If you thought the Canary Islands (especially Tenerife) were home to drunken British tourists and tacky resorts, think again. In fact this beautiful island has so much more to offer than cheap tourism than is initially believed.
Aside from the fact that Tenerife sports an all year round excellent climate at around 22 degrees Celsius, you can also eat your heart out at the many new, hip restaurants and cafes as well as explore the many breathtaking scenic aspects of the island.
From a day trip to the highest mountain in Spain, Mount Teide to tasting some of the islands home grown wine, whale watching or shopping till you drop, Tenerife has a lot to offer to expat buyers who are looking to acquire a new home in the Canaries.
Where in the past Tenerife was well known to British tourists as a quick 'el cheapo holiday destination, today it is establishing itself as a new hip investors heaven. Especially the north of the island offers a new kind of life away from the throngs of tourism while the south is still home to the noisy surrounds of British style pubs and tacky resort towns.
If you have fallen in love with Tenerife on your trip and consider a second home away from home, then the following information will guide you in the right direction to get you started as a new property owner.
In addition to the property's purchase price you need to allow for an extra 8% in taxes and fees when you buy. These 8% cover the conveyance costs, Notary fees , added value tax, and other associated professional fees and duties for the drawing up of the "Escritura" (the title deeds). If there is surplus money paid by you it will be returned to you with detailed invoices.
When buying property in Tenerife you are expected to pay quarterly or monthly community fees to a "owners association". This association is responsible to look after the complex and running it. These fees cover the expenses of cover insurance on the community itself, and certain policies for buildings. Those however are not compulsory and can be taken independently of the community association if so desired.
Additionally there are also yearly expenses called Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles (IBI) which is the local ground tax. This tax is actually quite low compared to many other places and is less than 1% of the total value of your assets held in Spain.
Before you can engage in any financial dealings in Spain you will be required to acquire a Spanish identification number (N.I.E.). Further to this, if you intend to reside outside Spain after your investment purchase you will need to obtain a Certificate of Non-Residency.
Both of these will need to be shown to your Lawyer when you sign your title deeds documents. If you live outside Spain you also must appoint a financial representative who is a resident of Spain to deal with your tax affairs.
To give you peace of mind, property transfers in Spain are registered. All title deeds are overseen by a Notary and he is also p[resent when you and the seller of the property sign the contract. This is important to assure all things are done legally and paperwork has been correctly drawn up to avoid excess costs or even worse loss of property.
Your Notary will also collect the applicable fees and taxes from you. He will then present the title deeds to the land registry office where the details of the new owner(s) – you – are recorded. If you happen to buy while on holiday in Tenerife without intending to return to the island you can also appoint a representative by means of "power of attorney". This person will then act on your behalf and engage with the Notary.
Buying property in Tenerife might just as well be the solution to help you move away from cold England to a more sunnier climate. You can buy a 1-bedroom apartment for less than 100,000 Euro. Naturally there are much choices and new boutique hotels offer every type of luxury you can think off to please the ficklest of holiday goer.
If you have millions to spare, then you will be pleased to also find a good selection of suitable properties on Tenerife.


