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Bangkok--10 Jan--W Retreat Koh Samui

A luxurious four-bedroom residential pool villa is now ready to welcome holiday makers.

W Retreat Koh Samui has finally brought the newest WOW to the tropical island paradise, introducing the newest room category: a four-bedroom Seascape Escape Villa.

Splurge on the next level of ideal retreat in the Seascape Escape Villa- W Retreat Koh Samuis newly-launched four-bedroom retreat. Stretched along the lush landscape overlooking the Gulf of Thailand with an unparalleled breathtaking view is, whether you lounge in a daybed, laze in a bathtub or unwind in your own 15-meter infinity-edge swimming pool. Natural wood and white expanses are accented by warm hues to energize your vibrant experience. Enclosed in an expansive 2,058-square-meter space means you will have never-ending ways to play and unplug, from sharing fresh-cooked dishes and board-games to watching movies with the big screen LED and BOSE sound system and partying by the pool.

While the people are playing, enjoying the high-tech entertainment system in the living space, you can still have your own peaceful moment as all four bedrooms have their own private entrances to guarantee your utmost privacy. Feel the ocean breeze from the balcony then slip into W Signature Bed, feel the luxury of high-quality linens and gaze as the waves are rolling in, your perfect holiday escape certainly happens here.

W Retreat Koh Samui. Located between Maenam and Bo Phut, it has the finest and most pristine beach location in Thailand. The 74 all private pool retreats offer all the indulgence and luxury you could possibly wish for. Ultra chic and cutting edge design is awaiting you, just as the stunning sea views of the most pristine beach location to be found in Thailand.

For more information and reservations, please contact 0 (66) 77915999 or email to bf.wkohsamui@whotels.com

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House Republicans have no trouble pushing a bill to curb potential security breaches of the Obamacare website. Its the actual theft of consumer data that gets little traction.

Just this holiday season, up to 70 million Target shoppers had addresses, emails, credit or debit card information stolen, and 4.6 million Snapchat users found their names and phone numbers posted online. But the first data breach bill to hit the House floor in years set for a vote Friday will focus on security rules for HealthCare.gov, a government site that has yet to see a successful attack.

The latest corporate hackings have prompted lawmakers to dust off legislation and demand committee hearings. But Obamacare aside, Congress has shown little appetite for addressing how websites treat sensitive consumer information. Any legislation still faces tepid interest, unclear definitions and disagreement over the governments role factors that have stalled legislation for more than a decade.

Every single one of these breaches I think, This is going to be the catalyst for Congress to do something, said former Rep. Mary Bono (R-Calif.), who pushed data security legislation as head of the House Energy and Commerces manufacturing subcommittee. I dont know how much worse it is going to have to get.

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Lawmakers, sounding much as they did in 2011 when hackers infiltrated Sony and Epsilon, or in 2007 when T.J. Maxx ended up the victim of a multibillion dollar breach, have promised a response to the Target incident. At least two Senate committee chairs are reintroducing bills from previous sessions. Members of the Senate Banking, Senate Commerce and House Financial Services committees want hearings. The Senate Judiciary Committee announced plans for one; the House Judiciary Committee is considering its own.

Part of the slowdown stems from supporters themselves. Both industry and privacy groups back a federal data standard that would replace a confusing amalgam of state laws. Thats where the agreement ends. Companies fear government will come on too strong and cripple the industrys ability to do business. Privacy advocates worry a weak federal mandate will dilute state laws.

There actually is more of a gap there than people understand, said Justin Brookman, director of the Center for Democracy & Technologys project on consumer privacy.

Then there are technical hang-ups, such as what constitutes a data breach, how fast companies can respond, just how much damage actually occurs and who should pay for it.

(Also on POLITICO: Snapchat hires lobbyist after breach)

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KUALA LUMPUR- A 44-year-old man has pleaded not guilty at the Sessions Court here to allegedly offering a bribe to an assistant land officer as an inducement not to take action against him over illegal land clearing at a forest reserve in Cameron Highlands.

Tan Meng Lee (pic) was accused of offering RM20,000 to Abdul Rahim Sulaiman, 51, who is attached to the Cameron Highlands district and land office.

