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Tories need to connect with liberal youth or risk being reduced to rump party in rural England, warns Nick Boles
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The Conservatives risk being reduced to a rump party in rural and suburban southern England unless it is able to reach out to liberal-minded younger voters, a close ally of David Cameron warned today.
Nick Boles, the Planning Minister, attacked the willingness of some Tory MPs since the Coalition's creation to play along with the caricature that the party contained "heartless extremists".
His outspoken remarks dismayed senior Conservatives who moved swiftly to distance themselves from the comments.
Mr Boles, an early supporter of Mr Cameron's pledge to modernise the party, called shortly after the Coalition's formation for a pact between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats at the 2015 election.
In a speech today Mr Boles explained that he had believed a pact would have been the best way to achieve the "broad, open and generous party of my dreams", but now he realised he had been misguided.
He said: "I thought our willingness to compromise with the Liberal Democrats in the national interest would help persuade the public that we moderated our ideological fixations, would show we had really changed.
"I did not realise our coalition partners would do everything in their power to paint us as heartless extremists. And I underestimated the readiness of some in the Conservative party, and the press, to play up to the caricature and thereby fall squarely into their trap."
He told the Bright Blue think-tank that the Tories now had to be "our own liberals" to ensure they did not reverse the "fragile gains of modernisation".
Mr Boles said voters under 25 were "markedly more liberal on both social and economic issues" than their older relatives – and his party had to realise they would respond to a different message from that aimed at "stalwart supporters".
He said: "The Conservative Party will only rebuild itself as a national party which can win majorities on its own if it understands it cannot do so by making a single undifferentiated pitch to every age group and in every part of the country.
"If we are to avoid being pushed back into a rural and suburban redoubt in the south of England, we need to redefine ourselves as an alliance of distinctive political forces which work together to produce a common election platform and programme of government."
Mr Boles floated the idea of reviving the National Liberal Party, which existed between 1931 and 1968, when it merged into the Conservative Party. He suggested it could field joint candidates with the Tories to maximise support – particularly in three-way marginals where the Liberal Democrats perform strongly.
"We could use it to recruit new supporters who might initially balk at the idea of calling themselves Conservative," he added.
A senior Tory source slapped down the idea, saying: "We will field Conservative-only candidates at the next election. Nick Boles is speaking for himself, not anyone at No 10 or Conservative Campaign headquarters."
A Liberal Democrat source said: "We understand Nick Boles' frustration with some elements of his own party. But if he's looking for a sensible party of the centre ground, he's welcome to apply to join the Lib Dems."
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Nakoula Basseley Nakoula has been sitting in a US federal prison in Texas since his photographed midnight arrest by half a dozen deputy sheriffs at his home in California for violating the terms of his parole. As many reporters have noted, the parole violation in question would not generally lead to anything more than a court hearing.But in Nakoula's case, it led to a year in a federal penitentiary. Because he wasn't really arrested for violating the terms of his parole.Nakoula was arrested for producing an anti- Islam film that the Obama administration was falsely blaming for the al-Qaida assault on the US Consulate in Benghazi and the brutal murder of US ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans on September 11, 2012. Obama and his associates falsely blamed Nakoula's film – and scapegoated Nakoula – for inciting the al-Qaida attack in Benghazi because they needed a fall guy to pin their cover-up of the actual circumstances of the premeditated, eminently foreseeable attack, which took place at the height of the presidential election campaign.With the flood of scandals now inundating the White House, many are wondering if there is a connection between the cover-up of Benghazi, the IRS's prejudicial treatment of non-leftist nonprofit organizations and political donors, the Environmental Protection Agency's prejudicial treatment of non-liberal organizations, and the Justice Department's subpoenaing of phone records of up to a hundred reporters and editors from the Associated Press.On the surface, they seem like unrelated events.But they are not. They expose the modus operandi of the Obama administration: To establish an "official truth" about all issues and events, and use the powers of the federal government to punish all those who question or expose the fraudulence of that "official truth."From the outset of Obama's tenure in office, his signature foreign policy has been his strategy of appeasing jihadist groups and regimes like the Muslim Brotherhood and Iran at the expense of US allies, including Israel, the Egyptian military, and longtime leaders like Hosni Mubarak in Egypt and Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen.The administration defended its strategy in various ways. It presented the assassination of Osama bin Laden by Navy SEALs as the denouement of the US war on terror. By killing the al-Qaida chief, the administration claimed, it had effectively ended the problem of jihad, which it reduced to al-Qaida generally and its