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_heat-stroke-brain-stroke-risk-reason-124-heat-stroke-symptoms-and-treatment-124-boldsky.webp "Heat Stroke : ऐसे लोग जिन्हें पहले से ही शुगर, हाई ब्लड प्रेशर, मोटापा, हार्ट डिजीज, सांस लेने में परेशानी है या जो शराब-सिगरेट पीते हैं, उनमें हीट स्ट्रोक से ब्रेन स्ट्रोक आने का खतरा काफी ज्यादा होता है. <br/> <br/>Heat Stroke: People who already have diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, heart disease, difficulty in breathing or those who smoke alcohol and cigarettes have a higher risk of brain Stroke due to heat Stroke. <br/> <br/>#HeatStroke#BrainStroke #heatwave#healthtips#healthyhabits <br/> <br/><br/>~HT.318~PR.115~ED.118~")
_christin-full-of-smoke-official-video.webp "ChristionVEVO")
_hot-guy-smoking.webp "Luke Philosophy")
_rose-rosy-te-gulab-full-hindi-movie.webp "Rose Rosy Te Gulab (Full) Hindi movie")
_eminem-2pac-pop-smoke-man-down-ft-central-cee-50-cent-tion-wayne-robbns-remix-mp3.webp "Rhythm Range")
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_launch-of-sonica-2024.webp "Full programme announced for Sonica Festival 2024, which will run at venues across Glasgow, from<br/><br/>the IMAX big screen to Govanhill Baths, 19th - 29th September<br/><br/>The eighth edition of the biennial festival for curious minds and adventurous spirits will showcase<br/>contemporary artists and musicians from across Egypt as well as welcoming talent from Myanmar<br/>to Ukraine, Australia to Luxembourg, Viêt Nam to Switzerland, Canada to the Netherlands to the city,<br/><br/>alongside top homegrown Scottish talent.<br/><br/>Sonica 2024 will open on 19th September with the Scottish premiere of Nati Infiniti by Nine Inch<br/><br/>Nails’ Alessandro Cortini<br/><br/>Other live highlights across the eleven days including the RSNO performing the Scottish premiere<br/>of John Luther Adams’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Become Ocean with kaleidoscopic live visuals from<br/>legendary coder Alba G. Corral; a pay-what-you-can live concert at the Burrell from Scottish<br/>Ensemble inspired by the art and architecture of the collection; the first ever UK performances from<br/>Myanmar’s cosmic electronic artist and genre film aficionado Heft and Dutch queer warped<br/>classical-pop duo No Plexus; a triple bill of Quebec artists from Montreal’s renowned MUTEK<br/>Festival; a cyborg pop concert of the future from Danish music ensemble NEKO3 and German<br/>multimedia composer Alexander Schubert; Harry Gorski-Brown exploring the limits of the bagpipes;<br/>Michael Begg reflecting on his time as musician in residence aboard the Royal Navy’s Antarctic ice<br/>patrol ship; Alex Smoke summoning the sounds of colliding worlds in Govanhill Baths and the<br/><br/>return of Australian AV legend Robin Fox<br/><br/>Free installations across the city include the UK premiere of Celine Daemen’s Venice Film Festival<br/>Award-winning VR opera starring one headset wearer, a pack of wild dogs and a horse in trouble;<br/>Ukrainian artist Kseniia Shcherbakova exploring how interpersonal bonds are strengthened through<br/>the trauma of war; Quebeçois artist Bill Vorn creating an ICU for sickly robots; emigre Glasgow-<br/>based artist Andrey Chugunov attempting to erase the data of corruption and two new public<br/>artworks for Glasgow City Chambers, Ahmed El Shaer’s virtual reality tour inspired by the city’s<br/>cryptic crest and composer Amble Skuse’s new soundscape for the Lamp of Remembrance.<br/>Sonica Festival 2024 is the culmination of a celebration of 30 years of Glasgow’s Cryptic as world-<br/><br/>renowned award-winning producers of unique experiences.<br/><br/>The programme has been announced for the eighth edition of Sonica, Glasgow’s large-scale festival for<br/>curious minds and adventurous spirits. From 19th - 29th September, Sonica will bring some of the world’s<br/>top music and audiovisual artists to the city, alongside showcasing some of Scotland’s top homegrown<br/>talents. The festival offers a packed 11 days of city-wide live concerts, installations and events at vibrant<br/>venues ranging in scale from the IMAX (Scotland’s biggest screen), Tramway One and the Burrell<br/>Collection to the Glad Cafe and Govanhill’s Romalav and")
