Glamour Model Hit With Wine Glass in New York City Club

Brittani Bader, 22

[From article]
Brittani Bader, 22, and another girl, Kathleen Ward, 23, butted heads inside Provocateur nightclub in the Meatpacking District around 2:50 a.m. Saturday, police sources said.
Ward grabbed a wine glass and allegedly threw it at Bader, hitting her in the right temple above her eye, according to a criminal complaint.
“I had a glass thrown at me!” said Bader.
Ward was charged with felony assault, and using a weapon with intent to cause physical injury.

http://nypost.com/2015/03/11/model-gets-head-smashed-with-wine-glass-at-posh-nyc-club/

Model gets head smashed with wine glass at posh NYC club
By Dana Sauchelli
March 11, 2015 | 2:50pm

New York Post

Where To Conceal Guns Fashionably

Event organizers of the Fashion and Firearms Concealed Carry Extravaganza in Indianapolis said the idea of the show is to make sure women have fashionable options while carrying. 

(Fox 59)
Now police and muggers will know where to search.

[From article]
One attendee, Dawn Hillyer, said she purchased a gun after being chased by a stalker for six years.
Her business, Hiding Hilda, offers purses that contain special compartments for guns. Profits Hillyer makes help sponsor scholarships for law enforcement on stalker training, Fox 59 reports.
“He gets out of prison in 2017 and I’m not going to live like that again,” Hillyer said. “I’m not gonna run. I’m not gonna hide. I’m gonna stand right up.”

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Show highlights fashionable ways to safely conceal guns
Published March 08, 2015

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White House Dreamer Suspected of Murder Of Fashion Model

Mirjana Puhar, 19

[From article]
Police arrested 19-year-old Emmanuel Jesus Rangel-Hernandez for the crime. There are reports that Rangel, who was a known gang member, may also be a "DREAMer" who was allowed to stay in the U.S. under the Obama administration's immigration policies.
Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) sent a letter to DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson, requesting information about Rangel's immigration status and whether he was allowed to stay in the country under the President's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
DHS has not responded to the request.
Judge Napolitano said that the DREAMer program was not legislated by Congress. It was an executive order by President Obama, which is "inconsistent with federal law."
[. . .]
Judge Nap also weighed in on the case in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, where an 18-year-old is charged with involuntary manslaughter for sending her friend emails, text messages and tweets that encouraged him to kill himself.
Judge Nap said this is a "novel case" and he's never seen one quite like it before.
He explained that cops believe they have evidence that Conrad Roy was a "simpleton" and Michelle Carter knew that when she pushed him to commit suicide.
"The law usually requires some very evil motivation - they may have it here - and something more than words," Judge Nap said, explaining that usually entails something such as handing the victim a weapon.
"It's a head-scratcher as to why she would do this. If they convict her on that basis, it will be novel and dangerous, because it brings pure speech into an area of crime."
He added that it's also very unusual that Carter is being tried as an adult in juvenile court and faces up to 20 years in prison.

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Report: Gang Member Suspected in Reality Star's Murder May Have Been Here Illegally
As seen on The Kelly File
March 3, 2015 7:40 AM

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Duchess of Cambridge Fixes Hair On Windy Day

Breezy: The Duchess of Cambridge attempts to twirl her ringletted locks back into shape

[From article]
She's famous for her perfectly groomed mane but even the Duchess of Cambridge's long locks couldn't withstand the wind that sprung up during the Remembrance Day parade.
Faced with a chilly breeze, the Duchess repeatedly twirled her locks back into shape as she watched veterans process past the Cenotaph alongside the Countess of Wessex.
Despite the havoc created by the gale, the Duchess cut an elegant figure in a sombre black textured coat and a James Lock & Co beret.

