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What began in 1920 as a company dedicated to cork and its derivatives, has now become a benchmark in the automotive world. Having the opportunity to test drive the Mazda MX-5 RF is the best way to celebrate the centennial of the Hiroshima brand. The main reason is that it is one of the few current cars that have that X factor, that something so special that you can only experience getting behind the wheel as we are going to do next. It must be said that the Japanese sports car has more than three decades behind it and that this is the fourth generation, the ND. In this time it has become the best-selling convertible in the world and, in addition, now there are two options to choose from. On the one hand, the more traditional and purist soft-top convertible is maintained, and on the other hand this RF also recently arrived, the Retractable Fastback that introduces a retractable hardtop to be a different option. The tendency to buy only SUVs and their reduced practicality has significantly reduced the number of compact openers available on the market. Despite being practically niche vehicles, they still have an aura that makes them very special in the eyes of the most purist fans. If they are accompanied by qualities such as the naturally aspirated engine, propulsion or low weight like this Mazda MX-5 RF; the formula gains integers enormously as we will analyze next. In a world in which cars have grown in size generation after generation, the truth is that it is surprising to have such a small size as this Mazda MX-5 RF. It is a two-seater that does not even reach 4 meters long, specifically it is 3,915 mm in length, 1,735 mm in width and just 1,236 mm in height. The wheelbase is 2,130 mm. When we see the exterior, the truth is that the Kodo design language so characteristic of the brand is perfectly perceived. In this convertible, it is transformed to have sharper lines and is enhanced by a front end with an elongated hood, teardrop-shaped LED headlights and a grill located in a very low position. On both sides there are small air intakes in which the fog lamps have been placed. The side of the Mazda MX-5 RF is probably its most unique sight. This is where it differs from the soft top variant, because here we have a targa silhouette that is achieved with these humps behind the seats, which correspond to the rear arches. With that long hood, the cabin is in a very backward position. Although the really interesting thing is to show you the opening of the retractable hard roof, something that is done in just 12 seconds by pressing and holding a button. When it is convertible, there are no pure cabrio shapes left, but rather the targa that we mentioned by only dispensing with the roof section just above the heads. In any case, we move on to a well-recognizable rear in which circular rear lights stand out that want to wink at previous generations, a rather bulky bumper that gives it presence and a double exhaust outlet on the right side.

Scientific po[CENSORED]rizer Darío Pescador explains why it is not healthy to squeeze fruit and denies the po[CENSORED]rity of sugar as a natural component When the heat hits, they crave refreshing drinks. There are all kinds: soft drinks, slushies, and the classic fruit juices. The latter, sometimes turned into a healthier alternative to soft drinks and industrial juices, are common in breakfasts and snacks especially in summer, and you always have to finish the glass, otherwise your mother's voice appears in your head reminding you that you will leave down vitamins, nutrients, etc, etc, etc. Juices have been understood as a great ally for the stomach of the little ones to normalize the fruit, and this is how we have grown ... But are they as healthy as they seem? Darío Pescador is a scientific po[CENSORED]rizer, and in his latest book ‘Tu mejor yo’, he dismantles some po[CENSORED]r beliefs about juices based on one of their natural components: sugar. Because natural is not always synonymous with healthy if consumed without conscience. “Many people think that 'natural' sugar is not as harmful as added sugar. I have bad news: for your body, the sugar in a freshly squeezed orange juice is the same as the sugar in Coca-Cola ”, says Pescador in his book.

