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People Lifestyle Changes That Will Keep You Alive
Sex has many apparent health benefits. Studies suggest sex can boost your immune system and reduce stress.
2. Keep your teeth clean
Diabetes, low birth weight babies and heart disease have all been linked to gum and bone disease in your mouth. Even heart attacks have been linked to bad dental hygiene.
3. Use the sun
A little sunshine is good for your mood and allows your body to produce necessary vitamin D, which is lacking in some 70 percent of American kids these days.
4. Drink less
After years of hearing that moderate drinking is good for your health, a study in November, 2009 found that having a drink or two each day might be something that healthy people do, rather than the drinks being the cause of their good health. And if you're having more than a couple drinks a day, then you're at higher risk for liver damage and diabetes.
5. Wash your hands
Hand washing remains the best prevention against the flu and many other diseases.
6. Get some rest
Serious lack of sleep -- less than six or seven hours a night -- has been associated with increased risks of high blood pressure, hypertension, obesity, diabetes and cancer. Lack of sleep can also contribute to auto accidents and on-the-job injuries.
7. Stop smoking
About half of all smokers die from smoking, and of these, about half die around age 50 or sooner.
8. Don't stress
Stress kills. It causes deterioration in everything from your gums to yourheart and can make you more susceptible to a range of ills, from colds to cancer.
9. Exercise
Over and over, studies find a host of exercise benefits, not just for your body: It can raise kids' academic performance and stimulate adult brains. Exercise makes bones stronger and alleviates many types of chronic pain. Regular exercise has even been associated with a lower risk of cancer.
10. Eat better
Choose real food instead of sugar laced with traces of real food. Cook at home rather than eating fast food, and use spices, rather than gobs and gobs of oil or sugar, to spice up your meals.
Crazy People Ideas During Elderly Times

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Car to slopes down tilt up 65° 
Car anti accident with people ". 
Stroller proof gas 
Only one wheel bike (top speed: 150 km/h) 
The first GPS, the map was "walking" as the car speed 
Radio / Hat 
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Protection for snowstorms 
Bulletproof glass 
Stroller with radio and antenna 
Revolver that takes pictures as he pulled the trigger (also threw!). 
Car extensible 
Piano for people who, unfortunately, can not get out of bed 
Glasses for reading in bed 
Bridge for emergencies 
Bike to the land and the sea 
Jacket with electric heating 
Jornal via fax
People who changed the world
Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the World Wide Web
Briton Tim Berners-Lee did not ad-lib the Internet itself. If he offered his innovations, the arrangement already existed for several decades. But Tim gave her the affectionate to which we are so acclimatized to. He invented the URI, URL, HTTP, HTML. In fact, Internet-based hyperlinks to abstracts and links amid sites - it's all the accomplishment of Berners-Lee. Its aboriginal operating time, Tim alien in 1989, if he formed for a Swiss aggregation CERN. And from 1991 to 1993 they were appear the aboriginal blueprint URI, HTTP and HTML. This amazing ability today is the columnist of the abstraction of the semantic web. In Britain, it was accepted the appellation of knight. Berners-Lee can not be alleged an administrator (although he was not poor people), but its analysis was so important for association that we artlessly could not cover the architect of the World Wide Web in the list.
Robert Plath was an accustomed pilot in the company's Northwest. That all afflicted one day if he absolved to the even with abundant abundant luggage. Plat just best up and busted to the attache wheels. His colleagues admired the abstraction so that it will anon Robert founded his own aggregation TravelPro, affianced in absolution accoutrements on wheels. Probably every being who had already catholic by plane, was able to appraise the allowances of such a suitcase, which allows to backpack far added accoutrements with beneath effort. In 1992 kompaniyaTravelPro Inc was rated at 500, but already in 1999, Robert Plath awash it.
