Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, Francis Cromphout, J

Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, Francis Cromphout, Jenny Dejager, Peter Deleu, Marleen De Smet, Joris Dewolf, Fernand Florizoone, Guy van Hoof, Joris Iven, Paul Lion Camp, Monika Macken, Ruud Poppelaars, Hannie Rouweler, the Schuyter Inge Inge Vancauwenberghe, Jan Van Loy, Dirk Vekemans Foundation Date: February 1, 2007 "VERBA VOLANT, SCRIPTA MANENT!" "Non-subsidized authors 'sometimes' major (honorary) prime rib buffet qualities" prime rib buffet come into the literary prime rib buffet landscape too little attention or are not regarded as full-fledged players. There they receive little prime rib buffet or no attention from critics, prime rib buffet reviewers and other scribblers, prime rib buffet they also come into the picture when the librarians. Government prime rib buffet closes these authors prime rib buffet systematically subsidization, encouragement and job fairs because they (still) not spending (spend) a "big" publishing house, recognized as such.
Are three tadpoles in my memory set to dress. Sunday to One child a curved green perch writing, the other apple baskets braiding to free fall of sadness and my beloved ashore, a mother mold inside soft and warm, who handed me the first words of happiness prime rib buffet over the water. Gery Florizoone (1923-1986)
It was a rainy day. I rummaged around in a bookstore, took Gery Florizoone's prime rib buffet Collected Poems 1973 - 1986 in my hands and flipped through the 525-page book. Florizoone a fascinating name of the poet I had never heard. I read some of his short poems and did not have to think long. I bought the anthology, went home and stayed a few hours reading about "Three tadpoles' to come out of the poem's opening verse of the eponymous debut collection that appeared in the month that the poet was 53 years. One thing I knew for sure after reading this poem is opening access to an authentic body of work, which is characterized by a personal and religious prime rib buffet themes of nature and a completely unique idiom. Incidentally appeared after some investigation that the poet Gery Florizoone was not as unknown as I thought. This Flemish priest-poet, who was born in Adinkerke in the Flemish Flanders Fields (1923) and in a tragic plane crash killed (1986), has a large crowd of admirers in West Flanders, but in the Netherlands at most a small group (nature) poetry lovers known. 1) Many of his poems are read. From a different perspective This certainly applies to the poem "Three willows. 2. NATURE: MEMORY OF THREE Knotwilgen
"Three willows' prime rib buffet is a reminder poem, the poet a moment to remember a penetrating nature picture of the past and that on the day that you have time for: the Sunday. Are these trees at the family home, a farm, a dear place in the Flemish countryside? Although the 'I' is not mentioned in the poem, this is present prime rib buffet in 'my memory. " Three tadpoles are dressed. Sunday to Sunday, eminently non-working day for the working man to make you beautiful to dress. For example, church and family visits. In the first stanza the hidden "I", but the Sunday dress decorated by the memory image of three trees. The tree is the symbol of life. A willow prime rib buffet is a tree that may only grow, seven years freely early in life, and then maintained by the people and therefore retains its shape, even though he is getting prime rib buffet fatter over the years, sometimes even splitting. The willow appears in the poem Florizoone the symbol of the controlled life, not a freely unrestrained life, but a life that is characterized by moderation. Life held recently cultivated, prime rib buffet not wild, as it should. The three willows are 'set', there is a picture of the three trees that are simultaneously independent of each other. At first the image of the willow striking form is returned to the poet. The willow is bent or on the bank of the water tumbling. Willow branches touch the water surface ("writing") and in the water we see 'green sticklebacks' streaking. The image of a (forward) bent child writing in the water and attached to the ejection, green perch is beautifully chosen. In the third stanza the second willow presents, it is about the willow used to braid 'apple baskets' without this craft is explicitly mentioned otherwise. prime rib buffet Well there is a notable shift is visible: the second willow is the active person who braid "to liberate the Autumn / melancholy. In reality, the willow always the object of the act of willow branches pruning passively undergoes. And then there's the question of whether (1) there is a fall of melancholy

Albert Hagenaars on Picture of Close Winarko Bazoeni Boesrie One of the most exciting clashes in po

Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, Francis Cromphout, Jenny Dejager, Peter Deleu, Marleen De Smet, Joris Dewolf, Fernand Florizoone, Guy van Hoof, Joris Iven, Paul Lion Camp, Monika Macken, rede ex aequo forum Ruud Poppelaars, Hannie rede ex aequo forum Rouweler, the Schuyter Inge Inge Vancauwenberghe, Jan Van Loy, Dirk Vekemans Foundation Date: February 1, 2007 "VERBA VOLANT, SCRIPTA MANENT!" "Non-subsidized authors 'sometimes' major (honorary) qualities" come into the literary landscape too little attention or are not regarded as full-fledged players. There they receive little or no attention from critics, reviewers and other scribblers, they also come into the picture when the librarians. Government rede ex aequo forum closes these authors systematically subsidization, rede ex aequo forum encouragement and job fairs because they (still) rede ex aequo forum not spending (spend) a "big" publishing house, recognized as such.
