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United Nations General Assembly President John Ashe, Ph.D., will be speaking at LIU Brooklyn on April 29 at 3 p.m., as part of the U.N. Ambassador Speakers Series implemented this semester. Dr. Ashe will speak to the LIU community about major issues that are currently under discussion at the United Nations.
The lecture is free and open to the LIU community and will be held in conference room LLC-122. Following the lecture, Ashe will hold a question-and-answer session with attendees.
Dr. Ashe of Antigua and Barbuda, was elected president of the General Assembly's 68th session in June 2013, while serving in a dual capacity as his country's permanent representative to both the U.N. and the World Trade Organization, positions he has held since 2004. Known for his ability as a mediator and driven by his passion for sustainable development, Dr. Ashe has been at the forefront of international efforts to address the adverse effects of climate change and the fight to eradicate poverty. He has served in a leadership capacity on many of the governing bodies of the major U.N. environmental agreements, is a veteran of the multilateral process, and is well-versed in the U.N.'s administrative and budgetary processes.
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Say "Ch-cheese"
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Rationale: Students will learn the digraph /ch/. This is important because it is an irregular sound that occurs in many words. This lesson will help students develop recognition of /ch/ in written and spoken words by using different activities to enforce c and h together represent /ch/. One way this goal will be accomplished is by relating /ch/ sound to saying "cheese" when they smile for a picture. Students will say cheese while pretending to take a picture with their hands.
Book: Interrupting Chicken By: David Ezra Stein
Chart paper with "Charley chewed on a chilly piece of cheese."
Word cards with: chat, chill, chime, porch, lunch, chomp
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Assessment worksheet of pictures that begin with /ch/ (attached)
1. Say: Today we are going to learn a digraph, which are sounds two letters make when they are together. Our digraph we are going to work on spotting today is /ch/. C and h are glued together and make only one sound /ch/. We usually say /k/ and /h/ when we see the letters c and h but when they are beside each other they make the sound /ch/ like in cheese. /Ch/ sounds like what you say when someone takes your picture, "cheeeeese".
2. Let's pretend that I'm taking your picture and say "cheeeese". (Have students hold their hands up at their eyes and pretend like they are taking pictures of each other. How does our mouth look we say /ch/? You can say it looks like you are about give a kiss to someone then you open up to let the air out. Let's listen and see how we can hear /ch/ in a word.
3. Let me show you how to find the /ch/ in the word munch. I'm going to stretch out the word munch and let you find the /ch/. Mmmm-uuuuuu-nnnnn-chhhhh. There it was, I heard the /ch/.
4. Let's do a tongue twister (have it written on chart paper). I will say it first then you will repeat after me, "Charley chewed on a chilly piece of cheese." Say it as a class three more times. Say: Now we are going to say it again really stretching out the /ch/ and taking pictures in slow motion. "Chhhhharley chhhhhewed on a chhhhhilly piece of chhhheese." Now we are going to cut off the /ch/ part of the word, "/ch/arley /ch/ewed on a piece of /ch/illy /ch/eese.
5. (Have students take out a piece of primary paper and a pencil.) Now, we are going to write ch on our paper. We will start with the letter c. The letter c starts at the fence then curves around to the sidewalk. Next, we are going to write the h. We'll start at the rooftop and draw a straight line all the way down to the sidewalk. Then we'll draw a hump (to the right) that connects to the straight line and goes up to the fence then back down to the sidewalk. We have now drawn c and h, /ch/.
6. Call on students to answer and tell how they knew. Do you hear /ch/ in cat or chat? bake or chase? cheat or honest? such or luck? ( If a student answers correctly make sure to use praise: Very good, that was tricky because /ch/ was at the end) Now let's see if you can tell when your mouth moves to make /ch/. Say: Repeat the words after me, if you hear /ch/ take your picture. Chug, bug, chase, stay, cheeseburger, much, luck, lunch, cheap. Make sure you assess students by watching them to see if they are using their hands to take a picture when they hear the /ch/ sound.
7. Read the book Interrupting Chicken Give a book talk before reading. (Booktalk) This book is about a Papa chicken who reads a story to his son. The little chicken interrupts during parts of the story! Lets read to find out if he lets his Papa finish any of the stories without interrupting. Say: As I read I want you to be listening for all the words that have the /ch/ sound in it. After you read the book, get out blank paper, and have children think of other words that have /ch/ in them and draw pictures of them on the paper.
