Monday, August 8, 2011

Mr Bean Crashes $1 Million Car

Mr Bean Crashes $1 Million Car
Mr Bean Crashes $1 Million Car. British comic actor Rowan Atkinson was hospitalized with minor injuries after crashing a McLaren F1 sports car worth $1 million, TMZ reported.The 56-year-old "Four Weddings and a Funeral," "Blackadder" and "Mr. Bean" star suffered a minor shoulder injury in the mishap in England Thursday night.

Atkinson is "all fine and going home [from the hospital] soon," his representative told TMZ.

Atkinson was taken to a hospital after he lost control of the car, spun three times, ran into a tree and hit a signpost, crushing the back end of the vehicle, the celebrity news Web site said Friday.

TMZ said there are only 100 of this particular model McLaren F1 in the world.

Source: upi

Famous School Troublemakers

Famous School Troublemakers
Famous School Troublemakers. As the time nears for the bell to ring school back into session, we thought it might be fun to take a look at some stars who weren't always on such good behavior. Find out who got in trouble for fighting, which celebrity was booted from school for having a visitor over and much more.

Adele
Breakout Brit pop star Adele who did quite well at the 2011 Grammy Awards, didn't do quite as well at staying out of trouble in performing arts school.
Lily Allen
Singer Lily Allen was born into the entertainment industry, but that didn't stop her from getting booted from a prestigious prep school.
Maya Angelou
Sometimes students don't make trouble, but trouble finds them. Respected author and poet Maya Angelou's reaction to her sexual abuse led to her expulsion.
Eric Clapton
Guitar legend Eric Clapton has inspired generations of musicians, but when he was a student his focus on guitar got him in serious trouble at art college.
Cheryl Cole
The popular "Girls Aloud" singer Cheryl Cole was suspended from school twice before finally dropping out of high school at 16 to pursue a music career.
Willem Dafoe
Renowned actor Willem Dafoe has always been interested in films, but the wrong kind of films got him kicked out of high school.
Snoop Dogg
Though rapper Snoop Dogg has been in trouble for possession of marijuana and a weapon, his expulsion from an elementary school for gifted students had nothing to do with guns or drugs.
Stephen Fry
Actor and comedian Stephen Fry – of "V for Vendetta" – gets along splendidly with co-stars and fans, but as a student he was barred from two different boarding schools.
Pixie Geldof
Socialite Pixie Geldof daughter of Irish rocker Bob Geldof  ran into problems in high school. Trouble adjusting to family fame?
Kate Gosselin's daughter
Perhaps the toll of reality shows finally paid a price for one of Kate Gosselin's sextuplets. Her daughter experienced some trouble at elementary school last year.
Salma Hayek
Best known for her talented portrayal of Frida Kahlo, Salma Hayek was once known for a talent of a different sort at her Catholic school.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Handsome Irish actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers has struggled with alcoholism for many years. After he was kicked out of high school at 16, he never returned.
Robert Pattinson
To his devoted fans, Robert Pattinson is known as the heartthrob of the "Twilight" film series or the dashing Cedric Diggory of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." Most were surprised when he recently announced he was suspended from elementary school – it had something to do with his love of a slimy creature.
Guy Ritchie
British filmmaker Guy Ritchie allegedly was booted from 10 different schools. He worked construction before finally deciding to pursue film.
Charlie Sheen
Charlie Sheen's adult antics created a media frenzy earlier this year, and it seems he liked to stir the waters in high school, too.
Kevin Spacey
Kevin Spacey is a respected actor of stage and screen, yet military academy didn't agree with him.
Ted Turner
Media mogul Ted Turner founded CNN and earned billions of dollars but he still couldn't avoid getting kicked out of one of the country's leading universities.
Owen Wilson
After getting expelled from secondary school, "Midnight in Paris" star Owen Wilson was sent to military school to reform his wayward behavior.

Source: msn

Virgin Mary spotted dried mango

Virgin Mary spotted dried mango
Virgin Mary spotted dried mango. An Arizona teenager claims the Virgin Mary appeared to him in the form of a piece of dried mango.
The teen was snacking on a bag of dehydrated mango when this piece popped out at him.

After snapping the photo the teen decided to keep the fruit instead of eating it.

He has not said if he will try to sell the snack.

We'll let you be the judge.

Japan sperm mice stem cells

Japan sperm mice stem cells
Japan sperm mice stem cells. A team of scientists has reported producing viable sperm using the stem cells of mice in an experiment that researchers hope could one day lead to treating infertile men.The Kyoto University researchers managed to induce mice stem cells into creating sperm precursors, which were transplanted into infertile male mice. The mice then produced sperm that was successfully used to fertilize eggs in a lab dish.

The offspring were healthy and fertile, according to a paper published online Thursday in the scientific journal Cell.

Members of the research team, led by Mitinori Saitou, said they believe their success may help in the development of infertility treatments in humans, although they said many hurdles remain.

"We have high hopes, but it's not that easy," Saitou told the Associated Press by telephone Friday from Kyoto, in western Japan. "There are many difficult issues ahead in applying this to humans. But it is a first step."

Experts outside the group say it's an important first step toward infertility treatment although there would be a long way.

"This is a very good experiment for thinking about treatment of infertile man but a very very long way," said Toshio Suda, developmental biology professor at Keio University.

He said the Kyoto team's findings were great work but it is not easy to prepare the mature sperm cells at present. If some hurdles are cleared, it could successfully identify "which gene is very important to prepare the sperm."

Source: yahoo

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Electro-Rail tracks

 A new method of treatment has been invented by people of Indonesia. Every day they come to the railway station and lie directly on the rails in the Rav Boyer. They believe that it is their heals.
















Hair Style Look Book: The Pixie

Cool, stylish, and very mod, the pixie cut is back in full swing. Celebs all over the place are chopping off their locks and opting for a more refreshing style. Now, we realize that the pixie cut is not for everyone (which Saira learned the hard way in 11th grade), so we suggest "faking" the cut by strategically pinning up your locks or, if you're Photoshop savvy, editing your locks for a mini preview before making the full commitment. The look is easy, low maintenance, and perfect for hot summer days. Once you decide to go for the cut, you'll need inspiration, so take a look!







XOXO
Jen & Saira

The oldest video game player

99-year-old woman is video game ace
Umeji Narisawa's grandchildren got her hooked on the original Nintendo system when she was 73.
According to the Entertainment Software Association, the average gamer is 37 years old. Kids born the day the original Nintendo was released are entering their late 20s, while geeks who whiled away the days with a   Pong machine are storming past 40.
 
Umeji Narisawa (Japanprobe)
But compared to Umeji Narisawa, we're all just a bunch of babies.
Japanprobe caught up with the 99-year-old gamer, who got hooked on the hobby at the tender age of 73 when her grandkids brought home a copy of the action/puzzle classic Bomberman for the NES (technically the Famicon, the Japanese version of the system.) Narisawa was intrigued, gave it a shot, and has been playing it for several hours a day since.
So what does playing Bomberman every day for 26 years get you? Other than the ability to beat it with your eyes closed and the undying respect of anyone who's every picked up a gamepad, it gets you a few nifty health benefits. Narisawa credits her daily Bomberman sessions with helping keep her mind sharp and her fingers strong enough to still thread needles.
While Narisawa needn't fear competition from too many other 99 year-olds, she might want to keep an eye on John Bates.  The Wisconsin gamer is the current Guinness World Record holder for the Most Perfect Games of Wii Sports Bowling (2,850), though he's a regular spring chicken at a mere 85.