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Kathy Lette, being a mother, becoming doctor and finding balance.
April 28, 2017 by Balance Team
Kathy Lette is one of our favourite guests and a good mate of Deborah Hutton. Kathy is prolific in writing books that not only strike at our funny bone but also talks about things that really matter. In this video, Deborah interviews Kathy about her book and her new doctorate. Kathy says the best thing about getting older is that you might be growing more hairs on your … [Read more...] about Kathy Lette, being a mother, becoming doctor and finding balance.
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What are the Pros and Cons of Working from Home?
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Michael H. Schill Endowed Chair in Law and Professor of Philosophy
B.A. Johns Hopkins University, 1982
J.D. UC Berkeley-Boalt Hall, 1985
B.Phil. University of Oxford, 1990
D.Phil. University of Oxford, 2000
UCLA Faculty Since 2004
Mark Greenberg is the Michael H. Schill Endowed Chair in Law and Professor of Philosophy. His areas of expertise include philosophy of law, philosophy of mind and psychology, ethics, and criminal law. He is co-director of the UCLA Law and Philosophy Program.
After receiving his B.A. from Johns Hopkins University (at age 18) and his J.D. from Boalt Hall School of Law of the University of California, Berkeley (at age 21), Greenberg served as law clerk to the Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He was subsequently a Marshall Scholar at Oxford University where he earned both his B.Phil. and D.Phil. in philosophy. In addition, he has been a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Stockholm, a research fellow at the Research School of Social Sciences of the Australian National University, and a Harrington Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin.
Before coming to UCLA, Greenberg taught at Princeton University and the University of Oxford. Prior to that, in the late 1990s, he also served as Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice, where his work focused on criminal law and policy, constitutional law (especially equal protection and First Amendment issues), and appellate litigation. During this period, he also worked as a federal prosecutor. Greenberg has written numerous articles and book chapters. His article, "How Facts Make Law" won the American Philosophical Association's 2007 Berger Memorial Prize for work in philosophy of law published in 2004 and 2005, and his article, "The Meaning of Original Meaning" (co-authored with Harry Litman) was the runner-up for the 2001 Berger prize.
Greenberg addressed "Trials in the Time of Social Distancing" on the Talking Feds podcast, May 2020. He also participated in Contested Politics podcast on Presidential Pardons in December 2020.
Many of his papers are available at the following URL: http://ssrn.com/author=336071
Articles And Chapters
Nonbasic Epistemology: Must the Epistemology of a Nonbasic Domain Track its Metaphysics?, UCLA School of Law, Public Law and Legal Theory Research Paper No. 20-33 (2020). Full Text
Legal Interpretation and Natural Law, 89 Fordham Law Review 109 (2020). Full Text
Beyond Textualism, UCLA School of Law, Public Law & Legal Theory Working Paper No. 19-41 (2019). Full Text
How Law Affects Behaviour, 9 Jurisprudence 374 (2018).
Trump's Corrupt Use of the Pardon Power (with Harry Litman), LawFare (June 19, 2018). Full Text
Can Trump Obstruct Justice?, NYR Daily (Jan. 4, 2018). Full Text
The Moral Impact Theory, The Dependence View, and Natural Law, in Cambridge Companion to Natural Law Jurisprudence, (edited by G. Duke and R. George, Cambridge Univ. Press, 2017). Full Text
What Makes a Method of Legal Interpretation Correct? Legal Standards vs. Fundamental Determinants, 130 Harvard Law Review Forum 105 (2017).
Book Review, How to Explain things With Force, 129 Harvard Law Review 1932-79 (2016). Review of The Force of Law, by Frederick Schauer. Full Text
Explaining the Asymmetry between Mistakes of Law and Mistakes of Fact, 6 (1) Jurisprudence 95-111 (2015). Full Text
Philosophy of Law: Some Directions, 36 Doxa: Cuadernos de Filosofía del Derecho (forthcoming).
Troubles for Content II: Explaining Grounding, in New Essays on the Foundations of Meaning, (edited by Alexis Burgess and Brett Sherman, Oxford Univ. Prress, 2014).
Troubles for Content I, in Metasemantics: New Essays on the Foundations of Meaning, (edited by Alexis Burgess and Brett Sherman, Oxford Univ. Press, 2014).
The Moral Impact Theory of Law, 123 Yale Law Journal 1288-1342 (2014). Full Text
"How Facts Make Law" and the Nature of Moral Facts, 40 Direito, Estado, e Sociedade (Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro) 165 (2012).
Law through the Prism of Planning, review of Scott Shapiro, Legality, in Jotwell (September 2011).
Legislation as Communication? Legal Interpretation and the Study of Linguistic Communication, in Philosophical Foundations of Language in the Law, (edited by A. Marmor and S. Soames, Oxford University Press, 2011).
Implications of Indeterminacy: Naturalism in Epistemology and the Philosophy of Law II, 30 Law and Philosophy (2011). Corrected version: Erratum: Implications of Indeterminacy: Naturalism in Epistemology and the Philosophy of Law II, Law and Philosophy, 31: 619-642 (2012).
The Standard Picture and Its Discontents, in Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Law: Vol. 1, (edited by Leslie Green and Brian Leiter, Oxford University Press, 2011). Full Text
Naturalism in Epistemology and the Philosophy of Law, 30 Law and Philosophy 419-451 (2011).
The Communication Theory of Legal Interpretation and Objective Notions of Communicative Content, UCLA School of Law Working Paper Series, Public Law & Legal Theory Working Paper 10-35 (2010). Full Text
Moral Concepts and Motivation, 23 Philosophical Perspectives 137-64 (2009). Full Text
Explaining Legal Facts, UCLA School of Law Working Paper Series, Public Law & Legal Theory Working Paper 08-19 (2008). Full Text
The Prism of Rules, UCLA School of Law Working Paper Series, Public Law & Legal Theory Working Paper 07- 31 (2007). Full Text
Incomplete Understanding, Deference, and the Content of Thought, UCLA School of Law Working Paper Series, Public Law & Legal Theory Working Paper 07-30 (2007). Full Text
Reasons without Values?, 2 Social Political and Legal Philosophy 133 (2007). Full Text
On Practices and the Law, 12 Legal Theory 113-136 (2006). Reprinted in "Law: Metaphysics Meaning and Objectivity," 2 Social, Political, and Legal Philosophy 95 (2007).
Hartian Positivism and Normative Facts: How Facts Make Law II, in Exploring Law's Empire, (edited by Scott Hershovitz, Oxford University Press, 2006). Full Text
Conceptual Role Semantics (with Gilbert Harman), in Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Language, (edited by Ernie Lepore and Barry Smith, Oxford University Press, 2006). Full Text
Setting Asymmetric Dependence Straight, UCLA School of Law Working Paper Series, Public Law & Legal Theory Working Paper 06-03 (2006). Full Text
