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Messi makes new record as Barça beats Real Madrid 3-2 in LaLiga

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Tuesday, April 25, 2017

On Sunday, in Spanish LaLiga’s El Clásico clash, FC Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 3–2, with Lionel Messi scoring two goals at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium. Messi scored his 500th goal in the Catalonian colours, in the ending moments of the game, becoming the top scorer of the El Clásico in the league with sixteen goals surpassing Alfredo Di Stéfano’s fourteen.

Messi was left on the ground, bleeding after Marcelo’s elbow hit his face in a clash. The Argentine was taken off-pitch, and later continued the game with a tissue paper in his mouth to stop bleeding. Just before the thirty minute mark, Los Blancos captain Sergio Ramos hit the woodwork from Marcelo’s freekick, but the deflection was converted into a 1–0 lead by Casemiro. Five minutes later, Messi levelled for Barcelona dribbling against two Madrid defenders from Rakiti?’s assist.

Messi had not scored in the last six Clásicos. In the 39th minute, Welsh forward Gareth Bale, who became the third Briton to reach 100 appearances landmark in La Liga, was substituted following an injury. Marco Asensio replaced the Briton. Bale was out for the last two matches due to injury. David Beckham and Gary Lineker, former forwards of Madrid and Barcelona respectively, previously made over 100 appearances in La Liga. At half time, Madrid had six attempts on target, as compared to Barça’s one.

Madrid striker Karim Benzema missed a chance to score in the 52nd minute when Barcelona’s shot-stopper Marc-André ter Stegen played a goal kick to Benzema. A minute later, ter Stegen stopped Benzema’s six yard header from finding the nets. Ronaldo missed a chance to put Madrid in front in the 67th minute from Asensio’s assist. Minutes later, Casemiro was subbed off for Mateo Kova?i?. Barcelona brought on André Gomes for Paco Alcácer. Casemiro was booked early in the match for bringing down Messi. He later fouled the Argentine in the 45th minute, but got away without receiving a second yellow.

Minutes later Toni Kroos lost mark of Rakiti? as the Croatian faked a shot and scored a 20-yard goal from his left foot, putting the Blaugrana in the lead. In the 77th minute, Ramos was shown a straight red card for bringing down Messi. Barça defender Gerard Piqué missed a chance to make it 3–1 from Gomes’ pass. James Rodríguez was brought on for Benzema, and four minutes later, the Colombian scored from Marcelo’s assist.

With only two minutes added for the injury time, Sergi Roberto’s run from Barcelona’s half was later converted to the match winning goal by Messi from Jordi Alba’s assist scoring his 23rd goal in El Clásico. ter Stegen made twelve saves in the entire match, the most in the league since 2003–2004. Messi was booked for removing his jersey celebrating his 500th goal for Barcelona. He leads the race for the Spanish Golden Boot — Pichichi Trophy — which he last won in 2013.

After the match, Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane said, “We can not be happy. We made a lot [of chances] during the whole game. We had many goalscoring chances, but couldn’t bring the game under control. When you don’t kill the game off, this can happen, and it did. We are disappointed with the result, when you get back to 2-2 with 10 men you have to think a little more and defend together.” ((es))Spanish language: ?No podemos estar contentos. Hicimos mucho, durante todo el partido. Tuvimos muchas ocasiones de gol, para llevar el partido a nuestro lado. Cuando tú no matas el partido puede pasar esto y pasó. Estamos decepcionados con el resultado. Cuando logras el 2-2 con diez hay que tener un poco más de cabeza y estar juntos para defender

The Court of Arbitration for Sports turned down Barcelona’s appeal to play Neymar for El Clásico, who received a three-match ban after sarcastically applauding an official after a red card against Málaga CF in a previous La Liga match. Luis Enrique said, “I am prepared to play the match with Neymar or without him. You will have to wait for the game to see if I risk putting him.” ((es))Spanish language: ?Estoy preparado para jugar el partido con Neymar o sin él. Tendréis que esperar al partido para ver si me arriesgo a ponerlo.