_swedish-smoker.webp "Dan Tiar")
_iceland-volcano-erupts-again-spewing-smoke-and-lava.webp "Iceland volcano erupts again, spewing smoke and lava from man smoke")
_everyday-habits-that-make-you-look-older.webp "Everyday Habits That <br/>Make You Look Older.<br/>1. Not getting enough sleep.<br/>According to a study published in 'Clinical and Experimental Dermatology,' women who got enough rest had 30% better skin-barrier recovery.<br/>According to a study published in 'Clinical and Experimental Dermatology,' women who got enough rest had 30% better skin-barrier recovery.<br/>2. Stressing out.<br/>Harvard Medical School says prolonged stress can shorten telomeres, which is the literal process of aging.<br/>3. Drinking soda and eating sugary foods.<br/>According to a study published in 'Clinical Dermatology,' consuming high levels of sugar damages amino acids in collagen and elastin.<br/>4. Drinking too much alcohol.<br/>Alcohol dehydrates you and causes inflammation in the body, which can show on your face in different ways such as swelling, flushing and broken capillaries.<br/>5. Smoking.<br/>A study published in 'Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery' compared facial features of 79 pairs of twins.<br/>Those who smoked five years or more <br/>than their twin typically had lip wrinkles, jowls, bags under their eyes and drooping eyelids")
_ibilib-light-a-candle-using-smoke.webp "Chris Tiu and Shaira Diaz show how science can look like magic in this new experiment!<br/><br/>Watch as Kuya Chris and Ate Shaira light a candle that's just blown out without touching the flame of the wick. Is it truly magic? Or is it science at work?<br/><br/>If you want to know… you know where to go! Make your Sunday mornings a fun learning habit on iBilib, 9:35 a.m., on GMA.<br/>")
![The French Open has banned fans from drinking alcohol on the court in a bid to crack down on increasingly raucous behavior this year.<br/><br/>It becomes the only one of the four Grand Slams to not allow alcohol in the stands.<br/><br/>Belgian David Goffin said a spectator spat his chewing gum at him during his win against French player Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard and said: ‘It’s becoming like a football match.’<br/><br/>And on Thursday tournament director Amelie Mauresmo said that after an emergency meeting, Roland Garros has decided to ban fans from bringing alcohol onto the court, as one of several measures to curb the bad behavior.<br/><br/>‘So a few things have been put in place: first of all, the umpires are going to be even more strict to further respect the players and respect the game. Overstepping those two things is something that we're not going to tolerate.<br/><br/>‘Alcohol was allowed until now in the stands – that’s over.<br/><br/>‘If you don't behave well or if throw things at the players, that's it, you go out. It’s very clear, the instructions are given and we will have no hesitation.<br/><br/>‘And in terms of security, we're going to see which people are overstepping - because I think it's a few individuals. These individuals, we try to calm them down or if they go too far, they go out.<br/><br/>‘We’re going to upgrade the security.’<br/><br/>‘We tried to gather information on what happened and so these are new rules from this morning. So we'll see how it goes.’<br/><br/>On the specific accusation that Goffin had been spat at, former world No1 Mauresmo said: ‘We are on it, for now we haven’t found them.’ Will they be banned from future events? ‘First, we need to find them, then we’ll make a decision.’<br/><br/>Goffin claimed the atmosphere at the French Open was becoming 'ridiculous', suggesting some fans were there to cause trouble.<br/><br/>'A lot of people are complaining, a lot of umpires feel that there is a lot of disrespect.<br/><br/>'This is repeated a lot in the locker room and among the ATP authorities. We’re going to have to do something about that.<br/><br/>'I think it only happens in France. At Wimbledon, there’s not that. Or in Australia either.<br/><br/>'And at the US Open, it’s still rather quiet. Here [at Roland Garros], it’s an unhealthy atmosphere.<br/><br/>'Clearly, it goes too far, it’s total disrespect. It’s too much. It’s becoming football, soon there will be smoke bombs, hooligans and there will be fights in the stands.