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# Yemisi Akinbobola

Yemisi Akinbobola is a Nigerian media entrepreneur, academic, and co-winner of the CNN African Journalist Award 2016 in sports.

## Quotes

* I would like to see journalism in some countries on the conticontinentnent and embrace the full potentials of new technology. There’s so much we can be doing with things like virtual reality and data – though for us to really explore the full potential of data journalism, we need more open data, and better application of the Freedom of Information Act.
** Yemisi spoke about journalism Guardian
* I have had instances where men try to help but end up being patronizing. The sad reality especially as a female entrepreneur is that people are less willing to invest in you because you are a woman. But it should not stop you. I try to show my daughters that they should grow up not letting their gender be an obstacle to what they really want to do.
** Yemisi on Female Entrepreneur The Saturday Standard
* A natural extension of our work is to contribute to journalism training in Africa, so we will also be introducing online training materials covering a variety of areas relevant to online journalism,
** Yemisi spoke about extension of journalism IQ4News
* An explicit call to the global media, especially African ones, to cover global issues without bias or discrimination, such as gender equality, culture and gender, as well as issues of the environment and global peace.
** Yemisi Advocates for gender equality Sun News
* I think there is a question of reviewing how we do journalism, for example, the focus on balance and simply presenting the facts has not really helped the current political environment. It is not just enough to present both sides anymore.So trust is not necessarily always about not trusting the facts. But more on not trusting what each media represents.
** Dr Akinbobola opinion about journalism ICIRN
* In the wake of campaigns like the #MeToo movement, and gender pay gap scandals, networks like the African Women in the Media are important, not just so we women in the media can connect and support each other, but so we can initiate change
** Yemisi talked about Africa Women Sun News
* The Pitch Zone for us at AWiM is our way of putting words into action. Our research shows that allocation of resources to produce stories are often gendered in newsrooms. The reporting grant is our way of ensuring that women in media have the opportunity to produce the kind of stories that will give them the visibility and recognition they deserve
** Yemisi Akinbobola spoke at AWIM Economist
# Yemisi Edun

Yemisi Edun is the Managing Director/Chief executive officer of First City Monument Bank in Nigeria, the first woman to ever hold the position.Yemisi Edun is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN).

## Quotes

* Managing the affairs of a financial institution at this time is a yeoman’s job. The best bankers in the world will affirm this.
** "Yemisi Edun, making a big difference", The Guardian (March 6, 2021)
* "The fundamental approach to managing customers situation was professionalism, patience, and a people-first attitude".
** Different customers with different attitudes, Yemisi Edun speaking on how to manage customers attitude.
* "The Bank recognises that good customer service is essential to earning its customers’ trust and loyalty".
** Yemisi Edun speaking on how to earn customers loyalty and trust.
* “I am not a product of my circumstances; I am a product of my decisions".
** standing firm in life choice and decisions.
# Yes

Yes is an affirmative particle in the English language.
    For the English progressive rock band, see Yes (band).

## Quotes

* Yes is the answer and you know that for sure. Yes is surrender, you got to let it, you got to let it go…
** John Lennon, in "Mind Games", on Mind Games (1973)
* Everything in the world began with a yes. One molecule said yes to another molecule and life was born.
** Clarice Lispector, The Hour of the Star (1977), p. 11
* Unschuld ist das Kind und Vergessen, ein Neubeginnen, ein Spiel, ein aus sich rollendes Rad, eine erste Bewegung, ein heiliges Ja-sagen.
** Innocence, the child is, and forgetting; a new beginning, a play, a self-propelling wheel, a first moving, a holy Yes-saying.
*** Friedrich Nietzsche, "The Three Metamorphoses," Thus Spoke Zarathustra
* Y E S
** Yoko Ono, in her "Ceiling Painting" an avant-garde artwork presented at the Indica Gallery, in which people had to climb a white ladder and use a magnifying glass to see what was printed on a tiny message on the ceiling : "Y E S". (November 1966). It was during this exhibition that John Lennon first became familiar with her and her work, and he later referenced the work in his song "Mind Games" (1973).
* After the final no there comes a yes And on that yes the future world depends. No was the night. Yes is this present sun.
** Wallace Stevens, "The Well Dressed Man with a Beard", in The Collected Poems of Wallace Stevens (1965), p. 247
* Those that say yes are rewarded by the adventure they have. Those that say no are rewarded by the safety they attain.
** Keith Johnstone

## See also

* Acceptance
* Amen
# Yeni Kuti

Yeni Kuti (also known as YK, born 24 May 1961, England, United Kingdom) is a dancer, singer and descendant of the Ransome-Kuti family.

## Quotes

* “I won't leave my husband even if he cheats on me”
** Yeni Kuti's word
# The Lone Ranger

The Lone Ranger (1949–1957) is an American TV drama series featuring a masked former Texas Ranger from the American Old West. The title character was played by Clayton Moore, who gallops on horseback righting injustices with the aid of his clever, laconic American Indian assistant, Tonto (Jay Silverheels).