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Real Madrid 2 –3 FC Barcelona Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Attendance: 81,044 Referee: Alejandro José Hernández Hernández
Casemiro 28’James Rodríguez 86’Sergio Ramos  77’Casemiro 12’Gareth Bale 39’Marco Asensio 39’Casemiro 70’Mateo Kova?i? 70’Karim Benzema 82’James Rodríguez 82′ 1–1 (HT) Lionel Messi 33’Ivan Rakiti? 73’Lionel Messi 90 + 2’Samuel Umtiti 39’Lionel Messi 90 + 2’Paco Alcácer 70’André Gomes 70′
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CBC’s new show The One sparked some controversy over simulcast

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Thursday, July 20, 2006

The One: Making a Music Star is a new reality show hosted by CBC personality George Stroumboulopoulos.

The show airs on ABC and on CBC.

It premiered yesterday and has sparked some controversy over the simulcast, which according to ABC’s schedule means displacing CBC’s The National for a U.S. program.

Over the past few weeks, CBC’s decision to simulcast The One has drawn criticism from a number of individuals and groups, including Friends of Canadian Broadcasting, NDP MP and federal heritage critic Charlie Angus, and a retired CBC journalist Knowlton Nash.

Since the show airs on Tuesday night, the episodes will bump The National to an earlier slot in Atlantic Canada and a later one in Ontario and Québec, which means it will air at 11:00 PM instead of 10:00 PM in Ontario and in Quebec. The Wednesday night editions will also bump The National to an earlier slot in Ontario and Quebec.

A Canadian version of the series will launch in the fall in another time slot, but a condition of the CBC’s franchise deal for this production was to simulcast the ABC production. This also represents the first time in over a decade that the CBC has scheduled an American-produced series in prime time.

The CBC’s will continue to show The National at different times on the main broadcast network and on CBC Newsworld. “We get discouraged that people don’t appreciate the fact that [The National] is on Newsworld. . . . People watch their news on the Internet, on cable, on broadcast and we’re giving it to them in all different kinds of ways. We’re very proud of The National. I just hope that gets across.” , said Kirstine Layfield, CBC’s executive director of network programming.

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How To Compact Soil And Gravel

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By Ken Hunter

When it comes to structural building projects, I don’t have many pet peeves. Most conventional wood-frame structures feature tried and true building practices that will stand up well to most environmental stresses short of severe quakes and tsunamis. Good materials well braced and supported are generally sufficient, even when used by less experienced builders. If there is an area of neglect, it is that many builders, professional and amateur alike, often forget that a substrate – the ground – is also a building material.

So this is my pet peeve in a nutshell: why go to the trouble of installing rigid, durable materials like concrete and wood when these rest on a material that if neglected or untreated are incapable of supporting their own weight, let alone a building above them. It’s equivalent to piling bricks on a sponge.

Compacting the Soil

The solution to this problem is easily remedied in a word: compaction. That first of structural materials – the substrate – common to every building project from skyscraper to woodshed can be turned to a sound building material by compressing (also called “tamping”) it until it is so tightly packed that it will properly support almost any building load. In typical highrise construction, piles are used. You may have heard these being pounded into the earth, often from a great distance away. These piles are aiming for bedrock, the outer surface of the earth’s mantle. Due to settling and other compressive forces, bedrock is an ideal substrate for building.

Most buildings, however, do not rest on bedrock. Although this would be ideal, it is far too expensive to drive piles deep into the earth, and in the case of most buildings, unnecessary. This is because properly compacted substrates will easily bear the building loads above them.

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Some substrates require no compaction at all. Some clays, for example, have been so tightly compressed over time that if dry, are said to have greater compression strength that concrete. The same can be said about some stone. We’ve often built directly on both of these materials, pinning building footings to the substrate by embedding steel pins that tie substrate to concrete footing. In some cases a clay substrate can be so dense that a sledgehammer will do no more than lightly dent its surface when struck. A similar test for compressive strength can be used for stone substrates. A hammer striking most sandstone and some granites will turn these materials to dust, but as for supporting buildings, few stone substrates will be exposed to the pound-per-inch striking force of a steel hammer.

