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anesthetic for performing surgical operations was used....

anesthetic for performing surgical operations was used around 1846 (ether, by Dr. Robert Liston) But how did they do it before that time, when they had to operate on someone? Simple. The patient was kneeled with his head stuck inside a pot and placed on an anvil. At that point an employee hit the pot with a mallet, an action that made the unfortunate person lose consciousness for the duration of the operation. Of course it wasn't infallible, because either he didn't faint right away or they woke up during the operation.

David Earl Miller became the second person in the last five weeks to choose death in Tennessee’s electric chair

On Thursday, David Earl Miller became the second person in the last five weeks to choose death in Tennessee’s electric chair over lethal injection. Miller was executed for the 1981 murder of 23-year-old Lee Standifier After losing a lawsuit claiming he had a right to be executed by a firing squad, Miller took advantage of a state law allowing death row inmates convicted prior to 1999 to opt for the electric chair rather than lethal injection. He did so because he feared that the state’s lethal injection protocol, which includes midazolam, a drug that has been involved in several botched executions, would result in a more prolonged and painful death than would electrocution The real significance of the return of the electric chair, though, would be missed if we saw it only as a loss of faith in lethal injection by death row inmates. It signals a larger crisis for the death penalty system in the United States. Hailed as a humane alternative to hanging, which had long been America’s prefe

A gang of four murderers behind bars for killing Andrew Foster during a spate of chemical attacks.

A gang of four murderers behind bars for killing Andrew Foster during a spate of chemical attacks. Mr Foster died after being squirted with ammonia at his home during a series of attacks in Gateshead and South Tyneside which also caused a woman to lose an eye. Newcastle Crown Court heard Youssef Wynne was a drug dealer and enforcer Kenneth Fawcett, John Wandless and Josh Hawthorn worked for him. A judge said they carried out “taxing” attacks to protect the “lucrative” criminal trade in drugs. During a trial earlier this year, all four were convicted of murdering 26-year-old Mr Foster and robbing him of cannabis edibles and a series of other offences including another ammonia attack which caused a woman to lose an eye. Now they have been jailed for life with Wynne told he must serve a minimum of 33 years before he has any chance of parole, while Fawcett must do 32 years, Wandless 31 years and Hawthorn 22 years. Mr Justice Dove told them: “As a result of the verdicts of the jury you ha

A MAN THAT FAILED TO CONTROL HIS SEXUAL URGE

A MAN THAT FAILED TO CONTROL HIS SEXUAL URGE A man who can control his sexual urge is a man who can live many years on earth. Men don't know that some of their failures are caused by multiple girlfriends Not all girls have good spirit. Some are demons, others have venom between their legs. Some women are destiny destroyers, beware. Pay close attention: 1. A real man only has one woman in his life. 2. Don't obey your Erection at all times. Most erections mislead you Control your erection if you don't want to have few days on earth with much poverty in you. 3. Don't date a lady because she has curves, boobs and a sexy shape. These things are simply misleading avoid such, don't fall for what is called social media irony. 4. Not everything you see under skirt you must work to eat, some skirts contain snakes that bite you and make you uncomfortable. control your sexual urge Self control and abstinence pays a lot in most cases. 5. Marrying a woman doesn't mean she own

He said the family were "acutely aware" there were "extremists of all sides who are keen to hijack this incident for their own ends".

The family of a man who was kicked in the head by police at Manchester Airport has appealed for "calm in all the communities", an MP has said. Paul Waugh, Rochdale MP, said the "traumatised" family wanted to make it clear they had "no political agenda whatsoever" and did not condone political violence. Anger over the video led to protests outside Rochdale police station on Wednesday and Thursday nights, with another protest also held in Manchester city centre on Thursday. Mr Waugh said the family would not be attending any protests or giving any media interviews as they wanted their privacy protected. "The strong message they wanted to give is that they have no political agenda whatsoever," he told BBC Breakfast. "They wanted me to issue an appeal for calm among all sorts of different communities in Rochdale. "We've had a history of unfortunate division in our town and we do not want to go back to those days." He said the famil

If you find a “bleach” patch in your underwear, you had better know what it means.

If you find a “bleach” patch in your underwear, you had better know what it means I had no idea. Check comment for more info advantages it brings to our daily lives, it’s perhaps the fact that it’s a bottomless well of shared knowledge that makes it arguably the greatest invention of recent centuries There is no topic that you can’t read up on, no answer that’s beyond your reach if you know where to look. Mysteries that would have remained elusive in all the decades up to now can be solved quite literally with a few clicks of a mouse, a few stabs at a keyboard. WATCH THE FULL VIDEO HERE Over the years we’ve seen many old myths debunked online, just as we’ve seen life-hacks and helpful hints become common knowledge, whereas once they would have been wisdoms held by only a small few. Have you ever wondered, for example, why your underwear ends up looking like it’s been stained by a bleach spot? If you have, you’re apparently not alone, with the question being posed online by women seeki

moments before her execution.

Amanda, moments before her execution, whispers words that stun witnesses and unravel lies. Amanda, a loving mother, had been wrongly accused of kidnapping and murdering Judge Samuel Turner's daughter, Olivia. The trial had been swift and brutal, with public sentiment against her, and her protests of innocence had fallen on deaf ears. One rainy afternoon, Amanda is visited by Judge Turner himself, who delivers a bitter tirade. However, Amanda remains silent, and during his speech, a memory resurfaces, giving her a sudden clarity. She remembers a detail from the day of the crime that she had overlooked, a mention of Turner's grandparents' farm. This realization brings a spark of hope, and Amanda wonders if Emily, her own daughter, could still be alive, hidden away where no one had thought to look. Amanda, who is on death row for a crime she maintains she didn't commit, makes a surprising revelation during her execution. With a newfound determination and a desperat

A grieving family has paid tribute to their “simply irreplaceable” teenager with "a heart full of gold" who died in a reservoir this week.

A grieving family has paid tribute to their “simply irreplaceable” teenager with "a heart full of gold" who died in a reservoir this week. Tyrese Johnson, 16, had finished school for the summer when the tragedy happened. The teenager got into difficulties at Lodge Farm Reservoir in Netherton, Dudley, on Tuesday evening His body was recovered from the water the next day by police divers. Emergency teams raced to the reservoir in the West Midlands, but were unable to find the youngster. A major search was launched involving police divers and a helicopter and his body was recovered the next day by an underwater team. In a statement, his devastated family said: "Tyrese, words can't describe what you meant to us as a family, your loving devoted mom, your brother, dad, your niece and nephew. "You were a kind loving young man with a heart full of gold. Your warm, gentle, kind hearted soul, simply irreplaceable." Dozens of tributes and flowers were left near the s

Video titled "no mercy for the wicked".

Horrifying moment a woman was stripped NAKED and beaten in brutal street attack because she 'stole someone else's husband' This is the shocking moment a woman was brutally attacked by a gang of vicious thugs who tried to take her clothes off while kicking her in the head. The group of women punched, kicked and slapped the lady who had reportedly 'stolen' someone else's husband. She was filmed helplessly screaming as she was sat on the ground in China, unable to defence herself. At one point, the woman's top was pulled up - exposing her breasts - and she desperately tried to prevent the attackers from removing it completely. She managed to keep hold of her shorts as the women tried to take them off while dragging her along the ground. They pulled her hair and kicked her and the violent attack was only temporarily stopped when a man wearing camouflage trousers stepped in. But his intervention didn't prevent the women from attacking her as they conti