Tan was allegedly involved in illegal land clearing at the Sungai Terla forest reserve in Kampung Raja and government land at Blue Valley in Ulu Telom, which violated Section 425 of the National Land Code 1965.

Tan was accused of having committed the offence between 4pm and 5.30pm at Blue Valley on Oct 7 last year.

He was charged under Section 17 (b) of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act

2009 and faces up to 20 years in jail as well as a fine five times the value of gratification or RM10,000, whichever is higher.

DPP Farah Yasmin Salleh offered a RM10,000 bail, which Tan's lawyer S. Devanandan did not object to.

Judge Rosbiahanin Arifin then fixed bail at RM10,000 with one surety. The court also fixed Feb 7 for mention.

The Star had previously reported extensively on the issue of illegal land clearing in Cameron Highlands.

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Winnipeg, Manitoba (PRWEB) January 10, 2014

In a dramatic move that will see Mondetta Clothing expand its approach to innovation and design beyond apparel, the company announces the launch of its Mondetta Interior Solutions (MIS) division specializing in Interior Architecture. The Mondetta name has, since its inception and extended through to its activewear division MPG Mondetta Performance Gear, remained synonymous with cutting-edge design, meticulous attention to detail and only using the finest materials available to create its apparel. MIS will continue that proud tradition to offer retail, corporate, residential and hospitality interior solutions to a diverse array of clientele across the globe.

Roman Rozumnyj, RID will be the principal creative force behind MIS and its Vice President having previously held the position of Senior Design Manager at Hopping Kovach Grinnell Design Consultants,an interior design firm based in Vancouver and Shanghai, known for its high level and award winning international designs. Previous to that he founded WhyNot Designs Inc., an Interior Design studio in Vancouver catering to corporate, retail and residential clients in Canada, Asia and the UK. With over 23 years combined experience, Rozumnyj has accumulated a wealth of experience and knowledge with all aspects of the interior design process from initial design, planning, conceptual design, design development, budgeting, scheduling, working drawings, project management and administration. His further strengths lie in concept development, project analysis and team leadership, a role to which he brings an innate talent and incomparable enthusiasm with a passion for each project undertaken.

Rozumnyjs responsibilities at MIS will include establishing and overseeing a leading edge interior design studio in Winnipeg, with satellite offices in Vancouver and NYC, catering to the retail, commercial, residential, corporate and hospitality industries with Artwork, Branding and Graphics Consulting Services included in the mix.

"Fundamentally, design is simply a solution to a problem. The pure beauty of a functional, economical, sophisticated and unexpected resolve to a condition is what we strive for on behalf of our clients. I bring to MIS my many years of international experience and expertise in the design and project management field, and am driven to achieve and surpass the enthusiastic commitment and passion for design already instilled in the Mondetta corporate structure. Furthermore, I look forward to to the enormous opportunities unfolding for MIS and our clients," Rozumnyj said, sharing his thoughts on the cusp of the launch.

Mondetta Clothing and MIS CEO, Ash Modha, explained the company's decision to embark upon this new venture: Great design has and always will remain Mondetta's passion and a guiding principle central to our brand philosophy. It is our reason for doing business and informs every decision we make. MIS is an extension of that ethos by allowing us to embark upon a completely new direction, from apparel to Interior solutions, yet adhere to our core tenets of superlative design. Given the fact we've known Roman for over 25 years, have worked with him on several projects and have developed a personal relationship between him and the Principals of the Company, the decision to bring him on board was an easy one to make. Needless to say, we're terribly excited to move forward and anticipate great things to come.

MIS' first major project was the complete renovation of the Mondetta Clothing Corporate head offices in Winnipeg, Manitoba followed by studio restoration endeavors in Vancouver, Winnipeg and New York. MIS is well on it's way with retail store development projects in Seoul Korea, commercial projects in Vancouver and Winnipeg, art program commissions for corporate clients, as well as a showroom retrofit in NYC to name a few.

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James Suehs and his adult son had planned to move to Bryan at the end of the month before their Burleson County home went up in flames on Monday night.

