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    HEART PACEMAKER
    October 8, 1958 - Karolinska Institute of Stockholm

    Dr Ã…ke Senning implanted the first internal heart pacemaker. Earlier the same year, Rune Elmqvist (born in 1906) invented this pacemaker, designed to be implanted in a subcutaneous pouch in a patient suffering a cardiac disease. It used only two transistors and was the size of a hockey puck. The apparatus sent pulses to the cardiac muscle to establish normal and regular contractions. Dr. Senning (born in 1915) carried out the first pacemaker installation at the Karolinska Institute of Stockholm. Although this prototype worked for only three hours, the Swedish man, Arne Larsson, who received this pacemaker, 40 years and 26 pacemakers later was still enjoying a full, normal life at age 83.

    WEATHER UNDERGROUND
    October 8, 1969 - U.S.A.

    The Weather Underground ( Weatherman )has the first of The Days of Rage riots in Chicago, Illinois. The Weatherman were an American radical left organization which were involved in bombings, riots, and a jailbreak including the bombing of United States Capitol, The Pentagon and the Harry S Truman Building which houses the United States Department of State.

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This website explores some unsolved religious mysteries. The topics include the possible location of Noah's Ark, the meaning of the Dead Sea scrolls, the lost cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, and the fate of the Lost Tribes. Religious Mysteries, What Happened to Noah’s Ark, Many people have speculated about the final resting place of Noah’s Ark, and some have even searched for its physical remains. In fact, several people have claimed to have found its remains, and photographs of their discoveries have appeared in best-selling newspapers and magazines.

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