Friday, February 12, 2010

Feb. 12, 2010

GE is unveiling a new iPhone-sized ultrasound machine. It’s great for doctors but bad for patients. To view your baby’s image, you have to sign up for a two-year contract.


It actually finds your baby using the iPhone Maps app.


Snowstorms have caused countless car accidents in the East. Almost as many as Toyota.


Surgeons in Pittsburg have performed the first double hand transplant. When the recipient regained full motor control, he gave himself what he characterized as the most awkward, yet satisfying hand-job ever.


The Wall Street Journal has predicted Team USA will win 33 medals at the 2010 Winter Olympics. Or about the equivalent of one medal for every American watching the games on TV.


Five-time Olympic speed-skater Apolo Anton Ohno said the key to winning gold is nonstop acceleration. Which is why he’s outfitting his skates with a Toyota gas pedal.


Executives at NBC have said that if at least 27 people watch the Winter Olympics, they’ll have the ratings boost they were looking for.


The inventor of the Frisbee, Fred Morrison, has died. Unfortunately, Ultimate Frisbee did not go with him.

In lieu of flowers, the family has asked for everyone to learn how to toss the damn thing.


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