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# Roshi Fernando

Roshi Fernando is an English writer of Sri Lankan origin.

## Quotes

* … I think my attitude has changed – before, I was on my own, trying to break through into the world on the other side of a slippery glass wall. Now I’m on that other side, I feel I have to work harder. And I do. I don’t always love the work I do – but I know I’m one of the luckiest people alive to be doing what I always wanted.
** On being a published writer in "Interview With Roshi Fernando" in Writers & Artists
* …I think my biggest frustration has been my own constant undermining of my self-belief. You have to be slightly psychopathic to become a writer: it’s like any business, actually. To be successful, you have to have tunnel vision – but as this is totally irrational because you’re focusing all this energy on yourself, you end up questioning your own sanity!
** On the road to publication in "Interview With Roshi Fernando" in Writers & Artists
* … I tried not to dwell on it: sensationalising something like that is simply unacceptable. But it happens in so many families, and it must be faced head on. I was saying, Look: even in these immigrant, hard working, well-respected communities, this happens.
** On writing about sexual abuse in "INTERVIEW by Gwen Davies" in New Welsh Reader (Issue 92)
* …I think I was writing from a position of frustration and perhaps anger – about the rise of the far right and the pandering of consecutive governments to the Daily Mail and its equivalents who fulminate about multiculturalism and do not acknowledge the great good that immigration has done. I wanted to rebalance the arguments.
** On the inspiration for her work Homesick in "Roshi Fernando" in The Asian Writer (2012 Apr 24)
# Rosey Grier

Roosevelt "Rosey" Grier (born July 14, 1932, in Brooklyn, New York) is an American actor, singer, Protestant minister, and former professional football player. He was a notable college football player for Penn State who earned a retrospective place in the National Collegiate Athletic Association 100th anniversary list of 100 most influential student athletes. As a professional player, Grier was a member of the New York Giants and the original Fearsome Foursome of the Los Angeles Rams and played in the Pro Bowl twice.
After Grier's professional sports career, he worked as a bodyguard for Senator Robert Kennedy during the 1968 presidential campaign. Grier was guarding Ethel Kennedy when Senator Kennedy was shot. Although unable to prevent the assassination, Grier took control of the gun and subdued the shooter, Sirhan Sirhan.

## Quotes

* Rosey Grier, immortalized in needlepoint - and by my own hands to boot! If anyone would have told me that I would go from football to needlepoint, I would have laughed in their face. In fact, the whole thing started as a joke, but it's turned into one of the most enjoyable and satisfying things I've ever done. I try to turn other guys on to needlepoint wherever I go - from the dude sitting next to me on a plane to the guy working behind the scenes on a movie set. 'Smile all you want,' I tell them, 'but if you try it once, you'll keep on coming back for more,' and that's the truth brother.
** (January 1, 1973). Needlepoint for Men. Walker Co, Back Cover. ISBN 0802704212.
# Mitchell Baker

Winifred Mitchell Baker (born 1959), better known simply as Mitchell Baker, is the Chairperson of the Mozilla Foundation and Chairperson and former Chief Executive Officer of the Mozilla Corporation. Baker wrote the Netscape Public License and the first version of the Mozilla Public License.

## Quotes

* The average consumer does not know the difference between browser, Internet and search box.
** Questions For: Mitchell Baker, Mozilla Chairman (Andrew LaVallee, Digits, Wall Street Journal, 04 March 2009)
* When I wrote the MPL we drew upon the GPL v2 for many ideas, and on the MIT and BSD and early Apache license.
** "Updating the Mozilla Public License" (2010-03-10), Mitchell Baker's Blog
* The MPL 1.1 versions had one expert who had been involved in every word and every decision. Even today, more than a decade later, I can still bring to mind particular phrases or section references along with the rationale behind them.
** "Mozilla Public License Version 2.0 Released" (2012-01-03), Mitchell Baker's Blog
* Mozilla believes both in equality and freedom of speech. Equality is necessary for meaningful speech, and you need free speech to fight for equality. Figuring out how to stand for both at the same time can be hard.
** cnet.com: "Mozilla CEO Eich resigns after gay-marriage controversy" 3 Apr 2014; on the resignation of Brendan Eich, 3 April 2014:
# Mitchell S. Jackson

Mitchell S. Jackson is an American writer.