Most buildings sites don’t offer such substrates as these. Instead, what a little digging reveals is a composite of sand and gravel ranging from fines to boulders, these just beneath a layer of organic material usually called topsoil. As topsoil usually contains a high percentage of compostable materials, it does not usually make a good building base and should be excavated until a so called “undisturbed” base is reached.

This brings me directly to my pet peeve. In 20 plus years of building, I have watched as numerous builders simply scrape of the topsoil, then place their footing forms directly on an undisturbed base. I long ago gave up saying anything about it; the glassy stares alone demonstrate the futility of mentioning that they are simply, and returning to the analogy, placing a brick on a sponge. Let’s stop here for a moment to consider what will happen to a building so placed. Will it fall over? Not likely. As mentioned, conventional building practice is far too sound to allow this. Instead, what will happen is that the concrete footings will settle, usually irregularly, meaning the overall building may drop inches in one area and a fraction of that elsewhere. Builders (and even some inspectors) often over optimistically assume that at least the building will settle consistently, but the result will be those cracks or fissures visible in all improperly foundated concrete work from house foundations to sidewalks and driveways. Further, the building may have a disjointed, uneven look under extreme circumstances. This is not a doomsday scenario, of course, but again, why go to the trouble of using durable materials when these are so quickly and unnecessarily compromised?

How to Tamp

So now that we appreciate the importance of tamping, how is it done? The easiest method is a power compactor. These come in various sizes and models, and usually rely on vibrating substrate materials until they can settle no further. Weight is a factor here also, and compacters tend to be heavy. The beauty of this method is that it exposes the substrate to far more pounds-per-inch force that the building ever will. In the event a trench foundation is being used, a compactor often called a “jumping jack” can be dropped into a trench or pad hole and let to work its magic. Compactors will usually cause your hands to itch, and may even cause blistering, so use padded gloves when using them. When tamping a small area, I’ll attach handles to a six by six beam of wood and pound the earth with this low-tech device. It, too, subjects a substrate to powerful pounds-per-inches forces, but also subjects the body to a good deal of perhaps unwanted exercise.

How much compaction is required? I will usually use a length of 2″ x 4″ (5 cm x 10 cm) (or even a hammer depending on the substrate composite), pounding this against the substrate to test it. Like striking dense clay or stone with a hammer, there should not be much ‘give” in a properly tamped base. There are other ways to test for degree of compaction, but this simple method works well for most purposes.

Another important note on compaction is something a great many experienced builders do not know. Regardless of the type of compaction devise used, no compacters adequately compress more than a few inches of substrate at a time. This means that if you are adding fill to create a building base, it must be done successively. For example, if you’ve removed loose soil to the “undisturbed” level, then need to bring that level up (because you’re backfilling an excavation, perhaps), add a few inches of backfill, compact this, and repeat the process until the desired elevation of compacted substrate is reached. I once watched an excavator backfill a newly-formed swimming pool, adding approximately twelve feet (4 metres) of backfill to create a grade surrounding the finished pool, and all in one go. The crew then tamped this unstable mixture at grade, and placed a standard thickness concrete slab on it. Bearing in mind your know-how on prepping substrates for subsequent materials, you know the answer to the question of how well that newly-placed concrete slab held up.

Building on Bog

Sometimes there is no point in compacting a substrate at all. This scenario is encountered worldwide, usually in lowland areas where buildings are located on boggy soils. In such circumstances piles could be driven to bedrock, but because of the cost and other considerations, this is not usually done with smaller buildings. Theoretically, such efforts to compact here will continue until the tampers and their equipment reach bedrock far below days or weeks later. Typically, building in these cases anticipates a high degree of settling, and gives a building a correspondingly shorter lifespan. Sometimes under this less than desirable situation, a wood-frame foundation is constructed to ensure living areas are elevated above the grade and the building essentially floats on the bog. Occasionally, builders will “float” a concrete slab or some other similar building support, then build on this. Without exception though, gravity eventually has its way.

Recently on such a substrate, we constructed supports by driving many steel rods through the bog to bedrock six feet (2 metres) below. These steel rods were hand driven, and wrapped in concrete at and above grade, essentially becoming a piling. No settling has occurred, and the solution has worked well, although the complexity of this approach will certainly increase the further down a load-bearing base is found to soon become impractical. Any deeper, and we would have needed to resort to conventional pile driving as “floating” a base was not an option.