From the European Commission they have warned that "the situation of COVID-19 is very serious" and that all data points to a strong expansion of the virus throughout Europe in the coming weeks. The European Commission (EC) has warned this Wednesday about the seriousness of the second wave of coronavirus in the European Union (EU) and has asked the Member States for "coordination" in the approach and "courage" in the measures to "save lives ". "The situation of COVID-19 is very serious. All the data points to a strong expansion of the virus throughout Europe. We are in the depths of the second wave. Only last week a figure of 1 million confirmed infections was reached. In the coming weeks these figures will continue to increase and very rapidly, "said the President of the EC, Ursula von der Leyen at a press conference. The president of the Community Executive added that the EU must "intensify" its response and called on the member states to work closely together because "the courageous measures taken now will help save lives and protect livelihoods" . COVID-19 vaccines and tests, exempt from VAT The European Commission has proposed an amendment to the European VAT rules so that the sale of COVID-19 vaccines and tests to hospitals and doctors are exempt from paying this tax until the World Health Organization (WHO) declares the end of the pandemic. The initiative has yet to be approved by the Member States, which the Community Executive has asked to quickly adopt the legislative change.

The eighth generation of the Volkswagen Golf has been with us for some time and since then we have been able to see all kinds of versions happen. There is room for sports cars, such as the Golf GTI and GTI Clubsport, but also for the most efficient with the Golf e-Hybrid and Golf GTE plug-in hybrids. After the launch of the latter, the arrival of a variant powered by GNC was questioned. However, the 2020 Volkswagen Golf TGI has finally made its appearance to offer another alternative with an ECO label. The Volkswagen Group maintains its commitment to this fuel and does so with the same formula that it already had. Under the hood of the compact appears the 1.5 TGI, the four-cylinder engine adapted to run on either gasoline or compressed natural gas. As in its conventional version, it offers 130 hp and 200 Nm of torque and is linked to a six-speed manual gearbox. One of the keys to the mechanics is the variable turbine geometry turbo to increase the charge pressure and supply more air to the cylinders. This Volkswagen Golf TGI also stands out for its high efficiency thanks to a compression ratio of 12.5: 1. This means that it can homologate a gas consumption of between 4.1 and 4.3 kg / 100 km and CO2 emissions of between 111 and 117 g / km. In the latest generation of these CNG vehicles, a fuel tank of just 9 liters is left that works practically as a reserve in case of need. The goal is for gas to be the main fuel to promote efficiency. Thus, the Golf TGI has three CNG tanks that are combined to achieve a capacity of 17.3 kg of this fuel. This amount would be enough to achieve a range of about 400 kilometers, similar to what would be obtained with gasoline. In return, around 25% less carbon emissions are emitted, in addition to reducing particles such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides (NOx). The Volkswagen Golf TGI is now available in the compact five-door body and will soon also arrive in the Golf Variant wagon.

