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'Harvey House' by Buff & Hensman - Ryan Seacrest's House (Former)
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First celebrity resident of this Beverly Hills mansion was Max Mutchnick, co-creator of sitcom 'Will & Grace' who later sold it to talk show host Ellen DeGeneres for $29 Million in 2007. DeGeneres put the house on the market in May 2011 for $60 Million and later reduced the price to $49 Million. She sold it to TV presneter, Ryan Seacrest for $39 Million in 2012. Seacrest listed the house for $85 Million in 2020 and sold it for $51 Million in 2022 to Brian Long, CEO of $6 Billion tech startup Attentive Mobile, and his longtime wife Liz Day, a veteran New York Times journalist and Emmy-winning reporter behind “Framing Britney Spears”.
The estate is called 'Harvey House' and was built by famous architects Buff & Hensman in 1963. It has been extensively renovated over the years.

Joe Sakic's House
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The professional hockey player lives here. He paid $3,825,000 in November of 2001 for this 8,706 square foot home.

Jaromír Jagr's House
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The professional hockey player lives here.

Roberto Luongo's House
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The professional hockey player lives here.

Kenny Smith's House
The retired NBA player, and current TV announcer, lives here. On September 2, 2006 he married British model and actress, Gwendolyn Osborne, at this mountain-top estate.

Ernie Johnson's House
The sports broadcaster for TNT and TBS lives here.

Ellen Degeneres & Portia de Rossi's House
The chat show hostess and her actress wife live here in the Hollywood Hills. They have owned this property on two separate occasions.
They first bought the house (and the one next door) back in the mid-2000s and sold them both in 2007 to Allison Milgard, an heiress to the fortune of Milgard Manufacturing lives here. Back in 2002, Milgard Mfg was sold for well over $420M.
In December 2014, DeGeneres and de Rossi bought this house back from Milgard for about $9M through their "Simple Trust".

Spud Webb's House
The retired NBA point guard lives here. He is the third shortest player to play in the NBA. Only Earl Boykins and Muggsy Bogues are shorter. He is the shortest person to compete in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. He won the event in 1986.

Charlie Chase's House
The radio and television host, best known for his work on The Nashville Network program "Crook & Chase", lives here. He purchased this home in June of 2002 for $1.95M. Currently, he hosts the local television show "Tennessee Mornings" on Fox affiliate WZTV in Nashville.

Rob Blake's House
The professional hockey player lives here.

Jennifer O'Neill's House
The actress and author lives here.

John Eastman's house
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John Eastman, who has managed Sir Paul’s career for 40 years, lives in this estate.
Other clients of Eastman are Billy Joel and abstract artist Willem De Kooning.

Charlie Dick's House
The late Patsy Cline's husband lives here. The year 1957 was a year of great change in Patsy's life as she found national stardom and married the man whom she called the love of her life.

Charlie Chase's House (former)
The radio and television host, best known for his work on The Nashville Network program "Crook & Chase", lived here until 2000 when he sold the home for $475,000. Currently, he hosts the local television show "Tennessee Mornings" on Fox affiliate WZTV in Nashville.

Alexei Yashin's House

Scott Niedermayer's House

Scott & Christine Dente's House
The husband and wife, that compose the Christian Contemporary Music band "Out of the Grey", live here.

Nikolai Khabibulin's House

Rebecca St. James' House
The Grammy Award-winning Christian pop rock singer, songwriter, and published author lives here. She purchased this home in 2005 for $308,579.

Joe Sakic's House (former)
The professional hockey player lived here. He sold this home for $1,225,000 in December of 2002.

Jade Mills' House (former)
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The real estate agent sold this home to Ellen & Portia and they tore it down.

Brent Maher's House
The top producer/writer in Nashville for more than two decades lives here. He has produced hits for many country and pop artists, including Kenny Rogers, Shelby Lynne, Michael Johnson and Kathy Mattea. But he is undoubtedly best known for his phenomenal success working with the Judds. He helped discover this mother & daughter duo, produced all of their albums, and co-wrote many of their classic hits.

Bryan McCabe's House

Mitch Richmond's House
The retired professional basketball player lives here.