8. Time to get out your word cards. I will show CHAT and model how to decide if it is chat or that. Now you try some, CHILL: mill or chill, CHIME: lime or chime, PORCH: torch, or porch, LUNCH: brunch or lunch, CHOMP: stomp or chomp.
9. For further assessment distribute worksheets. Students will have all of the /ch/ worksheets, and let them color them and write the /ch/ word on the lines. I will call students individually to read the phonetic cue words from step #8.
Lauren Leech, Lets Chug with Ch http://www.auburn.edu/academic/education/reading_genie/solutions/leachel.html
Assessment Worksheet: http://www.enchantedlearning.com/books/abc/chwords2/
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The best bed ever! Great tv and wifi. Clean bathrooms and easy parking
Being near the airport was very convenient. Staff was friendly.
Bed too firm and pillows too soft -not a great combo. Sometimes staff seemed a bit stymied, for lack of a better word, when asked about something simple. Would have liked to see a waffle maker or hard boiled eggs for breakfast.
Refrigerator & microwave
Location near airport, everything was clean
room and staff
Friendly staff and location quite close to some nice restaurants and public transport to SFO (Cal train and BART)
Airport noise
Friendly reception staff
Airport noise
Comfortable beds. Very clean.
Nothing that we didn't like.
Close to SFO airport, free breakfast
Nothing much around the hotel
Location good to airport
excellent hotel :)
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Labour must now clear a higher bar on the minimum wage
Date: 19. September 2013
James Plunkett
Vince Cable's announcements have allowed the Lib Dems to make the running on low pay but they still leave an opportunity to set out a tougher approach.
This year's pre-conference rumours gave unusual prominence to the minimum wage. After the consensus reached in the late 2000s, leading thinkers in all parties have begun to argue that it's time for the system to be strengthened. There were even suggestions that the Conservatives planned to announce an increase in the minimum wage at their conference. With as much as a fifth of the UK workforce now struggling on low pay, the problem has become too big to ignore.
Living wage – coming to a city near you
Date: 10. May 2012
Gavin Kelly
This post originally appeared on Gavin's New Statesman blog
The last time a letter left on a desk caused such a stir it involved an exchange between two senior politicians about the future of the country's finances. This time the note was from a group of Whitehall cleaners to Iain Duncan Smith asking him to make good on his commitment to make work pay and make his department, DWP, a living wage employer. The fact that it so caught the public mood says something about how the question of low pay has risen in salience.
This is in no small part due to the success of the living wage campaign, a grass-roots movement formed just over a decade ago, to push for a decent wage – above the minimum wage - for workers. It has helped shine a light on the rising problem of in-work poverty. In an era when there are many structural forces bearing down on low pay – from shifts in technology and trade to the continued demise of collective bargaining and the real terms falls in the minimum wage - the momentum behind the campaign for a living wage is a rare example of at least some countervailing pressure.
More than a minimum?
Date: 17. April 2012
Gavin Kelly
This post first appeared on Gavin Kelly's New Statesman blog.
Once in a while a policy moves from being partisan and divisive to representing the mainstream consensus in a very short period of time. That is, or at least was, the case with the national minimum wage (NMW). It wasn't so long ago it was denigrated by much of the business community and the then Conservative opposition - but only a few years later it acquired a very different status as a statement of the bleeding obvious. The result, according to a timely new report by Professor Alan Manning, is that it has 'settled down into a premature staid middle age' following a noisy infancy without ever having passed through a teenage rebellion.
The perils of welfare dependency – but not the kind you're thinking of
Date: 5. July 2011
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For the entire 30 years of my working life, reforms to our welfare system have marched to the drumbeat of calls to reduce "dependency", by getting more people out to work. So hard have governments tried to achieve this aim that they have created a new kind of dependency, this time among working families receiving huge sums in tax credits. Even though this can sometimes mean giving someone as much state support in work as they would have got out of work (especially if working requires expensive, state-supported childcare costs), it has brought huge benefits to families. Not only can working feel good in itself (though not in all jobs), but the combination of state handouts with wages has brought many families out of poverty.
Making pay work: can the living wage provide a comprehensive route to improving living standards?
