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# 1862

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# 1863

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## Quotes

* In eighteen-hundred and sixty-three! Old Abe, he ended slavery! Hurrah, hurrah!
** "When Johnny Comes Marching Home".
# 1858

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# 1860

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# 1944

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# 1947

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# 1948

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# 1942

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# 1945

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# 1946

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# 1943

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# Ares

Ares (Ancient Greek: Ἄρης, Árēs) is the Greek god of war and courage. He is one of the Twelve Olympians, and the son of Zeus and Hera. The Greeks were ambivalent towards him. He embodies the physical valour necessary for success in war but can also personify sheer brutality and bloodlust, in contrast to his sister, the armoured Athena, whose martial functions include military strategy and generalship. An association with Ares endows places, objects, and other deities with a savage, dangerous, or militarised quality.

## Quotes

* Of all the gods who tread the spangled skies, Thou most unjust, most odious in our eyes! Inhuman discord is thy dire delight, The waste of slaughter, and the rage of fight;​
** Homer, Iliad, V, 890; quoted by Polybius, XII, 6, 26
** W. R. Paton, tr., The Histories of Polybius, IV (1925)
# Argument from authority

Argument from authority (Latin: argumentum ad verecundiam)

## Quotes

I shall always be grateful to one of my critics, who, in a book review, perplexed me by his remark that I was "anti-intellectual." I wrote him to find out what, precisely, made him level this charge. He replied by pointing out that I explicitly took issue with the governing ideas of today’s intelligentsia…For my critic, the very fact that I had set myself against the intelligentsia made me anti-intellectual in "a straightforward sense." May I confess that his answer thrilled me? I knew I had heard something important, something I would think about for a long time. I had always thought of an intellectual as someone who thinks for himself or herself, who explores ideas wherever they might lead, and who, above all…is suspicious of the argument from authority, especially group authority.
* Gary Saul Morson, What Is the Intelligentsia? Once More, an Old Russian Question
Appeal to an authority which depends on human reason is the weakest kind of proof.
* Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica
...when we engage in argument we must look to the weight of reason rather than authority. Indeed, students who are keen to learn often find the authority of those who claim to be teachers to be an obstacle, for they cease to apply their own judgement and regard as definitive the solution offered by the mentor of whom they approve. I myself tend to disapprove of the alleged practice of the Pythagoreans: the story goes that if they were maintaining some position in argument, and were asked why, they would reply: "The master said so", the master being Pythagoras. Prior judgement exercised such sway that authority prevailed even when unsupported by reason.
* Cicero, ''De Natura Deorum''
It is not what the man of science believes that distinguishes him, but how and why he believes it. His beliefs are tentative, not dogmatic; they are based on evidence, not on authority...
* Bertrand Russell
# Arese Ugwu

Arese Ugwu (born 19 March 1986) is a Nigerian author of the ground-breaking The Smart Money Woman, the financial-chick-lit novel, engaging young Africans on the importance of financial literacy and the impact it has on helping them get money, keep the money, and grow money.

## Quotes
### Smart Money Woman

* “The way you spend, invest and manage ten naira is the way you will spend, invest and manage ten million.”
* “Developing a wealthy mind-set requires the understanding of the concept that the way you spend, invest, and manage ten naira is the way you will spend, invest, and manage ten million.”
* "Confronting money fears is the right way to conquering them."
** in her book
* “Money matters should should be a part of premarital counseling.”
* “Ultimately, improving her net worth is more important than upgrading her wardrobe.”
* “Becoming an entrepreneur means you are responsible for an enterprise and beyond the idea”
* “In order to maximize your earning power and have the ability to invest, you need to pursue a career you are passionate about and create multiple streams of income.”
* “Women have what is called ‘imposter syndrome’. We tend to rate ourselves lower than the rest of the world would rate us.”
* “The business or job opportunities you’ll have access to will come from your ability to harness your network and learn how to convert that network into opportunities.”
* “Having an extensive network allows you to maximize your potential.”
* “A strong personal brand that visibly demonstrates your work experience as an intrapreneur, your achievements, and how you are able to overcome challenges, ultimately speaks for you before you enter a room.”

### Smart Money Tribe

* “Anyone who makes you feel bad for prioritising your financial health isn’t someone that should be in your life.”
* “The key to guilt-free spending is setting up financial systems that allow you to know what you can afford when you can afford it.”
* “A woman identifying as feminist and striving for financial independence doesn’t mean she hates men. It just means she wants equal access to opportunities that can generate enough income to look after herself and pay her bills.”
* “One of the most significant stress tests in any relationship is how people deal with financial problems. Who they are and what they do first in a financial crisis.”
* “The reality is there are only two levers that control wealth – earn more or spend less.”
* “Invest in your circle of friends because the sort of people and relationships you surround yourself with have an impact on your ability to make, keep and grow money.”
* “Your mind is your most powerful asset, if you harness it, it will be your most useful tool even in the worst of times.”
* “Invest in your circle of friends because the sort of people and relationships you surround yourself with have an impact on your ability to make, keep and grow money.”
* “If you walk into a room thinking you offer nothing, others can smell it and they’ll think it too.”
# Argylle

Argylle is a 2024 spy action comedy film about a popular spy thriller novelist whose life becomes immersed into an actual spy caper chase due to a plot twist that reveals she is the subject of a spy agency experiment due to amnesia inflicted from a mission gone awry.
    Directed by Matthew Vaughn. Written by Jason Fuchs.