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Curly Kate twirls her ringlets as she watches the Remembrance Day parade alongside the Countess of Wessex
The Duchess of Cambridge appeared alongside the Countess of Wessex
Chilly November breeze repeatedly forced her ringlets out of shape
She wore a diamond poppy brooch, textured coat and a James Lock beret
The Countess chose to show her support with a Lulu Guinness poppy bag
Duo watched as the Queen laid a wreath in honour of the UK's fallen heroes
By RUTH STYLES
Daily Mail (UK)
PUBLISHED: 07:15 EST, 10 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:35 EST, 11 November 2013

CDC Stocks Up On Latest Medical Fashions

A health care worker receives protocol on the proper removal of personal protection equipment from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) instructors in preparation for the response to the current Ebola outbreak, during a CDC safety training course in Anniston, Alabama, October 6, 2014.

Credit: Reuters/Tami Chappell

[From article]
The CDC has ordered $2.7 million in personal protective equipment that is being configured into 50 kits for rapid deployment to hospitals, it said in a statement.
Some U.S. orders of protective equipment have been backlogged amid growing domestic demand, as manufacturers prioritize a flood of requests from aid agencies trying to curb the outbreak in West Africa.
The CDC tightened its guidelines for people handling Ebola patients on Oct. 20, requiring a fluid-resistant gown, gloves, a hood, shoe coverings and a face mask.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/11/07/us-health-ebola-usa-gear-idUSKBN0IR1UQ20141107

U.S. CDC boosts national stockpile of Ebola protective gear
Fri Nov 7, 2014 12:06pm EST

Homeland Security Continues Misguided Priorities Seizing Panties

Peregrine Honig (l.) and Danielle Meister were surprised when federal agents came into their panty shop in Kansas City and confiscated unmentionables.
Credit: Jenny Wheat Photography 
(© Paul Andrews Photography 2014

This is typical of the priorities of law enforcement in the United States. DHS may have jurisdiction over seizing counterfeit merchandise, but these panties were not counterfeit. It was alleged that it was a copyright violation. Rather than focusing on violent crime and terror, misguided politicians and police focus on government criticism and copyright violations, which are usually committed by non violent persons. They shun focusing on violent criminals. For 44 years police and the FBI conducted a brutal campaign of harassment, abuse of power, relentless character assassination, insults, threats, ridicule, humiliation and provocations. They used man-hating feminist young women and lesbians as bait on a now 70-year-old white man who they say is crazy, racist and a retired drug dealer. That was after government psychiatrists drugged him for 80 consecutive days using hallucinogens contrary to law. He was not under the care of any psychiatrist. There was no court order to allow this criminal campaign. He never volunteered for any human experiment. That did not inhibit the FBI, police and their crime family associates from conducting this 44 year campaign. Now they are seizing panties with MLB logos, protecting impaired, weak, vulnerable professional taxpayer subsidized millionaire baseball teams.

[From article]
When two burly men walked into a Missouri women's underwear store Tuesday, the owners didn't think much of it -- until the pair flashed their Homeland Security badges and confiscated several dozen panties bearing the initials "KC" in honor of the Kansas City Royals.
Danielle Meister, co-owner of Birdies Panties shop, said the undercover agents seized the lingerie, claiming the store violated copyright laws by selling underwear with "Take the Crown" and "KC" printed across the rear. Meister and her business partner, Peregrine Honig, said they wanted to celebrate the success of their hometown team - which on Wednesday night beat the San Francisco Giants to tie the World Series at one game apiece, by designing the panties.
[. . .]
While knock-off merchandise might not seem to fall under the purview of Homeland Security, ICE claims HSI plays a "leading role in targeting criminal organizations responsible for producing, smuggling and distributing counterfeit products."