founder specifically.Just as important, it has tried to hide the very existence of the jihadist threat. To this end, the administration purged all terms relevant to the discussion of jihadist Islam from the federal lexicon and fired officials who defied the language and subject ban.It has hidden the jihadist motive of terrorists and information relating to known jihadists from relevant governmental bodies. The Benghazi cover-up is the most blatant example of this policy of obfuscating and denying the truth. But it is far from a unique occurrence.For instance, the administration has stubbornly denied that Maj. Nidal Malik Hassan's massacre of his fellow soldiers at Ft. Hood in Texas was a jihadist attack. And in the months preceding the Tsarnaev brother's bombing of the Boston Marathon, and in its immediate aftermath, the FBI did not share its long-held information about the older brother's jihadist activities with local law enforcement agencies.To advance its "official truth," the administration leaked information to the media about top secret operations that advanced its official narrative. For instance, top administration officials leaked the story of the Stuxnet computer virus that compromised Iranian computers used by Iran's nuclear weapons program. These stories compromised ongoing US and Israeli intelligence operations. But they advanced the administration's foreign policy narrative.Conversely, as the AP scandal shows, the administration went on fishing expeditions to root out those who leaked stories that harmed the administration's narrative that al-Qaida is a spent force. In May 2012, AP reported that the CIA had scuttled an al-Qaida plot in Yemen to bomb a US airliner. The story damaged the credibility of Obama's claim that al-Qaida was defeated, and challenged the wisdom of Obama's support for the al-Qaida-aligned antiregime protesters in Yemen that ousted president Ali Abdullah Saleh in November 2011.Finally, the administration has promoted its policy by demonizing as extremists and bigoted every significant voice that called that policy into question.For example, in his satirical speech at the White House Correspondents Dinner last month, Obama snidely – and libelously – accused Rep.Michele Bachmann of "book burning."Bachmann is an outspoken critic of Obama's policy of appeasing Islamists at the expense of America's allies.Bachmann is also the chairwoman of the House of Representative's Tea Party caucus. And demonizing her is just one instance of what has emerged as the administration's tool of choice in its bid to marginalize its opponents. This practice arguably began during Obama's 2008 presidential campaign when then-senator Obama referred to his opponents as "bitter" souls who "cling to guns or religion or antipathy to those who aren't like them."In the lead-up to the 2010 midterm elections, Obama and his supportive media characterized the grassroots Tea Party movement for limited government as racist, selfish, extremist and uncaring.And now we have learned that beginning in March 2010, the Internal Revenue Service instituted what can only be considered a systemic policy of discriminating against nonprofit groups dedicated to fighting Obama's domestic agenda. The IRS demanded information about the groups' donors, worldviews, reading materials and social networking accounts, and personal information about its membership and leaders that it had no right to receive. And according to USA Today, it held up approval of nonprofit status for 27 months for all groups related to the Tea Party movement. Some 500 organizations were victimized by this abuse of power.We also learned this week that the IRS leaked information about donors to at least one nonprofit group that opposes homosexual marriage to a group that supports homosexual marriage. The latter group was led by one of Obama's reelection campaign's co-chairman. We learned that the IRS audited a university professor who wrote newspaper articles critical of fake Catholic groups that supported Obama's pro-abortion policies.All of this aligns seamlessly with the Obama administration's demonization of conservative donors like the Koch brothers, and other stories of persecution of conservative donors that have come out over the past several years.Last July, The Wall Street Journal's Kim Strassel reported that after the Obama campaign besmirched as "less-thank reputable" eight businessmen who supported political action committees associated with Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, one of the donors, Frank VanderSloot, found himself subjected to an IRS audit and a Labor Department investigation.Finally there is the administration's discriminatory treatment of pro-Israel organizations.A day after Lois Lerner, the head of the IRS department overseeing nonprofit groups, admitted the IRS had been discriminating against groups affiliated with the Tea Party movement, we were reminded of the appalling treatment that Z Street, a new pro-Israel organization that opposes Obama's policy toward Israel, received at the hands of the IRS.Z Street was founded in 2009 and applied for nonprofit status in December 2009. In 2010, Z Street filed a lawsuit in federal court against the IRS. According to court documents, the suit was filed after Z Street was informed by an IRS spokesperson that consideration of its application was being delayed, and could be denied because the IRS has a special policy for dealing with nonprofit applications submitted by groups related to Israel.According to Z Street's court filings, the IRS official said that all Israel-related organizations are assigned to "a special unit in the DC office to determine whether the organization's activities contradict the administration's public policies."Around the same time that Z Street's application for nonprofit status hit a brick wall of discriminatory treatment, Commentary magazine, also a nonprofit organization, received