<br/><br/>'It’s starting to become ridiculous. Some people are there more to cause trouble than to create an atmosphere.<br/><br/>'Someone spat out their chewing gum at me. It [the match] was getting complicated. That’s why I wanted to stay calm. If I started to get angry about it, it could have destabilized me.'<br/><br/>World No. 1 and defending champion Iga Swiatek also felt crowd behavior went too far during her pulsating with over Naomi Osaka on Wednesday.<br/><br/>The Pole pleaded with the crowd after her match: ‘I am sorry to bring this up, I know we are playing for you. This is entertainment and we are earning money because of you. But so](https://cdn6.mypornvid.fun/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KGz9sBQSwGIuCGIE6qTb5Iv9-ZwDjXFfbXR15HT9loyMcMP5zqJ-cK3tlAQN5v7P/(MyPornVid.fun)_french-open-bans-alcohol-in-stands-in-crackdown-on-raucous-behaviour-after-david-goffin-accused-fans-of-spitting-at-h.webp "The French Open has banned fans from drinking alcohol on the court in a bid to crack down on increasingly raucous behavior this year.<br/><br/>It becomes the only one of the four Grand Slams to not allow alcohol in the stands.<br/><br/>Belgian David Goffin said a spectator spat his chewing gum at him during his win against French player Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard and said: ‘It’s becoming like a football match.’<br/><br/>And on Thursday tournament director Amelie Mauresmo said that after an emergency meeting, Roland Garros has decided to ban fans from bringing alcohol onto the court, as one of several measures to curb the bad behavior.<br/><br/>‘So a few things have been put in place: first of all, the umpires are going to be even more strict to further respect the players and respect the game. Overstepping those two things is something that we're not going to tolerate.<br/><br/>‘Alcohol was allowed until now in the stands – that’s over.<br/><br/>‘If you don't behave well or if throw things at the players, that's it, you go out. It’s very clear, the instructions are given and we will have no hesitation.<br/><br/>‘And in terms of security, we're going to see which people are overstepping - because I think it's a few individuals. These individuals, we try to calm them down or if they go too far, they go out.<br/><br/>‘We’re going to upgrade the security.’<br/><br/>‘We tried to gather information on what happened and so these are new rules from this morning. So we'll see how it goes.’<br/><br/>On the specific accusation that Goffin had been spat at, former world No1 Mauresmo said: ‘We are on it, for now we haven’t found them.’ Will they be banned from future events? ‘First, we need to find them, then we’ll make a decision.’<br/><br/>Goffin claimed the atmosphere at the French Open was becoming 'ridiculous', suggesting some fans were there to cause trouble.<br/><br/>'A lot of people are complaining, a lot of umpires feel that there is a lot of disrespect.<br/><br/>'This is repeated a lot in the locker room and among the ATP authorities. We’re going to have to do something about that.<br/><br/>'I think it only happens in France. At Wimbledon, there’s not that. Or in Australia either.<br/><br/>'And at the US Open, it’s still rather quiet. Here [at Roland Garros], it’s an unhealthy atmosphere.<br/><br/>'Clearly, it goes too far, it’s total disrespect. It’s too much. It’s becoming football, soon there will be smoke bombs, hooligans and there will be fights in the stands.<br/><br/>'It’s starting to become ridiculous. Some people are there more to cause trouble than to create an atmosphere.<br/><br/>'Someone spat out their chewing gum at me. It [the match] was getting complicated. That’s why I wanted to stay calm. If I started to get angry about it, it could have destabilized me.'<br/><br/>World No. 1 and defending champion Iga Swiatek also felt crowd behavior went too far during her pulsating with over Naomi Osaka on Wednesday.<br/><br/>The Pole pleaded with the crowd after her match: ‘I am sorry to bring this up, I know we are playing for you. This is entertainment and we are earning money because of you. But so")
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