In 1977, Hinda Miller and Lisa Lindahl her acquaintance formed as a artist of apparel for Shakespeare anniversary in Vermont. While the two accompany puzzled one important botheration - the abridgement of accouterment for women. No, of course, not complete absence, but the credible absence of supply. It was again during the collective plan of the girls and came to the acclaimed sports bra all day. Ultimately, baby business Miller and Lindahl was awash to Sara Lee. Well, sports bras accept become a accomplished class.Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce, the inventors of computer chip
ilby and Noyce are the creators of computer chip. For his invention, fabricated by Jack Kilby in 1958 (then he formed for the aggregation Texas Instruments) architect won the Nobel Prize in 2000. The fate of Robert Noyce interesting, because he eventually founded two arresting companies - Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel. In essence, the conception of these two men afflicted our world, giving altruism an era of claimed computers. Without their apparatus about any accepted computerization and accent could not be.Bob Frankston and Dan Bricklin, inventor of spreadsheets
Graduates of MIT Bob Frankston and Dan Bricklin are the creators of the already acclaimed affairs VisiCalc, in fact, is the aboriginal appliance for alive with spreadsheets. Yes, the abstraction of Frankston can not attempt with such giants as Microsoft. But, first, their affairs for some time been the accepted in the industry, and brought a lot of money to the creators. And secondly, it apparent the alpha of a accomplished chic of programs that we apperceive today as spreadsheets.Melitta Bentz, inventor of the coffee filter
Anyone who craves every morning hot cup of coffee, knows what the analytical role played by the coffee filter. If you're one of them, you should acknowledge housewife Melitta Bentz of Germany. That she came up with coffee filters. His abstraction Melitta patented aback in 1908. Since then, the above charwoman has become a absolute entrepreneur, and humans about the apple were able to calmly bubbler coffee, adequate its aftertaste and not annoying about accepting into alcohol grains.George Furrs, inventor of the Ferris wheel
Probably anybody knows what a Ferris wheel. Anyone loves to ride on it, but anyone has never sat as abashed of heights and the achievability of accepting ashore at the top. Artist of the Ferris caster is George Ferris, who fabricated it, aggressive by the Eiffel Tower. Today, the apparatus of this ability can be begin in abounding countries, including Russia. Alas, the artist himself never accustomed from their baby due accomplishment until the end of his activity pleaded with the company, which produces its offspring.Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes, inventors of bubble
We all adulation balloon blanket (even it is alleged an air foil, balloon foil). It was invented in the not-so abroad and 1957, Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes. Then they formed on the apparatus for the accessible abatement of wallpaper, and eventually got a abundant amalgamation for accumulator of brittle products. A few years afterwards its barrage ally founded the aggregation Sealed Air Corporation in New Jersey. Today, anniversary acquirement beyond $ 5 billion23 People Dead in unique ways
Chinese poet Li Po (VII-VIII century AD) is a famous poet, who liked to get drunk. At one point he was drunk when boat ride across the river Yangtze. He saw the shadow of the moon on the water. Because drunk, he tried to reach out to hug her shadow, but failed. As a result he fell into the water and drowned.
2. Died of a beard
Austrian Hans Steininger was famous for his beard was the longest in the world. Length is about 140 cm. On one day in the year 1567, a fire that requires everyone to run. He forgot to tie a long beard. In her haste, he stepped on himself and fell off his beard. Her neck was broken and he died instantly.
3. Died due to hold back urination
Tycho Brahe (1546-1601) was an astronomer. In 1601, he was attending a banquet of a very old, in Prague (now Czech Republic). Customary in those days believed that the blur in the middle of dinner, including for waste water, is very rude. As a result he was forced to hold pee during the banquet. Bladder extends to the threshold, and there was an infection (cystitis) are fatal. He died 11 days later.
4. Death by conductor rod
Jean Baptiste Lully is the conductor who led the orchestra in a celebration of healing from the pain of Louis XIV in 1687. Being too excited, he just dropped the rod conductor toe. Occurs abscess (infection with pus) and followed by gangrene (decay). Lully refused amputation, and he finally died from an infection that spreads throughout the body.
5. Died of his tongue bitten
Allan Pinkerton (1819-1884) was a renowned detective agency with his Pinkerton detective agency. One day he was walking on the sidewalk. He slipped. Not accidentally bitten tongue, and there was an infection which later killed him.
6. Died due to kick box
Similar to Lully, but this occurred in the early 20th century to Jack Daniel, a businessman famous whiskey from Tennessee, USA. On one morning he wanted to open a coffin, but he forgot the combination. He was raging and kicking the crate. One of the injured fingers, inflamed (infected), and finally killed him.
7. Died of orange peel
Bobby Leach (1858-1926) was a stunter. He also person second in the world to successfully conquer Niagara Falls with his barrels. He died in 1926, two months after her leg amputated. Why? Apparently she slipped on the skin caused by stepping on oranges in the streets, in New Zealand. Broken legs and severe infection. At that time there has been no antibiotics ....
8. Died due to parachute failed to inflate
In 1912 Franz Reichelt claims to have developed berparasut jacket. A new discovery. He wanted to try to jump from the top of the Eiffel tower. Previously he was planning to wear a doll, but ultimately did not. He tested himself decided the jacket. Apparently, as many people feared, the jacket is not functioning and he died instantly.
