Atacs Products Quotes & Sayings

My courage always rises with every attempt to intimidate me. — Jane Austen

Hyper-connectivity is the nature characteristic of Digital Organization. — Pearl Zhu

A caricature of what she'd been remained, sparely drawn in tones of gray and ivory. — Jay Greenstein

The earth has its music for those who will listen — Reginald Vincent Holmes

For me, nostalgia is an involuntary emotion. I think it's just a natural human response to loss. — Michael Chabon

Start from here, now is all you have, there will never be a better place or time and by tomorrow you would have lost more time. — Malti Bhojwani

The praise of injudicious friends frequently fosters bad mannerisms. — Elisabeth Marbury

You don't get it. They gave me beauty and song, and then I was left in the woods to grow up for sixteen years before being handed over to you. I don't know anything about ruling. I don't even really know what taxes are. I was in the woods in the real world. In the dreamworld, I hid like a mouse and then organized balls and parties. — Liz Braswell

I think one of the most groundbreaking inventions of all time is the jackhammer. — Demetri Martin

Janet Malcolm had famously described journalism as the art of seduction and betrayal. Any reporter who didn't see journalism as "morally indefensible" was either "too stupid" or "too full of himself," she wrote. I disagreed. Without shutting the door on the possibility that I was both stupid and full of myself, I'd never bought into the seduction and betrayal conceit. At most, journalism - particularly when writing about media-hungry public figures - was like the seduction of a prostitute. The relationship was transactional. They weren't talking to me because they liked me or because I impressed them; they were talking to me because they wanted the cover of Rolling Stone. — Michael Hastings

I have thought of relocating, somewhere where I'd be more appreciated. California, perhaps. I could teach earthquake preparedness. — Wesley Strick

I tend to process emotional stuff very, very slowly. — Michel Faber