Estate of Roy Lichenstein Get Your Hot dog Here, Only $2million As per New York Times Article by Carol Vogel, you may be able to purchase at auction an original Roy Lichenstein painting of a hot dog for the price of a million happy meals. |
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Alyssa Schokar For The New York Times Cub's Owners Are Rebuilding While Root, Root, Rooting By Barry Bearak/ The New York Times/ Sports Sunday |
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
In light of the MacArthur
Foundation's generosity
some Chicago organizations
have a greater "take away"
than others.
Additional insight about giving
from NYT columnist David Brooks.
Original Title: Startling Adult Friendships, OP-ED 09.19.2014.
"Somebody asked me what I would do if I had $500 million to give away."
"People seem to have a harder time building friendships across class lines.
As society becomes more unequal and segmented, invitations come to people
on the basis of their job status. Middle-aged people have particular problems
nurturing friendships and building new ones. They are so busy with work and
kids that friendships are squeezed out."
"So in the fantasy world in which I have $500 million, I'd try to set up places
that would cultivate friendships."
Foundation's generosity
Andu Saduko/ Ron+E |
some Chicago organizations
have a greater "take away"
than others.
Additional insight about giving
from NYT columnist David Brooks.
Original Title: Startling Adult Friendships, OP-ED 09.19.2014.
"Somebody asked me what I would do if I had $500 million to give away."
"People seem to have a harder time building friendships across class lines.
As society becomes more unequal and segmented, invitations come to people
on the basis of their job status. Middle-aged people have particular problems
nurturing friendships and building new ones. They are so busy with work and
kids that friendships are squeezed out."
"So in the fantasy world in which I have $500 million, I'd try to set up places
that would cultivate friendships."
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Now that the Tribune publications
are managed under adult supervision
recent hiring decisions are making sense
John Barron selected for key content role
are managed under adult supervision
recent hiring decisions are making sense
Photo/ nipped from robertfeder.com who knows where he obtained it/ probably some Trib PR morgue |
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Patricia Wall/ The New York Times |
in a really serious job interview.
I have this advice for them:
a. Make appropriate eye contact
b. Use your inside voice
c. Do your home work
d. Do not be a jerk to fellow candidates
e. Have a "plan b" career in mind if you
fail to follow any of the above tips.
Unfortunately one of the job candidates
will get or keep the posted position.
Saturday, September 6, 2014
The Estate and Full Legacy
of Photographic Work(s)
Defies an Easy Legal Fix
of Photographic Work(s)
Defies an Easy Legal Fix
Photograph By Vivian Maier/ Maloof Collection/ Via The New York Times |
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
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