a letter from the IRS threatening to revoke its nonprofit status because in 2008 the publication posted the transcript of a speech then Sen. Joseph Lieberman gave at a Commentary dinner in which he endorsed Sen.John McCain for president.As John Podhoretz, Commentary's editor, wrote last week, to disprove a false charge, the magazine had to spend tens of thousands of dollars and waste "dozens upon dozens" of work hours copying two million pages of articles posted on the magazine's website in 2008 to prove that Lieberman's speech was a tiny fraction of the magazine's overall output.Then, too, the David Horowitz Freedom Center, a nonprofit where I work as the director of the Israel Security Project, was recently subjected to an IRS audit – which it also passed with flying colors.The Freedom Center's work spans the spectrum from domestic policy to foreign policy, and like Z Street and Commentary, is generally critical of the Obama administration's policy toward Israel.Finally, there is the administration's obsessive targeting of billionaire donor Sheldon Adelson. During the 2012 presidential election, Obama's top political adviser David Axelrod wrote a letter to Antonio Miguel, a Socialist member of the Spanish parliament, attacking Adelson as "greedy."Miguel leaked the letter to the media while Adelson was in Spain promoting his Las Vegas Sands casino corporation's plans to build Eurovegas, a casino in Madrid. Axelrod later sent his letter to Obama supporters in an email from the Obama presidential campaign.Adelson is best known for his support for the US-Israel alliance, and his friendship with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. By calling Adelson "greedy," Axelrod was channeling age-old anti- Semitic imagery, and by inference engaging in it, in his assault against Adelson. In the letter in question, Adelson was the subject of this ad hominem assault due to his support for Romney in the 2012 elections.The Tea Party movement has to date limited its scope to domestic policy – challenging the growth of the federal government on a host of issues. For its part, still smarting from the unpopularity of former president George W. Bush's campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Republican Party has yet to enunciate a clear foreign policy.The closest thing to a systematic rebuke of the Obama administration's signature foreign policy of courting Islamist movements and regimes and treating US allies in the region with hostility are organizations like the David Horowitz Freedom Center, Z Street and Commentary and wealthy donors like Adelson. Their stalwart and articulate support for a strong US alliance with Israel, and a strong and vibrant Israel, are the only coherent challenge to Obama's pro-Islamist foreign policy.By targeting them, the Obama administration completes the circle of an overall modus operandi of punishing those who oppose and expose the failures of his policies – domestic and foreign. The underlying theme that connects Benghazi to the Tea Party, to the subpoenaing of AP phone records, to Z Street, to Nakoula is that they all have challenged the administration's "official truth."One can only hope that Obama's thuggish creation and corrupt defense of his "official truth" will anger, disgust – and frighten – all email@example.com
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Suha Arafat, who pocketed millions of dollars from her husband's Yasser Arafat's estate, now says the arch-terrorist Nobel Peace Prize winner denied her a divorce several times.
"I know there were a lot of women who wanted to marry Arafat. However, it was my fate … I tried to leave him hundreds of times, but he wouldn't let me," Suha told the Turkish newspaper Sabah, quoted by the Beirut Daily Star. "Everyone knows how he wouldn't permit me to leave. Especially those in his servitude, they know very well what it was like."
The poor downtrodden Suha said she was the victim of vicious gossip that, according to her inexplicable reasoning, "began due to the uprising [intifada] against Israel."
Her logic: "Yasser was fighting against the strongest lobby, media and nation, in other words Israel. I was the weakest link.
"If I had known what I would have to go through, I definitely would not have gotten married. I was with a great leader, but I was all alone."
Suha somehow managed to get by with money as a companion, once staying at a Paris hotel where she rented an entire floor for herself and her staff for a paltry $16,000 a night, not including tips.
Suha, a Christian, was 34 years younger than her Muslim hubby. The gossip started when Suha began to work in Yasser's Tunisian office in 1989. Following several rumors that they were more than "just friends." they secretly married. Suha became a Muslim out of political practicality, but Mahmoud Abbas, now Palestinian Authority chairman, was vehemently against Yasser Arafat's marriage to a Christian-born, free-spending blonde, and he made sure that Suha was kept out of the 1993 peace treaty ceremonies at the White House.
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Nothing but gossip. Where are these "witnesses"? Guess that's what you get for being a gold digger.
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Hi all. I am working on a honeymoon itinerary in November and could use some ideas and advice.
I have our flights into and out of HKG booked, we scored some first class award tickets both ways. As far as the rest, everything is still up in the air. Here is what we were thinking so far:
Day 0: Leave for HK from NYC.
Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong at 6am
- Stay at the JW Marriott, Shangri La, Conrad, Hyatt, or Excelsior
- Do some sightseeing, eat some good meals
Day 2: Fly to Bangkok
- Stay at Mandarin Oriental or Peninsula
- Do some sightseeing, eat a good meal or two, get cheap massages
Day 3 & 4: Cambodia
- Sightseeing, Angkor Wat, etc.