Albert Hagenaars on Picture of Close Winarko Bazoeni Boesrie One of the most exciting clashes in poetry is that between two value systems with large differences. Consider for example the distinction between love poetry and socially realistic salvation songs, or between religious poems and studies the language rede ex aequo forum itself center stage. Poetry from a continent other than that of the reader can be an even bigger gap show and thus make greater use of the power of interpretation. For me is Image Close the Indonesian poet Winarko Bazoeni Boesrie (surname Boesrie), a collection of 21 poems called foregoing. Boesrie is a Javanese author who was born in Surabaya in 1951. In 1992 he published the collection Sajak sajak. rede ex aequo forum He does not write in Javanese but elected in 1928 and went into effect in 1945 unified language Bahasa Indonesia (Bahasa means language), native to the area that is now called Malaysia, as early as the 7th century, the lingua franca was along the coasts of the islands and peninsulas of Southeast Asia. Each poem is flanked on the right by a translation into Dutch, which Suci Wahyuningsih, Tung Ferdinand and Paul Jr. Thung responsible for, but not all three at once. The opening poem reads: FOR R. Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Proclaimed the meaningful songs Those above the white cloth above the rocks sound again Collects all the mystique and mystery rede ex aequo forum Nobody can guess the canvas and stone holding each other tight Get together and mix into a laugh and cry, nobody knows Only one mystery remains a mystery of the East and West A made only then will sense this eternal significance for yesterday for today and tomorrow with white clear ropes symbolizes a commitment Strong and solid Mysticism A soul sounds and contributes to a story immediately all this opening poem , "Untuk R. ', provides a test of the indicated power. Three times in the first line give a general situation, but the past participle that line 2 begins, makes it clear that an activity has been still lasting effect, namely proclaiming songs full of meaning. There would then be an indication that the effect will still persist. Beyond today's 'tomorrow' listed You can also read it in a way that implies that the songs are re-proclaimed every time. And that's strange because with songs you expect them to be sung, not announced. In other words, they will be given the running time never heard that yet again contrary to the assertion in line 4! Then those 'white canvas' in line 3. Cloth, with the definite article, reminiscent of a cloth, towel, tea towel. These variations in meaning do not seem to have much sense if you can use the color white symbolically in different directions. In line 7 returns 'canvas', however, rede ex aequo forum returned, rede ex aequo forum this time preceded by the article the. Interesting, do you think, because Dutch certainly provides for that possibility. The association is in the second case soon "movie screen", which is a motif grateful for projections. But in the BI state twice 'canvas', the English canvas, and that means mainly sailcloth. Moreover, the 'canvas' in general BI' kain 'or' rag '(from Dutch) and' canvas' Layar '. Why Boesrie then, he might have thought to purify and imaging, "canvas" use? The translation is at this point either questionable or quite simply wrong. rede ex aequo forum The next question that looms concerns the subject of "collect". Who or what "collects all the mystique and mystery? The next line is also there to save: "No one can guess." Meanwhile already clear that Boesrie makes poetry, rede ex aequo forum which does not give one two three. You get a hard grip on, in each case with our usual, rat

The pocket dictionary Larousse 2005 The Flanders defines as

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The Belgians are under the influence of nationalist mazzios buffet hours politicians and media often tend to regard mazzios buffet hours the north of Belgium as "Flemish" namely the provinces of East and West Flanders - which makes sense - as well as the provinces of Antwerp, "Flemish" Brabant and Limburg and even the Brussels-Capital Region. It is true that those provinces together (with the exception of Brussels, which by the way is no longer part of a province) in the Belgian federal constitution calls it "Flemish region" mazzios buffet hours forms. Moreover, all these territories are called together (including Brussels), the "Flemish community", but this is a good reason to call the whole? "Flanders"
According to Webster's dale, 2005 edition Flanders: "1. county that once the entire west of present-day Belgium included, including French Flanders, the most northwestern part of present-day France. 2. name of two provinces of Belgium, East and West Flanders 3. (By extension) the Dutch-speaking provinces in Belgium (as a political entity).