## Recurrent quotes

* The Lone Ranger: Hi-yo, Silver, away!
* Narrator: [at the beginning of each episode] A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty "Hi-yo, Silver, away!" The Lone Ranger!
* Bad guy in Jail: Who was that masked man? Law enforcement officer: I don't know. I've heard him called the Lone Ranger.

## The Lone Ranger Fights On

    [In a secret silver mine]
    Lone Ranger: I want to ask a small favor.
    Friend: What is it?
    Lone Ranger: Do you think you could mold silver for me?
    Friend: I reckon I could do so on this stove. What do you want me to mold?
    Lone Ranger: Bullets.
    Friend: Silver bullets?! Doesn't lead kill good enough?
    Lone Ranger: I told you, I don't shoot to kill. I want a silver bullet to be a symbol of justice.

## External links

* The Lone Ranger Theme Song from Youtube
# The Lonesome Mouse

The Lonesome Mouse is a 1943 American one-reel animated cartoon and is the 10th Tom and Jerry cartoon released. This is notable for being the first speaking role of the cat and mouse duo. It was created and released in 1943, and re-released to theatres on November 26, 1949. It was directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera and produced by Fred Quimby.
    Directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Produced by Fred Quimby.

## Dialogue

    Jerry: [whispering] Hey! You wanna get back in the house, don't you?
    Tom: Yeah.
    Jerry: [whispers] Okay then, I'll.... [whispers again]
    Tom: Uh-huh?
    Jerry: And you.... [whispers again]
    Tom: Oh...
    Jerry: And then we’ll both..... [whispers again]
    Tom: That's a Lulu!
    [During a pretend cat and mouse chase, where Tom is striking a knife on Jerry]
    Jerry: Hey! We’re still kiddin’, ain’t we?
    Tom: Sure.
    Jerry: Okay then.
    [When Tom gets his pie, Jerry asks for his share, but when Jerry is about to dive into the pie, Tom grabs it away and shoves Jerry off with his foot. When Tom is about to eat, Jerry makes a stinkeye and goes near to Tom’s back and kicks his bottom, causing Tom’s face to land on the pie, and sinks]
    Jerry: Why that dirty double-crossin’, good for nothin’, two-timin’...

## Cast

* Lillian Randolph as Mammy Two Shoes (1943 original version) (uncredited)
* Thea Vidale as Mammy Two Shoes (1990 dubbed version) (uncredited)
* Harry Lang as a voice heard offscreen (uncredited)
* William Hanna as Tom and Jerry (uncredited)

## See also

* Part Time Pal
# The Lone Ranger Rides Again

The Lone Ranger Rides Again is a 1939 film about a masked ranger.
    Directed by William Witney. Written by Franklin Adreon.

## Taglines

* YOUR PHANTOM HERO OF THE AIR WAVES RETURNS TO FLESH-AND-BLOOD REEL LIFE With Tonto and Silver in an ALL-NEW series of fifteen whirlwind adventures!
* Hi-Yo Silver! AND THE ROBIN HOOD OF THE ROCKIES RIDES THE DANGER TRAIL IN A NEW AND DARING CRUSADE AGAINST THE LAWLESSNESS THAT IS THE LAW OF THE WEST!

## Cast

* Robert Livingston — The Lone Ranger
* Chief Thundercloud — Tonto
* Duncan Renaldo — Juan Vasquez
* Jinx Falkenburg — Sue Dolan

## External links

* The Lone Ranger Rides Again quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Loch Ness Horror

The Loch Ness Horror is a 1981 film about the Loch Ness Monster.
    Directed by Larry Buchanan. Written by Lynn Shubert.

## Dialogue

    Spencer Dean: Well, I can see I have you back before dark.
    Kathleen Stuart: But there be no darkness.
    Spencer Dean: No dark?
    Kathleen Stuart: At least not for hours, the light from the Highland sun close to midnight, it’s a blessing for the God-fearing and the working class, not so for the people in your country with their pagan ways. Grandpapa says Americans love the dark better than the light, because their ways are wicked.

## Taglines

* It Is Alive!
* At Last… The World's Most Treasured Story Comes to the Screen!

## Cast

* Miki MacKenzie — Kathleen Stuart
* Eric Scott — Brad
* Sandy Kenyon — Professor George Sanderson
* Barry Buchanan — Spencer Dean

## External links

* The Loch Ness Horror quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Lone Ranger (serial)

The Lone Ranger is a 1938 film about a masked Ranger.
    Directed by William Witney. Written by Franklin Adreon.

## Taglines

* THE DYNAMIC HERO OF THE AIR-WAVES - NOW A DASHING HERO ON THE SCREEN
* HEIGH-YO, SILVER! NOW WE'RE ON THE SCREEN! The three greatest characters of radio brought to vital screen life in the outstanding serial entertainment of all time.

