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The Middle Ages

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“The fact is that when it comes to job loss, you and I need to prepare for it more than we have. Employment statistics aren’t necessarily doom and gloom, but they do serve as fair warning. Layoffs occur. Downsizing happens. What seems so secure one day can take a drastic downturn overnight.”

“Just before she was allowed to go to Buck, Blanche was photographed at least three times by Herb Schwartz of the Des Moines Register. The location was about one quarter of a mile from where Buck and Blanche were apprehended. Blanche is being held by Sheriff Loren Forbes in all three shots. In two of the shots she is standing quietly, looking toward Buck, who is lying on the ground nearby with a group of armed men stooping over him. In the third shot, which has been widely published, Blanche is struggling with Forbes and looking directly at the camera, screaming dramatically. In his notes, Schwartz commented that Blanche, in her semiblind state, saw him raising his camera and apparently thought it was a gun and that he was about to shoot Buck. Blanche is screaming at Schwartz.”

“I found goodness in the place that I once believed to be evil; and found evil in the place that I once always knew to be good! The truth is so far separated from where I thought it existed. It can be such a wild, unbound journey: the journey from the illusion into the truth. Some people take that journey, but more people don't.”

“چرخ زندگی فردی بر محور دو عشق می چرخد: عشق مادی / عشق معنوی سیر تکامل بشر، امید و آرزوهایش بر این پایه استوار گردیده و هر کسی نسبت به استعداد فکری خود کم و بیش از این دو عشق بهره ای دارد. من هم مانند دیگران در چرخ زندگی گرفتارم و تابع اصل کلی بالا بوده، هر یک از نوشته هایم حقیقتی از این دو عشق متضاد را مجسم می نماید و تجسم حقیقت با ریاکاری نسبتی ندارد. استاد دکتر میمندی نژاد – دی ماه 1330”