Using wood and glass-like rock material, they could make spears with a sharp, hard tip Climate change that occurred shortly before their demise caused a complex change in the behavior of late Neanderthals in Europe: they developed more complex tools. This is the conclusion reached by a group of researchers from Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) and Università degli Studi die Ferrara (UNIFE) from the findings in the Sesselfelsgrotte cave in Lower Bavaria. Neanderthals lived roughly 400,000 to 40,000 years ago in large areas of Europe and the Middle East, even as far as the outer edges of Siberia. They produced tools using wood and glass-like rock material, which they also sometimes combined, for example, to make a spear with a hard, sharp point out of stone. For about 100,000 years, their universal cutting and scraping tool was a stone knife, the handle of which consisted of a blunt edge on the tool itself. These Keilmesser (backed, asymmetric, bifacial-shaped knives) were available in various shapes, leading researchers to wonder why Neanderthals created such a variety of knives. Did they use different knives for different tasks or did the knives come from different subgroups of Neanderthals? This was what the international research project hoped to discover. "The Keilmesser are a reaction to the highly mobile lifestyle during the first half of the last ice age. Because they could be sharpened again when needed, they could be used for a long time, almost like a Swiss army knife today." says Thorsten Uthmeier from FAU's Institute for Prehistory and Early History. "However, people often forget that bifacially worked knives weren't the only tools Neanderthals had. Neanderthal-backed knives are surprisingly varied," adds their Italian colleague, Dr. Davide Delpiano, of the Sezione di Scienze Preistoriche e Antropologiche at UNIFE. "Our research uses the capabilities of digital 3-D model analysis to discover similarities and differences between different types of knives using statistical methods." The two researchers investigated artifacts from one of the most important Neanderthal sites in Central Europe, the Sesselfelsgrotte cave in Lower Bavaria. During excavations in the cave by the Institute for Prehistory and Early History at FAU, more than 100,000 artifacts and countless hunting remains left by Neanderthals have been found, including including evidence of a Neanderthal burial. The researchers have now analyzed the most important knife-shaped tools using 3-D scans produced in collaboration with Professor Marc Stamminger and Dr. Frank Bauer of the Chair of Visual Computing in the Department of Computer Science at FAU. They allow the shape and properties of the tool to be recorded with extreme precision. "The technical repertoire used to create Keilmesser is not only a direct test of the advanced planning skills of our extinct relatives, but also a strategic reaction to the constraints imposed by harsh natural conditions," says Uthmeier, Professor of Early Prehistory and Archeology. of prehistoric hunters and gatherers in FAU. What Uthmeier calls "adverse natural conditions are climatic changes after the end of the last interglacial more than 100,000 years ago. The particularly severe cold phases during the following Weichsel glacial period began more than 60,000 years ago and led to a shortage of natural resources. To survive, Neanderthals had to become more mobile than before and adjust their tools accordingly. Neanderthals likely copied the functionality of unifacial-backed knives, which are only shaped on one side, and used them as a starting point to develop Keilmesser with bifacial shape on both sides. "This is indicated in particular by the similarities in the cutting edge, consisting in both cases of a flat bottom and a convex top, which was predominantly suitable for cutting to length, which means that it is correct to refer to the tool as a knife ", says Davide Delpiano, from UNIFE. Both types of knife, the simpler old version and the significantly more complex newer version, obviously have the same function. The most important difference between the two tools investigated in this case is the longer lifespan of the bi-facial tools. Therefore, Keilmesser represents a high-tech concept for a long-lasting multifunctional tool, which could be used without any additional accessories such as a wooden handle. "Studies from other research groups seem to support our interpretation," says Uthmeier. "Unlike what some people have claimed, the disappearance of Neanderthals could not have been the result of a lack of innovation or methodical thinking."

Theaters, cinemas, gyms and swimming pools are also expected to close. The new measures to try to stop the contagion curve will be in effect until November 24. Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has announced new restrictions to try to flatten the coronavirus contagion curve that will include the closure of restaurants and bars at 6:00 p.m. and the closure of theaters, cinemas, gyms and swimming pools from this Monday and until November 24. "If we all respect these new rules, in November we will be able to control the contagion curve and look at Christmas with more serenity," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said yesterday, explaining the new decree. Conte has convened for today a Council of Ministers to study economic measures to support the categories damaged by the new measures. Although the national curfew has been avoided, which already exists in regions such as Lazio, whose capital is Rome, Campania, Sicily, Calabria and Lombardia, the regions are given the power to close those areas where there may be agglomerations from the 9:00 p.m. Restaurants, bars, "pubs", ice cream parlors and patisseries may be open only from 05:00 to 18:00, but they are allowed to open on Sundays and holidays. For the moment, restaurants and bars may open with these hours on Sundays and holidays. Only four people per table are allowed if they are not from the same family nucleus and home delivery up to 24 hours. Gymnasiums, swimming pools and spas, as well as cultural centers, social centers, recreational centers and bingo halls and casinos and amusement parks are also expected to be closed. They have also closed theaters, cinemas and concert halls, even outdoors.

