7 Therefore, the PRODUCER shall have the right to manufacture, publish, sell by way of any medium (audio cassette, CD, DVD audio or other existing formats) or via online communication networks (Internet and others), and communicate to the public in any format the phonograms defined in Article 1.
This is how are lungs operate. Inside our bodies, at the base of our lungs there is a membrane called the diaphragm. When you inhale, your diaphragm contracts and flattens out, increasing the volume and decreasing the pressure in your chest. Because you have more room air gets sucked in through your mouth and nose and into your lungs, just like it did in the balloon, and then your lungs fill with air.
Almost everyone occasionally gets side stitches, painful side cramps during exercise--although some people seem more prone to them than others. A side stitch is a cramp or spasm in your diaphragm--a dome-shaped muscle that separates the organs in your abdominal cavity from the heart and lungs in your chest cavity. As you inhale and expand your lungs, the diaphragm sinks down. When you blow out a breath, it expands upward. So far, no problem. Advertisement.