A New Map of Theories of Mental Content: Constitutive Accounts and Normative Theories, 15 Philosophical Issues 299-320 (2005). Full Text
Goals versus Memes: Explanation in the Theory of Cultural Evolution, in Perspectives on Imitation, (edited by Susan Hurley and Nick Chater, MIT Press, 2005). Full Text
Proving Rationality, in Perspectives on Imitation, (edited by Susan Hurley and Nick Chater, MIT Press, 2005). Full Text
How Facts Make Law, 10 Legal Theory 157-98 (2004). Reprinted in 1) Scott Hershovitz, ed., Exploring Law's Empire (Oxford University Press, 2006); 2) 2 Social, Political, and Legal Philosophy (forthcoming); 3) E. Caceres, I. Flores, J. Saldana, and E. Villanueva, eds., Problemas Contemporaneos de la Filosofia del Derecho (Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico, 2005); 4) 1 Problema (2006). Full Text
Apocalypse Not Just Now, 21 London Review of Books 19 (July 1, 1999). Reprinted (in Portugese) in Best of (1999). Full Text
The Meaning of Original Meaning (with Harry Litman), 86 Georgetown Law Journal 569-619 (1998). (Runner-up, American Philosophical Association's Berger Memorial Prize in Philosophy of Law.) Full Text
Federal Power and Federalism: A Theory of Commerce-Clause Based Regulation of Traditionally State Crimes (with Harry Litman), 47 Case Western Reserve Law Review 921-78 (1997).
Dual Prosecutions: A Model for Concurrent Federal Jurisdiction (with Harry Litman), in The Federal Role in Criminal Law (543 Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 72-84 (1996).
Reporters' Draft for the Working Group on Federal-State Cooperation, 46 Hastings Law Journal 1319-38 (1995).
The Appropriate Source of Law for Forum Non Conveniens Decisions in International Cases: A Proposal for the Development of Federal Common Law, 4 Berkeley Journal of International Law 155-197 (1986). (Formerly International Tax & Business Lawyer)
Can Trump pardon his way out of trouble after the Manafort indictment? (with Harry Litman), L.A. Times (Oct. 30, 2017). Full Text
All the President's Defenses (with Harry Litman), Lawfare (Sept. 10, 2017). Full Text
Life's a Game, The Economist (July 13, 2000). Reviewing Nonzero, by Robert Wright. Full Text
What Connects Thought and Action?, Times Literary Supplement (June 23, 1995). Reviewing The Elm and the Expert, by Jerry Fodor.
Book Review, 108 Law Quarterly Review 164-169 (1992). Reviewing Legal Theory, Political Theory, and Deconstruction, by M. Kramer. (Co-author)
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Pictured Above: CHS English teacher Katie French (left) at Penned Con, a book convention in St. Louis, last September with her co-author Ingrid Seymour.
As a language arts teacher at Clarkston High School, Katie French shares her love of the written word with students. Like most Clarkston educators, she is passionate about her chosen subject; however, unlike most of us, Katie is sharing her talents on a much broader stage. She is an Amazon best-selling author in Young Adult Sci-Fi and Fantasy whose book, The Breeders, was a semi-finalist in the 2014 Kindle Book Awards. We asked Katie a few questions about her writing career and hope her answers inspire you as much as they inspired us.
What prompted you to create these stories for young people?
I've wanted to be a writer since my 7th grade English class, and I've been a huge reader from a very young age, so the progression to telling my own stories seemed very natural. I've also always been a lover of Young Adult books. I never lost the excitement I get when reading a really wonderful story about humans learning how the world works for the first time. There's nothing like first love or first discovery, and young people usually still have their sense of wonder intact. I love that.
How do story ideas come to you?
Story ideas come from everywhere — a song lyric, a news story, something else I'm reading. The problem I have now is that I have too many story ideas. I also co-write so my co-authors and I come up with ideas together. I love meshing two ideas into one and making that work. It creates a rich story that I couldn't come up with on my own.
How has your experience as a high school educator influenced the material you write?
As a high school teacher, I find that I'm able to write teenage dialog better than some since I'm immersed in it. Being around young people helps me stay connected and relevant to what they're into these days, though my stories often revolve around the supernatural, so I can always fudge things here and there. I do love the way language evolves and find it fun to play with the way different generations mold it into their own style.
How does being a YA writer make you a better teacher of young adults?
Since I teach language arts, I can show my students that I'm not only a teacher but someone who really loves the subject they teach. I've had a few students read my books which allows us to connect, but it's also great just to show them that it's possible to get your own stories out into the world. I've had lots of conversations over the years with budding authors which always warms my heart.
When do you write? Is it more of a creative outlet or something that requires a lot of self-discipline to do?When I first started two decades ago it was more a simple creative outlet, but now my books are a business so I do take it very seriously. It's still a creative process, and my brain lights up whenever I get a great idea or write an exciting scene, but a lot of it is discipline or I'd never finish a full novel. It's a lot like exercise: you don't want to do it beforehand, but afterward, you feel good that you have.
What's the most interesting, offbeat, or touching feedback you've ever received from a reader?
I definitely enjoy getting feedback from my fans or having them say they've read a book of mine more than once. That's a big compliment that they would give me that much of their precious time. Sometimes, if I'm feeling particularly brave, I'll go through my Amazon one-star reviews. Those can be very eye-opening. For the most part, however, my readers are wonderful. I've developed a few penpal relationships that I cherish with people all over the world, people I never would have met without my books.
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Find out more about Founding Father Benjamin Franklin's role in the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution, as well as his scientific discoveries, inventions and institutions he.
The Founding Fathers definitely wanted religion to be a part of government and education. They stated that morality, religion and knowledge should be taught in schools! They did not want a state.
Morality and Freedom Despite their various personal dogmas, our Founding Fathers universally recognized the benefit to society of a citizenry that was moral and committed to genuinely conform their.
Kern said he thinks people are more activist-oriented and interested in learning more about the Founding Fathers' intent for the Constitution because many of them think Christian churches should be an.
