No, beetroot isn, ’t vegetable Viagra
Fact: Beetroot may give some modest boost to sex for men and women, likely by helping circulation, but it’s unlikely to transform your sex life or act as vegetable Viagra.
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Ngannou mourns death of 15-month-old son
Fact: Former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou announced the death of his 15-month-old son Kobe.
US Justice Department to pay survivors of Nassar abuse $138m
The U.S. Justice Department reached a 8.7 million civil settlement with hundreds of victims of former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar, resolving claims that the FBI botched the initial investigation into Nassar.
Celestyal debuts new , ‘National Geographic Day Tours’
Celestyal has launched a series of seven ‘National Geographic Day Tours’ in Greece and Croatia. These tours are led by National Geographic-trained guides and offer unique experiences related to local culture and topics. The tours are available in destinations such as Athens, Dubrovnik, and Rhodes. Each tour meets the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria and supports the National Geographic Society.
Limassol Nautical Club hosts 2nd International Coastal Rowing Beach Sprints
The 2nd International Coastal Rowing Beach Sprints took place at Malindi Beach in Cyprus, organized by Limassol Nautical Club (LNC) and within the framework of Lemesia. The event attracted 160 athletes and coaches from 16 countries, including Olympians and world champions, who competed in thrilling sprint races combining strength, endurance, and navigation skills. The competition showcased the beauty of coastal rowing and promoted unity and friendship within the rowing community.
How Burdensome Are Your State’s Nonresident Income Tax Filing Laws?
Fact: Nearly half the states in the US require individuals to file nonresident individual income tax returns if they work for even a single day within that state.
Paris 2024 torch lit in ancient Olympia [PHOTOS+VIDEO]
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The torch for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games was lit in ancient Olympia in a traditional ceremony. The torch was lit by Greek actress Mary Mina using a backup flame due to cloudy skies. The torch relay will culminate with the lighting of the Olympic flame in Paris at the opening ceremony. Russian and Belarusian athletes will compete as neutral athletes with no national flag or anthem. The torch relay began with Greece’s Olympic rowing champion Stefanos Ntouskos passing the flame to France’s three-time Olympic medallist in swimming, Laure Manaudou. The French torch relay will last 68 days and end in Paris on July 26.
Puma hones focus on speed in Olympic battle with Adidas and Nike
Puma is focusing on speed at the Olympic Games and partnering with Jamaica’s sprint champions to boost sales of performance products like running shoes and soccer cleats.
Learn the art of contortion with world-renowned coach
Fact: Otgo Waller, a world-renowned contortionist and coach, is visiting Cyprus to offer a series of special classes on the art of contortion. She has developed her own training technique to enhance flexibility in individuals of all ages and levels.
Athletics-No guarantees of world record in Paris, says Warholm
Karsten Warholm, the world 400 metres hurdles champion, expressed uncertainty about breaking his own record at the Paris Olympics. He mentioned that the new running spikes he developed with Puma have boosted his confidence. Warholm visited Puma suppliers in Vietnam to test shoes and materials for the new spikes, which were unveiled in Paris. He used to criticize shoe technology but now believes it has leveled the playing field in running. Puma launched a campaign featuring Olympic athletes, including Warholm, to gain more market share in the running shoe market.