As BMW continues to defend the massive grills of its new models, it seems clear that not everyone finds them entirely attractive, especially when it comes to the new M3 saloon and M4 coupe. Although a few weeks ago we saw how the new direction of the classic kidneys of the brand could be in the previous models, today we bring different digital recreations of what could be a real aftermarket front, courtesy of the German preparer Prior Design. Prior Design is a tuning company whose headquarters are in Kamp-Lintfort, in the north of Germany, and the truth is that it has never been characterized by modifications that can be described as subtle; Rather the complete opposite. However, it seems that no one can overcome the eccentricity of the Munich designers, so the new kits seem even more typical of BMW than of an external preparer. A video on his YouTube channel shows a handful of redesigns that he is working on and that, thankfully, he intends to make a reality. One of the designs for the new M3 2021 consists of kidneys that have been reduced to approximately half the original size, but supplemented with the same horizontal slats. This fascia also includes a custom bumper and new air intakes. Another proposal features a front almost identical to that of the M8 Competition, with the same black grilles, generous air intakes on the flanks and various carbon fiber details. Both look significantly more palatable than what BMW designers have done. None of the new designs may yet be available, but Prior Design is a well-known and reputable company in the industry; there is no reason why they should not do so in the closer than late future, as demand will likely be quite high. Frankly, we would not be surprised to see the Bavarian engine factory change course with these stylistic canons relatively quickly, similar to what Mercedes-Benz did when it showed the fourth iteration of the E-Class (W212) with its headlights divided into four individual pilots. . Once the designs are finished, swapping one front for another is not that difficult, and all of them seem to retain the hood and fenders of the original models. The various interpretations also include minor variations to the bottom vents, another design element some find controversial on the 2021 M3 and M4, but all ditch the huge, unnecessary grille entirely. Seriously, no matter which one you like the most, all the proposals are a huge improvement over the original configuration.

Adopting healthier eating habits is a goal that many of us share. Losing weight, reducing cholesterol, or even feeling more vital are some of the rewards that we hope to obtain with our efforts. Eating is, without a doubt, one of the basic pillars of good health, along with quality sleep and certain hours of physical exercise a week. Basing our diet on vegetables, switching to whole grains and consuming unsaturated fats are some of the steps that will lead us to reduce the risk of suffering from cardiovascular disease or even cancer. However, social commitments, work schedules and, why not admit it, laziness and a taste for less nutritious foods cause us to fail on this path to nutritional perfection. In any case, it is possible to carry out certain techniques to keep us more motivated and informed. One of them is to keep a food diary. The Harvard University Health publication explains that this notebook can help us identify what we are doing wrong. In fact, the institution provides a hopeful piece of information: people who keep a food diary are capable of losing up to double the weight, according to a study they conducted with 7,100 volunteers. Harvard offers all the relevant data that our journal should contain and, in addition, a series of tips so that we can exploit its benefits to the maximum. The most obvious data that the diary should contain is what you have eaten - explaining how it was cooked and what sauces or garnishes it contained - how much and at what time you did it. Maintaining fixed hours to eat is important for weight loss, as explained in this article in EL ESPAÑOL. Isabel, Pablo Casado's wife, her secret weapon: the political nose of the granddaughter of 'El rey de los caramelos' Marta Espartero Psychologist, she knows "to dominate the times". The wife of the leader of the PP does not hesitate to accompany him in the important moments but shuns the spotlight. But, in addition, Harvard has noticed a series of data that we tend to ignore and, in fact, are important to know ourselves better. For example, experts from the prestigious university consider it important to point out the place where we have eaten - it is not the same to eat at a table as while we are walking down the street - what you were doing while you were eating, who you were with and how you felt when do what. Writing down all this data will not help to draw certain conclusions about our habits. We may always eat with the television on and therefore devoting our attention to it. Francisco Tinahones, president of the Spanish Society for the Study of Obesity (Seedo), explains in this EL ESPAÑOL article that eating without paying attention to food causes compulsive eating. Analyze your habits This is all the information you need to get started with your food diary. Harvard also provides a series of tips to make the best of this data collection. Get used to recording your meals once you finish them; If you wait until the end of the day, your notes may not be entirely accurate. Be as precise as you can about drinks and meals. If, for example, you have a coffee "write down the approximate type and size". Of course, you should also record all the alcohol you consume. Once you have filled in a whole week with all the data on your diet, you can start analyzing it. To carry out this task, Harvard experts suggest that you ask yourself the following questions: How healthy is your diet? How many fruits and vegetables have I eaten each day? Do you eat bread or whole grains? How often do you eat Sugary soft drinks? Does my mood affect what I eat? For example, do I have unhealthy snacks when I'm stressed? And finally, how many times do I eat in a hurry? When you have answered all these questions, you should set your goals based on the failures you have observed. Of course, they must be smart targets. Those of Harvard define them as those that are "specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and that are obtained with time". For example, if you have observed that you eat healthy at the beginning of the day and after 3:00 pm you "rob the vending machine", your smart goal should not be "eat healthier snacks", but "take a piece of fruit or a handful of nuts. " By writing a journal like this, your path to healthy eating habits will be individualized, you will have control over it, and you will be able to know yourself better.