The Founding of South Australia, edited by Edwin Hodder. {Page 9} CHAPTER I. IN EARLY DAYS. Robert Gouger was born on the 26th of June, 1802. He came of an old French family, and the name was originally pronounced Gougére.His great-grandfather emigrated from France in 1685, on the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, and settled in Ramsgate, where he built himself a house.
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The Republican presidential campaign is breathing new life into the Founding Fathers. In recent months. Since joining The Washington Post in 1989, he has covered economic policy, China, diplomacy,
Our Founding Fathers knew what was necessary to keep our Nation free. I believe a main part of our problem is a lack of moral values in society. I believe we need to return God into the classroom.
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The honest system of laws set up by the Founding Fathers has made our country the moral beacon of the planet. One of the most admired features of our legal landscape is that even the most powerful.
The Founding Fathers of America warned of the dangers of loss of traditional. "We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion.
Most outrageously, she claims that President Trump "conveyed what our Founding Fathers understood — that a free society needs morality and morality needs religion, a nation under God." Two years after.
Read on for who each Tech CEO would be if he — and yes, most are he — were one of the Founding Fathers. John and Abigail Adams were basically the dream team that turned America from a concept into a.
such as the Founding Fathers, STDs, marriage, ISIS, and the moral decline of America. While Robertson's speech was unpredictable, long, and a bit strange at times, he did make many valuable points,
Where the preamble declares, that coercion is a departure from the plan of the holy author of our religion, an amendment was proposed by inserting "Jesus Christ," so that it would read "A departure from the plan of Jesus Christ, the holy author of our religion;" the insertion was rejected by the great majority, in proof that they meant to comprehend, within the mantle of its protection, the.
Thirty five seconds into this Democrat ad for impeachment, launched by one Tom Steyer, these hypocrites invoke the Founding Fathers: "Our Founding Fathers expected you, Congress, to hold a lawless president accountable." These are the very Founding Fathers whom the dim-witted Democrats call racists and bigots and whose statues they defile, deface and wish to remove.
One of the U.S. founding fathers understood the importance of civilian casualties. This quaint historical anecdote reveals valuable moral lessons for today. On the one hand, it shows how civilian.
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But what is often missed by pundits today was the expectation of our Founding Fathers, all of whom held great reverence for God and Scripture, that leaders possess a moral compass, and that virtue,
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Mar 27, 2004 · History of the Separation of Church and State in America. By – March 27, 2004. The topic of Separation of Church and State has obviously become a hot one in America with both the Supreme Court case regarding the inclusion of the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance and President George Bush's promotion of his "faith based initiative" along with his overtly religious tone.
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Apparently not a reality worth moral consciousness-raising about for the staggering. Conservatives get to see their beloved Founding Fathers exonerated for their horrendous crimes, and liberals get.
Numerous other founding fathers are listed, who, according to Mr. Montgomery. "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable.
The morality of atheism is really quite easy to explain. Markets set prices. This is all they do. Well, not all. They also allow people to justify themselves by saying that this is what the market "believes".
In the first scene of The Road (2006), Cormac McCarthy encapsulates the bleak psychology of his post-apocalyptic novel with a metaphor of blindness that symbolically translates the confusion and hopelessness of his desolate world. In a normal setting, the father's moment of.
Many people revere America's founding fathers as exemplary Christian Americans. Others, though they acknowledge the role the Declaration played in American history, question the true moral and ethical.
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Did the American Founding Fathers study the case for Jesus Christ being a mythical figure? There is much evidence that Washington and Jefferson, among other famous and important figures of the day, were influenced by well-known French mythographers and "Jesus mythicists," such as.
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In Something of his Art, you follow J.S. Bach's 250-mile walk from Arnstadt to Lübeck in 1705. Where did you get the idea and what made you interested?
The idea is Alan Davey's, the controller of Radio 3. You will remember that under Roger Wright, Radio 3 began doing landmark broadcasts of entire bodies of composers' work. When Alan came in he kept up that enterprise and added an enthusiasm for and desire to experiment with Slow Radio. The first UK attempt was inspired and assisted by the Hay Festival—with producer Philip Tagney and studio manager Richard Andrews I narrated a walk from Capel-y-Ffin to Hay-on-Wye, along the ridges. Four hours of that walk was broadcast in May 2017: the BBC's first foray into the Slow movement, which encompasses everything from Italian food to Norwegian TV, via train journeys and narrowboat voyages recorded and broadcast in real time. In the autumn of the same year, producer Lindsay Kemp and the same, legend-in-his-own-lifetime Richard Andrews and I did the Bach Walk, following the great composer's trek, aged 20, from Arnstadt to Lubeck in 1705. Slow Radio had evolved into Sound Walks, where the emphasis lies less on the passage of "real" time (all these programmes are pre-recorded) than on an immersive audio experience—so slightly fewer footsteps, slightly more going on. I was so up for it, of course, when the offer came through. I happen to know that without Becky Shaw and Peter Florence, who were consulted in the planning stage of the first walk, I would never have got the gig. Thank you, Hay Festival.
In following his steps, what do you think you discovered about him that others have missed?
