usually five (5) or more, referring to the vehicles as a "fleet". Often used in trucking, limousine, and similar industries.
Floater Policy
Coverage for assets being moved from one location to another and providing protection from transportation perils, regardless of the asset's location.
Flood Insurance
An insurance policy providing protection for property owners against loss and damages that are the direct result of flood and associated water damage. Flood insurance is provided in a separate policy from homeowner's insurance.
Grace Period
An additional period of time beyond the premium due date during which a policy is effective. A provision on most insurance contracts which an insurance policy carrier provides to a policyholder to make a payment without penalty or interruption of service for a period of time beyond payment due date.
A condition or situation which increases or creates the statistical probability of damages or loss.
Hazard Insurance
Protection and coverage for damages to a property due to catastrophic events specifically named in the policy.
Incurred Losses
Losses which have been acquired during a specific time period, but not necessarily paid out during this time period
Group, organization, or individual covered by the terms of an insurance policy. The state of having insurance.
Joint Underwriting Association (JUA)
A group of insurance companies which is used to provide insurance coverage to persons unable to purchase coverage on the free market, usually due to a greater risk of loss is involved with the insured. The insured often has to pay for assessments, which covers the losses of the association.
Liability Limits
The maximum monetary amount an insurance policy will cover in the event of loss or damages. There is often a per person limit and a combined total limit for all damages.
To carry out a legal action or engage in legal proceedings in a court of law.
Damages or injury covered under an insurance policy which can be the basis of a claim.
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The ratio of claims settled by the insurance company in comparison to premiums paid to the insurance company during a specific period, usually one year.
Malicious Mischief
The willful and intentional damage or vandalism of personal property belonging to others due to ill will toward the property owner.
Multi-Peril Policy
A property insurance policy incorporating several types of coverage, including but not limited to; fire, hazard, flood, earthquake, casualty, public liability. This is not the same as Multiple Protection Insurance.
Multiple Line policy
A type of insurance policy combining a number of risks into a single policy, such as property and liability.
Mutual Insurance Companies
An insurance company where policy holders share losses and profits amongst themselves.
Named Perils
An insurance policy, usually homeowners, which provides coverage only for events explicitly stated in the policy, such as hurricanes, burglary, tornado, and fire. Named Peril Insurance covers the most likely events and is less expensive than comprehensive insurance, which covers a broader range of events, but not all. Named Peril insurance can be used to supplement a Comprehensive Insurance policy.
Actions and conduct which is less than what a reasonable person would do to protect others from foreseeable injury and risk, or which falls below the expected standard behavior specified by law, whether by committing an act or failing to inform others of a known danger.
No-Fault Automobile Insurance
A type of auto insurance required by some states, in which a driver's insurance covers their own damages, losses, and injuries, regardless of who is found to be or considered to be at fault for a particular automobile accident.
Notice of Loss
Official notification, usually required in writing, informing an insurance company immediately after a loss or accident that it has occurred and that you have suffered a loss covered by a policy with them. This notice must be filed and filed in a timely manner for the insurance company to process a loss on a policy. Also called a First Report or Claim Report.
Occurrence (insurance)
An event or exposure to conditions that triggers coverage under an insurance policy. Some policies consider an occurrence to be continuous or repeated exposure resulting in harm or losses that is unintended and unexpected, therefore the "occurence" can cover continuous events and not just accidents.
Package Policy
Several types of insurance coverage from different insurance lines included under a single policy.
Peril (insurance)
Cause of loss. Exposure to a risk or hazard that can cause injury, damages, or loss. Risk or hazard against which a policyholder is protected under the terms of their insurance policy.
Group, organization, or individual who owns the insurance policy, in whose name the policy is written, and who has the rights to exercise privileges of the insurance contract. This is usually, but not always, the same as the insured covered by the terms of an insurance policy.
Pool (insurance)
A group of small businesses who join together to receive better insurance coverage plans and better rates by combining the risks of a larger number of businesses and individuals and their increased buying power.Often referred to as Insurance Purchasing Cooperatives.
Premises (insurance)
Land and improvements on it, such as buildings or stores, or a portion of it specifically described in the insurance contract which the insurance policy covers in cases of damage or loss.