Day 5-10: Phuket
- Stay at the Amanpuri, JW Marriott, Twin Palms, Chedi
- Relax! Enjoy the beaches, visit Phi Phi, check out the crazyness in Patong, etc.
Day 11: Leave Phuket and fly to HK
- Stay at the JW Marriott, Shangri La, Conrad, Hyatt, or Excelsior
- Nice dinner and maybe some nightlife
Day 12: HK & Home
- Do some more sightseeing in HK and grab a good lunch before our late afternoon flight home
We know that most people will think this is a lot to cram into our time there, but we travel often and think we will be up to it. If anything, we would consider removing Bangkok from the mix but can't decide either way yet. Think it is worth it to stop there for a day? This is one of the main things we keep going back and forth on.. do we go there or not, and if not, do we just add another day on to Phuket?
Also, any advice on hotel choices at each of these places? We want something more upscale, but do love deals. I won't mind spending $600 a night in Phuket at the Amanpuri if it is really spectacular, but if it is only a little bit better than one of the alternatives that are $200 a night instead, we can consider others.
Any particular restaurant recommendations?
We are also considering using a travel agent to help with this, but we like being very involved with the details and it seems like we can handle everything on our own. If you think we should use a travel agent, can anyone recommend someone who is familiar with this area, is points savvy, can provide value though free upgrades and deals that I cant get on my own, but not charge too much where it isn't worth it?
As far as point balances, we have:
- About 250k Chase points which can transfer to Marriott, Hyatt, or Priority Club.
- About 38k SPG points. I saw there are some super cheap SPG hotels in Siem Reap that are 5k points + $35 per night, but are they nice?
- 200k BA
- 250k AA
- 350k UA
- 27k Amex (Hilton, Priority Club, SPG)
- We can both apply for the Hyatt card and get 2 free nights at any Hyatt
- We can apply for the Marriott card and get at least 50k each
Would love to hear everyone's thoughts!
Honeymoon: Hong Kong, Bangkok, Siem Reap, Phuket
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What time of the year is this?
My first reaction is that you are going to some fabulous places - Angkor is truly one of the wonders of the world, Bangkok is my favorite city in the world, and Hong Kong is lively and fascinating - but you are spending the majority of your time at the beach. The Thai beaches are lovely, no doubt. But it takes three full days just to see the major temples of Angkor and you would want more time if you are really interested in the temples (Get a copy of Dawn Rooney's book, "Angkor: A Guide to Cambodia's Wondrous temples" to help you decide). If you aren't that interested in the temples, skip Angkor as it's an expensive side trip both in terms of time and money. If you are really interested in the temples, add enough time so you can see the major temples (3 full days means four nights) or save Angkor for another trip.
I can't imagine not spending some time in Bangkok, though I'd certainly want more than one day!
Have either of you been to Asia before? How do you adapt to the time change and to the heat? This will also factor into how much you can do.
I do not think you need an agent to do this, you can easily do it all yourselves -
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I realize I missed when you were going, but this is for November - that's a good time to visit.
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Skip either Bangkok or Siem Reap. Use that extra time for the remaining city.
To get from your hotel in HK to your hotel in Bangkok will take at least 5 hours, and from your BKK hotel to Siem Reap will take another four or five hours the next day. Of your three days alloted to the two places you've used up nearly a whole day in just getting there. Then two days later, you'll spend another 5+ hours traveling to Phuket.
In addition, Bangkok to Siem Reap airfare is outrageous, as Bangkok Air has a monopoly on that route.
This is your honeymoon. Do you really want to spend the first half of it in airports trying to get to cities where you won't have any time to explore?
You absolutely do not need an agent for this trip. All the flights can be easily found on Kayak.com or AirAsia.com. the hotels can be arranged through Agoda.com or the individual hotel sites. Your hotels can arrange airport transfers if you don't want take cabs or public transport from the airports. -
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my immediate thought was the transport time from each leg too leaving little time on the ground..
i would cut cambodia unfortunately, or make it a focus.. i would cut phi phi or use it as my destination, but it again takes time to and from there..
the jw in phuket is lovely but remote. i would go there and just vedge. i also love the jw in khao lak, one hour north.
penn in bkk for sure!! -
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Agree with the others that it seems rushed esp for a honeymoon. Never been to Hong Kong, but one day there and in BKK seems crazy. We flew Air Asia from BKK to SR --substantially less than flying BKK Air
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With Air Asia you have to fly first to Kuala Lumpur, then catch a flight to Siem Reap, adding still another hour or two to the journey. It is cheaper, though the double charging for luggage
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You're right! Sorry for my error. I was confusing flights. We did fly BKK Air not Air Asia, from BKK to SR, it was part of our Discovery pass flights.
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Come to think of it, Drdavidge, you might look into the BKKAir discovery pass. If you fly 3 legs the price of their tickets goes way down. it is kind of a pain to book it, but well worth the savings.
