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A Brief History On July 6, 1885, French scientist Louis Pasteur tested his vaccine against Rabies on a boy that had been bitten by a rabid dog. Joseph Meister successfully resisted the deadly disease which prior to the Pasteur vaccine was a death sentence for anyone that contracted Rabies. Today we commemorate this great advance in the science of medicine by listing 10 diseases that either kill you or leave their victims in a horrible, debilitating state.  (Note: The Rabies vaccine does not cure Rabies, it prevents the onset of the disease.) if you are a praying person, perhaps praying…

A Brief History You have been investing in your relationship so much, but after a year or two of living together, you suddenly feel bored. It is quite obvious as both of you bury yourselves under the daily routines. You rarely talk about anything else but your problems at work. As a result, you slowly start irritating each other. Well, what can be done about it? Of course, thousands of articles online would advise you to start travelling as a couple. But travelling together after a year of being irritated by each other may ultimately ruin your relationship. Sometimes your…

A Brief History As soon as snow begins to melt in the streets, cats begin to sing their love songs and the sun more and more reluctantly leaves the sky, crowds of loving couples appear on the streets. Unfortunately, they sometimes behave as if they have a form of dementia and exhibitionism at the same time. In order not to be the same, read our small guide. Digging Deeper Hugs and Kisses This is the main and most urgent issue. People’s opinions are divided into two parts: some consider it indecent, others – quite a pretty spectacle. Among the first…

A Brief History On June 19, 2016, the young star Hollywood actor Anton Yelchin died horribly when he was hit by his own car in his own driveway. The 27 year old actor had exited his 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee while on his sloped driveway. The unmanned Jeep rolled back, pinning the unfortunate Yelchin against a brick pillar, squishing the actor to death. We have frequently examined the many ways that people die, with articles such as “10 More Idiotic Ways to Die,” “10 Horrible Ways to Die,” “Kings Die Young in Stupid Ways,” “10 People Who were the First…

A Brief History On June 14, 1986, the Mindbender, the world’s largest indoor triple-loop roller coaster, derailed and killed three riders at Galaxyland inside West Edmonton Mall, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Today, we list 9 horrible accidents that occurred when people were trying to have a good time. Amusement parks, sailing/boating, cycling, hiking, bowling, jogging, sightseeing, just about any recreational activity can be deadly. Digging Deeper 1. Mindbender Derailment, 1986. The accident occurred just a few months after the ride’s opening on March 16, 1986. On a Saturday evening in June of that same year, the roller coaster’s yellow train…