Interoperability Standards Quotes & Sayings

I lost my way for a long time. — Jayson Williams

In the year 1752 it was announced that the second of September would be followed by the fourteenth. The matter was merely one of wording, of course; time in its substance was not to undergo any change. — Emma Donoghue

Think back over your day and consider when God spoke. How did you sense it, or why did you fail to sense it at the time? It is often between the lines and in the empty places where we hear God. — Lonni Collins Pratt

My guide and I crossed over and began
to mount that little known and lightless road
to ascend into the shining world again.
He first, I second, without thought of rest
we climbed the dark until we reached the point
where a round opening brought in sight the blest
and beauteous shining of the Heavenly cars.
And we walked out once more beneath the Stars. — Dante Alighieri

A closed heart only creates misery and sadness. An open heart creates love and happiness. — G.E.F. Neilson

My first mission is to take care of our troops. I take that mission very personally. — Tim Walz

Digital has the hybrid nature; it's about mixing something old and new, the best practices and the next practices. — Pearl Zhu

It is no good casting out devils. They belong to us, we must accept them and be at peace with them. — D.H. Lawrence

When the soul no longer conforms to the will of God, the body no longer conforms to the will of the soul. — Peter Kreeft

Even if I set out to make a film about a fillet of sole, it would be about me. — Federico Fellini

THEY WERE PEOPLE who went in for Negroes - Michael and Anne - the Carraways. But not in the social-service, philanthropic sort of way, no. They saw no use in helping a race that was already too charming and naive and lovely for words. Leave them unspoiled and just enjoy them, Michael and Anne felt. So they went in for the Art of Negroes - the dancing that had such jungle life about it, the songs that were so simple and fervent, the poetry that was so direct, so real. They never tried to influence that art, they only bought it and raved over it, and copied it. For they were artists, too. — Langston Hughes