 Fabrizi explained: “The activity resulting from a hiccup may be helping the baby’s brain to learn how to monitor the breathing muscles so that eventually breathing can be voluntary controlled by moving the diaphragm up and down.
This discovery means hiccups might fall into the category of vestigial reflexes – something that a species still experiences that once had an important purpose, but is now defunct and unnecessary.
In humans, these reflexes still exist.
There’s goosebumps, which used to raise the hair or fur on our skin to protect us against the cold. Or, if we were faced with a threat, to make us appear bigger and scarier to our foe.

That’s called the hypnic jerk, and it probably stems from way, way back, when humans used to sleep in trees.
Science isn’t 100 per cent sold on the origin of the jerk, but the tree sleeping root makes sense: You’d be pulled from your sleep just to definitely make sure you were in a stable position and not at risk of falling out.
Welcome. My name is Jeannie, I am known for my honesty and integrity and I’m a third generation psychic, on my mother’s side of the family. I consider my mother and grandmother as my greatest teachers. I am a gifted clairvoyant and also an empathic reader who can tune into your love interests and emotions.
I specialize in love and relationships, I will prepare you for what the future may hold. I have helped thousands of men and women live healthier lives, reunited lost lovers, found their soulmates, happiness, love, and better career opportunities. I am able to connect with one by the sound of your voice tapping into your energy, recognizing and acknowledging negative energy sources and my readings pick up on all matters of life.
Truthfully I don’t tell you what you want to hear, I am a straightforward but compassionate psychic clairvoyant! I give you clear information, I will ease your mind heart, and soul with my readings and help you to be comfortable and not embarrassed. Thank you for viewing my profile here on Mysticsense. I look forward to speaking with all of you many blessings, love, and light!The Currywurst (curry sausage) in Germany is much more than just a powerful economic factor: loved by politicians, athletes and celebrities, songs have been written about the sausage (like Herbert Groenemeyer), the Currywurst is a piece of German history and culture.
The Currywurst was invented in 1949 by Herta Heuwer. She sold the cooked sausage fried with a sauce of tomato paste, curry powder and other ingredients in her snack bar at Stuttgart square in Berlin Charlottenburg. End of the 50ies she patented her sauce under the name "Chillup". She kept the recipe to herself all her life and did not even reveal it to large companies.
The Berlin Currywurst offers two basic versions: with and without intestine. In the beginning the sausages were exclusively cooked with intestine, cured and lightly smoked steamed. They were made ​​of finely minced pork and sometimes beef. The sausages without intestine are long and of whitish colour. They are not salted or smoked. The "real" Berlin people eat their Currywurst exclusively without intestines.
Do you know how to spot a true Berlin resident? Exactly... with a real Berlin Currywurst. Learn how to spot the original Berlin Currywurst.
And since the Berlin people love their Currywurst so much, they have even dedicated a Currywurst museum to it, where you get all the inside of the famous Currywurst.
Of course we serve in our restaurant the typical Berlin Currywurst. Come in and try it out and put our Currywurst to the test.
Curry 36 Mehringdamm is a Berlin institution. This legandary snack bar was opened more than 30 years ago. They sell the classic Currywurst with and without intestine. Several celebrities have eaten here as well as Berlin residents, tourists and curry fans and of course it does not matter if day or night.
After long renovation work, the legendary Currywurst is back at the true location beneath the elevated train. Konnopkes snack bar can look back on a now 80 year history, which started with a certain Max Konnopke, who began in 1930 with the sausage sale in Berlin. This "Currywurstbude" is also been the snack bar, that has sold in the sixties the currywurst in East Berlin.
All who love organic products will love "Witty's". Here every guest can enjoy the sausage with and without intestine. All products are one hundred percent organic. They recommend with the Currywurst Belgian fries. In Witty's you can enjoy the Berlin Currywurst - without having a bad conscience.
Amelia Kaufman was the fastest woman to run the Peter De Mott Peace Trot in 2013. She is from Ithaca, ran track at IHS, and is in her second year at University of Vermont.
But the trot 5K sounds like nothing when compared to her feat this past March..
She ran a 50K race (more than a marathon!!) at the New Jersey Ultra Festival on March 22nd, which is part of the New Jersey Trail Running Series.
Amelia had the fastest women's time at 4 hours, 50 minutes, and the 4th fastest overall.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: [FEATURE] Add an element locator for  "X" and "✓" with accessibility ID / XPath.
username_0: Building Access part in Illini ID. The image of "X" (Denied) and "✓" (Granted) is not an element locator in Illinois ID (Use ID) Illinois apps. 
Please add an element locator for  "X" and "✓" with accessibility ID / XPath.

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<issue_comment>username_0: @username_1 - Accessibility id is "building access" for both Granted and Denied. Unique specific accessibility id for Granted and Denied will help in scripting.
<issue_comment>username_1: Added in v3.2.15Project Management Consultancy
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