欧宝娱乐

“Me dendin me lakra, gatuar me 莽aj,
Fryhu bark, fryhu, pelcit,.s'te kam faj!


("kenge burgu")”
― Fyodor Dostoevsky

“Never live what you see. Never follow what you know.”
― Lissette E. Manning

“I like getting older. It's taken me this long to start to feel a little comfortable being me. Sure was a long way around to getting there, but it's what I had to do. Was either that or die, so it feels like a triumph.”
― Mark Oliver Everett, Things The Grandchildren Should Know

“What is your name?


E. Just E.”
― Effulgent

“Qarjet e t毛 rriturve ishin si nj毛 katastrof毛 mistike, di莽ka si lot毛t q毛 derdh Zoti p毛r lig毛sin毛 e njer毛zve.”
― Jean-Paul Sartre, The Age of Reason

“... P doth protest to much. It would be one thing if P were merely silent about Midian. But P is hostile to Midian. Its author tells a story of a complete massacre of the Midianites. He wants no Midianites around. And he especially wants no Midianite women around. This author buried the Moses-Midian connection. We can know why he did this. Practically all critical scholars ascribe this Priestly work to the established priesthood at Jerusalem. For most of the biblical period, that priesthood traced its ancestry to Aaron, the first high priest. It was a priesthood of Levites, but not the same Levites who gave us the E text. Some, including me, ascribe the E text to Levites who traced their ancestry to Moses. These two Levite priestly houses, the Aaronids and the Mushites, were engaged in struggles for leadership and in polemic against each other. The E (Mushite) source took pains, as we have seen to connect Moses' Midianite family back to Abraham. That is understandable. E was justifying the Mushite Levites' line in Israel's history. And it is equally understandable why their opponents, the Aaronids, cast aspersions on any Midianite background. That put a cloud over any Levites, or any text, that claimed a Midianite genealogy. We all could easily think of parallel examples in politics and religion in history and today.”
― Richard Elliott Friedman, The Exodus

“The highest knowledge is still no match for the lowest wisdom.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo

“脡l ten铆a fe en sus creencias, y sent铆a un verdadero dolor cuando algo a lo que estaba habituado era objeto de 肠谤铆迟颈肠补 鈥攅l dolor que se enmascara entre las clases medias como fe鈥�. No era fe, pues no era activa.”
― E.M. Forster, Maurice

“Before you get out of the building, get out of your comfort zone.”
― Rodrigo Martinez RMentrepreneur

“If you read good books, you will be well-informed.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“Life shouldn't be problems to be solved, but enjoying the realities given you.”
― Wes Adamson

“Know that your child is not gone. The veil that separates you from your son or daughter is as thin as a sheet of wax paper. And when we see them again, we will feel as though not one second has passed.”
― Elizabeth Boisson, Life to Afterlife - Helping Parents Heal, The Book: Featuring the Parents of Craig McMahon's Documentary, 'Mom, Can You Hear Me?'