## Elly Conway

* I can't pull off a spy mission.
* It's called a cliffhanger, Mother.
* I'm in some really big trouble, Mom.

## Aidan

* So when you feel that fear remember; to focus on the only thing that's real. What's right in front of you.
* Oh, my God. You're Elly freaking Conway. I am such a fan!
* Whoa! There's a cat in there.
* I love this book!
* What you wrote in your new book actually happened, and you kicked a hornet's nest you didn't even know existed.
* God, I hate that cat.

## Agent Aubrey Argylle

* You're a terrorist.
* See? I was telling the truth.
* Not a real fan. Don't worry. I have it all under control.

## LaGrange

* It seems we serve the same master.
* I certainly hope you dance as well as you dress.
* You and I, we're not so different.
* Not many men have your courage.

## Dialogue

    Aidan: Had to bring the cat.
    Elly: What did you expect me to do, leave him to fend for himself? Come on!
    Aidan: He's be fine. Cat ladies always die alone and cats figure it out.
    Elly: I am not a cat lady. I'm not. And what's your problem with my cat exactly? He's really cute. He's cuddly and loyal.
    Aidan: Oh, please. You suddenly drop dead, that cat's chewing your ears off within forty-eight hours max.
    Elly: Which with you around, gets more likely by the minute.
    Elly: [Standing outside an apartment door] No one's home? What should we do?
    Aidan: Well, I am a spy after all. [Starts picking door lock and they enter the apartment to find completely bare] All right. Writer's intuition, huh?
    Elly: Notice anything?
    Aidan: Yeah, Bakunin was loaded. He wouldn't live in a dump like this.
    Ritter: [In command center] Team one, what's your status?
    Hit team member: [In a speeding van] We're two miles out.
    Elly: No, it's wallpaper over brick. Does that seem normal to you?
    Aidan: Uh, whoever lived here had bad taste? Can we- ca- let's- let's split. [Elly tears down off a wallpaper strip] What are you doing?!
    Elly: Look, look, look, there's a line, this is a clue. [Points to white splotch on dark bricks] Look at this.
    Aidan: That's spackle. That's plaster. Let's go.
    Elly: This is something.
    Aidan: We got 95 more locations to check. Come on. Let's get outta here.

## Taglines

* The greater the spy, the bigger the lie.
* Once you know the secret, don't let the cat out of the bag.

## Cast

* Bryce Dallas Howard – Elly Conway
* Sam Rockwell – Aidan
* Bryan Cranston – Ritter
* Catherine O'Hara – Ruth Conway
* Henry Cavill – Agent Aubrey Argylle
** Louis Partridge (young)
* Sofia Boutella – Saba Al-Badr
* Dua Lipa – LaGrange
* Ariana DeBose – Kiera
* John Cena – Wyatt
* Samuel L. Jackson – Alfred Solomon
* Chip – Alfie

## External links

* Argylle quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# 2011

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# 2010 Pune bombing

The 2010 Pune bombing occurred on 13 February 2010 at approximately 19:15 Indian Standard Time, when a bomb exploded at a German bakery in the Indian city of Pune, Maharashtra. The blast killed 18 people, and injured at least 60 more,[8] including an Italian woman, two Sudanese students and an Iranian student.

## Quotes

* Thereafter, on 8th February we had a very serious input. I placed it before the Director (IS). He personally drafted an advisory communication to three States which had Chabad Houses (place of worship and seminary for Jewish worshippers). The advisory communication was signed by the concerned Joint Secretary and issued. There was imminent threat of fidayeen attacks to these places and their vicinity. According to information available with the Home Ministry, Chabad Houses were located in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore and Kochi. Hence the States of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Kerala were sensitised on 8th February 2010. The input shared by the Home Ministry proved right. On 13th February 2010, there was a bomb blast in a German Bakery very close to the Chabad House in Pune. As many as 67 people died and many were injured. This was a blast which could have been avoided. It appears that the Central alert was not taken seriously by the State government and even the Commissioner of Police, Pune, did not receive the input from the government of Maharashtra... Or was it a deliberate policy not to share the input? I ask this question because of certain information on funds used for terror attack...
** Mani, R. V. S. (2018). The myth of Hindu terror: Insider account of Ministry of Home Affairs 2006-2010.

## See also

* Rajneesh
# 2012

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# 379

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# 383

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# 378

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# 37 BC

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# 384

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# 38

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# 384 BC

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# 380

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# 381

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# 382

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# Connor Bamford

Connor Bamford is a British virologist at Queen's University Belfast.

