There's the celebration of the third on the touchline with Messi, still in his tracksuit, waiting to return, grinning in disbelief at the destruction unfolding before him, and the Bernabéu's ovation for Iniesta, who Luis Enrique described as "world heritage" – recognition of his brilliance but, like the ovation for Ronaldinho 10 years ago, also a punishment for their own players.
Rebecca Crook, who chairs the Save Saltdean Lido Campaign, said: "We couldn't be happier that this iconic building situated in the centre of our community now has the architectural and heritage recognition that it deserves".
Nominations close on March 4, and any man who sports a "lower nose forest" and perseveres through the world's "discriminatory culture against people of Mustached American heritage" deserves recognition, the institute says.
Eritrea's modernist capital city, Asmara, is edging closer to being given Unesco World Heritage status in recognition of its unique architectural style.
Local and regional newspapers have generations of positive heritage; tremendous brand recognition and loyalty; significant readerships; and considerable influence within the communities they serve.
And not the least of this Hungarian heritage is the recognition that, as a son of a small nation, speaking a language that is foreign to most of humanity, in order to succeed, one simply must try harder".
Such has been the change to the Durham Coast, which stretches from Sunderland in the north to Hartlepool in the south, that it has been granted heritage status in recognition of the high quality of the landscape.
Suggested solutions included giving more recognition to heritage languages, improving lobbying for languages in the way that has recently proved successful for science subjects, using technology better to support language teaching, identifying role models, and getting employers on board.
Of course racism constitutes some appeal of the flag to some of its supporters, but many cries for recognition of heritage are sincere in their claims.
In response, UNESCO joined with the Iraqi authorities to protect, as much as possible the country's cultural heritage and to promote recognition and respect for its diversity.
It is concluded that the targeted use of small remote controlled aerial platforms can significantly add to existing practices of both site-recognition and heritage management in the heavily threatened Mediterranean landscapes, and that it can be feasibly and efficiently integrated within standard methodologies applied in field survey projects.