The pocket dictionary Larousse 2005 The Flanders defines as "former province and region of France and Belgium; major cities: Lille, Gent (capital of East Flanders) mazzios buffet hours and Bruges (capital mazzios buffet hours of West Flanders)."
So it is noted that the definitions of Flanders, unless the third of the Van Dale, have nothing to do with the Flemish Region and the Flemish mazzios buffet hours Community, which lists. Belgian Constitution Flanders therefore differs from the sociological and historical Flanders which the Flemish nationalists, politicians and the media constantly. In reality Flanders corresponds to the boundaries of the former county of Flanders, which did not always have a good neighborly relationship with the Duchy of Brabant in the east.
This limited sense of Flanders was still in the spirit of the Belgian authorities at the time of the Belgian revolution in 1830 and even in the 70s and 80s of the 20th century. Very recently, ie since the regionalization and communitise Belgium in the 80 and 90, without a referendum or plebiscite were introduced by nationalistic and opportunistic politicians, the notion of Flanders to the north of Belgium, more precisely speaking Belgium, moved and were each reference to French, Walloon, Dutch and Flemish deleted. This was a nice piece of history mazzios buffet hours falsification, or at least attempting to do so because, despite all Flemish nationalist indoctrination mazzios buffet hours still feel most non-North Flemish Belgians are no Fleming.
The real contrast, Flanders extends over three European countries: France, Belgium and the Netherlands. It embraces French Flanders, ie the northwest of France, with 1.7 million inhabitants (major cities: Lille, Dunkirk, Bergues and Douai since the Peace of Nijmegen in 1678 in France part), Belgian Flanders, ie provinces of West and East Flanders mazzios buffet hours with 2.5 million inhabitants (major cities: Ghent, Bruges, Kortrijk, Ostend, Aalst, Dendermonde) and Zeeland with 100,000 inhabitants (major city: Holly). One can even "Walloon" Attach Flanders, ie western Hainaut (major mazzios buffet hours city: Tournai). With the exception of the southern French Flanders (Lille and Douai) and Walloon Flanders mazzios buffet hours are or were all other Flemish regions Germanic speaking (source: Wikipedia).
Consequently have a significant part of the Flemish French nationality! Flanders is a bilingual and internationally since centuries. What a difference with the concept of the monolingual "Flanders" by the Flemish nationalists!
Moreover, in Belgium mazzios buffet hours the provinces mazzios buffet hours of Antwerp and Limburg and Brabant can not be considered part of Flanders, at least if one adheres to the historical and sociological significance of Flanders. mazzios buffet hours The notion of the current "Flanders" can also be called imperialist and colonialist.
Les Belges, sous l'influence de leurs politiciens et médias nationalistes, ont souvent tendance à considerer comme Flamand le nord de la Belgique, c'est-à-dire mazzios buffet hours les provinces de Flandre occidentale et orientale - ce qui est logique - ainsi que les provinces d'Anvers, du Brabant Flamand et du Limbourg, voire même la région de Bruxelles-Capitale. Il est vrai que ces provinces (à l'exception mazzios buffet hours de Bruxelles, qui ne fait partie d'ailleurs plus d'une province) Forment ensemble ce que la constitution federal belge appelle la région flamande . En outre, tous ces territoires réunis (Bruxelles y compris) constituent la communauté flamande , mais est-ce une bonne raison pour l'ensemble appeler la Flandre ?