## Quotes

* It troubles me that our worth is measured against what white people in power care about on a given day, week, month. The stories of my people are evergreen. I will write about them for a lifetime.
** On how he believes that Black lives are considered topical in “American Blood: An Interview with Mitchell S. Jackson” in The Paris Review (2019 Mar 8)
* I also love the way lists and repetitions can serve as a comfort. We can predict a repetition and that’s soothing, but we can also alter it to create something new, which, in my case, often produces a joy.
** On employing lists as a writing technique in “American Blood: An Interview with Mitchell S. Jackson” in The Paris Review (2019 Mar 8)
* Guys in prison are always saying, “I wish someone would write my life story. It would be a bestseller.” So I thought I’d start writing my life story…
** On how his real-life prison experiences shaped his writings in “How Mitchell S. Jackson Paid the Bills While He Wrote the Books” in Medium (2019 Feb 19)
* I think that part of the problem is that a lot of black writers are … satisfied with being successful outside of what you’d call literary fiction. And if you take that satisfaction, you don’t get in the club. You have to write literary fiction to get in the club. And there aren’t that many black writers that they’ve allowed in the club to choose from…
** On the experiences of Black writers in “Visible Man: An Interview with Mitchell S. Jackson” in The Paris Review (2014 Jan 30)
# Mitch Pacwa

Mitchell Pacwa (July 27, 1949 –) is an American Jesuit priest.

## Quotes

* We all have to answer the basic question of whether we believe this book to be God’s work or not. Do Catholics make an act of faith by which we recognize that God wants to communicate with human beings, that he has already communicated with us through a concrete salvation history, and that the Bible is the Word of God rather than just a book like any other? Does the Bible make some demand on my mind and will to recognize this history of revelation and to make a commitment to what God has revealed? Am I willing to go that far?
** Finding God in the Bible: Author Q&A with Father Mitch Pacwa, S.J. (July 15, 2014)
# Mitch Fatel

Mitch Fatel (born Mitch Fertel in 1968) is a stand-up comedian in New York. Fatel performs regularly at the famed Comedy Cellar. He has performed on the Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien and works as a correspondent on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Fatel started his career as an NYU intern for The Howard Stern Show in 1988 and appeared on Howard Stern's Negligeé and Underpants Party pay-per-view special in a homeless man makeover segment.

## Sourced
### Miniskirts & Muffins (2004)

* Sometimes when I'm eating a blueberry muffin, it's so tasty and delightful, that I think, "Wow, this is better than sex!" And sometimes when I'm having sex I think, "Wow, this is very expensive. I should have just gotten a muffin." Because it's less expensive and you can cut it in half and save some for later. Yes, you can refrigerate your muffins.
** Muffins
* Girls love their showers, they spend like twelve hours in there. I know why too, I read in Cosmo. It said that, "Eighty three percent of all women masturbate in the shower." That's wonderful. I can't masturbate in the shower cause my legs give out and then I rip down the shower curtain. And then my Mom gets mad. And I have to go to bed without dinner. I masturbated in the car once. That's a cry for help. I wouldn't do it again, though, 'cause the cab driver got really pissed off. I was like, "I'm sorry sir, all I saw was the non-smoking sign."
** Girls Love to Shower
* I'm as close to retarded as you can get and still live alone, I'll admit that. If there was an island for retarded people, I would be their king. They would be like "he can cut his own meat, he will lead us!"
** Fired from Dennys

## References

* ↑ Howard Stern's Negligeé and Underpants Party PPV credits
* ↑ http://www.howardstern.com/rundown.hs?d=1145332800
# Mitchell T. Rozanski

Mitchell Thomas Rozanski (August 6, 1958–) is an American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who serves as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