Date: 9. May 2011
Matthew Whittaker and Kayte Lawton
Earlier this month, the living wage campaign celebrated its ten year anniversary with a gathering of two and half thousand supporters in central London. It is an important time for the movement, as it seeks to significantly extend the scope of the living wage by targeting major low-wage employers. Achieving this ambition is likely to raise new challenges, pointing to the need for a better understanding of the costs, benefits and potential trade-offs of the concept.
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The San Francisco 49ers have more or less wrapped up their work in 2012 free agency, which means we can look ahead to the upcoming draft with some measure of confidence in what the 49ers roster looks like. The team still might decide to add a guard between now and training camp, but otherwise, the roster is just about what it is heading into the draft.
I was hesitant to look too much at the draft before now in part because the team's needs could have changed dramatically based on moves in free agency. For example, had the 49ers not re-signed Carlos Rogers or Ahmad Brooks, CB or OLB could have turned into significant need positions. They remain areas where the team could use some depth (particularly OLB), but they are not as big an issue now.
We'll continue to ramp up our draft coverage in the coming days, but I am initially curious how people see that first pick being used. Recently, my gut has been telling me the team trades down from the 30th overall pick. However, after thinking it over, I am probably thinking that because the team is in a position to go more best player available, as opposed to filling specific needs.
The 49ers biggest need would appear to be right guard, but I don't think the 49ers address that need in the first round. I actually don't even think they draft somebody in the first three rounds at guard. I think they will draft a guard on day three to compete with Daniel Kilgore and potentially a veteran free agent addition, but I've got a feeling that come September, Daniel Kilgore will be topping the right guard position on the depth chart.
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This is something I had been coming up with for about a month in theory and finally put it into action TONIGHT! www.tankfortaylor.com is finally up and running. Now this is a completely original idea, as it focuses on the draft, Taylor Hall himself, and of course your New York Rangers. Here's a quote of what the blog is aimed to do:
We are going to, following the Olympics (because the Olympics are just awesome and should not be tainted with the Rangers recent sucktitude):
–Start a tracker of the Rangers points and the points of the sucky teams around them.
–Provide draft analysis for the top prospects.
–Follow up on the Rangers plight and provide post games for all their games. These post games will look at the grand scheme of the bottom teams of the league and see how the Rangers can move to the #1 draft pick.
–Follow Taylor Hall in his quest to become the next first overall pick in the NHL Draft.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy the Tank For Taylor New York Rangers blog!
So hopefully some of you will check it out (I really want to make this awesome) and maybe even email me (email@example.com) about even contributing if you want. See you after the Olympics and let the tank begin.
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10. Saliva - "Ladies and Gentlemen"
Saliva have a knack for writing up-tempo rock songs that sound great during sporting events. The Tennessee band's best moment is this adrenaline-fueled anthem that asks emphatically, "Do you want it? Do you need it?" If you listen to "Ladies and Gentlemen" while working out, just be careful not to start screaming along with the words if you're around other people -- it might be a little embarrassing.
9. Papa Roach – "Last Resort"
Stomping and swearing, Papa Roach get your workout moving with "Last Resort," a tangled ball of rapped vocals and jagged guitars. Ironically, the song is about giving up on life, but the band's energy is so propulsive that it feels downright life-affirming. When you need to psych yourself up for a grueling workout, turn to this track.
8. Nine Inch Nails - "Head Like a Hole"
Nine Inch Nails make a lot of moody, downbeat music, but Trent Reznor has written some great up-tempo material, too. "Head Like a Hole" is a song about defiance, but its danceable rhythms make it impossible to resist in the club or at the gym.
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A song that celebrates drugs, this opening cut from Queens of the Stone Age's R is all scorching guitars and clanging pianos. And the lyrics ("Nicotine, Valium, Vicodin, marijuana, ecstasy and alcohol") are chanted in such a demonically rhythmic way that you'll be probably be singing along like a depraved cheerleader soon enough.
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Even if you think Limp Bizkit are just a bunch of immature knuckleheads, how can you deny this amped-up rap-rock classic? Moving from steely, stripped-down verses to explosive choruses, "Nookie" is a great energy boost, especially if you want a soundtrack to your bad mood.
5. AC/DC - "Thunderstruck"
Angus Young's fleet-fingered fret work kick-starts this AC/DC rocker off The Razor's Edge, but it's the chanted lyrics that have made it a sports-stadium hallmark. Typical for these Aussie legends, "Thunderstruck" works well in the gym, on the track, and even in the bar with your buddies doing crazy air-guitar along with Angus.
