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# François-Bernard Mâche

François-Bernard Mâche (born April 4, 1935, Clermont-Ferrand) is a French composer of contemporary music.

## Quotes

* Myth does not set out to give lessons in natural science any more than in morals or sociology.
** Mâche, François-Bernard (1983, 1992). Music, Myth and Nature, or The Dolphins of Arion (Musique, mythe, nature, ou les Dauphins d'Arion, trans. Susan Delaney). Harwood Academic Publishers. ISBN 3718653214.
* Myth therefore seems to choose history, rather than be chosen by it.
** Music, Myth and Nature, p. 21
# François-Joseph Fétis

François-Joseph Fétis (March 25, 1784 – March 26, 1871) was a Belgian musicologist, composer, critic and teacher. He was one of the most influential music critics of the 19th century, and his enormous compilation of biographical data in the Biographie universelle des musiciens remains an important source of information today.

## Quotes

* "In the passage quoted here from Monteverdi's madrigal [Cruda amarilli, mm.9-19 and 24-30], one sees a tonality determined by the characteristic of the accord parfait on the tonic, by the sixth chord assigned to the third and seventh degrees, by the optional choice of the accord parfait or the sixth chord on the sixth degree, and finally, by the accord parfait, and above all, by the unprepared seventh chord (with major third) on the dominant."
** Joseph Fétis, (1844). Traité complet de la théorie et de la pratique de l'harmonie contenant la doctrine de la science et de l'art, 2d ed., p. 166. Brussels and Paris.
# François Andrieux

François Guillaume Jean Stanislaus Andrieux (6 May 1759 – 10 May 1833) was a French man of letters and playwright.

## Quotes

* Ce sont là jeux de prince: On respecte un moulin: on vole une province.
** Le Meunier de Sans-Souci. (Ed. 1818, Vol. III., p. 208).
** Translation: Princes' sports are these: A mill they'll spare: a province they will seize.
** Translation reported in Harbottle's Dictionary of quotations French and Italian (1904), p. 24.
* Ces malheureux rois, Dont on dit tant de mal, ont du bon quelquefois.
** Le Meunier de Sans-Souci. (Ed. 1818, Vol. III., p. 205).
** Translation: These wretched kings, Of whom all men speak ill, have oft some good in them.
** Translation reported in Harbottle's Dictionary of quotations French and Italian (1904), p. 26.
* Il en coûte bien cher pour mourir à Paris.
** Les Etourdis, Act I., Sc. II. — (Daiglemoni).
** To die in Paris costs a pretty penny.
** Translation reported in Harbottle's Dictionary of quotations French and Italian (1904), p. 56.
* Quand il veut, le diable fait tout bien.
** Le Doyen de Badajoz. (Ed. 1818, Vol. III., p. 266).
** When he wills, the devil does all things well.
** Translation reported in Harbottle's Dictionary of quotations French and Italian (1904), p. 185.
* Si nous n’avions pas des juges à Berlin.
** Le Meunier de Sans Souci. (Ed. 1818. Vol. III., p. 208).
** Suppose we had no judges in Berlin.
** Translation reported in Harbottle's Dictionary of quotations French and Italian (1904), p. 210.
# François-Philippe Mésenguy

François-Philippe Mésenguy (1677-1763) was a French Jansenist theologian.

## Quotes

* [It is necessary that the Christian] should distinguish himself from the crowd by a singular conduct; that he should walk almost alone along a by-lane, where he will have to suffer the scorn and sneers of false Christians.
** Abrégé de l’Histoire de l’Ancien Testament (1747), as translated by Mary Ilford in The Bourgeois: Catholicism vs. Capitalism in Eighteenth-Century France (1968), p. 163
# Carnegie Samuel Calian

Carnegie Samuel Calian (born July 1, 1933) was the president of Pittsburg Theological Seminary until his retirement in 2006.

