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algorithms to win at slotsThe predawn liftoff from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center was barely visible in the fog and clouds, as the Falcon rocket hoisted a Dragon capsule loaded with more than 2,950 kilograms of gear for the station’s seven astronauts. Several minutes later, the first-stage booster landed upright on an ocean platform, six years to the day that Elon Musk’s company accomplished its first booster touchdown in 2015.

algorithms to win at slotsAdditionally, designer Sarang Sheth along with LetsGo Digital has posted new concept renders of the device which gives us some insight into how the module could work. The render reveals a module that slides out of the phone in what looks like a tray made specifically to store the drone. The company may decide to build a large and thick phone to store the drone inside. Vivo may have to pack a smaller-sized battery with the drone taking all that space.Biwi No 1 turns 25 today. The film would spectacularly fail the test of time — starring Karisma Kapoor, Salman Khan and Sushmita Sen in lead roles and Anil Kapoor and Tabu as supporting cast, the film was about Kanjeevaram-clad Pooja (Karisma Kapoor) and ‘modern’ Roopali (Sushmita) fighting over a man, played by Salman Khan. The film will be termed problematic today, but back in the day it both entertained and earned money. 

algorithms to win at slotsThe 43-year-old globetrotter, fitness enthusiast, and actor, Gul Panag wears many feathers in her hat.Raisin water, a beverage made by soaking raisins in water overnight, has been gaining traction in recent years. But is it just a fad, or are there real benefits to this simple drink?

algorithms to win at slotsTaking to Instagram, Bhakti Kapoor, a nutritionist, busted this misconception saying that not all carbs are created equal and that some can actually be beneficial in reducing insulin resistance. “Say goodbye to the misconception that you must bid farewell to all carbs when managing insulin resistance,” she wrote.We have previously reported how cardiac issues become more common during winter, further highlighting the need for one to be extremely careful and look out for any obvious signs and symptoms. According to experts, one of the primary reasons for weather-related heart attacks is our body’s physiology, and the way a drop in temperature impacts the heart. “The body’s biological state gets hampered by activating the sympathetic nervous system which, in turn, narrows the blood vessels in our body. This is known as ‘vasoconstriction’. During this process, the blood pressure levels increase as they stress the heart to pump blood to various parts of the body,” Dr Balbir Singh, chairman, Cardiac Sciences, Max Hospital, New Delhi told indianexpress.com in an earlier interaction.