Lamborghini, the famous Italian sport cars manufacturer, announced that the production of the Gallardo Superleggera has been stoppped. In total, 127 units were delivered in the United States: 46 were painted orange, 45 yellow, 37 black, 34 gray, and 10 white. Are all of you are wondering why Lamborghini ended the production? Well, this happened due to the launch of the new Gallardo Lp560-4 that will replace the Superleggera.
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Indulging in this chocolate bar won’t cause you to gain an ounce and will satisfy even the most selective sweet tooth.

The Chocolate Bar Clutch by Judith Leiber is a petite evening style clutch purse covered in Austrian crystals. The Chocolate Bar Clutch is beautiful and compliments the styles of the season. What a beauty! Get your chocolate fix!
$2,795.00 at Saks Fifth Avenue
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This orange acrylic watch with a black dial from Toy is the perfect way to introduce some Spring color into your wardrobe. The unisex style looks great on everyone and will make a unique addition to your watch collection.

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Toy Watch
Orange Acrylic
$175 at Bloomingdale’s
Orange acrylic strap watch with black dial. Unisex style. Stainless steel bezel, Quartz movement with date window.

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This design certainly won’t be found in the office and may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but the Vernice Velluto from Prada is selling fast!  They are in such high demand, Saks has put a limit on how many of these shoes can be purchased every thirty days.  Talk about exclusivity!

With this particular design, Prada definitely was thinking of the lady who loves couture, more artistic fashion.  We applaud this shoe for being so daring and unique and for giving every inch of the shoe some stunning detail.  Wearing the Prada Vernice Velluto shoe is like have little works of art surrounding your feet!

$750, Made in Italy

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Tiaras were once the domain of royalty. Today, antique headpieces and their modern interpretations are being seen on everyone and anyone.

Pictured above is a tiara that sold for a record price of more than $2 million in June 2007. Made by Fabergé circa 1890, it features a pear-shaped center diamond weighing about 8 carats, and was from the collection of Italian Princess Maria Gabriella di Savoia.
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There are only a few executives in the $1 salary club. No, that isn’t a typo. I mean $1.00, as in one, single dollar per year salary.

The three at the top of Google, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and C.E.O. Eric Schmidt have affirmed their cachet in corporate cool by taking salaries of only $1, according to the proxy statement the company filed on Tuesday evening. Their vast holdings of Google shares may have taken a hit in value, tumbling 35 percent from its highs last fall, but the three executives are sticking with their one-buck pay stub.

It’s a request they first made in those wide-eyed days of 2004, when Google went public. Since then, Google says in its filing, “we offered each of them market-competitive salaries at the beginning of each of 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008.” They rejected those offers.

Steve Jobs of Apple is the most famous, receiving only $1 in annual salary since he rejoined the company in 1997. That may soon be changing. The Apple board said in January that “because Mr. Jobs’s continued leadership is critical to the company, the compensation committee is considering additional compensation arrangements for him.” Jobs, to be sure, owns 5.5 million shares of Apple.
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A second edition, 3 volume set of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is going up for sale at Swann Auction Galleries. It is estimated that this second edition, three volume set of Pride and Prejudice will sell for between $4,000-$6,000.

This is a nice set of the less common second edition. According to Gilson, not too much is known about its publishing history. It does differ from the first edition in that it is entirely reset, resulting in occasional variations within the page. In addition, there are numerous small changes to spelling and punctuation and, occasionally, a change in wording.

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