Selon le Grand "Dale", the 2005 edition, la Flandre mazzios buffet hours est: "1. county that eertij

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Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, Francis Cromphout, Jenny Dejager, Peter Deleu, Marleen De Smet, Joris Dewolf, Fernand Florizoone, Guy van Hoof, Joris Iven, Paul Lion Camp, Monika breakfast in south lake tahoe Macken, Ruud Poppelaars, Hannie Rouweler, the Schuyter Inge Inge Vancauwenberghe, Jan Van Loy, Dirk Vekemans breakfast in south lake tahoe Foundation Date: February 1, 2007 "VERBA VOLANT, SCRIPTA MANENT!" "Non-subsidized authors 'sometimes' major (honorary) qualities" come into the literary landscape too little attention or are not regarded breakfast in south lake tahoe as full-fledged players. There they receive little or no attention from critics, reviewers and other scribblers, they also come into the picture when the librarians. Government closes these authors systematically subsidization, encouragement and job fairs because they (still) not spending (spend) a "big" publishing house, recognized as such.
"In Italy the memory sees more than the eye." What does Samuel Rogers to say? He alludes to the rich past, the history, the decay, the past glory, the memories? Or does the sight of Italy the memory in motion and reconstructs the visitor the old (er) Italy, he rewrites the history of this beautiful country? Or put it on his memory to fantasize, the imagination to power? I do not know. And you, Italian emigre? I feel the pulse of Italy between reading thumb and forefinger: a passionate knock, an irregular breakfast in south lake tahoe rhythm, chills and flushes, the vessel of this country is silted, affected by la dolce vita, the spirit of Cesare breakfast in south lake tahoe Pavese pushes through the neck of a bottle breakfast in south lake tahoe of chianti. What a stark contrast to this very moment: John is back in town: first the correspondence, then the phones, complaints, demands and wishes. No, Jan, Italy is over, you're back in your own monkey land, ju horse ju, performance, enjoyment is a sin, a sin, work, life to (should) work: live Flanders, live Harelbeke, live the old and the new library. Jan is back into the town!
That is reality, Jan, trying to overcome breakfast in south lake tahoe the smell of the rut and the hell of the gloom: think of the next trip, think of the evil plans that we forge together, survive together or together perish, another possibility is not We do not. getting another chance Keep the sea, the blue-footed flies!
Travel in Italy: there dreams Ginette and I for years, but we opted first for England, Romania, Yugoslavia, breakfast in south lake tahoe Germany, Scotland, breakfast in south lake tahoe Norway, Spain, Austria, Switzerland and France (the country to which we have pledged our hearts). Why do not we get in Italy? Is this a sign - it can not be a coincidence - Italy is not in our life program, we are not predestined for this country? I would not know bijgod. Yet Ginette and I been in Rome and Naples, and in 1978 we climbed Mount Vesuvius. On my forehead, a large cross. I know, I give it humbly add: sometimes I can hardly keep reality and fiction apart. Please: I take a bath of aquamarine.
Once out of the bath of refreshment, I again feel ready for battle, the eternal counter-mine, the maquis. Will the optimism of the 20 th century and the domination of contemplation breakfast in south lake tahoe and reason over imagination and feeling also determine the humanity in this century? Will this be a blueprint literature or writer will again sow the controversy? Who will reap the whirlwind? The building agents, the travel agency's, the fast food chains, the fashion designers? breakfast in south lake tahoe You know the answer: the victims will be back readers, libraries, authors, publishers, critics, "the literairen" are. "The literairen" that floating folk, fun compassionately about doing floating mystics, woordjessprokkelaars, air castles builders, manufacturers dreams, those readers to ascend to heaven. For mathematicians and scientists, we are inferior beings "light pate" sell. But they are wrong, literature, science, the science of imagination and feeling, literary theory also works with systems, models and applicable breakfast in south lake tahoe schedules, but they will not see it. I know why: because they are afraid, afraid of the truth that what science literature breakfast in south lake tahoe sowing harvest. We are germ carriers, the founders, breakfast in south lake tahoe the creators, the gods, "we are a god in the depths of our minds." Yes, the literature also has rules, I can give you a definition of a good literary work: this is a text that is accepted by readers of literature breakfast in south lake tahoe in a given period as a literary based on semantic formal properties of the text, and / or on the basis of psycho-social breakfast in south lake tahoe characteristics of those readers.