## Quotes

* I make decisions consultatively with others, not in a vacuum, and I know in doing so I'm listening to the Holy Spirit and to those who advise me to look out for God's people. I really compare it to being a parent in a family. Sometimes parents have to make unpopular decisions that might not be understood by everyone in the family, and they might be disliked for a while, but I think parents have to make decisions for the good of the whole family.
** Meet St. Louis’ newest Archbishop, Mitchell T. Rozanski (August 3, 2020)
* People think that I have more power than I do. As the archbishop, I have to live not by "fiat" or by decree, but I have to live by gathering the people of God. Some people say that all I have to do is say it to be done, but it doesn't work that way. It is a position for great responsibility within the Church, but it is a ministry of the Church. I think that any power that I exercise has to be exercised with humility and in the light of the Gospel.
** What is the archbishopric? An archbishop explains (28 September 2023) Omnes
# Rutulians

The Rutulians are a Caucasian ethnic group in Russia and Azerbaijan.
Arranged alphabetically by author or source: A · B · C · D · E · F · G · H · I · J · K · L · M · N · O · P · Q · R · S · T · U · V · W · X · Y · Z · See also · External links

## Quotes
### M

* A real Rutul man is one who catches a wolf with his bare hands (from Rutulian folklore). (Musaev G. "Рутулы" (1997))

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Rutulians on Wikipedia
# Ruth Rigoga

Rigoga Ruth, is a Rwandan female sports anchor in Rwanda who is a popular as one of the female sports anchors in Rwanda. She has worked on many radio stations in Kigali, including: Isango star as it was where she started her career as a sports journalist in Rwanda 2010, in 2012 she went to KFM, in 2016 and she continued her career to radio&tv10 from where she went to the center of the country of media in Rwanda (RBA) in the year 2019.

## Quotes

* It is a long story but my whole life has been about sports. I tried playing very many games as I grew up, especially football. I studied high school on scholarship because of playing football,
** Meet Ruth Rigoga, the trailblazing female sports journalist defying odds The New Times, (January 26, 2021)
* It hasn’t been a smooth journey as it may seem. I have encountered many stumbling blocks along the way, especially people telling me things that demotivate me but I keep moving,
** Who are the top female sports journalists in Rwanda? Meet the women runningthe show The New Times, (June 27,2021)
* I didn’t lose sleep over that situation. I thought people were actually joking about it because anybody can buy the national team jersey in many shops around town. I also bought my jerseys from different shops,
** Meet Ruth Rigoga, the trailblazing female sports journalist defying odds The New Times, (January 26, 2021)
* It is a lot of work but naturally I love to work and do whatever I want to do well. We were given a good reception here but it is a humid country but all is well,
** Meet Ruth Rigoga, the trailblazing female sports journalist defying odds The New Times, (January 26, 2021)
* Be ready to learn on the job, take criticism positively and stay alert and informed because to be a good sports journalist or presenter, you need to always stay ahead of the pack in terms of being informed and updated on what is going on,
** Meet Ruth Rigoga, the trailblazing female sports journalist defying odds The New Times, (January 26, 2021)
* He has always been there for me and continues to encourage me. I would say things are no longer as difficult as they were when I started out because I have been able to establish myself in the sports world,
** https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/183565/Sports/meet-ruth-rigoga-the-trailblazing-female-sports-journalist-defying-odds The New Times (December 16, 2023)

## External links

Rigoga Ruth
# Ruth W. Nduati

Karithi Ruth Wanjiru Nduati is a Kenyan pediatrician and epidemiologist who also teaches at the University of Nairobi College of Health Sciences. She is also currently leading an interdisciplinary program through the University of Nairobi School of Medicine to educate physician-researchers to best implement HIV treatment and prevention methods backed by research. The program was funded by the Fogarty Training Grant which is a part of the PEPFAR funds the country of Kenya received.

## Quotes

* Stay faithful to God and He will finish what He started in you. Don't settle for being self-made.
* “Fogarty training has given us Africans the skills we need to conduct research, document the illness and look at possible interventions that work in Africa. There are people who are alive today because of Fogarty's input in terms of capacity-building, both in America and around the world. Just think about it: the first cases of HIV were described in the early ‘80s, and in just over 30 years, we are talking of eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV on the African continent. Fogarty has changed the face of HIV medicine.”
** 2017, question and answer with Dr Ruth Nduati, University of Nairobi.
* “I also formed life-long friendships with colleagues at the University of Washington, which nurtured the research creativity of the team.”
** 2017, question and answer with Dr Ruth Nduati, University of Nairobi.
# Ruth Roman