Not so much missed as left unexplored. Other people have done versions of the walk—there are only a few stretches which we can be sure JSB actually paced out—and written about it. The difference is Lindsay Kemp, who is a Radio 3 classical music producer. There aren't many people with that job title and they are all rather quiet, very kind, slightly otherworldly, perhaps, but they are an elite: musicians, historians, journalists, producers and writers rolled into one. Lindsay has read everything written about Bach that matters (he curates his own festival, Baroque at the Edge, in London during January; I'll be speaking on Jan 5); he did the walk for a recce, then making the programme, and again, since, leading a tour. So he is probably the world's leading expert on the route. We became as sure as one can be that Bach walked over rather than around the Harz mountains, so we added a section to his probable route. We focused so intensely on everything that would have been there when he was, from oak trees to fish markets, and—thanks to Lindsay—immersed ourselves in the culture and practices of the time (from carrying a dagger to the then-popular figure of the itinerant musician) that, I think, we got as close to Bach's ghost at that stage of his life as anyone has. It was a truly electrifying experience, intellectually, and, dare I say it, spiritually.
What in the journey surprised you most?
I was fascinated by modern Germany, which is the key to Europe; by where it came from and what ruins it was built upon—the 30 Years' War—and how it is as a country now. I was also amazed at the kind of young man we ended up tracking: rambunctious, dedicated, lustful, thirsty, insecure and convinced at the same time. It made me think a lot about the self-created aspect of what we regard as genius. Sure, it begins with a mighty gift, but that goes nowhere without ferocious determination, planning, risk-taking and a rebel's will. I am most fascinated by Shakespeare, whom I have studied much more than I have Bach. Only a century separates them, but we know almost nothing of Will, compared to Johann. Following Bach threw much light on the kind of man Shakespeare must have been. The financial acumen, the willingness to overturn convention, the impatience with the everyday, the furious self-belief and the drive. These were warriors, in every sense. I was not expecting that. And I was knocked out by how fundamental great music is to German society. We should be pouring musical resources into schools; otherwise we will be left embarrassingly far behind the rest of Europe, Africa and China. Cuts to the arts are unbelievably stupid and cruel.
There are passages that are so immediate and evocative, it's like we're walking alongside you. When you actually sat down to write, how did you recall the details?
As a travel writer I am used to running two narratives together at the same time, as the experience unfolds around you. So we get shown luxury hotels or safari lodges or development projects, and we write down all the details, but our real concern is to discover and describe what is really happening to a given population in a certain place at a certain point in their story. Normally on a job I have my notebook out and am working from breakfast to blackout. On the Bach Walk my only concern was the programme we were making each day, so my notes are sparse. However, being on a job gives you a heightened awareness. Everything, potentially, is material. So I have good recall of every day, I took some notes, sent emails in the evening that work later as notes—and Lindsay let me have the raw audio, so I although I did not need it, I had the entire walk on tape. A superabundance of riches!
Walking and creative inspiration seem to go hand in hand. Why? And what's the most inspiring walk you've taken?
Much has been written about walking putting you in the rhythm of thought. I think it also has to do with a sense of true proportion—how small and vulnerable and thus alert to the world we are when we are truly in it. It takes you out of yourself, seeming to leave in the mind a space for ideas and inspirations. So many walks have changed me. With my father, across Holland Park to school when I was young. Up to the top of the mountain where we lived in Wales for the first time. Around the Deer Park, St Martin's Haven with my mother, many times. Walks through Paris at night when I was penniless and urgently starting out on finding myself. Along the cliffs between St Donat's and Marcross when I was in sixth form there. Ranging around New York and London in my twenties. Two years ago, in a very hot summer, crossing Paris from Austerlitz to the Gare du Nord. Over the Pyrenees about three times with Rebecca. Through the Dolomites, ditto. We were born to walk, thank the gods.
For readers who loved Something of his Art, what other books would you recommend?
There are many influences upon it. Michael Jacobs taught me that going out late makes a good travel writer: read his The Robber of Memories. Barnaby Rogerson (the biographer of the Prophet Muhammad, no less) taught me to approach any subject, however hallowed, without fear. A.A. Gill shows (in A A Gill Is Away) how you take on huge subjects, objectively, through subjective experience and detail. Jan Morris is so much more than a travel writer (as are all those mentioned here) but she is a great teacher of how much you can do with a small word count. Her Battleship Yamato, for example, is exquisitely brilliant. Although most real readers will have settled down with Joan Didion's Slouching Towards Bethlehem, anyone who wishes to write about place and people should reread it. You could say the same for pretty well anything by Norman Lewis. I also venerate the work of Sophy Roberts and Jay Griffiths, Niall Griffiths and Jim Perrin. These people make writing seem as natural as singing.
Canonball Simp by John Burningham! Simp is abandoned by his master, caught by the Dog Catcher, menaced by the cats and rats and finally taken in by a clown whose employers are lining him up for constructive dismissal. But the day Simp takes the place of the cannonball, everything changes! It is wonderful. My dad read it to me, along with The Mouse and His Child (Russell Hoban —genius) E.B. White's Charlotte's Web and Farewell to Shady Glade and The Gnats of Knotty Pine, both by Bill Peet. Mum's reading of Astrid Lingren's The Brothers Lionheart was quietly life-changing, I think. So I have loved a lot of books, right from the off. Lucky me.
Jan Morris' Battleship Yamato: of War, Beauty and Irony was one of them. Currently into Slow Horses by Mick Herron. Both terrific!
Finally, after about two years, my next non-fiction book has found me: A Rougher Guide to Magna Grecia is going to be an adventure and time-travel book, set partly on the southern frontier of Europe, present day, and partly over two thousand years ago, when Sicily and southern Italy were Greek. Also I have a children's book, the third Aubrey and the Terrible (Spiders!) novel, due for New Year's Eve. I swear only in Welsh publishing does anyone get a deadline like that. Hats off to Penny Thomas and Firefly Press for saving my liver from Christmas.
The Cello Suites, all and any. Music in the Castle of Heaven is Sir John Eliot Gardiner's title for his majestic biography of Bach.
Horatio Clare's Something of His Art is out now. Hay Festival's Book of the Month is run in partnership with Vanity Fair, offering a chance to celebrate great works of fiction, non-fiction and poetry—new and old—that reach through time to touch the present. Find out more and explore past selections here.


