@KDtrey5 Kevin Durant Donate "Amilli,Amilli" for Oklahoma Disaster Relief.
@kdtrey5 steps forward and gives $1mil matching gift to the ARC for disaster relief, text "REDCROSS" to 90999 for a $10 donation.
— Red Cross Oklahoma (@redcrossokc) May 21, 2013
Regional Red Cross: “Mr. Durant’s gift and support to Okla. comes at a time of great need and we’re forever thankful for his generosity.”
— Royce Young (@dailythunder) May 21, 2013
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Dennis Rodman New Hairdo!!!..WOW!!!
We're certainly no strangers to Dennis Rodman's antics. A couple of weeks ago the former Chicago Bulls star slammed President Obama over North Korea and just Sunday (May 19) he was seen sporting a blond mohawk on the red carpet at the "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice" finale in New York. He seems to be the gift that keeps on giving.
To complement his new look, the 52-year-old basketball player caked on the makeup complete with eye shadow and lipstick and topped it off with a blazer depicting cartoon imagery of beach scenes.
Man catches largest python ever found in Florida
A South Florida man caught the largest Burmese python -- 18 feet, 8 inches long and 128 pounds -- ever found in Florida.
The Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission said Jason Leon, of Hialeah, found the 18-foot, 8-inch beast while riding in a rural area in southeast Miami-Dade County on May 11. About 3 feet of the snake was spotted sticking out of some roadside brush.
Leon said he stopped his car, grabbed the snake from behind its head, and started dragging it out of the brush. When the snake tried to wrap itself around Leon's leg, he called to his friends for help and then killed it with a knife.
He once owned Burmese pythons as pets and knew how to handle the snake, according to the wildlife commission.
Leon reported the python to the local wildlife commission office, which connected him with the Florida's exotic species hotline. The snake was eventually turned over to University of Florida researchers for a necropsy.
The female snake was not carrying any eggs, the University of Florida scientists said.
"This event highlights how the exotic species hotline allows the public to help us obtain more information about Burmese pythons, so we can improve management of this invasive species," Sommers said.
The previous record for the longest python caught in the wild in Florida was a 17-foot-7-inch, 164 ½-pound python caught in August in Everglades National Park.
Pythons are an invasive species in Florida, where researchers believe they are eating their way through populations of native mammals in the Everglades. No one knows exactly how many pythons there are here, but the population likely developed from pets released into the wild.
Florida now prohibits owning or selling pythons for use as pets, and federal law bans importation and interstate sale of the specieS.
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