9. Died after being poisoned, shot 4 times, beaten and eventually drowned
Grigori Rasputin (1869-1916) was first poisoned with cyanide. Dose equivalent to killing 10 people. But as it is known later that sianidanya been damaged by the heating of food, he did not die. Then he was shot from behind by Felix Yusupov and his friends. He did not die as well. He was shot again 3 times, but not dead. Rasputih finally beaten with sticks and finally sunk into the River Neva is cold. From the results of an autopsy, the cause of death is actually sinking.
10. Died of a baseball
Ray Chapman (1891-1920) is known as the only player who was killed in a baseball game. He died because his head hit the ball from Carl Mays pitch. At that time, baseball pitchers are always covered the ground by the ball before the throw, make it difficult for opponents to see the ball.
11. Death by scarf
Isadora Duncan (1877-1927) known as figures of modern dance. She likes to wear scarves on the move. In September 1927, he was in a car, with windows open (!), And the cars move in high speed. At that time he wore a large shawl. Because shawl "flying" up to a car tire, he choked once from a car window.
12. Died when he talked about Hitler
In 1943, a critic of Nazism and fascism was called Alexander Woolcott died after suffering a heart attack during the middle of talking about Adolf Hitler's.
13. Died on the concert stage
Leslie Harvey, guitarist of Stone the Crows, died in 1972 due to an electric shock from the microphone he used on the concert stage.
14. Died in TV broadcasting
Christine Chubbuck (1944-1974) was the only television reporter who died in the midst of live television. He shot himself in the head on the broadcast Suncoast Digest (WXLT-TV) on July 15, 1974 with a 38 mm revolver. Chubbuck was already in trouble with protracted depression.
15. Died due to "kill the robot"
Robert Williams was trying to retrieve an item in storage rack for Ford Motor's Flat Rock because the robot is not working. Suddenly, the robot moves and the robot arm struck the head of Williams. He died instantly on January 25, 1979. Only 2 years ago, a similar accident occurred in Japan. Kenji Urada which ultimately failed to turn off the robot inadvertently pushed him into a grinding machine (!).
16. Died of a severed helicopter
Victor Morrow (1929-1982) and the 2nd person with whom the child actors were killed by helicopter blades severed when she was filming for the movie Twilight Zone, in 1982. The case prompted the United States government to revise laws and child labor protection, security and assurance of safety regulations on location.
17. Death by cactus
Still in 1982, David Grundman and a friend were out hunting cactus. They met a large cactus. Saguaro cactus cactus is nearly 8 feet tall which was about 100 years. In front there is a small cactus. They opened fire on a small cactus once, successfully. Now turn that big. But what happened, even the giant cactus had shot up to a hole, and finally fell on Grundman. He died instantly. Really revenge by cactus!
18. Death by bottle caps
Tennessee Williams (1911-1983), American playwright, died of strangulation swallowed a bottle cap when he was drunk at a hotel in New York. This is apparently related to the habit of putting the lid on both eyes and his mouth while drinking.
19. Died jape
Dick Shawn (1924-1987) was droll about political campaigns in the United States. After saying "I Will not lay down on the job!" (I will not resign!), He immediately lay on the floor. The audience thought it was part of the joke. But because he did not wake up again, some officers had checked the stage and perform emergency breathing assistance. Not long after he died.
20. Died during the "reconstruction"
In 1991, a 57-year-old Thai woman named Yooket Paen, slipped on cow dung was walking in her garden. After that he was naked prisoner of a cable (without the wrapper), and was electrocuted to death. After the funeral, the younger brother came to the gardens Paen. He also slipped on the same cow manure, the same cable prisoner, and died as well.
21. Death by sheep
In 1999, Betty Stobbs was feeding his sheep on a motorcycle. Food for the sheep is located on the tailgate on his motorcycle. At that time, the sheep are apparently being starved. They also raided the tailgate, to the extent Stobbs was thrown into the abyss as deep as 30 meters. He had not died due to "throw" it. But where are the bike? Turns out there right behind him, and he hit his motorbike killed himself.
22. Died of a bookshelf
November 2006, Mariesa Weber (38 years) thought to be lost. 2 weeks, he has not found his family (though he died at home alone!). But he eventually found under a pile of fallen bookshelf. Apparently he was trying flashy television cable into an electrical outlet, which can only be achieved by standing on the desk next to a bookshelf. But unfortunately he fell head first, and shelves fell on Weber's part.
23. Died of an online game
In 2005, Lee, a 28-year-old South Korean, were killed after 50 hours of nonstop playing Starcraft at an internet cafe in Daegu. Starcraft is an online game



































