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A big day for bachelor boys

OLYMPIC swimmer Eamon Sullivan was named Cleo Magazine's Bachelor of year last night, with 1.6 000 0000 people voting for your Perth born athlete. And even though in the past the title moved to guys that were in a relationship   in accordance with Cleo, a taken but unmarried man still counts as being a bachelor   Sullivan said he was single. In fact, he hopes the win can help him locate a date. ''There's been some very nice names which have come before me i really hope I will follow of their footsteps and perform the title proud   especially if it involves dating a supermodel," Sullivan said yesterday evening. Sullivan beat 50 finalists being named Australia's most eligible bachelor, winning a brand new Nissan Micra. He was offered his prize by Cleo's editor, Gemma Crisp, and event host and bachelorette Sophie Monk. Dan Ewing, more well known as bad boy Heath Braxton oakley frogskins for sale from Home and Away, took second place, while Paul Verhoeven, a presenter on radio station triple j, came third. The grand finale happened at the Ivy in Sydney and guests included VJ Ruby Rose.

MINDERS To the MINISTRY

The new NSW ministerial media contact list may be published. We all ray ban sunglasses discount online know, it's hardly the Australia Day honours list, but it is another little window in to the soul with this new government. Brad Burden remains as Barry O'Farrell's flack but his offsider, Sam Fairlie Cuninghame, has been passed on to work of the new Transport Minister, Gladys Berejiklian. This indicates the government is taken transport seriously, as Fairlie Cuninghame works alongside Lisa Mullins. Mullins is married to Paul Mullins, who until his retirement in 2008 was a long serving journo in the press gallery, but she's got more than enough of her very own connections, having worked for Fairfax and News Ltd papers and in many cases for the controversial Labor ministers David Campbell and Joe Tripodi. One of many Herald's former health reporters, Kate Benson, has jumped ship to dedicate yourself the Health Minister, Jillian Skinner, while an ancient John Brogden staffer, Lance Northey, returns to Macquarie Street, now with Duncan Gay in Roads and Ports. And therein lies their problem ray ban sunglasses outlet in pulling women, in accordance with the professional pick up artist Adam Lyons, of PUA Training. The Briton is within Sydney running bootcamps in the art of seduction, and he reports his students from your first weekend session were ''good looking, had good careers, great guys''. But that enticing combination can have a flipside. Lyons said: ''A lot of guys we look at and think 'they're confident', they're actually overconfident, which is a very unattractive quality.'' To wit, he was recently expected to pull aside each student in a L . a . boot camp and be sure he understands: ''You only have one eyebrow. You need to sort this out.'' While perusing his charges while they went about the task of seducing women in bars, nightclubs and occasional shops over the past weekend, Lyons was really concerned just for one battler, who popularized walking away from women in mid conversation if he felt things weren't going his way. ''In the finish I stood behind him and actually had me on his time for hold him available.''

RIPPING INTO ROYALS

Because the rest of the world swoons and flutters from the lead up to the royal wedding, two of England's angriest old males have engaged in a parade pissing competition. In his column inside the online magazine Slate, Christopher Hitchens has advised Kate Middleton: ''If you really love him, honey, get him away from there, and yourself, too  Leave the throne for the awful next incumbent how the hereditary principle has mandated correctly.'' (If Hitchens's social media marketing presence can be a measure of his foresight, perhaps she should take his advice. Hitchens has tweeted just the once and has 18,000 followers.) Diabolically, his mate Martin Amis staged his betrayal in a French magazine, telling Le Nouvel Observateur that this royal family were philistines which he'd rather not be British in any respect. Well, you'll find nothing new on the planet, so they say. An 83 year old reader called to say Poundstone reminded him of your Aussie, Don Athaldo, who utilized to drag ''horses and buses in the '30s'', but he was concerned that his memory was inaccurate. Not so. The Australian Dictionary of Biography says Don Athaldo (1894 1965: real name Walter Joseph) ''made his reputation by spectacular demonstrations of strength by his flair for showmanship. Probably his most famous feat was pulling a touring car with six passengers over half a mile [800 metres] inside the hill in William Street, Sydney, to Kings Cross.'' Hawaii government really should have a few Athaldos ready for an additional transport standstill.

WITH ALMOST ROYAL JELLY BEANS

AS TIME ticks into the big day for Kate Middleton and William Windsor, few details have escaped the attention of the British press. And that's why they naturally enough carried the storyplot of Wesley Hosie, a trainee accountant who spotted something when his girlfriend, Jessica White, opened a jar of jelly beans. ''As Jessica opened the jar, I saw her immediately. She was literally lying there staring back at me,'' he told London's Daily Telegraph. Inside the latest instalment with the jelly bean saga, the Independent newspaper's type of the story, circulated through their Twitter account, invited readers to appear closely with the red and yellow jelly bean to see what Hosie now hopes will fetch him about 500 ($769): the faint but unmistakable image of a sweetly smiling Middleton, immortalised in their sugary coating. The Independent's web editor, Martin King, said the site automatically updates any incorrect web addresses based on the story ID   which has been why the fake address that spread via Twitter still led to the original story. ''We are, however, acting urgently (just like now our own major competitors) to find away out to avoid such abuse,'' he explained. ''Meanwhile, I can only apologise and profess our embarrassment we were caught out.'' But there was clearly more sacrilege ahead. A spoof jelly bean has appeared on eBay, having a top bid yesterday evening of $US10 ($9.40).

WITH GRACE BEFORE MEALS

WITH all the restaurants and stores opening their doors in the sparkly new Westfield Sydney yesterday, the spectacle of your Buddhist monk spreading peace and serenity seemed slightly incongruous. But despite appearances, a whole new shopping palace had not been what drew Abbess Manko towards the big smoke through the Nan Tien Temple in Wollongong. Rather, she came on the invitation of restaurateur Simon Goh, whose Malaysian venture, Sassy's Red, ray ban sunglasses discount is among the new eateries. Goh is incorporated in the habit of getting monks to bless his restaurants   they've visited Chinta Ria Temple of Love at Cockle Bay many times, more to update the nice vibes rather than to dispel any misfortune. ''They just chant and purify the area,'' Goh said. ''Every new company I set about, I like to understand it blessed

to generate harmony.'' Other eateries to open up yesterday included Becasse Bakery, dumpling chain Din Tai Fung, which has achieved Michelin star status in Hong Kong, Pie by Mick's Bakehouse and Iku Wholefoods.

WITH LOVE'S LABOURS

A CRACK Australian team led from the director Simon Phillips (Priscilla Queen with the Desert), the choreographer Graeme Murphy and the designer

Gabriela Tylesova is spending so much time to rekindle the special moment of Andrew Lloyd Webber'sThe Phantom in the Opera sequel, Love Never Dies, which opens in Melbourne the following month. The pressure is on for the show more dazzling as opposed to maligned premiere inside london a year ago. Phillips said the brand new version would include a triple revolve which when Lloyd Webber was shown a group model he was ''gobsmacked''. Such enthusiasm contrasts with view of the theatre critic Ben Brantley from the New York Times: ''This poor sap of an show feels as eager to be walloped as being a clown in a carnival dunking booth

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