4. Rage Against the Machine - "Testify"
Tom Morello's buzzing guitar sets the tone for "Testify," and then the rest of Rage Against the Machine join in, taking the energy to a new level of intensity. Rage specialized in angry rallying cries, and "Testify" is arguably their most inspired blast of musical fury.
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At the height of his merger of rock and rap, Kid Rock gave us "Bawitdaba," his all-bragging, all-cocky signature track. It's impossible not to get up and move when Rock commands you to "get in the pit and try to love someone," but the earth-rattling track helps seal the deal.
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"Enter Sandman" came out all the way back in 1991, but its cultural ubiquity remains undiminished -- you still hear it at huge sporting events like the Super Bowl. Part of the explanation is that Metallica crafted one of the great adrenaline-soaked rockers of all time, as the song's quiet intro leads to a menacing, inspiring barrage of guitars and drums, which sounds like a fearsome army marching into battle.
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Rob Zombie delivered the definitive rock workout song by merging metal, hip-hop and industrial on this White Zombie tune. Nobody knows what any of the words mean, but the sheer energy of Zombie's rapped vocals and the shredding guitars will make you want to smash through a wall, run a marathon, become heavyweight champion of the world, and then execute 1,000 perfect slam dunks. Yeah, "More Human Than Human" is that good.


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Canadian heavy metallists 3IoB were founded in 1999, under the influence of the 1970s and early 80s New Wave of Brit Heavy Metal, the band having supported British mega act, Iron Maiden. It was the band's stint of supporting The Darkness that was to finally get them noticed - bagging them a signing in 2004 with Roadrunner Records.
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Tomorrow morning Lot18 is launching its first wine from outside the US. To help us understand the significance of International Wine, our VP of Procurement and wine super-expert, Dini Rao, send around the following email. Reprinted with her permission:
The world of wine is split up into New World countries like the US, Australia, or Argentina and Old World like France, Spain, or Italy. The Old World names wines by the places (or appellations) known to make wines of a certain style (Bordeaux, Burgundy, Chianti are all names of places) and many are blends of several grape varieties. Want to learn international wine? Learn geography. Because many small producers won't have famous names, this geography can become a brand used to market the wine. See tomorrow's Margaux offer. The New World names wines by grape variety since the places weren't so famous to begin. Only 75-85% need be that grape variety to label it a "Chardonnay" so many are still blends. And because this is the complex world of wines there are many exceptions. Old World countries are starting to cater to countries like the US where customers know grapes. Basic principle of pricing = specificity. One of the coolest things about wine is that you can actually taste the difference if the same grape variety made by the same winemaker is grown on two different vineyards, even if side by side. Soils, aspect to the sun and specific microclimates all play a role. People pay a premium to "taste" that place, esp bc the named places are deemed quality ones. Tomorrow's wine is a Bourgogne (aka Burgundy), so the grapes can come from anywhere in that region. Within Burgundy, a wine that comes from a specific village such as Chambolle Musigny usually sells for more and is known for its floral character. Some individual vineyard sites then have a designation as Premier Cru or the highest level, Grand Cru and sell for the highest prices. The highest: Romanée-Conti. Vintage: Particularly in French regions, vintage (the year the grapes were ripened and usually harvested) does matter because there are greater fluctuations in the weather from year to year that influence the resulting wine. Customers will care more about getting a different vintage, a different wine substituted. More to come soon! Thanks Dini! If you think content like this is interesting, follow Lot18 on Facebook.
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Encourage your teen to eat three balanced meals a day, with fruits or vegetables as snacks.
If your teen wants vegetarian options, you may worry that dropping meat, poultry and fish will be unhealthy.
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Just so you know, I'm going to swear. A lot. Because it seems like the thing to do.
After a few days of working from home last week, I came back in to the office to find out my gay work husband was in the hospital. He didn't feel well, went to the ER and was diagnosed with high blood pressure and with having diabetes. By the end of the week, as far as we knew, he was at home, and on the mend. A little insulin and he'd be fine, his kidneys were recovering from the drama and a wee little insulin pill was all he needed, and he had to quit smoking, cut out sugar (not that he was nuts with either). I kept my distance, after all he was a work friend, so I gave him privacy. I muddled through my weekend, hassles with the kids, making H give up her Nuk, M lying about trivial shit and getting in trouble, not knowing he'd died Thursday.
