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Jim Glickenhaus Quotes By Hazel Gaynor

Good news comes in large packages — Hazel Gaynor

Jim Glickenhaus Quotes By J.L. Granatstein

My point is, or should be, simple: history happened. The object is not to undo it, distort it, or to make it fit our present political attitudes. The object of history, which each generation properly interprets anew, is to understand what happened and why. A multicultural Canada can and should look at its past with fresh eyes. It should, for example, study how the Ukrainians came to Canada, how they were treated, how they lived, sometimes suffered, ultimately prospered, and became Canadians. What historians should not do is to recreate history to make it serve present purposes. They should not obscure or reshape events to make them fit political agendas. They should not declare whole areas of the past off-limits because they can only be presented in politically unfashionable terms any more than they should fail to draw object lessons from a past that was frequently less than pleasant and less than honourable. Because the past was not perfect, it must not be made perfect today. — J.L. Granatstein

Jim Glickenhaus Quotes By James S.A. Corey

palpable. Havelock shifted slightly, pushing himself higher in — James S.A. Corey

Jim Glickenhaus Quotes By Mary Higgins Clark

the Pierre, she pictured Charlotte's face at lunch — Mary Higgins Clark

Jim Glickenhaus Quotes By Michael Zadoorian

Anyone who never met a man he didn't like just isn't trying hard enough. — Michael Zadoorian

Jim Glickenhaus Quotes By John Caudwell

I make no apology for wanting to make a profit - the more I make, the bigger percentage will go to charity. So most of the work I do now is motivated by that. — John Caudwell

Jim Glickenhaus Quotes By Kobo Abe

The dial of the clock wears out unevenly;
Most worn
Is the area round eight.
As it is stared at with abrasive glances
unfailingly twice a day,
It is weathered away.
On the other side
The area at two
Is only half as worn,
For closed eyes at night
Pass without stopping.
If there is one who possesses a flat watch evenly worn,
It is he who, failing at the start, is running one lap behind.

Thus the world is always
A lap fast--
The world he thinks he sees
Has not yet begun.
Illusory time,
When the hands stand vertically on the dial;
Without the bell announcing the raising of the curtain,
The play has come to an end. — Kobo Abe