## Quotes

* Outbreaks of new viruses, such as the Wuhan Coronavirus, are a constant reminder of the need to invest in research in emerging virus biology and evolution, how they infect and interact with human cells, and ultimately, to identify safe and effective drugs to treat – or vaccines to prevent – serious disease.
** Connor Bamford (2020) cited in "Mystery China pneumonia outbreak likely caused by new human coronavirus" on The Jakarta Post, 18 January 2020.
* Covering your mouth while sneezing, washing your hands, and not putting your hands to your mouth before washing them, could help limit the risk of catching any respiratory virus.
** Connor Bamford (2020) cited in "Wuhan coronavirus: face masks 'do nothing' - virologist" on RNZ, 27 January 2020.
# Conquest of Mecca

The conquest of Mecca (Arabic: فتح مكة‎ fatḥ makkah) was the capture of the town of Mecca by Muslims led by the Islamic prophet Muhammad in December 629 or January 630 AD (Julian), 10–20 Ramadan, 8 AH. The conquest marked the end of the wars between the followers of Muhammad and the Quraysh tribe.

## Quotes

* [When the Prophet destroyed the idols of Mecca] there came out from one of these two stones a grey haired black woman who was tearing at her face with her nails, naked, pulling at her hair and crying out in her woe. Asked about that, the Prophet said, ‘This is Nā Ô ila who has abandoned hope that she will ever be worshipped in your land again.’ And it is said that the Devil (Iblı̄s) cried out in woe on three occasions: once when he was cursed [by God] and his form was changed from that of the angels; once when he saw the Prophet standing in prayer in Mecca; and once when the Prophet conquered Mecca and the Devil said to his progeny who had gathered to him, ‘Abandon all hope that the community of Muh ammad will revert to shirk after this day of theirs.’
** account of the Prophet’s destruction of idols around the KaÒba at the time of the conquest of Mecca (al-fath· ) which is narrated by Wāqidı̄ (d. 207/823), quoted in G. R. Hawting - The Idea of Idolatry and the Emergence of Islam_ From Polemic to History-Cambridge University Press (2006) 64
* The Messenger after arriving in Mecca, once the populace had settled down, went to the shrine and went round it seven times on his camel, touching the Black Stone with a stick which he had in his hand. This done, he summoned Uthman ibn Talha and took the keys of the Ka'ba from him, and when the door was opened for him, he went in. There he found a dove made of wood. He broke it in his hands and threw it away. . . . [Accord­ing to another account] the Messenger entered Mecca on the day of the conquest and it contained 360 idols which Iblis (or Satan) had strengthened with lead. The Messenger was standing by them with a stick in his hand saying, “The truth has come and falsehood has passed away.” (Quran 17: 81) Then he pointed at them with his stick and they collapsed on their backs one after another.
** Ibn Ishaq, quoted in F.E. Peters - Muhammad and the Origins of Islam-State University of New York Press (1994) 236
* When the Messenger had prayed the noon prayer on the day of the conquest (of Mecca), he ordered that all the idols which were around the Ka'ba should be collected and burned with fire and broken up.
** Ibn Hisham, quoted in F.E. Peters - Muhammad and the Origins of Islam-State University of New York Press (1994) 236
# Connie Ferguson

Constance Ferguson (née Masilo; born 10 June 1970) is a South Africa-based Botswana actress, filmmaker, producer and businesswoman. She is known for her role as Karabo Moroka in the soap opera, Generations.

## Quotes

* I owe my success to simple perseverance, hard work and never taking anything for granted.
** Success is a choice Rise and Grind 28 November 2021 by Chanel Retief retrieved 29 November 2022
* I let my work speak for itself and endeavor to empowe and touch as many lives as I can positively.
** Success is a choice Rise and Grind 28 November 2021 by Chanel Retief retrieved 29 November 2022
* The Many Times Connie Has Left Us Inspired With Her Pearls of Wisdom, Choose serenity, courage, and wisdom in whatever you want to achieve.
** tswalebs, Masaru Emoto Nov 05, 2020, 03:17 PM
* Exactly a month today and it still feels surreal. It’s always been said that legends never die
** Connie Ferguson’s 2021: Losing Shona and learning to live without him, https://www.timeslive.co.za/tshisa-live/tshisa-live/2021-12-31-timeline--connie-fergusons-2021-losing-shona-and-learning-to-live-without-him/ , 31 December 2021 - 08:00 by Chrizelda Kekana.
* My love, my skatpie, never in a million years would I be in this position that I am today, speaking as I am today without your physical presence. Sho, I thought you and I were going to grow old together. That’s what I saw, that’s what I saw for us. That’s always been the dream. I never anticipated where we are today. God brought you into my life 20 years ago, and I anticipated another 20 years with you.”
** Connie Ferguson’s 2021: Losing Shona and learning to live without himhttps://www.timeslive.co.za/tshisa-live/tshisa-live/2021-12-31-timeline--connie-fergusons-2021-losing-shona-and-learning-to-live-without-him/ 31 December 2021 -08;00 by Chizelda kekana.
* We miss you so much, my love, but it is well. We are okay. We miss you so much.
** News 24 by Keitumetse Maako.