Ahtisaari Korona Quotes

#1. This region was the centre of the flint industry in Neolithic times. And later, it became famous for rabbits farmed for meat and felt.

Helen Macdonald

#2. Professor Morgan had called [Dooley] 'a lad of few words.' That wasn't true. There were words spilling around in him all the time. Too many words. His problem was organizing them.

Jan Karon

#3. Sod off, you hopeless prude.

Jennifer DeLucy

#4. In the company of these friends, questions and doubts were met with sympathy, not fear. No one felt the need to correct or understand or approve. We just listened, and it was sacred.

Rachel Held Evans

#5. Anytime I listen to my gut and I don't do something, or I do, it always tends to work out in my favor.

Mandy Moore

#6. Knowing a great deal is not the same as being smart; intelligence is not information alone but also judgement, the manner in which information is coordinated and used.

Carl Sagan

#7. Indeed, most of us realize that the requirements are the most volatile elements in the project.

Robert C. Martin

#8. It's not time will change you but God, who will change you as the time goes by.

Vidya

#9. Theater is such a collaborative art. Hollywood is a competitive sport.

Rocky Carroll

#10. I actually have a closet that's all shoes, maybe 700 pairs.

Russell Westbrook

#11. If the money wasted on arms could be used to help the less developed nations, that would probably be a greater blow against the Communist danger than anything else.

Clement Attlee

#12. One of my favorite songs I've ever done is "Who Says," and I was 17 when I recorded that song. It was just so exactly what I felt, during that time. That's when I knew how powerful music is.

Selena Gomez

#13. Sometimes the hardest part of my job is the incessant reminder of the fact we're all trying so assiduously to ignore: we are here temporarily ... life is only ours on loan.

Sue Grafton

#14. But while all fear is not laziness, much fear is exactly that. Much of our fear is fear of a change in the status quo, a fear that we might lose what we have if we venture forth from where we are now. In the section on discipline I spoke of the fact

M. Scott Peck