As I sat at my desk this morning cursing DST, a minute before nine, the email came.
He died last Thursday night. Hours after sending an email to his team from home.
FUCKITYFUCKFUCKFUCK. I didn't even try to not cry, to not grieve. I just let it go. Fuck the small metal cubes that meant that everyone could hear it, fuck them all.
I'm only 36, and fuck all if I was unprepared to lose a peer. Someone just a few years older than me.
I can sit here now, trying to find my Zen. I have tried, and mostly succeeded to remember that death happens. I have made it through the death of three grandparents and two uncles by knowing that it happens. When it is time, there is nothing to be done but accept. Anger and despair do not bring people back. Go through your Kubler-Ross steps and move on.
I just wasn't ready for this one, so it seems that much more acute. Even my uncle's suicide, while not expected, was not a shock either. People who are 40 shouldn't just up and fucking die. Happy, cheerful, people who brighten your life.
I think I'm at the anger/denial stage. I just want to kick a puppy or something for being so fucking cute.
I'm trying, so hard, to channel all of my rage and disbelief into something good, even though it hurts and I'm filled with so much self-doubt.
I'm pre-diabetic. That could be me if I'm not careful. That could be my husband, who turns 40 in a little over a month.
I make excuses, I put it off, I eat the cookie, I say when I get through my ADHD evals, when it warms up, when.. when… when… I have a gym membership I used for a whole month, then I stopped going. I have healthy food to eat at home then still eat out.
Shit has to stop, and now. No more half assed. No more bullshit. I have to figure out what it takes for me to get through. No more fucking excuses. No more tomorrow.
Of course it's not that fucking simple. I sleep less because toddler doesn't sleep, I am not as productive at work, I feel the need to work extra, no time to go exercise, I sleep worse because I'm not working out. Vicious fucking cycle.
I don't want to die though. I want to be healthy. I want my husband to be healthy. I want to annoy the fuck out of my kids for a long time and see all of the crappy, not fun, totally shitty sides of being parent pay off with a toddler who quits crapping her pants and a big girl who realizing it is worse to lie about how her impulses can't be controlled and she colors lips on her stuffies with pink marker than it was to actually color lips on her stuffies. And you know, all of the other stuff after that.
So, I'm trying, I am remembering when I get to making excuses that my good friend died from what, to the best of my knowledge about what happened, was something preventable, or treatable, depending on how you look at it. I need to get over my shit and just do it.


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A near two-century-old copy of "The Star Spangled Banner" sold for $506,500 Friday at Christie's auction house in Manhattan.
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Oprah had a question: "In this age of red states and blue states, with everyone being so partisan against everything, that fact that you could all come together -- you're a Republican and he's a Democrat -- did that ever come into it?"
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CNN's Jim Boulden looks at an auction of art and other items that belonged to Lehman Brothers.
Ever seen a herd of elephants do backflips? It's really quite a spectacle, and it's happening right now in Republican strongholds all over the country.
Asian bidders are making an impression at London's record-breaking art auction. CNN's Eileen Hsieh explains.
Two paintings by Pablo Picasso and a third by Henri Matisse were among works auctioned off Tuesday at Christie's, including "Jacqueline," a Picasso not seen publicly since 1967.
A human skull and crossbones, valued at up to $20,000, won't appear at a Christie's auction Friday after another party claimed rights to the remains, the auction house announced.
A letter penned by George Washington praising the new Constitution sold for $3.2 million at an auction, the highest price for a letter by America's first president.
The past week's impressionist and modern art auctions at Sotheby's and Christie's didn't go well. But they were far from dreadful. The same is expected at this week's contemporary auctions.
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An Chinese art collector who bid on sculptures belonging to Yves Saint Laurent won't pay up. ITN's Nicholas Glass reports.
The man who successfully bid for two Chinese sculptures at auction and then refused to pay up is being called both a national hero and national embarrassment in China.
China has criticized Christie's auction of two Qing dynasty bronzes looted by invading French and British forces in 1860, saying the sale would hurt the auction house.
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A Chinese man who bid nearly $40 million for a pair of controversial antique Chinese statues said Monday he is refusing to pay for them, state media reported.
A three-day auction of art and furnishings that belonged to the late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent is seeing sale prices far exceeding estimates, with dollar amounts almost as spectacular as the range of items being sold.
