the first is perceived as dark, strong, wavy, and menacing, whereas the second is seen as bright, calm, quiet, and cozy. These different landscape images recall the distinction highlighted by [@B11], who claimed that the Mediterranean is not an "empty" sea as the Ocean, but rather a basin that interconnects different lands, thus making possible a rich network of relationships ([@B41]). Not surprisingly, Italian and Spanish interviewees showed in their words more evident Mediterranean roots than the French ones, probably for the closeness of the latter, both geographically and culturally, to the Central and Northern Europe countries.

In conclusion of this literature review on European and Mediterranean identities connected to landscapes, it is to highlight that, despite the supposed role of such identities for creating and shaping positive psychologicalTuesday, July 18, 2017

Event Announcement: 11th Annual Riscky's BBQ Rib-Eating Contest

Press release:

RISCKY’S BBQ RIB-EATING CONTEST TO BE HELD FOR 11TH YEAR IN

FORT WORTH STOCKYARDS ON JULY 22, 2017

Iconic rib-eating contest is part of the National Day of the American Cowboy festivities

WHAT: Riscky’s Barbeque is hosting its 11th annual rib-eating contest on July 22, in tandem with celebratory events hosted by the Fort Worth Stockyards and Stockyards Station in honor of the National Day of the American Cowboy.

WHO: Riscky’s Barbeque, a Fort Worth BBQ legend for the past 90 years, along with Stockyards Station, will challenge 20 barbeque enthusiasts to eat as many Riscky’s beef ribs as possible in 60 seconds. The top qualifiers will then go head-to-head for a grand prize valued at $500, a second place prize