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Kansas City lingerie shopowners in a twist after Homeland Security's panty raid
Published October 23, 2014
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Fashion Celebrity Kills Herself

[From article]
“I always say luxury is a state of mind,” Scott told The Sunday Times of London last November. “Because for me, it really is. It’s legroom, it’s a beautiful view, it’s great food at a great restaurant you’ve discovered because you obsessively read Zagat, as I do.”
And then, last Monday, she committed suicide, hanging herself in a $5.6 million Chelsea apartment that likely did not belong to her. Within hours, Scott’s life was revealed to have become an elaborate facade — her business at least $6 million in debt, her fashion-world friends and celebrity clientele unaware of her despair.

http://nypost.com/2014/03/23/scotts-suicide-reveals-tragic-side-of-citys-glitzy-scene/

Scott’s suicide reveals tragic side of city’s glitzy scene
By Maureen Callahan
New York Post
March 23, 2014 | 12:27am

Being Cool Trumps All Rational Arguments

[From article]
Gutfeld finds that cool warps everything. In 2012, for instance, Zuckerberg’s Facebook not only didn’t pay any net federal income tax but was actually due a refund of about $430 million. Why? Because the company (lawfully) deducted the stock options it issues to Facebook employees, many of them now deliriously wealthy because of those options. If Exxon or Koch Industries had managed that, someone might have noticed.
[. . .]
A 1950s study that tried to measure coolness of jobs identified five factors that gave a career prestige: importance of the task performed, level of authority you have, the know-how required, the dignity of the tasks required and pay.
Scoring highest were jobs like bankers, executives, ministers and professors.
[. . .]
The end result of eco-minded hipster thinking is, for example, the San Francisco ban on plastic shopping bags. This well-intentioned move in favor of all that is green and natural actually wound up killing people. Why? Because when you use bags to transport food, bacteria collects in them.
[. . .]
Reusing that Earth-friendly tote gradually turns it into a chemical weapon. The ban, declared a University of Pennsylvania study, “is associated with a 46% increase in death from food-borne illnesses. That implies an increase of 5.5 annual deaths for the county.” (The researchers added that this was a conservative estimate.)

http://nypost.com/2014/03/22/the-hipster-war-on-you-how-liberals-use-cool-as-a-weapon/

The hipster war on you: How liberals use cool as a weapon
By Kyle Smith
New York Post
March 22, 2014 | 10:06am

Fashion Week Nutrition

http://intothegloss.com/2013/09/the-fashion-week-snack-plan-on-the-go-healthy-nutrition/

09.10.13
THE EXTRAS
THE FASHION WEEK SNACK PLAN

Forty-Eight Pages of Oscar Fashions

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/movies/2012-oscars-best-worst-red-carpet-gallery-1.1028839?pmSlide=1

Fashion Icon, Zelda Kaplan, 95, Dies

[From article]
"Beloved club and fashion maven Zelda Kaplan died after collapsing in the front row at Fashion Week yesterday at age 95.
Kaplan, New York’s oldest and most beloved night owl and the woman who could famously “out-party even Paris Hilton,” collapsed at the Joanna Mastroianni show at The Studio at Lincoln Center."

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Style icon in front-row death
Page Six
New York Post
Last Updated: 12:07 AM, February 16, 2012
Posted: 11:48 PM, February 15, 2012

Dress Does Not Make the Woman

Your roommate Marnie is correct. It is not the dress but "the person inside the dress."

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A single girl’s secret weapon
My first-date dress works every time
By CHRISTINA AMOROSO
New York Post
Last Updated: 1:10 PM, August 10, 2011
Posted: 10:55 PM, August 9, 2011

Fashion Exec Shares NY Gov David Paterson's View of NJ

[From article]
"It was the smog. It was depressing driving to Jersey," said Thomas Horodecki, 36. "The traffic was horrendous on Route 4, and they are pretty bad drivers. The stores are kind of cheesy for the most part."

'It was depressing driving to Jersey. The traffic was horrendous on Route 4, and they are pretty bad drivers . . . and when it comes to styling, let’s just say Jersey is difficult.' — Thomas Horodecki (above), who is demanding $2 million in an arbitration claim from the fashion-design house Elie Tahari

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Elie Tahari manager exiled to New Jersey demands $2M for 'anguish'
By JAMIE SCHRAM and DON KAPLAN
New York Post
Last Updated: 7:03 AM, March 18, 2011
Posted: 2:59 AM, March 18, 2011