Rare $2,500 Chicken Is Lamborghini of Poultry [ http://greenfirefarms.com/store/category/chickens/ayam-cemani/ ] August 23, 2013 How much would you pay for chicken? Paul Bradshaw, a breeder in Florida at Greenfire Farms, sells chickens for $2,500...per chicken, that is. And if he has his way, the market for the rare Indonesian breed Ayam Cemani will soon take off across the U.S. We asked Dana Cowin, editor-in-chief of Food & Wine, why this chicken costs so much. "To be fair, it is an all black chicken," she says. "So it's very chic. Its feathers are black. Its organs are black. Its meat is black. So it's very special, it's a rare breed chicken." Collectors buy the bird because it's exotic and beautiful. Cowin says you can collect the large, cream-colored eggs and eat them.. but: "At $2,500 a pop, $5,000 for a pair, you're probably not gonna go eat that bird anytime soon," she notes. "The market is not large, but it's passionate. This guy [Paul Bradshaw] who has imported this breed...he has a higher demand for these chickens than any other chickens in his rare breed collection. So among the people who care... they do care a lot." [...] http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/daily-ticker/rare-2-500-chicken-lamborghini-poultry-163825389.html [with embedded video report; no comments yet]
Lamborghini Splits In Half During Brooklyn Car Crash Caught On CCTV
Published on Sep 23, 2013 by goheaddoitagain
It was a typical Saturday in Brooklyn's Mill Basin neighborhood. Well, until a Lamborghini Aventador collided with a sedan in a crash that caused the sports car to split in two.
In CCTV footage of the Brooklyn car crash, posted online later, the Lamborghini can be seen breaking in half after ramming into another vehicle that appears to be turning into a driveway. The front end of the estimated $400,000-plus car disconnects from the tail section and skids into a fence.
An eyewitness and Reddit user said the driver of the Lamborghini was mobile after the accident; no word on the driver's specific condition.
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