Ruth Roman (born Norma Roman; December 22, 1922 – September 9, 1999) was an American actress of film, stage, and television. A Golden Globe nominee, she became a star at Warner Bros., in the early 1950s. She also won the Sarah Siddons Award and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

## Quotes

* Acting is my life. The profession can break my heart. In fact, it already has several times. But I love it.
** From a 1949 interview mentioned in "Obituary: Ruth Roman" (1999)
* I'm grateful to the [Warner Bros.] studio. They gave me a buildup I couldn't have gotten if I hadn't been under contract. I admit I worked hard. I did around eight pictures in one year. I scarcely had time to get married. I worked up until 7:30 on Strangers on a Train the night we were flying to Las Vegas to get married. That was a Saturday night, and I had to be back at work at 9:30 Monday morning. But I was lucky to have made all those pictures. I got good experience. Then I was off the screen for two years while raising a family. It was fortunate that I had that backlog of pictures.
** As quoted in "Ruth Roman Back in Films" (1953)
* I'm either very sweet or very bad in pictures, there seems to be no in-between.
** As quoted in "Ruth Roman Back in Films" (1953)
* My happiest 26 days in the movies were spent making the picture Champion. For, though you hear a great deal about teamwork in Hollywood, you almost never see as much of it as we did while shooting this film. Whenever there was a question about a scene, we'd hold a group conference, complete with producer, director and cast, to thrash the matter out. Each suggestion was not only considered but also thoroughly discussed. . . All this was immensely helpful to me in playing the role of Emma, for I was very young in pictures then, and this was quite a different type of role from the few I'd played.
** As quoted in "Obituary: Ruth Roman" (1999)
* He surprised me on the second day of shooting by saying, "Do you know that this picture [Champion] is going to make you?" I couldn't believe that but Kirk insisted and even offered to make a bet on it. If I had taken the bet I would have lost, for the role of Emma did more for my career than any other role.
** As quoted in "Obituary: Ruth Roman" (1999)
* The scene [in Champion] I liked best was the one on the beach, and apparently a number of fans agreed with me. About half the letters I received asked for a picture of me in the bathing suit.
** As quoted in "Obituary: Ruth Roman" (1999)
* Bette Davis was great. I kept blowing my lines in one scene with her because they were so awful to try to say. I finally told the director that and Bette immediately came to my rescue. "She's right," Bette shouted. "This girl is absolutely right." Later she told me, "Ruthie, never forget what you did today. . . never be afraid to fight for what you know is right." And I never did forget.
** As quoted in "Obituary: Ruth Roman" (1999)

## External links

* Ruth Roman on IMDb
# Ruth Williams Khama
## Biography

Ruth Williams Khama “Lady Khama” was born 9 December 1923 in Blackheath in South London, and died of throat cancer in Gaborone at the age of 78 on the 22nd of May 2002. She was the wife to republic of Botswana's first president Sir Seretse Khama and a first lady of the country during the rule of his husband Seretse Khama from 1966 to 1980. As the first Lady of Botswana, Ruth became the president of the Botswana Red Cross Society which its main aim was to provide relief programs in the regiot, she also led organizations like the Girl Guides, Botswana Council of Women and the Child to Child Foundation. Lady Khama was buried in Serowe, Botswana next to her husband, recognized by all as "Mohumagadi Mma kgosi". Her marriage with Seretse Khama was the most controversial one which shocked the entire world around the 1940s and 1950s. Earlier in her life she attended Eltham Grammar School and then served as an ambulance driver in some of the airfields in south-east of England as a WAAF during the Second World War.