The bodies of 70-year-old James Suehs and 49-year-old James Suehs Jr. were discovered as firefighters battled the blaze around 11:30 p.m. on County Road 101 in Deanville, 10 miles southwest of Caldwell.

A preliminary autopsy found that their deaths were fire-related.

The State Fire Marshal's Office has not released the cause of the fire, but Kenya Suehs, James Suehs Jr.'s daughter, said investigators told her it was an accidental fire that had to do with wiring in the aging home.

Kenya Suehs didn't see her father often but talked on the phone several times a day and had been looking forward to driving down from the Tyler area to introduce her father to a daughter he had never met. She described both father and son as "homebodies" who loved to make jokes.

James Suehs Jr. enjoyed spending time with his 11-year-old grandson and was always with his chihuahua named Little Bit, who died at his side during the fire, Kenya Suehs said.

"If he loved someone, he loved them with everything he had," she said of her father.

Having suffered a heart attack recently, her father had shared his last wishes during one of their last conversations, Kenya Suehs said. He asked that Ozzy Osbourne's Mama I'm Coming Home be played during his service in honor of his mother.

Services for James Suehs Sr. will be handled by Phillips & Luckey Funeral Home in Caldwell. James Suehs Jr. will be cremated and taken to Hilliard Funeral Home in the East Texas town of Van with a memorial service scheduled for 4 p.m. on Jan. 18 at the Church of Garden Valley.

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Who Must Register All builders of owner-occupied new homes, including single family, townhouse, duplex (two-family), cooperative, condominium, factory-built, and modular residences are required to register with the New Home Warranty Program. A builder is any individual or organization in the business of constructing new homes, including anyone who constructs a new home for sale, acts as prime contractor to construct a new home for himself/herself or for another person, contracts with a general contractor for construction of a new home, or sells or transfers title to land and then participates in the construction of a new home. It does not include a person who constructs a new home for his/her own personal use, a licensed architect, engineer, or attorney, or someone who contracts with a licensed architect, engineer, or attorney to provide professional services related to the construction of a new home.

Each new home building business is required to register separately. The name of the company which is transferring title to the new home is the entity which must register and warrant the new home.

If approved, a builder is issued a registration card, which must be shown to the local construction official when construction permits for the new home are obtained. Registration is valid for two years from the approval date.

Builders who fail to register or maintain a current registration are subject to fines up to $2,000. Each home sold during the time the builder remains unregistered is considered a separate offense.

A builders registration can be suspended or denied if the builder fails to enroll, warrant, or continue to participate in the State Plan or an approved private plan, fails to correct or settle a claim after responsibility was established through the dispute settlement process, has officers, partners, stockholders, or directors who were involved in unregistered, suspended, or revoked new home building businesses, incurred or was responsible for incurring an award against the New Home Warranty Security Fund and the Fund has not been compensated, or failed to participate in the dispute settlement process. A builders registration can also be revoked for repeating any of the above violations set forth in this paragraph.

During the first year of a new homes warranty, warranty coverage extends to defective systems, workmanship, materials, plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems, appliances, fixtures, and equipment, and major structural defects. From the commencement date of the warranty up to two (2) years from that date, the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems and major structural defects are covered. The builder is responsible for warranty coverage during the first two years. During the third through tenth years of coverage, only major structural defects are covered.

If, for at least 10 years, there has been no payment made, and no final determination that a payment must be made, under either the State Plan or an approved private plan, as a result of a claim against the builder or a major structural defect, the contribution percentage shall be 0.17;

If, for at least seven years but less than 10 years, there has been no payment made, and no final determination that a payment must be made, under either the State Plan or an approved private plan, as a result of a claim against the builder or a major structural defect, the contribution percentage shall be 0.213;

If, for at least five years but less than seven years, there has been no payment made, and no final determination that a payment must be made, under either the State Plan or an approved private plan, as a result of a claim against the builder or a major structural defect, the contribution percentage shall be 0.255;

If, for at least two years but less than five years, there has been no payment made, and no final determination that a payment must be made, under either the State Plan or an approved private plan, as a result of a claim against the builder or a major structural defect, the contribution percentage shall be 0.298;

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