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Iris variegata, commonly known as the Hungarian iris, is a plant species in the genus Iris, also in the subgenus Iris. It is a rhizomatous perennial from eastern Europe. It has dark green, ribbed leaves. The branched flowering stems can be as tall as the leaves, they can hold 2–3 flowers in summer. They are yellowish-white, with brown-purple veins on the drooping falls. It is very hardy and it is commonly cultivated as an ornamental plant in temperate regions. There are several cultivars.

Description
Iris variegata has often been confused for  Iris pallida 'Argentea Variegata, which has variegated leaves. But Iris variegata has variegated flowers.

It has stout rhizome, with roots that can go up to 10 cm deep in the ground.

It has leaves that are around 1–3 cm wide, dark green, ribbed leaves. They are slightly falcate (sword shaped).

It can be variable in height in the wild (30–45 cm). Generally, it grows up to 45 cm (18 in) high, The branched flowering stems can be as tall as the leaves. There are normally 2–3 flowers per stem. The scentless flowers appear in early summer, May – June.

The perianth tube is 2–2.5 cm long. The flowers are yellowish-white, with brown-purple veins on the falls. The flowers are generally about 5–7 cm wide. The falls are obovate-oblong shaped and nearly 2 cm wide, yellow with purple or chestnut brown veins, which are darker closer to the apex. It has a yellow beard in the centre on the lower part of the fall, the standards are erect, (vary in colour) from pale yellow to bright yellow and gold.

It has a seed capsule measuring 2.2–2.8 cm long by 1–1.3 cm wide, with 6 ribs along the edge.

Genetics
As most irises are diploid, having two sets of chromosomes. This can be used to identify hybrids and classification of groupings. It has a chromosome count: 2n=24.

Taxonomy
It is commonly known as the 'Hungarian iris'. It is known as 'skäggiris' in Swedish.

It was once known as Iris hungarica. which also applies to Iris aphylla subsp. hungarica.

It was described in 1753 by Carl Linnaeus in 'Species Plantarum' (on 1 May 1753).

Between 1800 and 1850, several Iris breeders (including Lémon, Jacques and Salter), started breeding border irises for the garden. These irises were all the progeny of two species, Iris pallida and Iris variegata. It was William Rickatson Dykes who worked out that these were the parents of most hybrids, especially those bi-coloured hybrids. These new irises were known as 'Tall Bearded Irises'. In the wild, hybrids of Iris pallida and Iris variegata are very similar to Iris germanica.

Hundreds of hybrids exist representing every colour from jet black to sparkling whites. The only colour really missing is bright scarlet. Many modern garden bearded irises are crosses of 'Iris germanica' and Iris variegata.

Iris variegata is an accepted name by the RHS, and it was verified by United States Department of Agriculture and the Agricultural Research Service on 4 April 2003, then updated on 20 April 2009.

Distribution and habitat
It is native to parts of Europe.