Except for those circumstances when a solid base is impractical such as on a bog, building is always better on the solid base that sound compaction practice creates. Buildings look better, work better, and last longer when builders take the time to tamp.

About the Author: Ken Hunter is chief structural designer, service director and owner of Hunterstruct Construction, a Vancouver based construction company offering design, building, structural repair and

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New York bridge shut down after suspicious truck found

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Thursday, May 6, 2010

New York Police Department spokesperson Paul Browne said that New York City’s Triborough Bridge was shut down after a U-Haul truck with Arizona state license plates was found abandoned.

The truck reportedly smelled of gasoline according to the toll booth operator. Officials reported that the police department’s bomb squad investigated the vehicle. There was no report of a bomb, says Reuters.

Police say witnesses reported seeing a man fleeing from the vehicle on Wednesday night.

This comes just days after the bomb scare in Times Square.

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California jury orders Skilled Healthcare to pay $671 million in damages

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Friday, July 9, 2010

A California jury in a Humboldt County courthouse ordered nursing home operator Skilled Healthcare (SH) to pay $671 million (about €531 million) in a class action lawsuit from patients of SH’s 22 California facilities and their families. The jury found that SH failed to properly staff its facilities to comply with California state law.

The jury has not heard the case for punitive damages; however, it awarded the plaintiffs $613 million (about €484 million) in statutory damages. The remaining $58 million (about €46 million) was in restitution.

After the verdict was issued, Skilled Healthcare stocks plunged over 75% to a record low.

An official statement from SH says it “strongly disagrees” with the jury’s verdict. SH plans on filing an appeal to the decision. The company could possibly face bankruptcy because of this verdict.

One of the lawyers for the nearly 32,000 plaintiffs, Timothy Needham, claimed that inadequate staffing levels put SH’s patients at risk. He said, “The company knows that this lack of staffing causes a higher risk of problems for patients. Call lights don’t get answered, persons don’t get proper hygiene, persons don’t get their medications on time or the care they need.”

This lawsuit does not apply to SH’s facilities in Arizona, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, and Texas.

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Froth Up With Whipped Cream Chargers}

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For lay persons, the compound nitrous oxide is vaguely remembered as a by-product of important chemical reactions back in the days of grade seven in school. Popularly known as laughing gas or nangs,’ nossies or whippets in some linguistic circles, the whipped cream chargers have a huge industrial application and is in demand as an anesthetic and for making delicious recopies. Read on to find out more about cream chargers.

Typically, nitrous oxide is tasteless and has a faint sweet smell about it. Nitrous oxide chargers are mostly legally used for cooking purposes. For culinary aesthetics, chefs use nitrous oxide to make whipped cream and many more delicious concoctions which have a frothy texture.

Simply breaking it down, the physical process to make whipped cream is that the nitrous oxide dissolves itself into the grease of the cream, and the resultant effect is the foamy cream. The product thus made had a uniform texture and is without residue. The whipped cream chargers used have a long life and are easy to store at room temperatures. For casual chefs, one single charger can last up to a few weeks or a month. For culinary houses, about four to five chargers can be used up in a day.

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Whipped cream from the chargers is different from hand whipped cream. The former method yields substantially more volume than the latter. The Chargers are also a much faster alternative. Also, opting for the cream chargers will ensure that your whipped cream is safe from bacterial decay and putrefaction because the nitrous oxide gas does not allow the oxygen to interact with the fat of the cream. This saves it from atmospheric oxidation and hence delays the process of it getting stale. Other food-based uses of nitrous oxide include innovative additions to sauces, batters, mousses, etc

These nitrous dispensers are very easy to use and can give you fancy and artful twists to your home-made desserts. Or you can also give your daily coffee installment a jaunty zing by lathering it with some whipped cream. All you have to do is mix in about 16 ounces of heavy cream with about three teaspoons of vanilla essence. Put this mixture into the dispenser and attach the whipped cream charger. Shake the apparatus properly and froth up anything that you care to revamp. Bon appetite!

