Nine Months Pregnant Woman Runs Mile in 6 Min | Pregnant Women

Makenna Myler Nine Months Pregnant Woman Runs Mile in 6 Min | Pregnant Women | Experts on Running While Pregnant | The Benefits of Running While Pregnant 

A woman has run an incredible five minute 25 second mile - all while nine months pregnant. Watch her husband cheer her on:

Makenna Myler, 28, has been dedicated to fitness for years, but she has really put all of us to shame by achieving the incredible feat. Not only did she get the incredible time in the midst of a pandemic, but also while almost full term with her unborn baby, which is due on 19 October.

To give a bit of context - a non-competitive fairly health runner would usually be able to complete a mile in around nine to ten minutes on average. New runners would probably come in at between 12 and 15 minutes. Elite marathon runners wuld do a mile in about four to five minutes.

Joe Donor - Sperm Donor The Man Who Fathered of 150 Children

Joe Donor - Sperm Donor The Man Who Fathered of 150 Children | Sperm donation | Unprotected Sex with Scores of Women | Donor Sperm for Fertility Treatment | Sperm Donor Wants to Father 2,500 Kids 

A prolific sperm donor with 150 children worldwide has fathered a further six babies during lockdown after claiming COVID restrictions haven't slowed him down. With five women currently pregnant with 'Joe Donor's' unborn children, and one already having given birth this summer, the 49-year-old, from Vermont, is on target to impregnate 10 women this year.

The prolific donor offers both sexual intercourse and artificial sperm insemination - he claims about 50 per cent of his children are a result of having sex - and insists he does not make any profit from his donations, although he is sometimes paid for his travel expenses. Joe, who conceals his real name, has spent the majority of lockdown in Argentina after getting stuck there while donating his sperm - but the singleton is now in London and already set to meet five women this week.

Laungi Bhuiyan Dug A Water Canal to His Village Over 30 Years

Laungi Bhuiyan "Famous Mountain Man" Dug A water Canal to His Gehlaur Village For Over 30 Years 

Can anyone forget Dashrath Manjhi, the famous Mountain Man from Bihar's Gehlaur village, who carved a path through a ridge of hills using only a hammer and chisel? Now, very much like Manjhi, another man from Bihar has achieved another such incredulous feat. Laungi Bhuiyan from Gaya has worked alone for thirty consecutive years and dug out a three-kilometre-long canal to fight the poverty in his village.

According to sources, Bhuiyan's feat has filled the people of his native Kothilwa village, located on the border of Imamganj and Bankebazar block in Gaya, with pride. After his incredible work, Bhuiyan has found himself in the limelight and is being called the 'Second Dashrath Manjhi'. In the meanwhile, Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra has decided to provided tractors to the man to help him in his mission.

Ajeet Singh Adopted A Rescued 2,500 Kids From Sex Traffickers

Ajeet Singh - This Man Adopted A Prostitute’s Kids And Today He Has Rescued Nearly 2,500 From Sex Traffickers

Ajeet Singh was 18 when he first adopted a prostitute’s kid. Today he has rescued over 2,500 Kids from the racket of sex trafficking. Ajeet has also helped provide justice to these minor girls by filing cases in the court of law against 1,400 traffickers. Many of these are today behind the bars serving time for their heinous crimes.

Read ahead to know more about how he challenged societal norms and broke the complex system of sexual exploitation that has been prevalent in Varanasi since years.

Ajeet Singh was attending a wedding in his home town near Varanasi in 1988 at the age of 18, when he saw a ‘nautch girl’ performing. The spectators were making lewd comments at her. He recalls being disgusted with the way they were looking and treating her. This shocked and moved him so deeply, that he was determined, to free these girls from such a demeaning profession.

Rojo-Ne - Police Stopping People to Sleep On The Road In Okinawa

Rojo-Ne - Japanese Police Is Struggling to Stop People From Sleeping on Roads In Okinawa 

Police in Japan's southernmost prefecture of Okinawa are puzzling over how to prevent people from sleeping on the road while intoxicated, with over 7,000 cases recorded in 2019 alone, some resulting in fatal accidents

Okinawa Prefectural Police are likely the only force in Japan that keeps statics on the phenomenon, called "rojo-ne" in Japanese, which literally translates as "sleeping on the road." As to why people do it, whether it's the warm climate or the residents' easy-going manner, police aren't sure.

Reunited With His Missing Family | Man Reunited Family After 20 Years

Man Reunited With His Missing Family | Man Reunited Family After 20 Years 

A young couple Randi Emmans-Bailyn and her boyfriend John Suazo was responsible for orchestrating everything necessary to find the family that the man did not see from 20 years ago.

Pedro, a man in poverty and who was circulating through the streets of Los Angeles, was talking and asking for a little respect, apparently, because the people who were nearby did not even return the greeting. At that moment a young woman was passing by , who was moved by the situation

The woman is Randi Emmans Bailyn, who when observing what happened wanted to help and it was for her boyfriend John Suazo since they both manage a social project called Backpacks where they give away bags with essential products, water and food to people in need.

Time Warp House Since 1948 | House Looks Exactly The Same 72 Years Ago

Time Warp House Since 1948 | Doug Bethel House Looks Exactly The Same 72 Years Ago 

A former Royal Navy sailor who has lived in the same house since 1948 has claimed he has saved thousands by leaving his decor untouched. Doug Bethel, 89, from Liverpool, Merseyside, still lives in the house he grew up in with his parents and six siblings after they bought the five-bedroom semi-detached terraced house 72 years ago for just £800. After leaving the Royal Navy, the retired gas engineer, who never started a family of his own as he was often away at sea, returned to live with his mother and father until their deaths in 1976 and 1988.

Determined to keep as many happy memories in the house as he could, Mr. Bethel has not altered anything in the house for more than 60 years and still has his childhood bedroom intact, the original kitchen and cooker, and used only coal fires to heat the property until last year.

Man Proposes To His Girlfriend Under A Comet That Only Appears Once in 6,800 Years

Guy Surprises Girlfriend By Proposing Under A Rare Comet That Is Only Visible Every 6,800 Years 

The stars aligned for a New York couple on their engagement night, providing a picture-perfect moment that was out of this world. John Nicoterra proposed to his girlfriend, Erica Pendrak, Saturday night in Utica.

Nicoterra told Pendrak that he wanted to view the rare comet NEOWISE before it disappeared on Thursday. During the viewing, Nicoterra got on one knee and proposed, and a friend of the couple snapped a picture of the special moment, with NEOWISE on full display.

The photo, which has been shared thousands of times on social media, shows the comet between the happy couple. Nicoterra says it even caught the attention of NASA and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Scientists say catching a glimpse of NEOWISE is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Once it disappears, it won’t visible on Earth for another 6,800 years.

Man Climbs Up Hospital Wall And Watches Over His Mom From Outside The Hospital Day And Night Until She Dies Due To Coronavirus

Man Climbs Up Hospital Wall And Watches Over His Mom From Outside The Hospital Day And Night Until She Dies Due To Coronavirus 

The story of a devoted son who scaled a high wall and sat by his mother's window to bid her farewell is breaking hearts on social media. According to news website Al Nas, Jihad Al-Suwaiti, a young Palestinian from the town of Beit Awa in the West Bank, said goodbye to his mother by climbing up to the window of the Intensive Care Unit of Hebron State Hospital where she was bring treated for COVID-19. Patients infected by the highly infectious novel coronavirus are kept in isolation to prevent risk of spreading infection. The virus has infected more than 14 million people worldwide.