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“in the middle of a depression, you can still experience genuine joy and laughter and love. And anyone who says life’s not worth living is totally wrong, totally wrong.” Like”
― Time Inc., The Heart of Comedy: The Robin Williams Story

“farm-to-table focuses on those singular tomatoes and carrots without considering the entire harvest. It’s a way of eating that is ecologically expensive; it also tends to ignore all that’s required to produce the most delicious food.”
― Time Inc., The World's Most Influential Chefs

“As Allies fighting the common enemy, the Russians have fought the best fight so far. As post-war collaborators, they hold many of the keys to a successful peace.”
― Time Inc., Joseph Stalin: TIME Person of the Year 1942

“Stalin faced the fundamental problems of providing enough food for the people and improving their lot through 20th-century industrial methods. He collectivized the farms and he built Russia into one of the four great industrial powers on earth. How well he succeeded was evident in Russia’s world-surprising, strength in World War II. Stalin’s methods were tough, but they paid off.”
― Time Inc., Joseph Stalin: TIME Person of the Year 1942

“Hitler and Stalin, are too big to let each other live in the same world.”
― Time Inc., Adolf Hitler: TIME Person of the Year 1938

“Unlike those of almost any other area we can think of, the dynamics of the medical marketplace seem to be such that the advance of technology has made medical care more expensive, not less. First, it appears to encourage more procedures and treatment by making them easier and more convenient. (This is especially true for procedures like arthroscopic surgery.) Second, there is little patient pushback against higher costs because it seems to (and often does) result in safer, better care and because the customer getting the treatment is either not going to pay for it or not going to know the price until after the fact. Beyond”
― Time Inc., Bitter Pill: America's Healthcare System

“Knowing others is wisdom; knowing yourself is enlightenment.” —Lao Tzu, Chinese Philosopher”
― Time Inc., TIME The Science of Emotions: Love. Laughter. Fear. Grief. Joy.

“When you note ‘I’m angry,’ you shift activity from the limbic system to the prefrontal cortex, the rational part of the brain that helps you think through how best to handle the situation,” says Goleman. As neuroscientists like to say, naming an emotion helps you tame it.”
― The Editors of TIME, TIME The Science of Emotions: Love. Laughter. Fear. Grief. Joy.

“Japan during the same time added tens of millions of Chinese to her empire.”
― Time Inc., Adolf Hitler: TIME Person of the Year 1938

“Abrams”
― Time Inc., Star Wars - Behind the Scenes

“Climb the mountain so you can see the world, not so the world can see you,”
― Time Inc., Millennials: The New Greatest Generation

“prequels”
― Time Inc., Star Wars - Behind the Scenes

“Fascism has discovered that freedom—of press, speech, assembly—is a potential danger to its own security.”
― Time Inc., Adolf Hitler: TIME Person of the Year 1938

“The study, published in the Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, found that the more time boys in first grade spent sitting and the less time they spent being physically active, the fewer gains they made in reading in the two following years. In first grade, a lot of sedentary time and no running around also had a negative impact on their ability to do math.”
― The Editors of TIME, TIME The Science of Childhood: Inside the Minds of Our Younger Selves

“we spend more on health care than the next 10 biggest spenders combined: Japan, Germany, France, China, the U.K., Italy, Canada, Brazil, Spain and Australia. We may be shocked at the $60 billion price tag for cleaning up after Hurricane Sandy. We spent almost that much last week on health care.”
― Time Inc., Bitter Pill: America's Healthcare System

“What other war aims Stalin has are not officially known, but there are reports in high circles that he wants no new territories except at points needed to make Russia impregnable against invasion.”
― Time Inc., Joseph Stalin: TIME Person of the Year 1942

“In the middle of a tragedy like this, in the middle of a depression, you can still experience genuine joy and laughter and love. And anyone who says life’s not worth living is totally wrong, totally wrong.” Like”
― Time Inc., The Heart of Comedy: The Robin Williams Story

“The leader intended to participate in a monarchist attempt to seize power a month later; but for this abortive Putsch Führer Hitler arrived too late. An even less successful National Socialist attempt—the famed Munich Beer Hall Putsch of 1923—provided the party with dead martyrs, landed Herr Hitler in jail. His incarceration at Landsberg Fortress gave him time to write the first volume of Mein Kampf, now a “must” on every German bookshelf.*”
― Time Inc., Adolf Hitler: TIME Person of the Year 1938

“Yes, Oscar Isaac’s Poe Dameron is flying his X-wing in formation with the rest of his squad, but life in those cockpits can be solitary. These new ships don’t even appear to include the R2-D2-style astromech robots the previous models used as co-pilots. Even BB-8, the adorable ball droid, is rolling across the desert on its own. Then there is Kylo Ren, the mysterious cloaked figure staggering through the woods on a snowy evening before igniting his fiery three-pronged lightsaber. Clearly a villain and identified in the trailer as standing for “the dark side” in this new awakening, he is possibly the shadow version of Luke”
― Time Inc., Star Wars - Behind the Scenes

“That constant search for a hit of dopamine (“Someone liked my status update!”) reduces creativity.”
― Time Inc., Millennials: The New Greatest Generation

“star wars: the force awakens gave us answers…and so many new questions. Ew digs deep into the meaning of it all. Anthony Breznican for Entertainment Weekly December 26, 2014 EXCLUSIVE INTEL ON NEXT YEAR’S MOST ANTICIPATED FILMS”
― Time Inc., Star Wars - Behind the Scenes

“in keeping with the “tough-guy” tradition, credits Stalin with one other desire: permission from his allies to raze Berlin, as a lesson in psychology to the Germans and as a burnt offering to his own heroic people.”
― Time Inc., Joseph Stalin: TIME Person of the Year 1942

“If you are confused by the notion that those least able to pay are the ones singled out to pay the highest rates, welcome to the American medical marketplace. Pay”
― Time Inc., Bitter Pill: America's Healthcare System

“Gone was nearly half of Russia’s best farmland.”
― Time Inc., Joseph Stalin: TIME Person of the Year 1942

“Menace becomes the first major full-length feature to screen digitally. 06/26/2000 Star Wars: Episode II—Attack of the Clones begins production. 05/16/2002”
― Time Inc., Star Wars - Behind the Scenes

“structure?”
― Time Inc., Star Wars - Behind the Scenes

“farm-to-table focuses on those singular tomatoes and carrots without considering the entire harvest. It”
― Time Inc., The World's Most Influential Chefs

“I’m a longtime advocate of the farm-to-table philosophy, but in the last decade I’ve come to see it as flawed, too–at least in the way we’re encouraged to uphold it. That”
― Time Inc., The World's Most Influential Chefs

“DEC 18 MAYBE WE REALLY are alone in the galaxy. The heroes and villains of Star Wars: The Force Awakens sure seem to be. Although we’ve only seen flashes of actual footage from next December’s journey into that other universe, it’s interesting to note that director J.J. Abrams chose to introduce the first new characters in moments of isolation and desperation. Consider John Boyega as Finn, the scared, sweaty stormtrooper trying to make an escape in the desert. Or Daisy Ridley’s Rey, riding solo (no pun intended) in her Taser-shaped speeder across a similarly blighted”
― Time Inc., Star Wars - Behind the Scenes

“do something”
― Time Inc., Star Wars - Behind the Scenes