While exploring Basel with Keller, she was privy to insider treasures big and small: she fell in love with the bag designed by Claudia G? for the fair (far right) and the architecture of the Novartis Basel Campus project (center).
While most of us are content with Word or Google Docs, screenwriters have gotten used to Final Draft's unique key combinations and styling but made do with software that was, to be fair, far behind the state of the art.
One poll showed some 40percentt of Israelis ready to give up Arab East Jerusalem without even knowing what they would get in return, which is why I still believe Israelis will vote in favor of a fair, far-reaching deal.
If anything, the drought has touched fairs far less than it has farming.
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), the House Republicans' electoral arm, is fairing far worse.
Moreover, there are other countries, committed to open, democratic processes, that have been spectacularly successful in creating economics that are both dynamic and fair — with far less inequality and far greater equality of opportunity than in the United States.
Likewise its ticketing policy appears enlightened and fair thus far.
In the late 1990s, dotcom stocks left fair value far behind; indeed, as so many of them had no earnings, fair value was a fairly illusory concept.
Gisele Croes, a Brussels dealer, said she had had a blockbuster fair so far, selling many works of Chinese art on the opening day, including a scholar's rock priced at $180,000.
It may be a long hike to reach two Manhattan galleries — Canada, from the Lower East Side, and Harris Liebermann, from TriBeCa — ensconced on the fair's far western rim, but they reward us with paintings by Rosson Crow and Karl Haendel.
The DNC does itself no favors by casting itself as anxious to cut short a process that seems to have been eminently fair so far and that appears destined to end in victory.