## Quotations
### The Significance of Eschatology in the Thoughts of Nicolas Berdyaev (1965)

* What is underlying Berdyaev's thinking is the fact that the creative impulse must be generated from a dissatisfaction with this world. The creative impulse wishes in its original outburst to see an end to this world; it is the beginning of a different world. In short, creativity is eschatological.
** p. 66
* There are two views which present themselves before the creative act. "The first is the end of this world and the beginning of a new; and the second is the process of strengthening and perfecting this world. They are respectively the outlook of revolutionary eschatology and that of evolutionary construction." The former is the way of transcendence, and the latter is the way of objectification. "By way of objectification the creative act is adjusted to the circumstance of this world and does not reach its final state, it is cut off short. By the way of transcendence the creative act breaks through to noumenal reality and sets its bearing upon the final transformation of the world." The way of objectification, however, so occupies our thoughts, cooling down the creative energy, that man loses sight of the way of transcendence; hence little attention is given to the eschatological side of creative activity.
** p. 66
# Carnival Row

Carnival Row (2019-) is an American neo-noir fantasy streaming television series created by René Echevarria and Travis Beacham, based on Beach's unproduced film spec script, A Killing on Carnival Row. In the show, mythological beings must survive as oppressed refugees in human society as a detective works to solve murders.

## Season 1
### The World To Come

    Sophie Longerbane: Chaos is the great hope of those in the shadows. Chaos to a man like your father creates opportunity for people like you and me. Regimes fall, old worlds burn.
    Jonah Breakspear: And we decide what rises from the ashes...

## Cast

* Orlando Bloom - Rycroft Philostrate
* Cara Delevingne - Vignette Stonemoss
* David Gyasi - Agreus Astrayon
* Tamzin Merchant - Imogen Spurnrose
* Andrew Gower - Ezra Spurnrose
* Karla Crome - Tourmaline Larou
* Jared Harris - Absalom Breakspear
* Indira Varma - Piety Breakspear
* Simon McBurney - Runyon Millworthy
* Caroline Ford - Sophie Longerbane
* Arty Froushan - Jonah Breakspear

## External links

* Carnival Row quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Carnage (2011 film)

Carnage is a 2011 black comedy film about two pairs of parents who hold a cordial meeting after their sons are involved in a fight, though as their time together progresses, increasingly childish behavior throws the discussion into chaos.
    Directed by Roman Polanski. Written by Yasmina Reza and Roman Polanski, based on Le Dieu du carnage by Yasmina Reza.

## Alan Cowan

* Morally, you're supposed to overcome your impulses, but there are times you don't want to overcome them.
* [to Penelope] I saw your friend Jane Fonda on TV the other day. It made me want to go out and buy a Ku Klux Klan poster.
* Keep on stroking your own ego. It's beautiful.
* Penelope, I believe in the god of carnage. The god whose rule has been unchallenged since time immemorial.

## Nancy Cowan

* I've got a John Wayne idea of manhood, too. What is it he had? A Colt .45. Something that empties a room. Any man that doesn't have those loner vibes just doesn't come off as having any substance.

## Dialogue

    Michael Longstreet: I was wondering — and I know this is isn't important — but do you know what they were arguing about? Ethan won't say a word.
    Nancy Cowan: Ethan wouldn't let Zachary be a part of his gang.
    Penelope Longstreet: [horrified] Ethan has a gang?
    Alec Cowan: And he called him a snitch.
    Penelope Longstreet: [to Michael] Did you know Ethan had a gang?
    Michael Longstreet: No, but I'm thrilled to hear it!
    Nancy Cowan: [reaching for the scotch bottle] Let's get out of here, Alan. These people are monsters.
    Alan Cowan: Stop it, Nancy.
    Nancy Cowan: No, no, no. I want to drink some more. I- I wanna get drunk off my ass! This- this bitch throws my bag against the ceiling, nobody lifts a finger. I wanna be blind drunk.
    Alan Cowan: You're drunk enough.
    Nancy Cowan: How can you let her call our son a criminal? We come over here to work things out with them and they, they insult us, they browbeat us, they lecture us about being good citizens of the world! I am glad our son kicked the shit out of your son and I wipe my ass with your human rights!
    Michael Longstreet: Wow! Get a couple of drinks in her and BAM!, her true self comes out.
    Michael Longstreet: Penelope, what happened to your sense of humor?
    Penelope Longstreet: I don't have a sense of humor, and I don't want one!
    Nancy Cowan: At least our kid isn't a little wimpy-ass faggot!
    Penelope Longstreet: Yours is a FUCKING SNITCH!
    Alan Cowan: Nancy, it's absurd to drink in your condition.
    Nancy Cowan: What condition?