Nitro brew coffee is also a very hip thing to try these days. It is incredibly easy to make. The coffee brew is kept concentrated and is maintained at cooler temperatures. This concentrate is then out under pressure with nitrous oxide and water while being dispensed from a nozzle. The resulting mixture is a beautiful eddy of brown and white colours as it is collected into a cup. The flavour of this delightful preparation is often compared to stout beer, and in appearance too, the analogy is understandable because of the firm foam that floats atop.

So get one cream charger today and enjoy the new sassy twist to your meals!

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Earthquake-damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant triggers evacuation

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Friday, March 11, 2011

Japan’s government has declared its first ever “nuclear emergency” after pressure rises in the No. 1 reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, combined with a minor radiation leak, caused a 10 km radius around the plant to be evacuated. An attempt to relieve the pressure inside the containment vessels of the plant has been delayed.

The Tokyo Electric Power Company’s 40-year old nuclear facility, 270 km NE of Tokyo, reported mechanical difficulties with its cooling system, although the automated shutdown systems worked correctly. With the core reaction shut down the plant is no longer actively generating heat, but the fuel rods continue to generate excess heat and radiation and need constant cooling.

The cooling system runs a constant flow of water to take the heat away from the submerged fuel rods, but the pumping system requires electricity to operate even after the plant is no longer producing electricity itself—generally from back-up diesel or natural gas generators.

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All About Unimed Laser Hair Removal Lb100s Device}

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All About Unimed Laser Hair Removal LB100s Device

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The Growing Demand for Laser Hair Removal at Home

Of all the cosmetic treatments available in the USA today, the most desired among women under 35 is hair removal laser treatment. Even among the over-35’s, Laser hair removalis only overtaken by Botox therapy.Given this vast popularity and interest in the use of hair removal laser treatment, it is not surprising that a number of companies have attempted to capitalize on this market-place with appliances for home laser hair removal.Hair Laser Removal DIY Machine – The Unimed Laser Hair Removal LB100s applianceThe Unimed Laser Hair Removal LB100s appliance is one such home-use tool, in addition to the other commonly-known model, the LB500s.The LB100s is a hair laser removal DIY appliance, with a control box and a wand which you point at your skin in the area you wish to treat. It uses a Class C diode and the laser beam wavelength is 808nm (nanometers).Is it Too Good to be True?It is reported that the distributors of the Unimed Laser Hair Removal LB100s appliance have made a number of claims such as:-Virtually pain-free, fast method of removal of hair -Permanent removal of hair -Shrinkage of pores after treatment gives you smoother skin -80% effectiveBuyer Beware!The Unimed Laser Hair Removal LB100s appliance is NOT licensed by the FDA for permanent home laser hair removal. As such, it is not permitted for companies to claim that this appliance can produce permanent results.Claims you may see of 80% effectiveness are also very unlikely to be true; studies have shown that this level of effectiveness after treatment can occur, but these do not relate to this specific home device.So – please go into any purchase with healthy skepticism!Consider the New TriaThe “Tria”, a just-launched competitor to the Unimed home laser devices, is the first appliance to receive FDA certification to be sold over the counter as a hair laser removal DIY appliance.Backed by many years of scientific studies, the Tria is created by a reputable company that seems to be abstaining from unrealistic claims.Extensive scientific studies show that patients can expect a reduction of approximately a third in hair regrowth a year after treatment, as opposed to around 80% for patients treated with the professional equipment used by doctors.The Tria is likely to be a great way for patients to provide themselves with top-up treatment in the privacy of their home to deal with hair regrowth between professional sessions; this is the reason that doctors are excited about Tria – not because they think it is likely to supplant professional laser treatment.Please Think Carefully before You Buy!If you’re the sort of person who likes trying out new things (and can afford to!) – then a hair laser removal DIY appliance could be well placed on your shopping list! But do take care and think about the following before investing in something that has the potential to disappoint!-Consider whether you can afford to have a professional sequence of therapy, using a home laser device for top-up DIY treatment in between. -Remember that the FDA has not approved the Unimed Laser Hair Removal LB100s as suitable for home hair removal. Consider the more expensive Tria if you can. -If possible, get a personal recommendation. At the minimum, search for genuine product reviews on the internet. -Don’t play with your health – always adhere to all safety precautions with care. Lasers can damage your eyesight and cause burns.Ingrid Preubelaser hair removal