A nude photograph of pop singer Madonna was sold for $37,500 Thursday afternoon at a Christie's Art House auction.
A shot of the unclothed Material Girl taken in 1979 could fetch at least $10,000
Two photographs of Madonna set to appear in a Christie's auction next month will probably sell for at least $10,000 each, according to estimates posted on the company's Web site.
What recession? Christie's, the famed auction house, this week sold a nearly 36-carat diamond for $24.3 million, which it said was the highest price for a diamond sold at auction.
On Day 2 of the fall auction season, a Russian masterpiece expected to sell for up to $3 million at auction did not find a buyer Wednesday
He was the hardest working man in show business, but judging from his possessions up for auction Thursday at Christie's in New York, James Brown also knew how to have a really good time.
CNN's Andrew Stevens speaks with Christie's International CEO Edward Dolman in this edition of "The Boardroom."
Edward Dolman is Christie's first chief executive officer to have been a specialist, who understands the pressure and the nature of valuing art. Part of his mission is attracting other highly motivated specialists into their business.
Despite concerns about a global slowdown, business for Ed Dolman is better than ever.
Christie's is the world's leading art business with global auction sales in 2007 that totalled $6.3 billion, marking the highest total in company and in art auction history.
A private collector has plunked down $6 million to buy the largest diamond ever sold at auction in Asia.
James Gandolfini, who starred on the hit HBO series, is selling off 24 outfits, including the button-down blue shirt he wore in the opening credits and the bathrobe he donned to fetch the morning newspaper
Despite the credit crunch and rising inflation in the Gulf, the region has found a new passion for investing. And one of the biggest growth markets at the moment is modern art.
Investors in the Middle East are finding art to be a good place to put their money. CNN's Wilf Dinnick reports.
While contemporary works like Damien Hirst's $100 million diamond skull have dominated the headlines, a rare old master study by Peter Paul Rubens is quietly generating buzz among art collectors.
$10 million for a car? Sure, for a '31 Bugatti Royale. Boutique vintage car auction firms are posting astronomical sales.
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At the European Fine Art Fair this week, most of the Lucite cases hold great bunches of pale pink tulips. The art is uncaged.
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Federal prosecutors looking into allegations of counterfeit wine sales have sent subpoenas to rare-wine collectors and to some of the world's leading auction houses, including Christie's in London and Zachys in New York, according to a published report.
The auction of a rare 1939 German race car, which had been postponed pending an investigation into the car's history, is back on. The car had been expected to get the highest price ever paid for any automobile at auction.
The auction of a rare 1939 German race car, which had been expected to command the highest price ever paid for any automobile at auction, has been postponed, the Christie's auction house said Friday.
A rare 1939 German race car, expected to command the highest price ever paid for any automobile at auction, will hit the block in Paris in February.
A rare 1939 German race car commissioned by Adolf Hitler is expected to command the highest price ever paid for any automobile at auction, according to Christie's, which will conduct the auction in Paris in February 2007.
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Trekkies set their phasers to bid this week, doling out about $7.1 million during a three-day auction of "Star Trek" memorabilia at Rockefeller Center, Christie's auction house said Saturday.
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Everyone knows Cuban cigars are illegal in the United States, thanks to the embargo on Fidel Castro's goods.
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The oldest surviving FA Cup was sold at auction on Thursday for £478,400 ($879,400) - a world record price for an item of football memorabilia.
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Gemma Arterton attended the Australian premiere of 'Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters' held at Event Cinemas today in Sydney, Australia.
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Riverside 'steam queens' found
1:00pm Thursday 4th October 2012 in News
ALL aboard! The Daily Echo has found Southampton's three 'steam queens' who were the first passengers to ride on the miniature railway at the city's Riverside Park half a century ago.
Now Elizabeth Reeves, and her daughters Susan Thackeray and Linda Webb, are on the right track for a reunion with the members of the Southampton Society of Model Engineers who are celebrating the golden jubilee of the miniature railway on Saturday and Sunday.
David Goyder from the society asked the Daily Echo to help find the original trio and within hours of the newspaper appearing in the shops Linda had made contact and was looking forward to taking part in the anniversary event.
"Everyone in the society will be absolutely delighted we have found our very own 'steam queens' again as this weekend would not be complete without them,'' said
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