López would have clandestinely crossed the border and traveled to Bogotá, where he would have taken a plane to Spain, where his wife and children reside, according to Venezuelan opposition sources. The leader of the Venezuelan opposition party Po[CENSORED]r Will, Leopoldo López, has left the Spanish Embassy in Caracas, where he had been since April 30, 2019, as a "guest" after being taken from his house arrest by a group of soldiers and join a frustrated military uprising in which their partner Juan Guaidó participated. His whereabouts are unknown, although his father has told news agencies that he has left the country and is heading to Spain, where his wife and children live. Officially it is not known where López is or how he left the ambassador's residence or the route he took in his displacement. Hours after his departure, a private security guard from the Spanish Embassy in Caracas and an employee of the politician have been arrested by Sebin officials. López was arrested in 2014 and sentenced to 14 years in prison, accused of leading the violent acts in the anti-government marches that took place that year. The opponent served his sentence for almost three years in a military jail and, subsequently, was transferred to house arrest until his release in April 2019, when he stayed at the ambassador's residence. Messages on Twitter The opponent has implied his departure from the country on his personal Twitter account, although he has not given details about his whereabouts. "Venezuelans, this decision has not been easy, but rest assured that you have this server to fight from any space. We will not rest and we will continue working day and night to achieve the freedom that all Venezuelans deserve," he wrote. In a 'thread' on the social network, he also assured that "Venezuela will be free and democratic" under the leadership of Guaidó and that "in the coming days" he will detail the actions that he intends to take from what he calls "this new terrain of struggle. ".

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As much as motor enthusiasts love to dream of the best supercars in the world, the sad truth is that very few will ever drive, much less own, those high-performance machines with the Ferrari, Bugatti or Lamborghini names. But now, fans of the bull's signature have the opportunity to have their own Huracán EVO, although not exactly life-size, since it is a three-dimensional puzzle launched in association with the leading company in the games and recreational activities sector. Ravensburger. This beautiful Italian car machine has been transformed into a 1:18 scale 3D puzzle. While it may not be able to reach the breakneck speeds of the original model, it has the same aggressive silhouette and the deep orange Arancio Xanto hue of the Lamborghini palette. Everything comes together through 108 individual pieces, each one made, according to the Sant'Agata de Bolognese signature, of a premium quality durable plastic that recreates every detail of the real model. Once everything is assembled, the car measures 26 centimeters in length and 12 cm in width. But if at first this description does not seem attractive enough to imitate the Italian bull, the Lamborghini Huracán EVO puzzle also comes with a number of accessories to give it a more personalized touch. 32 additional pieces allow each owner to create a kind of individualized job, incorporating everything from a set of wheels with Aesir rims and corresponding tires (fully functional), and diffusers both front and rear. Finally, the set is finished off by the hexagonal aesthetic characteristic. The worst news is that we will not be able to hear the purr of the real car's 5.2-liter V10 engine, an atmospheric unit that delivers a total of 640 hp at 8,000 rpm and 600 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm. That power is channeled to the electronically controlled all-wheel drive system with a rear mechanical self-locking differential via a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. Consequently, the maximum speed exceeds 325 km / h and the sprint from 0 to 100 km / h takes a paltry 2.9 seconds. It also costs almost 250,000 euros. If, on the contrary, we are looking to have our supercar as a work of art that does not have to be thrown money every time you start it, the Ravensburger 3D puzzle of the Lamborghini Huracán EVO could be the perfect option for you. Available on the game maker's website for 34.99 euros, it is certainly much more accessible to the vast majority of mortals. The model can be built by children ages eight and up as well as adults, which can also be a great way to spend family time or spruce up the desk.