## Cast

* Jodie Foster as Penelope Longstreet
* John C. Reilly as Michael Longstreet
* Kate Winslet as Nancy Cowan
* Christoph Waltz as Alan Cowan
* Elvis Polanski as Zachary Cowan
* Eliot Berger as Ethan Longstreet
* Roman Polanski as a neighbor (uncredited cameo)

## External links

* Carnage quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Carnage at Allmovie
* Carnage at Mojo
* Carnage at Rotten Tomatoes
* Official website
# Carnegie School

The Carnegie School was a so-called "Freshwater" economics intellectual movement in the 1950s and 1960s based at Carnegie Mellon University and led by Herbert A. Simon, James March, and Richard Cyert.

## Quotes

* James March and Herbert Simon in 1958’s Organizations identified perhaps the central puzzle of hierarchical organizations: how can structures composed of (boundedly rational) individuals, each subject to a raft of cognitive biases and limited processing capacity, manage to accomplish the magnificent? The answer was that hierarchy, long seen as simply a manifestation of a chain of command, served an information-processing function directly analogous to a computer program....
    A second major contribution of the Carnegie School was Cyert and March’s A Behavioral Theory of the Firm in 1963. This work was an effort to give a more plausible account of business decision-making than the stylized depiction of boundlessly rational maximizers in the economic theory of the firm.
   * Gerald F. Davis (2013). "Organizational theory," in: Jens Beckert & Milan Zafirovski (eds.) International Encyclopedia of Economic Sociology, p. 484-488
* The essay discusses the rise of (modern) behavioral economics during the last few decades. In contrast to Louis Uchitelle’s assertion, in his Feb. 11, 2001, NY Times essay, that behavioral economics began in 1994, I would try to argue that it began during the 1950s and early 1960s, although some aspects of it had even emerged in the works of Marshall, Wesley Mitchell, J.M. Clark and others, before WWII.
    Although contributions of many writers have helped the rise of behavioral economics including psychologists Kahneman and Tversky, I regard the works of George Katona and Herbert Simon instru mental in its rise. While the works of Katona and his colleagues at Michigan University led to the use of survey method in economics and its utilization in measuring the impact of consumer expectations on macroeconomic activity, the work of Simon at Carnegie Tech.(a tremendously stimulating intellectual environment for economic theorizing then) resulted in the important theoretical foundations of behavioral economics, such as the concept of bounded rationality. Interestingly enough, that stimulating environment also led to the many contributions of Franco Modigliani, M. Miller, and others, and the start of the rational expectations hypothesis by John Muth — a student of Simon and Modigliani.
    The essay also provides the characteristics of behavioral economics, which include the utilization of the theoretical findings of psychology and other social sciences; its concentration on real observed behavior of economic agents; its rejection of the simplistic model of rational maximizing agents and its replacement with Simon’s bounded rationality; and its emphasis on the utilization of an interdisciplinary approach in economics.
   * Hamid Hosseini, "The Arrival of Behavioral Economics: From Michigan, or the Carnegie School in the 1950s and the early 1960s?." The Journal of Socio-Economics 32.4 (2003): 391-409.; abstract

## See also

* Behavioral economics
* Contingency theory
* Organizational theory
# Hamisha Daryani Ahuja

Hamisha Daryani Ahuja is a Nigerian actress, film producer, film director and businesswoman of Indian descent. Ahuja made her directorial and acting debut in the Nollywood-Bollywood cross-cultural film Namaste Wahala.

## Quotes

* The path to true happiness is following one’s dreams and living out your “Ikigai”. Ikigai is a Japanese term that advocates doing something you love, that has an impact on the world and also serves a bigger purpose.
** Highlight for her since she started making movies (22 August 2020)
* Knowledge is power, as is experience.
** Staying innovative as filmmaker and entrepreneur
* I strongly believe that unity is the way forward and is required for the world to be a better place.
** Diversity and Unity
* What I have learned from this is addressing problems and challenges with your innate nature and authenticity is in fact as effective if not more.
** Speaking about what she has learnt from challenges she has faced
* A smile, a gentle demeanour and a kind word coupled with confidence, and persistence can take you as far as you need to go. A leader can take many forms, aggression is not always the answer.
** Excerpts from LLAInterview: “The way to handle failure is move on, keep going, don’t stop” – Hamisha Daryani Ahuja, Producer of critically acclaimed ‘'Namaste Wahala’'
* Work hard, stay positive, do some good, walk your own path and keep persisting. You will definitely see the fruits of your labour.
** Her words of encouragement
* Give Gratitude. Start a gratitude journal. Write ten things you are grateful for everyday. Don’t stop. Even when things get better, which they most certainly will, keep the gratitude going. What you appreciate appreciates.
** How to handle things when the going gets rough
# Hamites

Hamites is the name formerly used for some Northern and Horn of Africa peoples in the context of a now-outdated model of dividing humanity into different races which was developed originally by Europeans in support of colonialism and slavery. The term was originally borrowed from the Book of Genesis, where it is used for the descendants of Ham, son of Noah.