Proximate Cause
An act which is the main cause of an injury or loss and without which the injury or loss would not have occurred. A cause which is considered by law to result in liability. Often uses the "but for" test: But for event X, event Y would not have happened.
Quote (insurance)
Statement of the current cost of a specified insurance policy by an insurance agent or insurance agency.
Rate (insurance)
The amount charged for an insurance policy reflecting the possibility of loss for the risks covered by the insurance company under that policy. This is used as a basis to determine the premium and is often used interchangeably with the term premium.
Rating Bureau
Organization made up of insurance companies which classifies rates and hazards of risks using statistical data such as geographic location.
Rating Territory
A geographic grouping where similar hazards tend to exist that allows a similar rate to those in the specified area and which can help to balance the risks of insurance policies. These can be defined differently by each insurance company.
A practice where portions of the risk of an insurance policy are assumed by or transferred to a number of companies to help spread out the payment of damages in the case of a large loss. This helps protect the insurance company in such a case.
Rental Value Insurance
A type of property insurance intended for landlords or owners which covers loss of rental income caused by a peril for which they are specifically insured. It can also cover cases where a rental is owner occupied.
Replacement Cost Insurance
This type of insurance reimburses the policyholder for the value of the property or items as if it was new, versus the usual deprecated value. Also called Replacement Cost Property Insurance.
Replacement Cost Contents Insurance
A policy reimbursing the policyholder for the damaged contents of a home or apartment as new rather than deprecated.
Replacement Cost Dwelling insurance
A policy reimbursing the policyholder for the cost of damaged property as new rather than deprecated.
Reserve (insurance)
A specified amount of funds that an insurer must have set aside to meet insurance obligations and payments as needed. Claims Reserve is the amount which is already spoken for and must be settled at a future date.
Retrospective Rating
Calculation of the current year's policy cost based on the actual current year's losses, subject to agreed upon maximum and minimum amounts.
Part of an insurance policy, included as an addendum, which is purchased separately from the policy and alters or modifies the policy coverage in some way.
In the insurance industry, this term is used to refer to a thing or person which is insured by a policy.
Risk Control Service
A service for the evaluation of a policy holder's chances for loss which offers suggestions on how to mitigate or remove potential for those losses.
Risk Management
A practice where an organization ensures that they do not assume an unacceptable level of risk, by analyzing exposure to risk and take steps to reduce and control such exposure.
Damaged property taken by an insurer after it has paid the claim in order to minimize its losses.
An enumeration of various properties covered by a policy. A system for computing rates.
An individual or firm's systematic provision of a fund to provide for all or part of its losses.
Short rate cancellation
The termination of an insurance policy or bond before its expiration either by the insured or the company. The notice necessary before such cancellation becomes effective is almost always stated in the insurance contract.
Standard provisions
Those clauses that certain state codes prescribe as being inserted in contracts of insurance; Contract provisions in general used by insurers, adopted by a group of insurers, approved by a state insurance department, or required by statute, either literally, in substance, or in a form more favorable to the insured.
Stock company
A company owned by a number of investors or stockholders.
The right of the insurance company to recover from a third party the amount paid under the policy.
Surety bond
An instrument providing for monetary compensation should there be a failure to perform any specific acts within a stated period.
All forms of obligations to pay the debt or default of another. The function of being a surety.
Surplus line
Business which would otherwise be subject to regulation as to rates or coverage, placed in non-admitted markets on an unregulated basis in accordance with the Surplus or Excess Line provisions of state insurance laws.
Group of companies or other underwriters who join together to insure a certain property which may be of such value, or of such high hazard, or so expensive to underwrite that it can be done more efficiently on a cooperative basis.
Theft Insurance
Insurance coverage for personal asset losses related to theft or burglary, often covering losses to exterior of the business due to forced entry.
An act which is not necessarily illegal but unfairly causes someone else harm or loss, not including breach of contract.
A person or firm in the insurance business who evaluates the acceptability of insurance risks in exchange for a fee or premium, who decides the appropriate amounts for the fee, and the appropriate terms to accept the risk. They decide who and what an insurance company will insure, as well as the specifications of the policy.
