Today’s official “UFC 116: Lesnar v. Carvin” fighter weigh-ins and photos of all 22 competitors.
Today’s ceremony was held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The same place hosts Boards Saturday per species and Spike TV-broadcast event.
A crowd of several thousand fans rose from their seats and welcomed on the interim heavyweight Shane Carwin, while heavyweight Brock Lesnar scattered boos, as he got on the scale.
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Apr 11, 2010
Texas Stadium Implosion Updates
Texas Stadium Implosion:The former home of the Dallas Cowboys has come tumbling down in a planned demolition set off by an 11-year-old boy who won a writing competition.
Texas Stadium had not been used by the American football team since it moved to Cowboys Stadium in Arlington after the 2008 season.
It took six months of planning, but only seconds for more than a ton of dynamite to demolish the stadium famous for its hole in the roof.
Texas Stadium had not been used by the American football team since it moved to Cowboys Stadium in Arlington after the 2008 season.
It took six months of planning, but only seconds for more than a ton of dynamite to demolish the stadium famous for its hole in the roof.
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Noura Jackson Updates
Noura Jackson Updates:I’ve just read about this young woman, convicted of killing her mother, stabbing her 50 times. She was sentenced to 20 years in prison – not she was not convicted on DNA evidence. Although the crime scene was a bloodbath, experts could not link any of the DNA to Noura – even though she was seen with a cut on her hand the day after the killing.
- DNA was found under Jennifer Jackson’s fingernails – but it wasn’t Noura’s, and the bloodied bedsheets contained two sets other people’s DNA – but not Noura’s.
Apr 7, 2010
Brett Lee Play For Australia And Get Contract
Brett Lee Play For Australia And Get Contract:Fast bowler Brett Lee has retained his Cricket Australia contract for 2010-11 but fellow pacemen Stuart Clark and Nathan Bracken were among five players dropped from the 25-strong list released on Wednesday.
Batsmen Brad Hodge and David Hussey and wicketkeeper Graham Manou also lost their central contracts.
The selectors have stuck by Lee, 33, who has retired from test cricket, despite injuries and poor form. He has been selected in the squad for the Twenty20 World Cup in the West Indies starting on April 30.
"I suppose it's a leap of faith, but a leap of faith in a player who's taken 300-odd test wickets and has been one of our best, so we're giving him that opportunity," chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch told reporters on Wednesday.
Lee, who took 310 wickets in 76 tests, is currently playing for Kings XI Punjab in the Indian Premier League in a bid to find form following a lengthy recovery from surgery in December for an elbow injury.
The five promoted players are pacemen Ryan Harris and Clint McKay, wicketkeeper-batsman Tim Paine, all-rounder Steven Smith and batsman Adam Voges.
Contracted players will receive a minimum retainer of A$200,000 dollars ($186,000) plus match fees, tour fees and prize money.
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Whitney Houston Not Performes In Paris Concert
Whitney Houston Not Performes In Paris Concert:Singer Whitney Houston has scrapped her Paris concert at the last moment, complaining of a "respiratory infection". The 46-year-old diva, who has battled drug problems in the past, postponed the gig on her doctor''s advice, reported Sun online.
"Whitney was excited to open her European tour in Paris and deeply regrets having been forced to postpone the show. Whitney and her band apologise that the show has to be rescheduled on such short notice," said a statement issued by the singer''s representatives.
The ''Dance With Somebody'' hitmaker prompted health fears in Australia in February when some fans complained she was struggling to hit the high notes. Her much awaited tour will now kick off in Manchester on Thursday and the Paris date will be rescheduled.
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