Dallas Cowboys cheerleader sees Oklahoma State player on TV, lands him as a boyfriend

If a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader you've never met before suddenly started contacting you online with hopes of starting a relationship, chances are you'd think
it was a hoax.Even if you happened to be a captain on the Oklahoma State football team.Oklahoma State safety Zack Craig had no idea when he went out for the coin toss before overtime against Oklahoma that Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Jordan Daigle who performs under the name Jordan Elizabeth was watching. Fortunately for Craig he was having a good hair day, because

 Daigle suddenly was very interested in finding out more about him. That set in motion the two getting together as a couple, according to a story from the Tulsa World's Kelly Hines.Craig should feel really, really lucky that Oklahoma State didn't win in regulation.Daigle's friend found Craig on Twitter and encouraged Daigle to follow him. When Craig found out about his new follower, he didn't know if he should believe it. The Tulsa World said he asked his sister Do you think this girl is real? Do you know someone who's trying to play a joke on me?" One would assume that's the common response to a Cowboys cheerleader showing interest in you. And this was still a couple months before the Manti Te'o fake girlfriend/catfishing scandal came to light, or else he might have been really suspicious.Craig followed her back after searching her background online, they sent some messages, and hooked up for a date when Oklahoma State played in the Heart of Dallas Bowl.The funny thing is Craig and roommate and defensive end Trace Clark would watch the reality show Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team, which featured Daigle. Now he had gone on a date with her.They (his teammates) were kind of shocked when it happened, Craig told the Tulsa World. "They really didn't believe it at first. They thought, 'Oh, you'll probably hang out with her once and never see her again.'The two became serious over the spring. Most weekends one would drive between Stillwater and Dallas, a four-hour drive, to see the other. It's a very sweet story, and provides hope for red-blooded American males that a Cowboys cheerleader will randomly pop into their lives.

Jeff Saturday has lost a lot of weight, looks much different than when he played

For many athletes, retirement means no more year-round training, and getting fat on the couch.
For many NFL linemen, it's the opposite. Years of keeping
on as much weight as possible to battle in the trenches takes a toll, and they want to get back to being at a healthier size.
Such is the case for Jeff Saturday, who looks a whole lot different than the last time we saw him on a football field in the Pro Bowl.

Saturday, the longtime Colts center who was with Green Bay last year, took in Sunday's Colts-Bills preseason game and it was shocking to see the picture of him from Indianapolis Star photographer Matt Kryger on Twitter. Here's a side-by-side comparison:A couple weeks ago, ESPN's Ed Werder reported Saturday was 230-240 pounds, after weighing a listed 295 last season. That's a lot of weight to drop in about six months, and good for Saturday. We can also rule out any idea of a NFL comeback, unless he wants to play safety or something.

About those baby sharks on a Florida beach

A video showing a 5-foot hammerhead shark seemingly delivering pups as it’s being hauled onto a Florida beach began going viral Monday, a day after it was uploaded to YouTube.

Among the first to report on the story was the U.K.’s Daily Mail, beneath the headline: “Hammerhead shark stuns fisherman by giving birth to a litter of pups as it is hauled onto packed Florida beach.

People on social media sites were clearly disturbed by the bizarre scene, in which the Panama Beach fisherman who reeled in the shark was dragging it by the tail as baby sharks spilled out and squirmed to make it back into the ocean.The Daily Mail story, at the time of this post, had been shared more than 900 times.It didn’t take long, however, before experts began to chime in. They pointed out that the little critters were remoras, not baby hammerheads. It’s difficult to tell, until one looks closely.The shark in this story is a male. You can tell because it has claspers, male reproductive organs marine biologist David Shiffman posted on his Facebook page. Also, the litter of pups are remoras, not baby hammerheads. You can tell because they DON’T LOOK ANYTHING LIKE HAMMERHEADS.The Florida-based Shiffman also tweeted a photo showing baby hammerheads, so people could compare these with the remoras in the video see photo at right.Remoras boast sucker-like organs they use to attach themselves to larger predatory fishes, such as sharks. They enjoy a free ride, and free meals, while the host fish gains nothing from this relationship.
Once the corrections regarding the footage began to appear, websites either corrected or removed their stories. This website’s story on the baby hammerhead saga lasted only 30 minutes, thankfully.
Some offered reasons for pulling their stories. Shark Attack News, for example, issued this brief apology since removed, along with the post Thank you to Coral Levy, Joseph Slocum, and others for helping confirm that the earlier posted photo/video was not baby hammerheads but instead was remoras.So the frenzy appears to be dying down, although people are still voicing displeasure over how the large shark was treated. A spokeswoman for Florida State Parks said the shark died during efforts to set it free.However, at the time of this post, the Daily Mail had still not corrected its story, leaving its readers to ponder the fate of the poor baby sharks.And we thought “Shark Week” had ended.