Range
Iris variegata is found in the Pannonian (ancient Roman province) region of central Europe. It occurs in southern Moravia, southern Slovakia, south-western Germany, southern Romania, Bulgaria, western Ukraine, Croatia, Czechoslovakia, Serbia, Hungary and Vienna, Austria .

It has been introduced into Switzerland, Bohemia and Italy.

Habitat
It prefers to grow in open stony areas and amongst scrub and light woodland, and also on the sunny slopes of the steppes and beside forest margins.

Conservation
It is an 'endangered' and protected species in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Cultivation
It is extremely hardy, as after flowering, its leaves die entirely away in the autumn and the plants remain dormant, until the spring when it regrows leaves and stems. It is best cultivated in well-drained fertile soils, but is tolerant of partial shade.

It can be easily grown in gardens in Kashmir.

Lifting, dividing and replanting the rhizomes is best done once flowering has finished, because this is when the plant grows the new shoots that will flower the following year. The rhizomes are placed on the surface of the soil facing towards the sun and with at least 45 cm of open ground in front of them – this allows two years growth and flowering. The plant is held in place by removing half the leaf mass to reduce wind rock and by using the old roots as anchors in the soil. The rhizome is placed on well dug ground and the roots placed either side into 10 cm deep grooves. The soil is then gently firmed around the roots, so holding the plant steady. New roots and leaves are created rapidly as the rhizome moves forwards.

It also can be propagated by seed.

Cultivars
 'Staten Island' (registered in 1945),
 'Gracchus' (1884),
 'Mary Vernon' (1940)

Known variants
Iris variegata var. Reginae  (white flowers with purple and violet veining), which was collected in Hungary in 1947.
Iris amoena (white standards, lilac/mauve falls),
Iris variegata var. pontica,

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See also
 Orris root

References

Sources
 Aldén, B., S. Ryman & M. Hjertson. 2009. Våra kulturväxters namn – ursprung och användning. Formas, Stockholm (Handbook on Swedish cultivated and utility plants, their names and origin).
 Czerepanov, S. K. 1995. Vascular plants of Russia and adjacent states (the former USSR).
 Komarov, V. L. et al., eds. 1934–1964. Flora SSSR.
 Mathew, B. 1981. The Iris. 22–23.
 Tutin, T. G. et al., eds. 1964–1980. Flora europaea.

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Вормерланд () — община в нидерландской провинции Северная Голландия. Расположен в центральной части общины, к северу от Амстердама. Площадь общины — 45,14 км², из них суша составляет 38,8 км². Население по данным на 2011 год — 15 789 человек; средняя плотность населения — 349,8 чел/км².