## Quotes

* For over two millennia, Bible readers have blamed Ham and his progeny for everything from existence of slavery to serfdom to the perpetuation of sexual license and perversion, to the introduction of magical arts, astrology, idolatry, witchcraft and heathen religion. They have associated Hamites with tyranny, theft, heresy, blasphemy, rebellion, war and even deicide.
** Stephen R. Haynes, quoted from Malhotra, R., Nīlakantan, A. (Princeton, N.J.). (2011). Breaking India: Western interventions in Dravidian and Dalit faultlines
# Hammett

Hammett is a 1982 stylized homage to noir and pulp fiction. It is a fictionalized account about writer Dashiell Hammett.
    Directed by Wim Wenders and written by Thomas Pope (adaptation), Dennis O'Flaherty, Ross Thomas, based upon the novel by Joe Gores.

## Samuel Dashiell Hammett

* Why is he tailing me all over town? Does he think I'm pretty or what?
* I knew you gone sour, Ryan, but I didn't know you gone simple.

## Jimmy Ryan

* Her name wasn't really Sue Alabama... It was Sue something Greek and unpronounceable.
* She primed him and I went in on the cleanup.
* Sex was nearly all Sue Alabama ever needed, and she could use it the way some guys use a blackjack.
* I can't figure him for a cannon. The only thing Pen Pal would ever use is the U.S. Mail... Extortion.

## Sue Alabama

* He needed one hand for the money and the other for the gun... He wasn't good enough to handle both.

## Others

    The Punk: Whose there? You don't want a belly full of daylight!
    English Eddie Hagedorn: You have a unique persuasive style, sir. Perhaps a little lacking in finesse, but then, polish isn't everything.

## Dialog

    Ryan: That'll stop a kitten if you're lucky.
    Sue Alabama: It'll stop a tiger if you know how to point it.
    Ryan: At least you didn't hit the money.
    Sue Alabama: I didn't aim at the money.
    Sue Alabama: Give me two hours.
    Ryan: Why?
    Sue Alabama:For old times' sake.
    Ryan: I'll give you one.
    Sue Alabama: Okay, one.
    Ryan: (Voice Over) I didn't give her an hour, of course... I didn't even giver her 15 minutes... They picked her up at the Union Station with a ticket to Chicago in her bag.
    The Punk: You son of a bitch! I'll strangle you with your own guts!
    Hammett: People lose teeth talking like that.

## External links

* Hammett quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Henry Powell Spring

Henry Powell Spring (b. 1891 – fl. 1940s) was an American spiritual philosopher.

## Quotes

* The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in a period of moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.
** What Is Truth (1944), sometimes mistakenly attributed to Dante Alighieri.
# Henry Scott Holland

Henry Scott Holland (27 January 1847 – 17 March 1918) was Regius Professor of Divinity at the University of Oxford. He was also a canon of Christ Church, Oxford.

## Quotes
### Our Neighbors (1911)

* We have, in our Slum Cities, manufactured a Poverty which, instead of bracing and disciplining our manhood into higher service, tends only to maim and stunt and discredit and degrade it.
* Here are poor who, far from discovering their true selves through the pressure of their poverty, find in it a cloud which for ever hides them from themselves.
* Poverty ... allows them no room to breathe, to grow, to expand. It gives no time for spiritual interests. It chokes back the religious instincts. It offers no opportunities for the play of the higher energies. They are too tired to think, or to read, or to pray.
* Do we suppose Jesus Christ laid His blessing on this unholy poverty? Do we really imagine that this is what He had in His eye, as He pronounced the benediction? Nay! This is the Poverty which blights and curses. This is the Poverty which God hates. This is the Poverty which is an outrage on man, and an insult to God. Far from accepting it as a preparation for the Kingdom of Heaven, we have, in the name of that Kingdom, to demand that it be swept off the face of the earth and be never again seen.
# Henry Savile Clarke

Henry Savile Clarke (1841 – 1893) was a dramatist and critic. He wrote and produced a dramatisation of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.