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>>>Hi all. I am working on a honeymoon itinerary in November and could use some ideas and advice.<<<
Greetings Dr D and warm congratulations on forthcoming honeymoon holiday.
Initial perusal, your itinerary does appear a *bit* rushed (exhausting), so will gently propose stretching out your various locales to ~ 3-4 nights each.
Now, one suggestion I can highly recommend from more than a few personal business/holiday travel experiences is to simply stay at the three most current hotels reviewed on my profile page. (In the case of the Shangri-La property in Hong Kong however, will recommend the Peninsula. One holiday weekend at that HK Pen was so much fun, complete with Rolls Royce transfer service overseen by three great Peninsula gentlemen named Billy, Tommy and Leslie. A well-run property, to be sure.)
After your Hong Kong stay, can highly vouch for TG607 F service into Bangkok. (More info under my Shangri-La review.) Hard to go wrong with certain room/suite categories at the BKK Peninsula and Mandarin Oriental.
After Bangkok, fly TG business class to Phuket and enjoy that Amanpuri. Peaceful place, indeed.
(In the case of the Amanpuri and BKK Peninsula, will give forever thanks to those properties' management and friends. Over the years, they have been most generous with frequent guest promotions with rates well below those listed on their websites. We're already set with 'our' special suite at the Peninsula for this November's Loi Krathong; believe this will mark eight straight years, riverside, for that lovely evening celebration.)
After tearing yourselves away from the Amanpuri, another thought is to fly Dragonair, Phuket to Hong Kong. If your first class award tickets are with Cathay Pacific (if so, well done) you may be able to connect in time for your CX flight back to New York.
Wherever you stay, have fun. And, should you decide to do a quick trip to our fine home of Singapore, pleased to welcome you.
Warm wishes to all from a rather fine afternoon in the San Francisco Bay Area. (Flew into SFO yesterday via the ever enjoyable and cherished SQ16 J. A week of work, then back home via SQ1. (Check those flights out sometime; sweet rides.)
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So Bangkok is pretty much out. Any thoughts on where to spend that extra day? Was sort of leaning towards HK so we could have a day to get over the jet lag before trekking around Cambodia.
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Add the day to Siem Reap. It's still a crazy itinerary but slightly improved by cutting one city. You have a mere two days allocated to Siem Reap, and you'll spend most of the first day just getting there. If you at all interested in Angkor add a couple of days to it or skip it entirely.
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I have a Thailand holiday booked for a few months time. I have 8 days in Bangkok and 8 days in Phuket. I must be so boring!
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MissGreen, you've got the right idea!! I like your itin much better than the doctor's honeymoon trip... but then, I prefer to unpack and stay in one place for a bit!
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I agree Miss Green, you have the right idea. And drdavidge would do well to choose an itinerary like yours!
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Hey guys, so getting closer now. HK for 2 nights, Siem Reap for 2 nights, 6 in Phuket, and 1 more in HK before going home. Hotels are all booked, but now just looking for suggestions on specifically what to do while in HK and Phuket? Thanks.
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What do you like to do? In Hong Kong, the classic tourist things to do are: the tram to Victoria Peak, riding the Star Ferry, riding the trolleys, going out to Dim Sum, afternoon tea at one of the great hotels.
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Btw, what hotels did you decide upon? I hadn't seen this posting before, otherwise, I would have recommended the Intercontinental in Hong Kong using Priority Club points. Also, I had heard good things about the Le Meridien in Siem Reap if you really wanted to use points. I just got back and ended up at Pavillon d'Orient myself.
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We LOVED the Privilege Floor in Siem Reap. Absolutely beautiful room, extraordinary staff, comes with driver and car, free laundry, nice pool, OK breakfast, cocktail hour with appetizers nightly, etc. Wonderful experience.
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Eddie Roche | December 23, 2014
Michael Kors and Karmen Pedaru Meet Again
Ahoy! Michael Kors has once again enlisted Karmen Pedaru to be the face of his Spring 2015 campaign, shot by Mario Testino, another longtime collaborator with the brand. (Over a decade and counting!) "Spring is about rebirth and renewal, so the collection and the campaign convey the upbeat elegance and color that the season brings,"
Peter Davis | December 22, 2014
The Daily Davis: Trumaker's Mark Lovas
Trumaker, a San Francisco-based bespoke shirt company, is the newest site offering custom clothing to the growing army of style-savvy guys who are obsessed with the fit of every item of clothing in their closet. I met Mark Lovas, the handsome co-founder, in Soho to order a shirt (I chose a dressy dark indigo) from a Trumaker
The Daily Front Row | December 22, 2014
Is Jenna Lyons In The Naughty Chair?
