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e been ordered to pay $10,000 each in Discount Louis Vuittonrestitution to the photographers. According to a police report, the bodyguards approached paparazzi during Bundchen and Brady's wedding festivities four years ago, demanding they hand over their cameras' memory cards. Authorities said a shot was fired at two photographers as they left, but neither was injured.curator of weird and wonderful world football news. We start today with news that Sir Alex Ferguson's book is literally riddled with errors. The 71-year-old's recount of certain events seems a little foggy, and the facts weren't properly checked before it went to print. Now, the publisher has been force to offer refunds. Next, we head to Yeovil Town, where the Glovers are planning to launch their answer to the Pussycat Dolls in order to compete at the top level in the pop charts.

 And finally, we salute Brian Deane, who Chanel handbagscelebrated steering After the failed vote, one local staffer said, “We all feel like we have targets on our backs.” Many local union officials believe that agreeing to Boeing’s terms would have revealed the union as weak, without any leverage. Swank said it appeared to the rank and file that the International’s motivation in pushing the deal that would last through 2024 was to secure 10 years of dues from its members here. Buffenbarger angrily rejected that suggestion, which is circulating widely among local union officials, saying that the last strike in 2008 cost the union about $50 million. “Ridiculous,” Buffenbarger said.

“They have never paid the kind of dues that make up a Gucci cluthes$50 million strike fund.” (The 31,000 Local 751 members pay about $70 a month in dues and the union collected a total of $25.5 million in dues from them last year, according to the IAM federal filing.) Leader’s stance shifts Wroblewski’s position quickly became intensely difficult after the offer was laid out to the rank and file. Facing a barrage of criticism from hostile members at a union meeting on the Thursday before the vote, he revealed what he really thought when he tore up a copy of the offer and called it a “piece of crap.” The supermodel and the footballer claim they never heard shots, with Brady telling Sports Illustrated in 2009, "Absolute total b.s. We found two guys on our property, and we told them to get out. Our security guys didn't even have guns. There were no shots fired."