I confess that I read with a mixture of fascination and astonishment the columns that Mariano Rajoy publishes in El Debate about the World Cup. Fascination because it is a luxury to have a former Prime Minister writing about football. Astonishment because he has decided to give us a feast…
At the advanced command post in Turre, located just a few kilometers from the serious fire that has been threatening the municipality of Los Gallardos and nearby towns since last Thursday, the atmosphere yesterday was somewhat different. This was confirmed around 11 a.m. when the president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno Bonilla, announced that the fire had finally been declared stabilized, so it was downgraded to “operational situation 1” and the gradual return of the thousand people who had been evacuated was authorized. The negative note of the day came at night, when the death of a 93-year-old British woman who was hospitalized at the Torrecárdenas Hospital was confirmed, bringing the death toll to 13. In addition, seven other people remain hospitalized.
It all started after a long goal kick by the Norwegian goalkeeper Orjan Nyland. Fox Sports cameras captured how the ball – as seen in the replay – seemed to hit one of the cables supporting the aerial camera at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. It would have been a mere anecdote if it weren’t for the fact that this was the play that led to England’s 1-1 against Norway and sparked the controversy dubbed cable-gate.
There is a kind of obsession in the world of caravanning that directly links a larger vehicle size with a higher quality trip. It feels like more meters in length mean more space, more comfort, and more storage capacity. But every now and then, a model appears that breaks that theory and shows that good design can do much more than a few extra centimeters of bodywork.
Bryan Johnson is known worldwide for his tireless fight against aging and death. The millionaire, who maintains a strict routine and exposes himself to the latest anti-aging experiments – he has even gone as far as injecting his son’s plasma – has now announced that he suffers from a chronic autoimmune disease.
Protecció Civil de la Generalitat has activated the alert of the Procicat Plan for heat due to the forecast by the Servei Meteorològic de Catalunya (Meteocat) of the start of the third heat wave of the summer this Sunday, which will last at least until Wednesday and will be intense in the counties of northwest Catalonia and with intense nighttime heat in counties of the southern coast and pre-coast.
A mid-July morning on the Moray coast in Scotland, near Inverness: the sky is leaden, the sea rough, and the rain falls horizontally. Christopher Nolan makes his way to the pier in search of his maritime advisor, secretly hoping that this will be the first day of the six-month shoot of The Odyssey when they say to him: “Sorry, not today, the sea is too rough.” However, the vessel they are filming on—a 35-meter wooden ship from Norway—had been built with these conditions in mind. So, although it is clear the experience will be terrible, Nolan is assured it will also be perfectly safe.
In the operation of selling a building in Barcelona, the price agreed with the buyer is only the starting point. The amount actually received is significantly reduced by taxes, registry cancellations, outstanding charges, professional fees, and costs arising from the legal structure of the property.
Addiction to tanning, also known as tanorexia, is an obsession with one’s image that goes beyond the “whim” of looking tan and attractive, and mainly affects young women between 16 and 35 years old, according to psychologist and director of the Institute of Advanced Psychotherapies, Luis Antón.
At the Turre command center, the point from which all actions are coordinated to address the tragic fire declared last Thursday in Los Gallardos, which has already claimed the lives of 12 people, there are dozens of vehicles parked nearby.