Say it ain't so! NY Post's Page Six is reporting that J.Crew's Mickey Drexler has asked Jenna Lyons to bring it down a notch and get her focus back on the brand after the retailer has been hit with poor sales. A J.Crew spokesperson is denying the story, saying, "This is completely inaccurate and couldn't be
Eddie Roche | December 22, 2014
Quvenzhané Wallis Stars In More Armani Junior Ads
Kim and Kanye aren't the only ones with impressive Spring campaigns coming your way next year. Annie star Quvenzhané Wallis resumes her role as the face of Armani Junior, the brand announced today. The 11-year-old, who is the youngest person ever to receive an Academy Award nomination for best actress, opened in the remake of
Eddie Roche | December 19, 2014
James Scully On Why Frida Giannini Didn't Fly At Gucci
You can always count on veteran fashion director James Scully to share his opinion, and last night we were intrigued with his Facebook update with his reaction to Vanessa Friedman's recent New York Times article, "Beware, Designers: What Frida Giannini's Departure at Gucci Tells Us." In the piece she writes: "What's interesting, however, is that
Eddie Roche | December 19, 2014
Male Model Moments: Meet Matthew Giesler
After taking a week off from 'Male Model Moments', we return this week with South Africa native Matthew Giesler, who shares some vital info., like his least favorite food, where you're least likely to find him, and what scares him. (His answer to the latter question is worth the price of admission alone. Hilar.)
Dena Silver | December 19, 2014
Anna Wintour's Impeccably Chic Christmas, Down To The Marni Wrapping Paper
During Milan Fashion Week, the fashion flock blew up their social media accounts with the array of blossoms and gifts stocked at Marni's flower market. Anna Wintour seems to be equally as smitten with the punchy patterns. And she stocked up on some designer wrapper paper, festooned with prints from the maison's archive, for the holidays. Not only did Vogue include a
The Daily Front Row | December 19, 2014
Five Time Inc. Titles Plot A Field Trip To Charleston
Daydreaming of warmer climes? The editors at a handful of Time Inc. glossies seem to be as well. Five lifestyle titles—Departures, Travel + Leisure, Food & Wine, Coastal Living, and Southern Living—are taking the show on the road with the inaugural Charleston Insiders' Weekend, happening May 1 to 3. The Southern excursion schedule of a la carte
Eddie Roche | December 18, 2014
The Australian Fashion Foundation Announces Its Latest Crop Of Winners
A few lucky (and talented) Aussies had Santa come early this year with the announcement of the 2014/2015 Australian Fashion Foundation (AUSFF) winners, which were revealed in Sydney yesterday. Melbourne-based menswear designer Alexander Oscar Kelvy and womenswear designer Grace Butterworth were each awarded AUD 20,000 (that's $16,400 in U.S. dollars); they will also win six-month internships
Dena Silver | December 18, 2014
Emily Blunt Geeks Out Over Meryl Streep To Net-A-Porter's The Edit
This week's cover girl on Net-A-Porter's The Edit is Emily Blunt, and the chic actress dishes all about working in the biz, from her upcoming singing role in Into The Woods to her nonchalant entrée into the industry. She might be a professional actress now, but she still had a bit of a fan girl moment when Meryl Streep called her The Devil
Dena Silver | December 18, 2014
Nicki Minaj Fronts Roberto Cavalli's Spring Campaign
Roberto Cavalli has found his spirit animal for Spring 2015, and it's Nicki Minaj. The rapper fronts the designer's campaign, which features Cavalli's signature animal print alongside a few other tribal-inspired gowns. The photos were shot by Francesco Carrozzini, whose mother is Vogue Italia EIC Franca Sozzani. Why Minaj? Well, it has something to do with snakes. "It is no coincidence that one of
Eddie Roche | December 17, 2014
Emporio Armani Discovers That Calvin Harris Is A Total Babe
How did we miss the memo that DJ Calvin Harris is so easy on the eyes? The folks over at Emporio Armani got it, and they've nabbed the Grammy winner as the face of their Spring/Summer campaign. This is OK with us. He'll also be fronting their Emporio Armani Eyewear and watch lines. Life appears
Dena Silver | December 16, 2014
Marc Jacobs Recruits An Army Of Supermodels For His Spring 2015 Ads
Olivier Rousteing might have his army of burger-eating models in his latest Balmain campaign, but Marc Jacobs has quite the gang of mods in his Spring 2015 ads. The knockout lineup includes Karlie Kloss, Anja Rubik, Joan Smalls, Kendall Jenner, Natasha Poly, Anna Ewers, Jessica Stam, Issa Lish, and Adriana Lima. The January issues of your fave fashion glossies will be stocked with
Eddie Roche | December 16, 2014
That Night When Kylie Minogue and Jake Shears Sang Dolly Parton Tunes…
One holiday party for the history books (per usual) was the Chandelier Creative gathering, which once again set the bar on Friday night when they put on 'A Dolly Good Xmas' at Cedar Lake in Chelsea. Richard Christiansen and his team honored the universally adored Dolly Parton with an exhibition of some of her most
Alexandra Ilyashov | December 16, 2014
ELLE Unveils The Agenda
ELLE is toasting three decades next year, and they've got plenty in store for the anniversary. To wit: The Agenda, an intriguing new project (just one of many projects for the big birthday) that debuts in the glossy's January issue, which hits newsstands today. The mag chose 43 incredible women from a wide array of fields.
