Thursday, May 10, 2012

How good is he?

An interesting new analysis reveals British MI6 agent, and probably the world's most 'shot after' spy, James Bond, has dodged a total of 4,662 bullets during his 22-film long Hollywood career.
A formulaic report in New Scientist attempts to explain how hired killers missed someone as big as Sean Connery and slow as Pierce Brosnan.

"A static well-aimed shot would almost certainly have proved lethal, but assuming all 4662 were ‘on the run’, the probability of a single fatal shot is about 5 percent. That is, the chance of a single shot missing is 0.95, and hence the probability of all shots missing is 0.954662 or 1.4 × 10-104, which is as close to zero as makes no difference."

To factor in the values, another statistic says Bond has had over 130 attempts on his life. And he's finished off a total of 198 villains.

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Dentist revenge story is a hoax

I'm certain that you all heard about the Dentists revenge story about a dentist that took revenge on his ex boy friend. Well, sorry to say but its a hoax. No such event ever took place.

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Live twttercasting of brain surgery?!

Seeking to educate the public about brain tumors and what happens during brain surgery, renowned surgeon Dong Kim, M.D., chief of neurosurgery and director of the Mischer Neuroscience Institute at Memorial Hermann – Texas Medical Center, will perform a brain tumor resection during a live Twittercast that will include photos, a rapid play-by-play of video, and live web feed of the micro camera while inside the 21 year old woman's brain.

Health pills made of dead infants found in South Korea


Recently, a health pill coming from china and went through South Korea seem to have a rather nasty secret ingredient. That would be none other than the ground up carcass of baby infants.

"This is gross, as well as creepy," said Dr. William Schaffner, chairman of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, who consults regularly with the Centers for Disease Control.
"We have no idea how this material is processed and under what circumstances," he said. "If it's not done in a hygienic fashion to make assurances infections are excluded, it could contain viruses as well as bacteria."

Friday, May 4, 2012

Religious websites riskier than porn websites?



Recent studies through Symantec.com released a ranking of the most risky websites that often catch a virus. Though it, pornographic websites were listed in at number 10, where as the risk of exposing your online security though a religious website has triple the threat.

Thursday, May 3, 2012

London going to the extreme?



This year during the summer Olympics in London, the ministry of defense is considering to put land to air missile on the tops of some residential homes as an extra security measure. Seems like England doesn't want to see any shenanigans during this years Olympic games.

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Texting the theaters?!



Some theaters, after last weeks CinemaCon, are beginning to consider loosening their restrictions of cell phone usage in movie theaters! Some believed that by being more flexible with texting during movies, they could attract more young people to come and see movies. I believe that to be a awefully stupid. I hate this .