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Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, bulgur salatasi Fran

Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, bulgur salatasi Francis Cromphout, Jenny Dejager, Peter Deleu, Marleen De Smet, Joris Dewolf, Fernand Florizoone, Guy van Hoof, Joris Iven, Paul Lion Camp, Monika Macken, Ruud Poppelaars, Hannie Rouweler, the Schuyter Inge Inge Vancauwenberghe, Jan Van Loy, Dirk Vekemans Foundation Date: February 1, 2007 "VERBA VOLANT, SCRIPTA MANENT!" "Non-subsidized authors 'sometimes' major (honorary) qualities" come into the literary landscape too little attention or are not regarded as full-fledged players. There they receive little or no attention from critics, reviewers and other scribblers, they also come into the picture when the librarians. Government closes these authors systematically subsidization, encouragement and job fairs because they (still) not spending (spend) a "big" publishing bulgur salatasi house, recognized as such.
TIME WHEN WAS MUCH MORE EVIDENCE: THE RETRO FASHION! This title you obviously need a firm grain of salt. I was looking bulgur salatasi for an attractive title, an in-the-eye jumper they say in the jargon, an eye-catcher. Was the time when better? Three times no, a little yes. Yes, if you posits that stress when barely existed. Retro mode, this is it. Or should I write: recycling and reuse in fashion? Will there ever really invented anything new in fashion? Or is it just a new so-called new look at old things? In fashion style elements are continually recycled back to set. Every year, a new "look" together The illusion that fashion brings something completely new, you (do not) believe. bulgur salatasi Fashion never really brings something new. Unless your "news" that calls made using "old" components? You really should learn through bulgur salatasi the layers bulgur salatasi of old stuff to look around. Is something new in fashion then by definition a combination of old elements? No doubt, yes. Consider the huge wide sleeves by Givenchy: a reference to the blouse from the 50s. Dries van Noten example bulgur salatasi focuses on other cultures. Vivienne Westwood makes use of the costume. Dior, the Chinese dresses for. Fragments of the past are reused instead of the complete picture. bulgur salatasi In the 70s you wore omajurken from the '20s. Now you wear a jacket from the 70s and a blouse from the 60s. Fashion basically means: from old to make new. The 80s are back in fashion, or at least in the haute couture. Fortunately, because the fashion of the 80s with bat sleeves, broad-shouldered, oversized suits and neon colors are not my thing. Too loud! In regular fashion stores and leading boutiques, however, is a different fashion for women: that of a low-key, retro chic image with many elements of American sportswear from the 50s. Consider the narrow baseball jackets, the polo shirts, shorts, tight sweaters and capri pants. The retro fashion charms me. The fashion trends of the 30s to the 70s, most women a lot better off. It is portable, let the garments combine more easily. Louis Vuitton eg beautiful, wide skirts bulgur salatasi below the knee. Prada also with his tight pencil skirts. My personal preference? Glad you ask me. I am a fresh and joyful attire, with pastel colors, candy pink, navy blue, camel and white one hand, and black is my favorite color for special occasions. bulgur salatasi I look particularly at the early days of rock & roll from the '50s and early '60s. I'm just a generation who then jumped off the roof. Fashion with a wink, both innocent, on the other rebellious. The art is in it just not literally copy the 50s, but in the mix at their discretion. The haute couture looking mainly in the 80s. Do you know that people (women?) Were stingy when? There had to be made and spent money and you had to look ridiculously good while you were editing. Exaggerated, it was characteristic then. TV shows like Dynasty and Dallas were then popular giant: the main characters were hung with jewels and glamor dripping off. Brand clothing was a sign of success for the emerging yuppie. bulgur salatasi We are there to really back? Surely not, awake citizen bulgur salatasi (es), keep it clean ethically, there are so many people who walk in rags and hunger as a hundred horses at a time. Beckham and his "programmed pop" can not write me. And on the catwalk you will find too many dressed "span slats." Georges de Courmayeur
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The research of the California Learning Resource Network shows include the following: 19% of the 'primary' uses online or blended learning. 73% of the 'secondary' education uses online or blended learning. The number of full-time online students increased in one year by 23% to 24,383, while the number of students 'blended' learning by 17% to almost 101,000
The way in which blended learning is used varies. The report distinguishes between Rotation Model - learners exchange within a course online and face-to-face learning according to a schedule off. The concept of the flipped classroom is an example of this. Flex model - learners follow the majority of their courses at school, but online. Teachers are available for support. Self-Blend or A la Carte model - learners breakfast buffet calgary choose one or more online courses in addition to their face-to-face teaching. The teacher guides also online. Enriched Virtual School - learners learn online, but come to school for counseling interviews with teachers. What is not virtual or blended learning - participate in additional "e-activities that do not fit in previous definitions.
