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Removing objects from stab wounds will increase the blood loss and thus it will increase the chance of that person dying. Leave that object be. Don’t try to remove it. CO poisoning: Never sleep in a confined place (place without ventilation) with the heating systems, stove, anything that uses combustion fumes emits Carbon Monoxide which is poisonous and can kill you. Never walk on the stairs with your hands in pockets. While driving on the road or crossing the street, focus. Don’t try to multitask. Using phones during those times can be fatal. Trust your guts. It’s the body 1st line defense. Period. If you are being tied, clench your muscles in arms and abdomen …inhaling all the air so that later when you are normal, you can wiggle out easily. If you have no option,but to fight with a dagger or knife then remember that slashing causes more damage than stabbing. If you think you’re being followed, turn right four times. Since you’ll get to the same place, they shouldn’t be following you

Modern Art I visit a lot of websites with beautiful art made by talented artists. However, what makes me go speechless is  Modern Art. I understand art is subjective and I should not be judgemental about it. But please take a look at these artworks that were sold for millions: Onement Vi By Barnett Newman: $ 43,800,000 2. Blood Red Mirror by Gerhard Richter: $ 1,000,000 3. Orange, Red, Yellow by Mark Rothko: $ 86,882,000 4. Woman III by Willem de Kooning: $ 137,500,000 5. No. 5 by Jackson Pollock : $ 140,000,000 6. Peinture (Le Chien) by Joan Miro: $ 2,210,500 7. Concetto spaziale, Attese by Lucio Fontana : $ 29,173,000 8. Interchanged by Willem de Kooning: $ 300,000,000 9. White Fire I by Barnett Newman: $ 84,000,000 10.   Untitled by Cy Twombly: $ 70,500,000 I am  speechless !

To be perfectly honest, once I know it’s going to be the end, I kind of breathe a sigh of relief once it’s all over and a show sticks its landing. Assuming I’ve lasted that long. I bail on a lot of shows after the first few seasons, or even episodes. Some (like the 90s version of La Femme Nikita, the last arc for the Battlestar Galactica remake, Revenge, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Defiance) went some places cool and surprising right before the end. A lot more just pancake on the pavement. Here are some major disappointments over the years. Sherlock: They were building up Mary over the two leads. No, they were fridging her to motivate the main bromance. Make up your minds, Gatiss and Moffat. Plus, what semblance of mystery procedural from the original source material the show bothered to have left got scrambled like a mess of eggs in the final season. Torchwood: Torchwood had potential, but never really found its sea legs. Then it killed off most of its cast (except for Jack and th

Your first birthday is actually your second. If the sanitizer kills 99% of the germs, then the remaining 1% would be the strongest germs that can cause numerous diseases. History classes will only get longer and harder as time goes. The brain is the most important part of the body according to the brain. Tobacco companies kill their best customers. If the poison expires, is it more poisonous or no longer poisonous? In order to get some sleep, we pretend to sleep. Are we working hard now, just to become lazy later? What is safer? Everybody having guns or nobody having guns? Which letter is silent in “Scent”, it is ‘S’ or ‘C’ What if there are colors that exist, but we cannot see them as we can only see certain colors. The current technology might get so obsolete in the next 20 years. If we are clean after the shower, how come the towel gets dirty? I wonder where are all my baby teeth now, I mean they have to be somewhere. The best part of cucumber tastes like the worst part of the water

James Bond: The Casino Royale. It's the first Jame Bond Film approved by the Chinese censors. Sean Connery wore a wig in every single one of his Bond performances. 101 Dalmatians 101 Dalmatians and Peter Pan are the only Disney Cartoon features with both parents present and don't die throughout the Movie. Walt Disney refused to allow Alfred Hitchcock to film at Disneyland in the early 1960s because "he had made that disgusting movie Psycho". Big Lebowski. The word "dude" is used 161 times in this movie. And the "F" word or the variations of the "f" word are used almost 292 times. The dude says "Man" 147 times in the movie. Michael Myers mask in Halloween is just a Captain Kirk mask altered slightly and painted white. Aliens: Resurrection. Sigourney Weaver actually made that "impossible" basketball shot. Brave Heart Reserves from the Irish Army were used as Extras in this movie. Casablanca "Play it Again, Sam"

1. There is a water reservoir floating in space that is equivalent to 140 trillion times all the water in the world's ocean. 2. 2200 years ago, Eratosthenes estimated the Earth's circumference using math without ever leaving Egypt. He was remarkably accurate. Christopher Columbus later studied him. 3. Scientists finally concluded that the chicken came first, not the egg, because the protein which makes egg shells is only produced by hens. 4. Your mobile phone has more computing power than the computers used for Apollo 11 moon landing. 5. Bin Laden's death was announced on 1st May 2011. Hitler's death was announced on 1st may 1945. 6. A space suit costs US $12 million. 7. If you fell into a black hole, you'll stretch like a spaghetti. 8. The Apollo astronaut's footprints on the moon will probably stay there for atleast 100 million years. 9. The International Space Station is as roomy as a 5 bedroom house and travels at 17,500 mph. 10. Astronauts on International

Here you have some epic before and after photos of Coronavirus lockdown of famous places around the world. The Kaaba, Islam's holiest shrine, at the Grand Mosque of Mecca in 2019: The Kaaba on March 2020: 2. St. Peter's Square in Vatican City during the weekly Angelus prayer on January 2019: Saint Peter's Square today: 3. Yoido Full Gospel Church in Seoul is the world's largest religious congregation, with over 70, 000 parishioners: Before lockdown: But the church has canceled its usual sermons during the coronavirus outbreak, and has opted to put services online instead. Now: 4. The Eiffel Tower before lockdown : After the Coronavirus lockdown: 5. The Louvre museum in Paris is the most visited gallery in the world, and home to one of the most famous paintings: the Mona Lisa. Before lockdown: After 1st March 2020, the Museum has been closed from the public: 6. The Taj Mahal is one of the most famous tourist places in India. I had visited it months before the Coronavirus