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NFL: Saints trade for kicker

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Tuesday, April 3, 2007

In the NFL today, the New Orleans Saints traded a sixth-round draft pick to the Miami Dolphins for kicker Olindo Mare. Mare will compete with John Carney, the Saints 44 year old kicker who has had a hard time hitting field goals over 35 yards. The Saints visited with former Dallas Cowboy and Indianapolis Colts kicker Mike Vanderjagt, but never offered anything. The Saints also used kicker Billy Cundiff last year.

Over the past ten seasons with the Dolphins, Mare amassed 1,048 points, while converting 245 of 303 field goals and 313 of 318 extra points.

Dolphins General Manager Randy Mueller indicated that Miami pursued the trade in hopes of improving future prospects. “Adding another draft pick is another chip that hopefully we can turn into a player for the Dolphins down the road,” said Mueller. “We need to build this team a nucleus of young talent that has kind of been void for the last few years,” he continued.

It had been speculated that Mare might be traded from the Dolphins, since they inked an off-season deal with New York Giants kicker Jay Feely.

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Billboard holds benefit Oscar party for Children Uniting Nations

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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Professional photographer John B. Mueller was at the Children Uniting Nations/Billboard Academy Awards afterparty red carpet, taking photos for Wikinews. It is one of the largest events, following only the Vanity Fair and Elton John AIDS Foundation Party in size.

Among the guests at the event were Lil’ Kim, Bow Wow, Ruben Studdard, Diane DeGarmo, DMX, Darryl ‘DMC’ McDaniels, DJ Spinderella, Dennis Hopper, Blu Cantrell, Tyler Hilton, Erik Palladino, Daniel Cage, Farnsworth Bentley, Aaron Carter, Nick Carter, Cindy Margolis, LaToya Jackson, AJ McLean, Joey Fatone, Shar Jackson, Tyrese, Tyson Beckford, Tara Reid, Rosie Perez, Radha Mitchell, MC Lyte, Jane Seymour, James Keach, Fran Drescher, Tommy Davidson, Bruce Davison, and Adam Kowalczyk.

Even Mickey Rooney stopped by to watch the ceremonies.

Larry Birkhead, boyfriend of the late-Anna Nicole Smith was still on the guest list, according to press materials. No media outlet reported him attending, so it is likely he stayed in Florida for the on-going legal proceedings.

All of the photos taken by Mueller at the event are released under the Creative Commons By Attribution license, which allows them to be used freely by anyone for any purpose, so long as they credit both Mueller and Wikimedia.

  • Kirk “Sticky Fingaz” Jones recently launched a new clothing line…

  • As is DMX, with his DMX Authentic and Earl Simmons Signature Collections.

  • Blu Cantrell was one of the night’s performers…

  • …but thankfully Milli Vanilli frontman Fab Morvan didn’t try to lip-sync along.

  • Rising actress Noureen DeWulf recently appeared in Mandy Moore pic American Dreamz

  • While hotel heiress Paris Hilton didn’t show up, Tyler Hilton did.

  • Everybody Hates Chris dad Terry Crews stopped for the cameras.

  • Hannah Montana star Mitchel Musso was a guest. Recently Wikinews spotted him at the Annie Awards, for Monster House.

  • After filing for divorce, David Faustino (Bud Bundy, Married with Children) is on the singles market.

  • Bruce Davison takes it easy, after recently finishing the film Special Ops: Delta Force, in which he stars as General Preston Rossdale.

  • Celestina, from Jennifer Lopez’s Dancelife reality show, dances onto the red carpet.

  • Curtis “Hood Surgeon” Young, Dr. Dre‘s son, represents Compton and So Hood Records.

  • George is the upcoming Nancy Drew movie, Kay Panabaker is the title character in Moondance Alexander, which is in post-production.

  • Lainie Kazan was nominated for a Golden Globe for her role in 1982 flick My Favorite Year.

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