Religious people are less intelligent than atheists, study finds

Previous studies have tended to assume that intelligent people simply “know better, the researchers write - but the reasons may be more complex.For instance, intelligent
people are more likely to be married, and more likely to be successful in life  and this may mean they need” religion less.
The studies used in Zuckerman's paper included a life-long analysis of the beliefs of a group of 1,500 gifted children  those with IQs over 135  in a study which began in 1921 and continues today.
Even at 75 to 91 years of age, the children from Lewis Terman’s study scored lower for religiosity than the general population - contrary to the widely held belief that people turn to God as they age. The researchers noted that data was lacking about religious attitudes in old age and sayAdditional research is needed to resolve this issue.As early as 1958, Michael Argyle concluded Although intelligent children grasp religious concepts earlier, they are also the first to doubt the truth of religion, and intelligent students are much less likely to accept orthodox beliefs and rather less likely to have pro-religious attitudes.
A 1916 study quoted in Zuckermans paper Leuba found that, 58% of randomly selected scientists in the United States expressed disbelief in, or doubt regarding the existence of God; this proportion rose to nearly 70% for the most eminent scientists.

Actor Jackie Chan has cheated death many times throughout his movie

Actor Jackie Chan has cheated death many times throughout his movie career, but he can't seem to beat death rumors
that have persisted on the Internet.According to Hoax-Slayer.com, the latest round of Jackie Chan death rumors started in mid-June with a fake Facebook post that read: Hollywood Breaking News  Jackie Chan died after perfecting a deadly stunt. Jackie Chan falls from a building of 12 floors. Police are currently investigating. Watch the original video of the deadly stunt and their effort to save Jackie Chan. (for 18 years and above. R.I.P. JACKIE CHAN 1954  2013. Hollywood Headlines. You will always be in our hearts forever. Rest in Peace.

Jackie Chan is still not dead

Action star Jackie Chan has survived yet another hoax Internet death.
The Internet killed Jackie Chan yet again Thursday.Rumors began to circulate on Twitter that the acclaimed stuntman had fallen off a 12-story roof while performing a stunt fora new movie.And while Chan has
frequently been injured performing stunts, even once fracturing his skull, the 59 year old actor is just fine this time.Chan has already been the subject of several death hoaxes including one just last month.On June 21 Chan posted to his personal website announcing that he was not only alive but that if he had died I would probably tell the world!

Iman:Use Black Models Or We’ll Boycott

 

Iman is a Beautifull Modeling Style and Beauty Dresses Desing.Usa Fashion Style
IMAN says that it's time to protest against fashion brands that don't use black models by any means possible.It feels to me like the times need a real hard line drawn like in the Sixties by saying if you don't use
black models then we boycott Iman said. If you engage the social media trust me it will hurt them in their pockets.If you take it out there they will feel the uproar.The supermodel businesswoman and philanthropist believes that designers have become more racially prejudice since she started her career in the Eighties.The New York Times reports that this year black models accounted for only 6 per cent of catwalk looks at New York Fashion Week falling from 8.2 per cent in 2012.There is something terribly wrong she said.We have a President and a First Lady who are black.You would think things have changed and then you realise that they have not.In fact things have gone backwards.