Brady and Bundchen wed again in Costa Rica
Brazilian model Gisele Bundchen and quarterback Tom Brady reportedly renewed vows in Costa Rica. The ceremony went without injuries and the couple were previously married in the United States in February.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2009
Page
20
Brazilian model Gisele Bundchen and quarterback Tom Brady reportedly renewed vows in Costa Rica. The ceremony went without injuries and the couple were previously married in the United States in February.
Farrah Fawcett, 62, who has battled cancer since 2006, was checked into a Los Angeles hospital for a likely treatment side effect blood clot. Craig Nevins confirmed she remains not on death's door amid ongoing therapy in Germany.
Libyan leader recalls storming out of the Arab League summit in Qatar and calling himself dean of Arab rulers after criticizing Saudi King Abdullah. He notes Libya’s 2003 acceptance of responsibility for the 1988 Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie, which led to sanctions ending.
A player overcame a five shot deficit to beat Sean O’Hair and claim his first title since returning from injury at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. The weekend also saw a 3-D animated film top the box office with $58 million in sales.
An outline lists ten point worldscope notes including gunmen seizing a police academy, a corporate chief resigning at White House request, eight deaths in a nursing home rampage, a stated non interference on a missile launch, and the 2009 G20 summit set to occur in a named city.
In a Midwestern city, March flooding from a heavy winter melt and rain shut streets and schools. A mass sandbag effort operated around the clock as Red River rose past flood stage to about 22 feet above it before retreating from a crest near 43 feet.
Dear Abby counsels counseling for a troubled union after a wife withholds speech and moves to a separate bedroom. The husband, devoted to his wife and stepson, seeks reasons while the wife stays silent and distant. Advice: seek licensed marriage counseling and consider individual sessions if she won’t attend.
A reader questions handling sensitive career changes and relationship tension. Advice editors urge honest career reasons, setting boundaries with immature partners, and managing social friction at events with direct, accountable responses.
The piece argues against rigid budgets and urges flexible planning to avoid destroying entertainment and family enjoyment. It highlights the need for a spending plan that sticks yet allows fun, and introduces the Cha Ching Factor by suggesting annual checks for cheaper insurance rates to save money with minimal effort.
The page lists multiple film titles including Hannah Montana the Movie, Observe and Report, Fast and the Furious, Race to Witch Mountain, Watchmen, He’s Just Not That Into You, and The Bear Wall with showtimes across matinee and evening slots, indicating a busy weekend schedule at local multiplexes. It also mentions age ratings PG and general notices for admissions and screening times.
Kay recalls 22 years of consumer debt and groceries fear and argues finances in order reduce fear. She says God’s plans work for believers and non believers if living within means, reducing debt, and giving to community. Her book offers hope amid economic anxiety.
The piece explains that at 3000 dollars per acre, a trillion dollars could buy 300 million acres. It notes Kansas has 52 million acres and could be bought six times, then expands to view multiple states. It compares forest area to the Amazon and Iraq war costs to give scale.
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