Jennifer O'Neill's House (former)
The actress and author sold this property in July 2007 for $525,000.

Ian Laperriere's House
The professional hockey player lives here. He purchased this home in August of 2005 for $929K.

double M in Leipzig
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Logo the Leipziger Trade Fair ( Height: 27 m )

Gol Stave Church
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Bryggen
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From Wikipedia:
Bryggen (Norwegian for the Wharf), also known as Tyskebryggen (the German Wharf) is a series of Hanseatic commercial buildings lining the eastern side of the fjord coming into Bergen, Norway. Bryggen is on the UNESCO list for World Cultural Heritage sites. The name has the same origin as the Flemish city of Brugge.
The city of Bergen was founded in 1070. In 1360 a Kontor of the Hanseatic League was established there, and as the town developed into an important trading centre, the wharfs were improved. The administrative buildings of Bryggen housed clerks from many areas, especially Germany. The warehouses were filled with goods, particularly fish from northern Norway, and cereal from Europe.
Throughout history, Bergen has experienced many fires, since, traditionally, most houses were made from wood. This was also the case for Bryggen, and as of today, around a quarter dates back to the time after 1702, when the older wharfside warehouses and administrative buildings burned down. The rest predominantly consists of younger structures, although there are some stone cellars that date back to the 15th century.
Parts of Bryggen were destroyed in a fire in 1955. This area was used for the construction of Bryggen museum containing archeological remains, plus some old-style wooden houses, these being the six leftmost houses on the panoramic picture above. Controversially, a brick hotel was also raised on the premises, which is seen behind these six houses.
Today, Bryggen houses tourist, souvenir, and gift shops, in addition to restaurants, pubs and museums.

2007-12-05 - Westroads Mall, Omaha shootings
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OMAHA, Neb. - A sniper opened fire at a busy Omaha mall, killing at least eight people, wounding at least five others and then killing himself, police officials said.
Sgt. Teresa Negron said most of the dead were inside Von Maur department store at Westroads Mall. She added that the shooter acted alone. The gunman was found dead on the third floor of Von Maur.

King Kong and Godzilla out selling cars
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Akvariet i Bergen (Bergen Aquarium)
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Akvariet i Bergen is a public aquarium in Norway. It is situated on the Nordnes peninsula in Bergen, and is one of the city's tourist attractions. The complex houses over 60 tanks of fish, marine invertebrates, as well as three outdoor ponds with seals, penguins and cyprinids and a tropical branch with reptiles and monkeys.

Arena Nürnberger Versicherung
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10,200 seat arena opened in 2001. Home of the Sinupret Ice Tigers hockey team of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga.

Grieghallen (Grieg Hall)
From Wikipedia:
The Grieg Hall (Grieghallen) is a 1,500 seat concert hall in Bergen, Norway. It has been the home of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra since the hall's completion in 1978. It hosted the Eurovision Song Contest in 1986, and is the host of the annual Norwegian Brass Band Championship competition, which occurs in mid-winter. The hall is named after Bergen-born composer Edvard Grieg, who was music director of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra from 1880 until 1882.

Sportforum Hohenschönhausen Eissporthalle
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Built in 1986, it houses the first indoor speed skating oval track. This 4,695 seat arena is the home of the Eisbären Berlin hockey team of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga. This arena is part of a larger sports complex.

HFB-320 VIP - Version
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HFB-320M ECM - Version
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HFB-320M ECM (Electronic Counter Measures), 16+06 (Werk-Nr. 1063)

Curt Frenzel Stadion
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7,774 seat arena. Home of the Augsburger Panther hockey team of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga.

US Coast Guard HH-65 'Dolphin' in flight
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TUI Arena
10,767 seat arena built in 2000. Formerly known as the Preussag Arena. Home of the Hannover Scorpions hockey team of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga.

Saab 37 'Viggen' and Saab35 'Draken' fueselage
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Saab 35 "Draken"
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No longer there

Robert Miley's "Release of Fear"
24 feet tall sculpture made of four tons of melted confiscated weapons. Made in 2005.

Saab J-35F "Draken"

Saab 37 "Viggen"

Go-cart race in progress

Saab 35 "Draken"