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days of their lives, Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady's wedding wasn't such a great day for their former bodyguards.e McGraw felt Chanel handbagslike he was being mistreated by his wife, while Hill reportedly has major trust issues and allegedly accused her husband of having "sexual chemistry" with Taylor Swift. Reps for the couple brushed off the Enquirer's report as "totally false and ridiculous," and in an interview with The Huffington Post in August, McGraw even offered up what he thinks is the secret to a long, happy marriage. "The easy answer is just to shut up and not say anything, that’s easy," he said. "But really it’s a lot of give and take and it’s a lot of no ultimatums." Miguel Solis and Alexander Rivas were found guilty of attempted murder in Puntarenas,

Costa Rica Friday (Nov. 15) for firing shots at photographers who were trying to sneak pictures of the power couple's nuptials back in April 2009, according to Britain's Sky News. The third man charged with the incident was acquitted when the verdict was rendered. echoed the arguments made Discount Gucci by Boeing executives to justify the major shift in wages and benefits that they demanded. “Airbus is a true competitor now. They are coming after Boeing,” Buffenbarger said. “They have to bring a new airplane to market that won’t have the birthing problems of the 787 against the stiffest competition they’ve ever faced from Airbus. ... Boeing was going to reach as aggressively as they could because they are in a new world. “This was an opportunity to secure some work,”

 he added. “It was unusual. It was a gamble  Chanel handbags.” Buffenbarger insisted that letting his members vote was the right decision. “Who is Tom Buffenbarger to tell them?” he said. “They have to decide in Seattle.” However, resistance from the local union’s elected officers and staff — despite threats of termination if they publicly voiced opposition to the deal ­— had an Solis and Rivas will each face five years in jail and have been ordered to pay $10,000 each in restitution 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