## Quotes

* A Nursery Magician took All little children by the hand: And led them laughing through the book Where Alice walks in Wonderland.
** Quoted in A Selection from the Letters of Lewis Carroll to his Child-Friends (1933) edited by Evelyn M. Hatch, p. 188

### Hugger-Mugger

* All apartments are eligible as I ever heard tell of, just as all shopkeepers, barring that publican next door, are respectable.
* I haven't seen this chap's boots yet, but I should say from his knock he's a good opinion of himself.
* Be speedy, for I was born under a thirsty star.
* Whenever I had spotted a real good thing, my funds would never run to paper and stamps to apply for shares.
* Nobody but a highlander can go about without his trousers.
* You see around you the old masters. They were called masters, as you are doubtless aware, because they taught drawing; the epithet old was applied on account of the general leeriness of their dispositions.
* We will indulge in all those miscellaneous commercial operations, which when conducted on a small scale are called thieving, but a large scale, financing.
# Henry Royce

Sir Frederick Henry Royce, 1st Baronet of Seaton, OBE (27 March 1863 – 22 April 1933) was an English engineer and car designer who, with Charles Rolls, founded the Rolls-Royce company.

## Quotes

* Strive for perfection in everything we do. Take the best that exists and make it better. When it does not exist, design it. Accept nothing nearly right or good enough.
** Slogan for the Rolls-Royce company, quoted in Transforming the Organization (1996) by Francis J. Gouillart, p. 85
* Small things make perfection, but perfection is no small thing … Whatever is rightly done, however humble, is noble.
** As quoted in A Dictionary of Marketing (2011) by Charles Doyle, p. 391
* The quality will remain long after the price is forgotten.
** As quoted in "Rolls-Royce Quotations" at the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club
* I have only one regret … that I have not worked harder.
** Deathbed assertion, as quoted in Outlook Business, Vol. 3, No. 4 (23 February 2008)

## Quotes about Royce

* One respected critic described the 40/50 hp as being "a triumph of workmanship over design" — a cruel but not wholly inaccurate assessment. The meticulous quality of engineering insisted upon by the perfectionist Henry Royce was what established the marque's reputation.
** On Royce's engineering, in Car: The Definitive Visual History of the Automobile (2011), by Penguin Books, p. 32
* There is, however, one car company that has never lost sight of its role in the marketplace. Rolls-Royce. Sir Henry Royce, who founded the company back in 1904, really was a one-man quote machine. "Strive for perfection in everything you do." "Accept nothing as nearly right or good enough." "The quality remains long after the price is forgotten." "Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it."
** Jeremy Clarkson, I Know You Got Soul: Machines With That Certain Something (2004), p. 19

## External links

* "Sir Henry Royce and the History of Rolls-Royce" at learnist
# Henry Schriver

Henry Schriver (1914 – 27 March 2011) was a Republican representative in the Ohio House of Representatives from 3 January 1967 to 31 December 1968, referred to as "the farmer philosopher".

## Quotes
### Cows, Kids, and Co-ops

* A fly is a fly, and a flower is a flower, but a hornet is an organization.
* We like to help them with their problems, and we hope we do it right; It keeps you young to live with kiddos because with them the world is always fresh and new and bright;
* Hoe a row until it is done, and then hoe another one.
* The most powerful force in all history are the teachings of that man from Galilee, who taught us to live with one another, meaning something to each other.
* Because, young folks, if you can learn to work together in Godly ways, you can settle any problem that the mind of man can raise.
* It's a simple thing to break a string, but you cannot hope to break a rope.
* A better job is always done when two pitch in and work as one.
* I'd rather lose at pinochle than win at solitaire.
* Apple pie without the cheese is like a kiss without the squeeze.
* One more word before I go... this is on final tribute to you that I would like to pay — I am blessed indeed that you have passed my way.

## Quotes about Schriver

* The National Cooperative Business Association established the Cooperative Hall of Fame to honor individuals whose contributions to cooperative business have been heroic. What made Henry Schriver rise to the top was not only the sheer number of people he helped over the years, but that he himself was a co-op member.
** Liz Bailey of the Cooperative Development Foundation, Farm and Dairy News