If there is one garment that can suffer from so much wear and tear, it is leggings. We have a love-hate relationship with them as great as we have with finding the perfect cycle in the washing machine so they don't break down before their time (we've all been there). As their use increases on these dates, when the season of low temperatures approaches, you have to take into account what state they are in and if they fit as you want before going out. Do not experience an unpleasant moment feeling that everyone is looking at you because something is wrong with your clothes and better not combine your leggings in this way or ignore these recommendations. Make sure not to make this catastrophic mistake and others that we have compiled, and that you should avoid at all costs if you want to show off your leggings as the best dressed. The most important: they show through What is the best recommendation that we can leave in these lines: if you have already washed them a lot, and when you put them in the light they become transparent, it is time to say goodbye. No regrets or second chances. Dump it! Then, calm your separation by buying yourself a new pair. In this new opportunity, make sure of their good quality from the beginning, with what type of material they are made and what is the correct way to clean them. Like all garments they wear out, they have a finite life and can be transparent and stretch excessively, so their durability will affect how long you will have to wear them before slaughtering them again in the washing machine.

The president and candidate in the US elections has joked: "I voted for a guy named Trump." The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has cast his early vote for the elections to the White House on November 3, in which he will seek to renew his mandate against the Democratic candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden. "I voted for a guy named Trump," he joked after depositing his ballot in a West Palm Beach library. Shortly afterwards, the president reiterated his criticism of the voting by mail system, which he has been disdaining for months, considering that it encourages electoral fraud, a claim with which neither the electoral authorities nor the courts that have studied the complaints of the Republican Party. "It has been a very safe vote, much safer than when you send a ballot. I can tell you that. Everything was perfect, very strict, according to the rules. When you send a ballot ... it cannot be as safe as voting in person," he said. declared the president. Trump has participated in the last hours in several events in the state of Florida, one of the most disputed ahead of the presidential elections and whose 29 delegates to the Electoral College seem vital for the Republican candidate. In these events, Trump has charged against Biden, whom he has branded as the candidate that China wants him to win, and has highlighted his anti-elite profile by assuring that "he does not sound like a Washington politician because he is not a Washington politician" .

