Chrissy Teigen Strips Down For Instagram Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have never been shy about showing off the sexy side of their relationship — nor are they too prudish to show some skin on social media. The new parents got a chance to spend some sexy time together — with a camera man — and took a chance to show off Chrissy’s snapback for Instagram, with the message, Happy Birthday to friend Marisa Mar But of course, it was back to flaunting their beautiful baby girl and their family preciousness… Too cute! WENN/Instagram
Chrissy Teigen Strips Down For Instagram Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have never been shy about showing off the sexy side of their relationship — nor are they too prudish to show some skin on social media. The new parents got a chance to spend some sexy time together — with a camera man — and took a chance to show off Chrissy’s snapback for Instagram, with the message, Happy Birthday to friend Marisa Mar But of course, it was back to flaunting their beautiful baby girl and their family preciousness… Too cute! WENN/Instagram
Female Suicide Bomber Was Nonreligious Social Media Lover The first female suicide bomber to strike Europe was shockingly not a lifelong extremist raised to hate western culture…instead she was a secular party animal, known to spend most of her time talking to boys on social media, and who never once opened a Qur’an. But things changed for her about 30 days before she decided to strap a bomb to her body and blow herself apart while hiding alongside her cousin, the man believed to have masterminded the terror attack on Paris. Via MailOnline : Europe’s first woman suicide bomber was a party animal with a string of boyfriends who had shown no interest in religion, it emerged today. Hasna Ait Boulahcen, 26, blew herself to pieces during the siege of Saint Denis after anti-terror police closed in on the safehouse where she was hiding with her cousin, the mastermind of the Paris attacks. Just a day after her death, family and acquaintances gave extraordinary accounts of a young woman with a ‘bad reputation’ who was known for her love of alcohol and cigarettes rather than devotion to Islam. Her brother Youssouf Ait Boulahcen said that she had had no interest in religion, never read the Koran and had only started wearing a Muslim veil a month ago. A photograph has also emerged of Ait Boulahcen posing for a selfie in the bath. Her face is covered in heavy make-up and she wears nothing but jewellery. This is nuts. You have to wonder what her cousin could possibly have said to her to take her from being apathetic about religion to willing to blow herself to pieces within the course of a month… MailOnline
Wow…the NURSE got the treatment the original patient couldn’t? Texas Nurse Treated For Ebola This will certainly re-spark some rumors of unfair treatment by the Dallas Hospital at which Thomas Eric Duncan was treated. One nurse who helped care for him and actually contracted the disease was able to get a treatment that may save her life — which wasn’t a viable cure for Duncan. Via MailOnline : The Texan nurse diagnosed with Ebola has received a blood transfusion from survivor Dr Kent Brantly, reports claim. It is the third time Dr Brantly has donated blood to Ebola victims after medics discovered he had the same blood type as previous patient Dr Nick Sacra and NBC cameraman Ashoka Mukpo, who is still being treated. Incredibly, nurse Nina Pham, 26, has also matched with Brantly and today received a transfusion of his blood in a move that doctors believe could save her life. Pham has been in quarantine since Friday after catching the disease from ‘patient zero’ Thomas Eric Duncan – the man who brought the deadly virus to America. Brantly is believed to have traveled to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, where Pham worked, to make the donation on Sunday night. Today, Pham’s condition was described as ‘clinically stable’. Those who have survived Ebola have antibodies in their blood which can help new sufferers beat the disease. Dr Kent Brantly was flown back from Liberia to the U.S. after contracting Ebola during his missionary work for Samaritan’s Purse. He survived after receiving a dose of the experimental serum Z-Mapp and round-the-clock care at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. On September 10, Dr Brantly donated blood to a fellow doctor, Dr Rick Sacra, who also contracted Ebola during his work in West Africa and survived the disease. Last Tuesday, he was on a road trip from Indiana to Texas when he received a call from Ashoka Mukpo’s medical center in Nebraska telling him his blood type matched Mukpo’s. He also offered his blood to Thomas Eric Duncan but their blood types didn’t match. Within minutes, he stopped off at the Community Blood Center in Kansas City, Missouri, and his donation was flown to Omaha. Pham was diagnosed after admitting herself to hospital on Friday when her temperature spiked – one of the first symptoms of the deadly virus. It’s wonderful that she was able to be treated…but if this kind of revolutionary care can’t treat everyone, what other solutions are on board to cure the virus? Facebook
Ding dong the lockout is might be dead! NBA players and club owners met for a third consecutive day on Friday after having moved closer to a new contract that could set the stage for a full season of 82 games per team to be played. Negotiators had met for 15 hours in a session that ended early Thursday morning and for half as long Thursday afternoon, making progress on salary cap issues as they try to agree on how to split $4 billion in annual revenues. “I think we’re within reach and within striking distance of getting a deal,” NBA players union executive director Billy Hunter said. “It’s just a question of how receptive the NBA is and whether or not they want to do a deal.” NBA commissioner David Stern has already called off the first 100 games of the 2011-2012 season and has said that it will take at least four weeks to start the season once a deal is done, effectively meaning all of November is already lost. Salvaging the remainder of the season, with the possibility of wedging missed games into the remaining time to avoid revenue losses for owners or players, is a possibility but one that diminishes with every hour that passes. “There are no guarantees that we’ll get it done, but we’re going to give it one heck of a shot,” Stern said. “I think Billy and the union’s negotiators feel the same way. I know that ours do.” So what if we don’t get games in November? Nobody really misses basketball until the NFL season is over anyway. We can do without it. Still, it’s nice to know progress is being made. Hopefully by the time we see you again on Monday, we’ll have an NBA schedule locked in. Source
For those of you who tend to indulge in “restaurant food” such as the tasty delectable choices for Outback, IHOP, Applebee’s, TGI Friday’s, etc… Please have a gander at these horrifically bad for you meals at such establishments that can potentially cause health problems!