Eddie Roche | December 16, 2014
Kenzo's Collab With evian Has Arrived
Earlier this year at Paris Fashion Week, we got a glimpse of the collaboration between evian and Kenzo and now the bottle is finally available. The bottle follows in the illustrious footsteps of former evian partnerships with Jean Paul Gaultier, Christian Lacroix, Elie Saab, and Diane von Furstenberg. (Full disclosure: We never opened our 2012 DvF
Dena Silver | December 16, 2014
Leggy Luxe
WHAT: Exhale x David Lerner Monochromatic Floral Printed Poly Spandex Jersey Legging WHY: Want to get an early start on your New Year's resolution? Opt for a pair of Exhale by David Lerner floral-print leggings, and you'll find yourself gym-bound long before January 1st. As a much more visual option than basic black, these printed pants are also a great way
Alexandra Ilyashov | December 15, 2014
T's Brendan Monaghan Rings In His 40th Birthday At The Boom Boom Room
Perhaps you ran across some unapologetically glam party shots on Instagram this weekend under the hashtag #bcm40. The occasion? A very posh 40th birthday bash at the Boom Boom Room for Brendan Monaghan, the dapper publisher of T: The New York Times Style Magazine as well as VP of The Times' luxury advertising. The black tie festivities brought out Monaghan's
Eddie Roche | December 15, 2014
Burberry Springs Ahead With Naomi Campbell and Jourdan Dunn
Burberry quietly unveiled their Spring/Summer 2015 campaign over the weekend, with Naomi Campbell and Jourdan Dunn posing for Mario Testino. It's the first time that Campbell has appeared in a Burberry campaign since working with Kate Moss in 2001. It's the fourth campaign with the brand for Dunn, who first appeared in their Spring/Summer campaign
The Daily Front Row | December 15, 2014
GQ and Tommy Hilfiger Honor The Men of New York
All attention was on the dudes last week as Tommy Hilfiger's Fifth Avenue flagship hosted its third annual GQ Men of New York event, honoring the city's most gifted artists, musicians, athletes, actors, and entrepreneurs, and raising awareness and funds for the global non-profit organization Save the Children. Who made the cut this year? Today show co-anchor Willie


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The family of a man who died in 2013 has filed suit against a California fire department, a fire chief and others who the family claims are to blame for the man's death. The complaint includes allegations that a Yermo Fire Department captain cancelled a responding ALS ambulance long before he arrived on scene because he believed the patient was a "constant complainer" ...
Read More »BWI Deputy Chief Ordered Reinstated
An African American deputy chief who was fired from the BWI Airport last March, has been ordered reinstated and granted back pay by an administrative law judge. Gregory Lawrence, who was serving as the interim fire chief at Baltimore Washington International Airport when he was fired last spring, claimed his was the victim of racial discrimination
Read More »Promotional Testing: Memphis and The Two Year Eligibility List Fourteen Years Later…
This past week the Sixth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals handed down a key decision in the battle over promotional testing procedures in Memphis, Tennessee. While the case involves promotion to Sergeant in the Memphis Police Dept., it will undoubtedly have effects across all public safety organizations, including fire departments.
Read More »Fire Law Headlines – Buffalo Hearing Loss Lawsuit, Florida Resignation, and Kentucky Facebook Post
Its been another of those busy days on the fire law news front. In Buffalo 193 firefighters filed 20 suits over siren-related hearing loss, in Florida a lieutenant resigned over an allegation he had sex on duty, and in Kentucky a paramedic fired over a Facebook post filed suit claiming a First Amendment violation.
Read More »Missouri Suit Claims Firefighter's Termination Was Due To Union Organizing Activities
A Missouri fire protection district and its fire chief are facing a suit that claims they terminated a firefighter because she was trying to organize a union. Amber Rounseville is suing the Ebenezer Fire Protection District and Fire Chief Nelson Prewitt alleging violations of the Missouri Constitution, state collective bargaining laws, and the First Amendment's freedom of association clause.