An electric car is today quite a tough purchase to take on. By price (they are more expensive) and by autonomy (in the end it is difficult to travel with them, they are the second car in the house, unless you spend more money still). For these reasons we really wanted to meet the Skoda Enyaq. And is that Skoda is rationality on wheels. Possibly the most balanced brand of the Volkswagen Group if we take into account what it gives you for every euro you pay for its vehicles. From the Fabia to the Kodiaq. We haven't been able to drive it yet, as it won't be in dealerships until May 2021. But we did get in and touch it. And we liked what we saw. The Enyaq is the brand's first electric car. Well if you take a look at the history of the brand you discover that in 1938 Skoda made an electric truck that could transport up to 3 tons of beer through Czech bars and restaurants. And, without going so far back, we have the Skoda Citigo iV, the electric version of the microurbano. But nothing to do with the Enyaq. This new model has been developed on the Volkswagen Group's MEB platform, exclusively for electric cars. The same one that premiered the ID.3, although due to the focus this vehicle is closer to the ID.4 or the future Audi Q4 Sportback e-tron or Cupra Tavascan. It measures 4.64 meters long, making it somewhat shorter than the Skoda Kodiaq, although it is lower, it is close to the Skoda Karoq at that level. The resulting silhouette is more of a crossover than an SUV (which is more like SUVs). It has a sober but elegant aesthetic. And you can have details like the 21-inch alloy wheels, Matrix LED headlights, chrome inserts or the illuminated Crystal Face grille that affect that section. Inside, it is spacious and practical, as the brand's vehicles are used to. And despite the fact that the unit we played was a pre-series, it seemed really well finished, with a dashboard arranged in several levels. We have the two-spoke steering wheel that the Skoda Octavia premiered and a spectacular 13-inch central screen that concentrates most of the functions, although there are quick access buttons to the main functions. The instrument panel is very small, just 5.3 inches, but the idea is that much of the driving information is shown on the Head-up Display, which will add augmented reality throughout 2021. Good space in the rear seats, where a third occupant will appreciate the absence of a transmission tunnel and a 585-liter boot. The range The Skoda Enyaq 2021 begins to be offered with two variants of propulsion: Enyaq 60: With 179 HP of power, it has a battery with 58 kWh of useful capacity that gives it 390 km of autonomy. From 39,000 euros. Enyaq 80: With 204 hp of power and 77 kWh of battery capacity, the range reaches 510 km. From 45,000 euros. Not included in the price are purchase aid or brand discounts that could leave the car at around 30,000 euros. Already in the environment of the prices of a Kodiaq. As standard they have a 50 kW charger, but there will be the option of equipping a 100 or 125 kW charger. With the latter you could recharge 80% of the 58 kWh battery in 33 minutes (in 36, the 77 kWh battery). On a 7.4 kW wallbox, it takes 9-12 hours. Each battery level has a specific endowment and then you can add different themes to the cabin. They start from the Loft (free of charge) and then there is the Lodge (€ 600), Lounge (€ 1,350), Suite (€ 1,550) and Ecosuite (€ 1,850, the one we tried). With them they change upholstery, lights, mats ... In addition, you can add up to 10 option packages. And this is just the beginning Already at the end of 2021, two more versions. Both with all-wheel drive and 460 km of autonomy. One, with 265 hp, will have an offroad approach and another sporty, with the surname vRS and 306 hp of power ... and that the maximum speed is not so limited, as you can see in this table: Version ENYAQ 60 iV ENYAQ 80 iV ENYAQ 80x iV ENYAQ vRS iV Traction Rear Total Power 179 hp 204 hp 265 hp 306 hp Pair 310 Nm 310 Nm 425 Nm 460 Nm Acceleration 8.7 s 8.5 s 6.9 s 6.2 s Maximum speed 160 km / h 160 km / h 160 km / h 180 km / h Autonomy 390 km 510 km 460 km 460 km And they will not come alone because the brand has already told us that the Enyaq will have a brother with a coupe body. Of course, what I saw and touched convinced me. Now, it's time to try it in a few months.

