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Is "Elmo's World" and we just live in it, as long as we don't touch its oatmeal cookies. The furry red Muppet has earned the adoration of adult fans on social media after the sound bites and clips of the "Sesame Street" pillar have resurfaced.A scene from "Sesame Street", which originally aired in 2004, attracted social media attention (with over 100,000 retweets in a week) in early January and became a rallying cry for people to be left behind Elmo as she loses her cool after being denied a cookie because according to her friend Muppet, Zoe, her pet rock Rocco, is going to eat it.Elmo's response: "Rocco doesn't even have a mouth, Rocco is just a rock. Rocco isn't live. "After gaining popularity, Elmo teased his feelings from 2004 and asked Twitter to rate, "Has anyone ever seen a rock...

Erect, cautious, excellent in the treatment. He tries, but cannot go unnoticed. It's Saturday. Take advantage of the excellent morning, another one this winter, to do sports outdoors at the Montemar Tennis Club facilities. Say hello kindly. Most users are used to seeing him, but this time there are more personalities with him and two photographers. Manuel Palomar, president of the commission of the Centennial of Hercules, has been there with the chosen one to give him the shirt that accredits him as a lifetime ambassador of the club in his city. Toni Cabot, Jose María Manzanares and Manuel Palomar, yesterday. | HÉCTOR FUENTES José María Manzanares receives her delight...

"Australia is on a different scale," says Yotam Ottolenghi, a chef who needs little introduction. A household name, cooking your recipes has It almost becomes your own kitchen.When planning a tour that will take you away from the British winter to the great theaters and convention centers of Australia's east coast, I ask, do you find this experience strange: going on stage, not in the kitchen? "I pinch myself all the time, I'm all blue," he says with genuine bewilderment. "I really don't do that kind of size in other parts of the world." And the audience? "I have the loudest crowds, really, in Australia."His Flavor of Life tour is loosely linked to his book Flavor, co-authored with Ixta Belfrage. Audiences will hear about the influences and experiences that have made the chef indi...

WWe are standing on sand dunes at the end of a hot December day. The light is fading fast and a thin crescent moon rises in the clear sky. It is still very hot; warm enough to dive into the ocean. But no one does, not because it's sting season now, but because we're here for something better.Here on Magnetic Island in Queensland, everyone is a volunteer and everyone is local except me. There are kids in school uniforms, parents coming from work, a retiree, a CSIRO scientist, a marine biologist named Paul, and an off-duty park ranger. We take turns looking inside a blue plastic bucket. Now is my turn. Inside is a batch of newly hatched green sea turtles. Their easy exit from an underground nest was blocked by vegetation, so these volunteers have dug them free.Paul pulls one out ...

Karekare is a beautiful and wild area in the Waitakeres, west of Auckland. It is the place I dreamed of when I lived in London, the landscape I longed to return to. It was the place of my most intense experiences as a child: fear, euphoria, euphoria, joy.Our fathers' bach was built on the side of a hill overlooking the valley, surrounded by dense bushes in all directions. There was always the risk that if we strayed too far from the track, even close to home, we would quickly become disoriented and get lost. The bush was so thick that it couldn't be seen clearly, and the only way to escape was to stand still and scream.At the end of Lone Kauri Road was Karekare Beach (the beach from the movie The Piano), a glittering expanse of black sand and dunes that ended in lines of undulating ...

IIt could be an imaginary character straight out of a Dr. Seuss book: The Goldfish Who Can Drive. But it is real. Incredibly, Israeli researchers created a robotic car and report that they taught six fish, named after characters from Pride and Prejudice, to navigate on land.It's all in the name of science, of course. The team had been dreaming of ways to test fish navigation for a while, according to Shachar Givon of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, first author of one study. published in the journal Behavioral Brain Research."Recently, we even ventured to the Eilat coral reef in an ongoing attempt to study navigation on a larger, more natural scale," he says. “That's why we always try to challenge ourselves and our fish. The idea of ​​fish navigating on land seemed exactly the ...

A total of 191 mobilizations convened by the citizen support network for ETA prisoners, Sare, in many other towns in Euskadi, Navarra and the French Basque Country have requested this Saturday andl end of the exceptional prison policy for inmates of the terrorist gang and bringing all of them closer to prisons in the Basque Autonomous Community. These decentralized mobilizations have replaced the traditional large demonstration that is held annually in Bilbao after Christmas in favor of the rights of ETA prisoners due to the existing health situation in the Basque Country due to the strong rise in coronavirus infections. ...

The commitment to inland tourism is a reality that different localities have experienced when they have seen a boom in visitors since the outbreak of the pandemic. In the case of Alcoy, the city wants to go beyond specific dates such as the Moors and Christians festival or the still recent Modernist Fair. For this reason, the municipal government has drawn up what they call the Tourism Sustainability Plan, a project that will receive three million from Europe from Next Generation funds to promote inland tourism and cover 100% of expenses. Now, Alcoy has six plans ahead in which to invest that amount that has been approved through the State Recovery and Resilience Funds. Among the most innovative actions, the...