Underwriting Profit
The profit remaining on an insurance policy after losses and overhead have been paid, and not including investment income on premiums, prior to federal income tax. Also called Underwriting Gain.
Waiver (insurance)
Provision in an insurance policy which removes a party's ability or right, such as to further legal action, and removes a liability for the other party. There is often a clause in insurance policies stating that the policy holder is not required to pay premiums if they become disabled or seriously ill. Often referred to as a Waiver of Premium.
Weather Derivative
Insurance product that can be used by individuals or organizations to reduce the risks associated with unforeseen and negatively effecting weather conditions. This can be very different on a situation to situation basis; insurance against warm winters for a ski area or protection against low turnout for tourist destinations on rainy weekends during peak times.
Whole Life Insurance
Unlike term life insurance, whole life insurance remains in force for the life of the insured. Upon the insureds death, the beneficiary receives the cash benefit. Premiums often have to be paid into the policy on a yearly basis.
Workers' Compensation
Insurance covering employees injured on the job, providing medical benefits, and wage replacement in exchange for mandatory waiving of the right to sue the employer for negligence. Each state has its own standards required for the amount and type of coverage needed for Workers Compensation. Also called Workers' Comp, Worker's Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workman's Compensation.
Write (insurance)
The accepting of an application for insurance by an insurance company. The completion of the contract and actual creation of the binding insurance relationship. To underwrite a policy or agree to the policy terms on the part of the insurance company.
Yearly Renewable Term (YRT) Reinsurance
A type of life insurance that is a one year term life policy where the premium is increased on a yearly basis due to increase in age and risk of the insured. Also called Annual Renewal Term Insurance and Increasing Premium Term Insurance.
Zero First Year YRT
A Yearly Renewable Term (YRT) without a first year premium.


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I am looking for one silver logo which will be on a high quality black business card for my new consulting business "Execution LLC". I was thinking of silver logo over a black background with some portion of the logo that conveys a clean, thorough execution... (a sythe or somehing not too violent)
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You can finally pitch the Fred bags and rejoice, Roadies. Responding to popular demand, we have borrowed features from our MTB Race platform and produced an under-the-saddle strap for your smaller tubes.
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Readers of my blog know that I am personally pillow challenged. For clients – I have no problem picking out pillows – and rarely even give it a second thought. For myself - it's a totally different story. When I bought a new sofa a few years ago – I began a long search for pillows: an embarrassing number of sets passed through my doors and out again at an alarming rate. There were the striped cotton ones, the gray and white toile ones, the feed sack ones, the silk velvet tiger ones, until finally – I settled on the Oly Studio zebra ones – which I loved. That is, until I moved my zebra rug downstairs and it all became just too – zebra-y. I wrote about my pillow issues HERE and many readers weighed in with their opinions of what I should replace them with. There were some great suggestions and in the end, I settled on a deep pink linen to match the suzani throw (a lot of readers had suggested this.) That is until I changed my mind – and decided on a deep brown velvet (another reader idea.) The latest from the workroom is they are currently making up both colors, one for summer, and one for winter. I'll keep you posted. I had thought the subject of me and pillows was finally over for good, until now. I'm totally afraid I might change my mind yet again, when Rebecca Vizard rolls into town this next week with her entire stock of fabulous hand made, antique pillows. Oy.
Becky Vizard surrounded by all her beautiful pillows.
Vizard owns B.Viz Design which makes all different kinds of hand made pillows using beautiful antique textiles such as tapestries, suzanis, and vintage Fortuny. There are also embroidered pillows, appliquéd pillows and stump work pillows – the thread actually becomes three dimensional. Vizard lives and works at Locustland Plantation in St. Joseph, Louisiana, where her studio looks out over a picturesque cotton field, pecan orchard and Lake Bruin. She is an important figure in her tiny, impoverished town – employing many of its Delta women to stitch the antique textiles into true works of art. B. Viz Design was born when interior decorator Vizard couldn't find what she needed for a project. On a hunt, she found some antique textiles and bought up the lot – creating pillows out of it. Gerrie Bremermann of New Orleans was an early devotee who carried the goods in her Magazine Street store. The big break, though, came when Neiman Marcus discovered Vizard and ordered her pillows for all their stores. The business has been growing steadily ever since. Becky is always on a search around the globe for her priceless textiles and her collection is extensive. Some pieces, such as the fragile ecclesiastic textile fragments are held onto for many years until she finds the perfect trim to accompany it.