## Quotes

* We ask for bread and you give us stones.
** Op-Ed: The Ruth Khama I knew, by Sue Grant-Marshall, Daily Maverck, retrieved 22 November 2022
* There is a big part for me, as a woman, to play.
* I travel to Britain and Switzerland as part of my charity work for the Red Cross, but I have no desire to go anywhere else... My home is here... When I came to this country I became a Motswana.
** Ruth Williams Khama: first lady of Botswana, by History Extra, 29 March 2017, History Extra, retrieved 23 November 2022
* The Press treated their marriage as front-page news. Here, flouting all the dangers he knew to be implicit in [inter-racial marriage], was the scion of the ancient and illustrious House of Khama...And here, seeking to be an African queen, was an English working girl who had been reared to expect nothing more exotic than a semi-detached house in one of London’s great dormitories and a husband who every morning would don his bowler hat, seize his umbrella and catch a red double-decker bus to the city.
** The Ordeal of Seretse AND HIS White Queen Ruth, , by Mackenzie Porter, (15 May 1952), , retrieved 26 November 2022

## References

* 1 2 Tswalebs (20). Ruth Williams Khama Biography: Family, Education, Marriage, Death, Philanthropy. Tswalebs. Retrieved on 22, 2022.
* ↑ History Extra (29). Ruth Williams Khama: first lady of Botswana. History Extra. Retrieved on 27, 2022. Retrieved on November, 2022.
* ↑ Camissa Musium. Ruth Williams Khama (1923 - 2002). Camissa Musium. Retrieved on 23, 2022. Retrieved on November, 2022.

## External links

Op-Ed: The Ruth Khama I knew, by Sue Grant-Marshall, Daily Maverck, retrieved 22 November 2022
Ruth Williams Khama: first lady of Botswana, by History Extra, 29 March 2017, History Extra, retrieved 23 November 2022
The Ordeal of Seretse AND HIS White Queen Ruth, , by Mackenzie Porter, (15 May 1952)[1], , retrieved 26 November 2022
# P.N. Bhagwati

Prafullachandra Natwarlal Bhagwati (21 December 1921 – 15 June 2017) was the 17th Chief Justice of India, serving from 12 July 1985 until his retirement on 20 December 1986. He introduced the concepts of public interest litigation and absolute liability in India, and for this reason is held, along with Justice V. R. Krishna Iyer, to be a pioneer of judicial activism in the country.

## Quotes

* Law is not a mausoleum. It is not an antique to be taken down, dusted, admired and put back on the shelf. It is like an old but vigorous tree, having roots in history, yet continuously taking new grafts and putting out new sprouts and occasionally dropping dead wood. It is essentially a social process, the end product of which is justice and hence it must change with changing social values. Otherwise there will be estrangement between law and justice and law will cease to have legitimacy.
** P.N. Bhagwati Motilal Padmapat v State of Uttar Pradesh AIR 1979 SC 621; 118 ITR 326.
# P. A. Ogundipe

Phebean Ajibola Ogundipe, née Itayemi (6 May 1927 - 27 March 2020) OON, was a Nigerian educator and civil servant. Writing as Phebean Itayemi, she became the first Nigerian woman to be published in English, after winning a British Council short story competition. She later published textbooks under the name P. A. Ogundipe. She retired as assistant director of education in December 1976.

## Quotes about P. A. Ogundipe

* We believe that every word of adoration on the exploits of the departed heroine is well earned. Indeed, every lover of education should be thoroughly grateful to Mrs. Ogundipe for her contributions to education.
** Former President Muhammadu Buhari tribute to P.A. Ogundipe after her demise in 2020.
* Ogundipe’s life was defined by her passion for education and uncommon dedication to serve others, stressing that her legacy would live on.
** Then then Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu represented the former president paid tribute to the deceased in 2020.
* Mrs Ogundipe through her books imparted generations of Nigerians of my age. In my personal interactions with her, she was passionate about Nigeria and hoping that things would get better.
** Dr. Aladesanmi tribute to Mrs Phebean Ajibola Ogundipe in 2020.
* All Nigerians, who drank from the fountain of knowledge of the endowed English teacher.
** Buhari mourns renowned English Language educationist, P.A. Ogundipe in 2020.
* In my personal interactions with her, she was passionate about Nigeria and hoping that things would get better. Unfortunately, like many compatriots of her time, the Nigeria of their dream remains a mirage.
** Dr Aladesanmi refer to Mrs phebean as a compatriots in Nigeria in 2020.
* As a recipient of the National Honour of Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON) and other numerous awards for her works on education.
** P.A. Ogundipe being remembered for her contribution in education in 2020.
* Her autobiography, the Up-country Girl, should be a must-read for every aspiring young girl.
** Temitope Aladesanmi speak on P.A. Ogundipe book in 2020.