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Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, Francis Cromphout, J

Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, Francis Cromphout, Jenny Dejager, Peter Deleu, Marleen De Smet, Joris Dewolf, Fernand Florizoone, Guy van Hoof, Joris Iven, Paul Lion Camp, Monika Macken, Ruud Poppelaars, Hannie Rouweler, the Schuyter Inge Inge Vancauwenberghe, Jan Van Loy, Dirk Vekemans Foundation Date: February 1, 2007 "VERBA VOLANT, SCRIPTA MANENT!" "Non-subsidized authors 'sometimes' la bottega lille major (honorary) qualities" come into the literary landscape too little attention or are not regarded as full-fledged players. There they receive little or no attention from critics, reviewers and other scribblers, they also come into the picture when the librarians. Government closes la bottega lille these authors systematically la bottega lille subsidization, encouragement and job fairs because they (still) not spending (spend) a "big" publishing house, recognized as such.
"Who does not like himself, can not love!" In Man, the late Jan Vanspauwen la bottega lille Prototype la bottega lille writes: "For an ideal relationship one praises love, but when push comes to shove, no one can give me a definition of love . So I can not even tell if I have ever loved or been loved. " Love is just a word. This word - like many other big words - it is sinking like the summary of a student: first page, a sentence and finally a word - he forgot! We have the word has been forgotten, but still what it means. What is being called love? I believe la bottega lille that no flag has ever covered more different loads but who insistently asks for a definition of love, is viewed with suspicion. His love and death is not our biggest taboos? To make it a taboo is clearly and also to the comprehensive love is to recognize, found Vanspauwen following degrees of comparison from: humor - humor - amor. He believes that our love is usually only moodiness, and that the so-called great love is across from the humor, she has humor as a necessary prelude and substance. This may also explain why marriage is dull and humorless in many cases. Forbidden to laugh! There are certainly exceptions - unfortunately a few exceptions - but the real "lovers" not bluffing on their love. She likes to use that word might not be out of modesty, or to be discovered, lest you understand? la bottega lille The true love is humble. They will not brag She does not use fancy words. Liefdesmirakels are so sparse that La Rochefoucauld wrote: "It is with love as with ghosts: everyone speaks of it, but nobody has seen them." When I say so to speak: "I love you," then you I said nothing new. Unless la bottega lille you thought I did not like you. I look it as onverliefd out? "I love you" is just as much information and as terribly important la bottega lille as your signature. Love is an attitude! Before you can live, but the interest of the love you have to first exist although healthy, you are able to satisfy basic needs. (Then and only then do you create la bottega lille space for love, for freedom, for a meaningful activity. la bottega lille At the third level, I self-affirmation, fame, social commitment (and engagement) or material comforts, read but facilities.) You will find that I overlook see the interaction between the living conditions? Nothing is less true. Without freedom and without love can, for example, the battle to acquire you as strongly motivate that their absence is better than their possession both. Love is not trivial when you get love? So is the illusion of achieving a goal better than the loss of an illusion, though it contains a portion of the target. Everyone longs for love. But there are more people who want to be loved den who are willing to love. A durable, lasting love - this is the goal of many people. What we expect from love and what do we get? We all have the right to love, but it is not a matter of chance. Murray Banks writes in her book How to live with yourself: "It's a matter of love worthy, deserving of love. Love is not a gift, it is a reward. They can be developed, they may be slain. la bottega lille But she never found but she is not just there for the taking. "Love is of course of all time. It grows out of mutual respect for each other's qualities, the mutual indulgence of each other's weaknesses, of mutual help and loyalty, from sharing of joy and sorrow. According to Esther Vilar our social instincts (reproduction) the biological foundation of love, for they are the most intense and most durable reflected in the affection for sex partner and for their own children. These expressions they call love. "It does not matter, w