An 18th century metallic applique and trim applied to a pillow made of soft aqua colored velvet.
Vizard works with top interior designers around the country and her pillows appear in more magazines than you can count. She is bringing her inventory to Houston this Monday, November 2nd through Wednesday, November 4th to one of my favorite haunts – Watkins Culver. Her pillows are so beautiful – and quite tempting! I'm sure I will be in big trouble here when I see all the pillows together. Help!!!!
A chocolate and white Fortuny is classic.
Accompanying Becky to Watkins Culver will be her good friend Ann Connelly whose twenty-year old art gallery, Ann Connelly Fine Art, is located in nearby Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Connelly will be bringing an assortment of fine French and Italian school drawings, as well as some contemporary works. Connelly started her gallery with the antique works on paper – traveling to Paris several times a year in search of art to present to local interior designers. Her business has continued to grow through the years, and today, the gallery is over 3400 sq. ft. Along the way, Connelly moved into contemporary works – her gallery now has a roster of over 30 artists. She sells to the public but continues to concentrate on providing decorators with art for their clients. Ann still travels extensively, as Becky does – and the two now often do so together, having recently returned from Venice.
Ann Connelly Fine Art specializes in both contemporary and antique works.
If you are in Houston this coming week – be sure to drop in at Watkins Culver and see Vizard's and Connelly's art work! Details of the event are at the end of this post.
A few of my favorite designs, this vintage Suzani pillow, of course! These pillows would actually look great in my family room. Oh no!!!
Blue and white Fortuny – these pillows would be so pretty on a white slipcovered sofa with apple green walls.
This Fortuny would be beautiful in a bedroom or on a living room sofa.
The tapestry remnant pillows are gorgeous. Like these.
And these – wonderful for a chair.
There is a nice sized selection of antique appliqué pillows.
A beautiful antique damask pillow with trim – so pretty on a living room sofa.
How fun! Antique suzani stockings. There are also little pillows for wedding ring bearers – and a host of other soft ornaments.
B.Viz Design pillows have been featured in dozens of interior design magazines. Many of the pictures are quite well known – see how many you recognize. Here, Vizard's pillow made the front cover of Veranda.
In this well known photograph, a pillow for Phoebe Howard.
Gerrie Bremermann is a huge fan of B. Viz pillows – here two tapestries rest in chairs.
Barry Dixon uses Vizard's pillows on many jobs. What a beautiful picture!
One of the more popular rooms on the blogosphere from two years ago – Fiona Newell Weeks.
The pillows made it on this bed from Mary Evelyn McKee.
And on this bed by Barbara Westbrook.
A large B. Viz pillow in Southern Accents for Phoebe Howard.
Another well known photograph – two pillows rest in the front chairs. Gerrie Bremermann.
Charles Faudree is another fan.
Yes, B. Viz is in this famous photograph too!
Another cover story for House Beautiful.
Suzanne Kasler used B. Viz pillows in several rooms in this house – featured in House Beautiful.
Barbara Westbrook – in the Belgian House cover story in House Beautiful - used several pillows from B. Viz Design.
Christopher Maya used B. Viz pillows for this published house.
Joining B. Viz Design, art from Ann Connelly Fine Art gallery will also be at the show at Watkins Culver.
Along with the framed works on paper will be some contemporary art work.
Ann Connelly's art studio is also featured in many magazine spreads. Here, the Vera Wang Couture Campaigne used a painting from the gallery.
And, here too – more art work from Ann Connelly.
This charming living room features antique pieces on paper from Ann Connelly's gallery.
While this bedroom used a contemporary work of art from Ann Connelly Fine Art. Interesting curtain feature here.
Information about the show at Watkins Culver. Call 713-529-0597 for more details.
B.Viz Design's web site is HERE. Ann Connelly Fine Art's web site is HERE.


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