Roughly one person in your group of friends has e.coli, a potentially deadly bacteria found in faeces, on their mobile phone.
This is because people are not washing their hands as frequently as they should and that mobile phones are a great breeding ground for germs due to the heat given out and all the germs we spit when we talk into the receiver.
So.. that new iPhone 4S doesn't sound quite so attractive anymore?
Saturday, 15 October 2011
Die Hard 5
It has been announce that the new Die Hard will be titled A Good Day to Die Hard. I think the name is okay but its sounds predictable. The Shooting begins in January 2012. The story is set in Russia and begins with John McClane heading to Moscow to try and get his son out of jail but it doesn't all go to plan.
Star Wars back on the big screen.
A poster has been released of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace 3D . Star Wars: Episode I opens February 10, 2012 (in USA, the UK date has not yet be released). The trailer is expected to come out next week. I think this is a fantastic idea as I loved star wars and think it will look awesome on the big screen in 3D but episode 1 is the most unpopular one as the plot was not as good as the others. I hope they released all of them on the big screen, as you get a whole different experience watching it in the cinema.
'Resident Evil 5' Platform Collapse Injures 16 People
On the set of Resident Evil 5 a wheeled platform suddenly collapsed and 16 people where injured. Dozen of actors dressed as zombies where on the platform at the time it collapsed. Ambulance staff had to distinguish between the actors' real wounds and fake wounds that is part of theirResident Evil 5 zombie costumes, Thankfully there was no life-threatening injures. Even though this is quite a unfortunate event, I managed to find it quite amusing!
Friday, 14 October 2011
27 mile chase at 10mph
A pensioner who led police on a 27 mile low-speed chase at 10mph was finally stopped after an officer tapped on her window while running alongside the car.
Caroline Turner, 76, ignored blue flashing lights, but eventually stopped when an officer ran alongside her on a dual carriageway and tapped on her window.He asked her to stop and she said: "Why, what have I done?" a court heard.
The officer explained that her driving was unacceptable.
She replied: "There is nothing to discuss, I'm going home."She was detained in a police cell overnight on Tuesday (4 October) because officers feared her driving could lead to a fatal accident.Turner sparked the major police operation after she drove the wrong way round a roundabout in Thorpe, Essex.She veered onto the opposite side of the road into oncoming vehicles, then refused to stop as cops pursued her along the A12.She was followed by an unmarked police car from Thorpe to Weeley to the A120 and on to the A12.Her speed varied from 10mph to 20mph on the 27-mile "chase".
Police formed a rolling road block and closed the A12 when she refused to pull over. She was eventually pulled over at Marks Tey - eight miles after entering the dual carriageway.Turner, of Gidea Park, Romford, Essex, admitted driving without due care and attention and failing to stop when asked by police when she appeared at Colchester Magistrates'
Court
Rafael Pigott mitigating, said: "Police erred on the side of caution because of an elderly driver knocking over a young girl in the town centre recently."Barry Wheatcroft, chairman of the bench, disqualified Turner from driving for 12 months, fined £100 and ordered to pay £100 costs
Caroline Turner, 76, ignored blue flashing lights, but eventually stopped when an officer ran alongside her on a dual carriageway and tapped on her window.He asked her to stop and she said: "Why, what have I done?" a court heard.
The officer explained that her driving was unacceptable.
She replied: "There is nothing to discuss, I'm going home."She was detained in a police cell overnight on Tuesday (4 October) because officers feared her driving could lead to a fatal accident.Turner sparked the major police operation after she drove the wrong way round a roundabout in Thorpe, Essex.She veered onto the opposite side of the road into oncoming vehicles, then refused to stop as cops pursued her along the A12.She was followed by an unmarked police car from Thorpe to Weeley to the A120 and on to the A12.Her speed varied from 10mph to 20mph on the 27-mile "chase".
Police formed a rolling road block and closed the A12 when she refused to pull over. She was eventually pulled over at Marks Tey - eight miles after entering the dual carriageway.Turner, of Gidea Park, Romford, Essex, admitted driving without due care and attention and failing to stop when asked by police when she appeared at Colchester Magistrates'
Court
Rafael Pigott mitigating, said: "Police erred on the side of caution because of an elderly driver knocking over a young girl in the town centre recently."Barry Wheatcroft, chairman of the bench, disqualified Turner from driving for 12 months, fined £100 and ordered to pay £100 costs
Thursday, 13 October 2011
T-Rex dinosaur larger than life!
The beastly Tyrannosaurus Rex could be much bigger than scale models ever led to believe, according to some English and American scientists.
They have come to the conclusion after 3D scans measured skeletons and found that when the dinosaur was born, they weighed about 10kg (about the same as a 6 month old baby!) but over only 17 years, they would rocket to over nine tonnes! Thats the same as NINE small cars!
Thats twice as large as ever previously thought!
They have come to the conclusion after 3D scans measured skeletons and found that when the dinosaur was born, they weighed about 10kg (about the same as a 6 month old baby!) but over only 17 years, they would rocket to over nine tonnes! Thats the same as NINE small cars!
Thats twice as large as ever previously thought!
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