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2 weeks ago |
newsminimalist.com | Vadim Yakhin
Egyptian Minister of Youth and Sports, Ashraf Sobhi, inspected Cairo International Stadium to ensure readiness for the upcoming match between Al Ahly and Mamelodi Sundowns. He expressed his hopes for Al Ahly's success in the African Champions League. Sobhi's visit on Friday included checking the stadium's facilities, such as the field, stands, and security measures, ahead of the semi-final second leg. The match is scheduled to begin at 7 PM.
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2 weeks ago |
newsminimalist.com | Vadim Yakhin
Georgia Jones, wife of McFly frontman Danny Jones, revealed a childbirth injury that resulted in a clitoral tear. She stated the injury has surprisingly improved her sex life. The injury occurred during the birth of their son, Cooper, in January 2018. Jones explained that Cooper's nails caused the tear, which required stitches. She has since said the area is now more sensitive.
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2 weeks ago |
newsminimalist.com | Vadim Yakhin
The Municipal Institute for Economic Development and Employment (Imdeec) in Córdoba has opened applications for its Financia 2025 aid program, offering financial assistance to local businesses and self-employed individuals. The program provides up to 10,000 euros per beneficiary to cover financial costs related to securing guarantees for investment projects, working capital, and participation in public tenders. Two application periods are available, with deadlines in early May and September.
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2 weeks ago |
newsminimalist.com | Vadim Yakhin
A UK government report released today found no link between processed plant-based meat alternatives and adverse health outcomes. The report, a "rapid update" on processed foods, reviewed recent research and contrasted plant-based alternatives with ultra-processed foods like meat and sugary drinks, which are often linked to increased health risks. The study builds on previous findings.
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2 weeks ago |
newsminimalist.com | Vadim Yakhin
Giant CO2 air purifiers are being tested in Osaka, Japan, as part of an experiment to clean urban air. The project aims to reduce carbon emissions. Engineers are showcasing the technology at the Osaka World Expo. The system, developed by the Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, uses large cylinders to suck in air, filter out CO2, and store it. The captured CO2 is used to produce methane for the expo site.
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