Read More »Massachusetts Suit Removed to Federal Court
A lawsuit filed last month in state court by four Massachusetts firefighters has been removed to federal court by attorneys retained for the defense by the Massachusetts Interlocal Insurance Agency. The suit was filed on September 2, 2014 by four former members of the Groton Fire Department.
Read More »Virginia Fire Department Prevails in First Amendment Suit
A fire department in Virginia has prevailed in federal court in a suit that alleged the First Amendment rights of two firefighters had been violated. Last Friday, a jury ruled in favor of the Front Royal Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department and its president, David Santmyers, in suit brought last year by Philip Charles and David Ellinger.
Read More »New Mexico Firefighter in Hot Water Over Campaign Photo
Today's burning question: I'm a career firefighter. Two years ago I was elected to the state legislature. I have always been careful not to use my position with the fire department for campaigning or political purposes. Unbeknownst to me folks in my political party used a photo of me in my fire department uniform...
Read More »Jacksonville Fire Answers Race Discrimination Suit by Fire Inspector
The City of Jacksonville, Florida has responded to a rather unusual race discrimination suit in the fire department with a rather unusual answer containing 17 affirmative defenses.
Read More »Houston Firefighter's Post Sparks Complaints
A Houston firefighter has been placed on administrative duties as the department investigates offensive anti-Islamic posts on his personal Facebook page. The unidentified firefighter allegedly made the posts last month drawing the attention of KTRK TV Channel 13, who in turn brought them to the attention of the fire department.
Read More »YCMTSU New Haven
In a case that is certain to be a contender for the YCMTSU Case of the Year for 2014, an applicant for the New Haven Fire Department is suing the city claiming he was passed over because the Fire Chief is having a relationship with his ex-girlfriend.
Read More »RI Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Gay Pride Parade Suit
The Rhode Island Supreme Court heard the appeal of the City of Providence today in the decade long lawsuit arising out of the 2001 Gay Pride Parade. Two Providence firefighters ordered to participate in the parade filed suit claiming a violation of their First Amendment Rights and that during the course of the parade they were sexually harassed.
Read More »Firefighters Claim Sexual Harassment by US Forest Service
A group of seven current and former US Forest Service firefighters have filed a wide-ranging complaint alleging sexual harassment, sexual abuse, and gender discrimination. The complaint was filed last month with the US Department of Agriculture, the parent agency of the US Forest Service.
Read More »Chicago Firefighter One Step Closer to Civil Vindication in Police Corruption Case
A Chicago firefighter who was the victim of outrageous police misconduct by a group of corrupt officers that included threats to plant evidence against him and get him fired, has passed an important legal hurtle in efforts to hold the individual officers responsible.
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Very nice standard room for reasonable price,the room was well-cleaned by the time I came from the beach or tours in the afternoon.Very tropical to have mango tree just under my balcony.I was given teapot and cup by my request.It was nice of the reception staff to offer one night stay in another new hotel Poolswatt also on Lamai closer to the bay between Lamai and Chaweng.Free transfer there and back was organised. However I had to wait for the transfer for 1 hour 30 min to return Marina beach. - Anonymous
Location was excellent. Just 1 minute walk from lamai beach as well as lamai market. Lots of restaurants and shopping stores nearby. Very excellent and co-operative staff. Manager Ann was very nice and helpful. Provided information and maps immedietly. We asked for byke hiring and byke was ready at hotel before we reach also the room. Rooms were specious and very clean with all required facilities. Also comlementary coffee and tea whenever required in lobby. In short a 4 star hotel in very low - Anonymous
If you want cheap and basic then the Bonny Hotel is fine. Rooms are a reasonable size, bed comfortable and has a tv and decent shower. As long as you're not expecting scenic views from your balcony, or attractive furnishings you'll be fine. The location is good right in the middle of the busy main street of Lamei, and its just a few minutes walk from the beach. The lady who owns it is really lovely and really goes out of her way to make you feel welcome. In fact her service is the main positive - Anonymous
Nice and clean room (superior; standard looked somewhat shabby but superior was great). Good restaurant at the hotel, and walking distance to many more. 2 minutes to the beach, with great sand and swimming opportunities. - Anonymous
muy bien situado, todo a mano, compras, playa, vida nocturna etc..aun asi dentro de las instalaciones reina la paz y la tranquilidad, el personal es muy amable y con muy buena disposicon a ayurdar en lo necesario...lo recomiendo - Anonymous
The staff was very friendly and attentive, sometimes going out of their way to make shure everything was as I wanted it. Very clean room, and very nice pool! - Anonymous
Very good location (close to the beach and the main lamai attractions). Very friendly, cheerful and helpful staff that booked a lot of trips for us. The hotel is also very clean, cozy and calm with fast wi-fi, free unlimited coffee/tea supply. We would definitely choose amarina residence again if we were in Lamai! - Anonymous


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