The garçón cut is capable of taking us in an instant to the magical Paris of the twenties and placing us among transgressive women who, through their distinctive clothing and revolutionary haircuts, raised their voices against the inequality of that time, bringing to the scene some airs unequivocal masculinity at the same time that they declared themselves free or presented their rebellion before the established norms. The style in question, generally abundant in the fringe area and with the nape exposed, has become the indisputable rival of the pixie cut, conquering a multitude of actresses and invading the streets with a notable French inspiration. And according to the latest trends in haircuts that have been revealed to us by influential figures in the industry as well as renowned stylists on the catwalks, the Garçón cut plans to become the beauty symbol of the coming months. Over the past decades, renowned actresses and models such as Jean Seberg, Twiggy, Linda Evangelista, Demi Moore, Keira Knightley, Charlize Theron and Michelle Williams have surrendered without hesitation to the comfort that this haircut exudes, choosing it mainly for its practicality, ease of handling when combing and sophistication, in addition to its indisputable androgynous appearance that has the impetus to completely revolutionize a look. So much so that this autumn-winter 2020 season, the garçón cut has proven to be fervently opposed to long haircuts for manes that want to invade the scene, enveloping us with its fervid prevailing modernity and versatility, two of the most outstanding characteristics that for about a hundred years are wrapped around this elegant beauty trend. How to wear the Garçón cut? One of the garçón cuts that has gone down in history is the one that actress Anne Hathaway has brought just a short time after the filming of Les Miserables, a role in which she had to cut her hair close. Thus, the haircut of the protagonist of The Witches can serve as inspiration to give the hair the vitality it needs after exposure to the sun's rays or the chlorine in the pool - although this year it probably did not suffer as much damage as in previous summers - and leave a long, flattering side fringe that, according to trends, will be more in vogue than ever this season. Beauty We help you choose the best hair color according to your skin tone Do you want to dye your hair but are afraid to choose the wrong color? Relax, here we help you define the best tone for your skin. Another of the peculiarities of the haircut in question are the multiple variants that it can acquire, from an ultra-short garçón that is more than suggestive for those who do not have much time to dedicate to the hairstyle, through the retro cut with uneven and much shorter bangs on the sides or the long garçón, an option that at times reminds us of the classic bob, but stands out for a great volume on the sides and at the top, a casual and rebellious style that actress Ursula Corberó has used to us. If so far you have found a certain charm to the garçón cut, but you think that there is no possibility of wearing it without having straight or slightly wavy hair, the evidence proves otherwise, since the French actress Audrey Tautou has taught us that it is also possible combine the curlers with one of the most relevant and evocative cuts of the coming months. It should be noted that there is no distinction of age or face morphology that prevents us from wearing this cut and playing with the infinity of stylistic variants that exist. Even so, experts have advised on more than one occasion that it contributes to enhancing triangular faces as it provides a certain harmony to the facial features. What do you say ... new haircut in sight?

The goal is to have a final text in time for the ratification process to begin in mid-November. The United Kingdom and the European Union (EU) on Thursday began a new phase of "intensified" negotiations, which on both sides of the English Channel is perceived as the latest attempt to avoid a "Brexit" without an agreement at the end of the year. If the dialogue is successful, it is expected that during the next two or three weeks the negotiating teams will maintain daily contacts, including on weekends, with the aim of having a final text in time for the ratification process to begin in mid-November. . The first stage of this last phase has started with a series of face-to-face meetings in London that will last until Sunday. From then on, meetings will take place in the British capital and in Brussels, as well as online. This new format is the result of the pressure exerted by the British Government after the last European Council, which again concluded without significant progress on the most controversial issues of the future relationship between the United Kingdom and the EU bloc. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson threatened to shelve the negotiations and accept an abrupt break when the ‘Brexit’ transition ends if Brussels did not agree to step up contacts. Pressure from the British government has forced Brussels to accept that legal drafts of the less controversial parts of the agreement begin to be drawn up, something to which the EU had so far refused, understanding that this would open the door for the United Kingdom to demand future "mini-deals" on non-problematic issues if the overall negotiation derails Brussels has given in to London's demand to start black-and-white the less controversial provisions of the future bilateral relationship, but has warned that it maintains the slogan on which it has insisted since the dialogue began: nothing will be agreed until everything is done. agreed. Economy The issue of the distribution of fishing quotas and access to British waters after 'Brexit' remains blocked, an issue on which France has been especially belligerent. The EU wants to maintain access for its fleets as similar as possible to the current one, but Johnson sees regaining control of its waters as a political victory that he does not want to give up, despite the fact that the sector represents only 0.1% of the UK economy. In recent days, the Government has redoubled its efforts to urge companies to implement their plans as soon as possible for January 1, when new bureaucratic obstacles will inevitably be lifted on exports and imports with the rest of the continent. British Cabinet Minister Michael Gove anticipated in September that he sees possible queues of up to 7,000 trucks at the port of Dover, in the south-east of England, although he has since expressed that he expects the progress of plans to advance. contingency allows to alleviate this possible congestion.

I just liked DH1 more than DH2