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Blog Post #200!

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My how time flies! With your support, Mr. B Ed Tech blog has now reached its 200th post! To mark this occasion, I decided to do a little research on the number 200.

According to Wikipeida: 

Well that may seem like a no-brainer, check out some of these other facts about the number 200.
  • In the field of Technology: 200 is an HTTP status code for successfully connecting to a webpage (such as this one).
  • Again in Technology: One of Intel's first 200mhz processor, the Pentium Pro was introduced on November 1, 1995. To put this in perspective, my iPhone 6 (made in 2014) has 14 times more processing power and my MacBook Pro (2011) has 44 times the processing power.
  • In Monopoly, 200 is the amount of dollars a player gets for passing GO.
  • In Racing, 200 is the number of NASCAR races that legendary driver Richard Petty has won.
  • In Health and Wellness, 200 or lower is the desirable cholesterol number that corresponds to lower risk of heart disease.

Thank you for your continued support!


For more information on the number 200: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/200_(number)

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