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Five things to say when introducing people to energy psychology
|By Sarah Murphy
People who use energy psychology (EP) in their own healing work or in their clinical practice know how powerful it can be. But it can be tricky to introduce these Eastern-influenced tools to Westerners. With the right elevator speech, you can help people understand EP. Then, they might give it a try – and then, they will feel better. Here's how you can introduce energy psychology to people who aren't familiar with it.
1: First, give a general overview of what energy psychology is.
Many Americans today have heard of acupuncture and the chakras, but everyone has heard the term "the mind-body connection" or, as Deepak Chopra has turned to calling it, "the bodymind." (Because they are so interconnected, they are really the same thing!) So, when you are introducing EP to people who don't know about it, you can say
"Energy psychology is a set of mind-body tools that help people deal with their mental health issues."
I like to say, "EP a set of body-based tools to help manage our difficult emotions." You can make it your own, using the language that best suits you and your audience.
2: Then, let them know that other people are using it
People like to be part of things; it provides a sense of belonging. When we are introducing something that could seem unusual, this can be especially helpful! You can say something like
"These techniques have been around for more than 30 years and thousands of people in the US and around the world have been using them for many kinds of issues."
You can call back the issue that people are presenting with, because EP has a strong enough track record to cover just about everything people are facing, and all get good results. So, instead of "many kinds of issues," you can use whatever you are seeking to help with – depression, anxiety, trauma, overeating, chemo brain, the list goes on!
3: Build a bridge
EP tools are grounded in Eastern ideas. Many Westerners need to have that acknowledged; that builds the bridge to normalizing it. If you are using a meridian technique like EFT or TFT or TTT, you can say "we will be tapping on a series of acupressure points." If you are using AIT or another chakra-based technique, you can say "we will be working with energy centers." In any case, you can give a nod to the Eastern influence by saying
"These techniques are grounded in Eastern practices that have been around for thousands of years and are becoming increasingly understood in the West."
You can add something about how many people signed up for Nick Ortner's Tapping Summit (___) or how many therapists have been trained by ACEP (_____). This kind of wording helps people understand that there is a paradigm that is not a monolithic truth.
4: Explain that trauma gets locked in the body, and EP uses the body
Bessel Van der Kolk's book The Body Keeps the Score tells the story: When we experience trauma, that trauma seems to get "locked" in our bodies. When we experience PTSD, our brains light up as if we were experiencing the trauma all over again. Our bodies go into fight-flight-freeze mode instantly. People might know that the trauma is in the past, but it feels like it's in the present. We can't think our way out of this. To explain this, try saying something like
We know today that trauma gets locked in the body, and in order to release trauma, we need to involve the body.
I like to cite Van der Kolk when I introduce EP because, credibility. I'd add, "according to the research from Harvard professor of psychiatry…". You might like to add that, too.
5: Cite some research stats
There has been a lot of research over the past two decades, which has been very helpful in legitimizing EP! If you want to brush up on your EP research, check out ACEP's research guide. When you are talking to clients, you can say something like
"More than 200 studies have demonstrated how effective EP is at treating anxiety to depression to PTSD to chemo brain."
If you are speaking to a specific population, you can cite the research that's relevant to them. You don't need a ton of information, just something to pique their interest. I recently introduced EP to a group of people with breast cancer and told them about a study (embed the link to the blog about this) of 212 cancer patients who decreased their "chemo brain" after eight weeks of tapping. They were enthusiastic about giving EP a try!
6: Give a compelling example
Much as I love citing research, there's nothing like a human story to make the case for EP. If you've been using EP in your practice, you probably have some good ones of your own. If not, you can share ACEP member and FREA founder Robin Trainor's (link to her page) story which she recently shared with me. I think it's a good one:
"A woman had been gang raped 10 years before she and Robin met. She was haunted by the trauma, couldn't forgive, and said it was ruining her life. Robin did EFT with her. The woman was 10-out-of-10 upset at the beginning, but after 45 minutes of tapping, her distress went to zero. A year later, she was still free of the trauma.
It's relatable, and it sure is compelling! Stories like this usually clear up any more hesitation and help paint a full picture of what EP can offer.
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You can incorporate these five talking points can a brief introduction of EP. Each point builds on the previous and they create a compelling story that helps people overcome any hesitation to trying EP. We know how powerful EP is, and how much it helps people. Giving it a solid introduction honors the tradition and evidence of EP and can help us reach more people.
It's a set of mind-body tools.
Many people use it.
It's grounded in Eastern traditions.
Trauma gets locked in the body, and EP uses the body
It has research backing.
Here's a compelling story of how it helped someone.
What's your favorite EP story? Share your comments below.
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 Zanimivost: Donizetti je opero napisal v spomin na svojega deda Izetta, ki je bil škotskega rodu. Le-ta se je po prihodu v Italijo poročil z Italijanko in spremenil priimek.

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 lord Enrico Ashton - bariton
 Lucia, njegova sestra - sopran
 sir Edgardo Ravenswood - tenor
 lord Arturo Buklaw - tenor
 Raimondo Bidebent, Lucijin vzgojitelj - bas
 Alisa, Lucijina družabnica - sopran
 Normanno, poveljnik grajske straže - tenor
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Vsebina
Dogajanje je postavljeno na škotski grad Ravenswood in v njegovo bližino leta 1700.

Prvo dejanje
Normanno opazi neznanca, ki Alisi izroči pismo. Nemudoma skliče lovce in prebivalce gradu, naj neznaca ujamejo. Medtem Enrico v pogovoru z Raimondom razkrije, da sta njegov ugled in premoženje ogrožena zaradi političnih spletk. Reši ga lahko le sestrina poroka z vplivnim Arturjem Buklawom. Lucija pa o tej zvezi noče ničesar slišati. Normanno celo razkrije, da ljubi Edgarda, ki pa je Enricov smrtni sovražnik. Le-ta je zaradi tega silno razburjen. Kmalu zatem se vrnejo lovci in graščinski prebivalci, ki povedo, da so videli pod gradom jezditi Edgarda. Enrico v afektu priseže maščevanje.
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Edgardo terja od Lucije večno zvestobo, kar oba storita z izmenjavo ogrlic s križem in prstanoma.

Drugo dejanje
Enrico je nemiren, ker se zaveda, da se bo Lucija še naprej branila poroke z Artujem. Lucija se zvesto drži skrivne zaobljube, zato se brat in Normanno domislita ukane. Enrico pokaže Luciji ponarejeno pismo, v katerem piše, da Edgardo ljubi drugo. Lucija potrta privoli v poroko in s tem bi rešila brata iz zagate.
Med podpisovanjem ženitne pogodbe vstopi Edgardo, ki se je med tem že vrnil s poti in prekolne nezvesto Lucijo in napove maščevanje vsej družini.

Tretje dejanje
Zgodi se poroka na gradu Ravenswood. Mladoporočenca Lucija in Arturo se umakneta v svoje prostore. Veselje prekine Raimondo, ki pove strašno novico. Lucija je zblaznela in umorila svojega ženina. Kmalu pride sama med goste. Sledi najbolj znan odlomek iz opere, prizor blaznosti. Gostom vzbuja sočutje, nato se v brezupu pred vsemi zabode z Edgardovim križem.
Do Edgarda pride novica, da je Lucija umrla. Na pokopališču se hoče vsaj v smrti združiti z njo in se še sam zabode v srce.

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Handlung
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Medien
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