## Cast

* Lee Powell — Allen King
* Chief Thundercloud — Tonto
* Hal Taliaferro — Bob Stuart
* Herman Brix — Bert Rogers

## External links

* The Lone Ranger quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Until Dawn: Rush of Blood

Until Dawn: Rush of Blood is a rail shooter sequel to Until Dawn.

## Dan T

* Welcome my friend, and step right up to the ride of your life! There are wonders beyond this door that will test your skill and test your will... Do we have a winner here today? See the targets... shoot the targets! And try your best not to die of course...
* Well now, listen up, listen up! Things have taken an unexpected turn and I'm the first to admit that we need things corrected. Now, there's just one thing. Don't be alarmed! You've inhaled a gas, and while there's no harm in it, there is one little side affect: you may start to see things that aren't really there. Which is why I hesitate to bestow upon you this kind of firepower but... you'll need some protection. The psycho who's done this is still at large! So I advise you to move on, and I advice you beware...
* Now, now, now, friend. You know and I know that all this consternation is just because of the gas... strong stuff! Makes funny pictures in the head! but what we need to do is get you to a specialist, and I know just the spot! It's a cozy little clinic just down the line with all the best people. Every specialist you could hope for! They even specialize in special cases, just like yours... So what do you say? Treat yourself to a treatment? Wouldn't want to relapse now would we?
* Wasn't that an explosive turn of events... you've rid us of that psychopath, but it seems we've merely hopped out of the frying pan and into the fire.
* Yes! Yes my friend, the home stretch! Our undertaking is nearly complete. We're almost at the root of this malignant force. This procedure is not without its risks. You're going to need all your wits about you if you want to prevail.

## External links

* Official website
# Untraceable

Untraceable is a 2008 thriller about an FBI agent tasked in tracking down a serial killer who posts live videos of his murders online.

## Owen Reilly

* [watching his victim in a tub filling up with acid] You know if no one was watching right now, you'd just be sitting in water. But the whole world wants to watch you die, and they don't even know you.

## Dialogue

    Agent Griffin Dowd: What's he into?
    Agent Jennifer Marsh: High-end tech and low-end porn.
    Agent Griffin Dowd: You sure he's a guy? If it's a woman, she could be my soulmate.
    Agent Jennifer Marsh: Username and password please?
    Agent Griffin Dowd Coming to you... now. Chang's restaurant?
    Agent Jennifer Marsh: He hacked into their site?
    Agent Griffin Dowd No. Half the office eats there. He's messing with us. He wanted us to find this. Who the hell is this guy?

## Taglines

* The FBI Cyber Crimes Division hunts down vicious criminals online...but the most dangerous one is hunting them.
* A cyber killer has finally found the perfect accomplice: You.
* Kill With Me?
* Something Deadly is on the Internet

## Cast

* Diane Lane as Agent Jennifer Marsh
* Colin Hanks as Agent Griffin Dowd
* Billy Burke as Detective Eric Box
* Joseph Cross as Owen Reilly
* Mary Beth Hurt as Stella Marsh
* Tyrone Giordano as Tim Wilkes
* Perla Haney-Jardine as Annie Haskins
* Christopher Cousins as David Williams

## External links

* Untraceable quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Up From Slavery

Up from Slavery is the 1901 autobiography of American educator Booker T. Washington.

## Quotes

* During the next half-century and more, my race must continue passing through severe American crucible. We are to be tested in our patience, our forbearance, our perseverance, our power to endure wrong, to withstand temptations, to economize, to acquire and use skill; in our ability to compete, to succeed in commerce, to disregard the superficial for the real, the appearance for the substance, to be great and yet smile, learned and yet simple, high and yet the servant of all.
* Nothing ever comes to me, that is worth having, except as a result of hard work.
* The older I grow, the more I am convinced that there is no education which one can get from books and costly apparatus that is equal to that which can be gotten from contact with great men and women.
* I have learned that success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed.
* Every persecuted individual and race should get much consolation out of the great human law, which is universal and eternal, that merit, no matter under what skin found, is in the long run, recognized and rewarded.
* At that institution I got my first taste of what it meant to live a life of unselfishness, my first knowledge of the fact that the happiest individuals are those who do the most to make others useful and happy.
* At Hampton I not only learned that it was not a disgrace to labour, but learned to love labour, not alone for its financial value, but for labour's own sake and for the independence and self-reliance which the ability to do something which the world wants done brings.
* I used to picture the way that I would act under such circumstances; how I would begin at the bottom and keep rising until I reached the highest round of success.
* My experience has been that the time to test a true gentlemen is to observe him when he is in contact with individuals of a race that is less fortunate than his own.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Up From Slavery on Wikipedia
* Works related to Up From Slavery on Wikisource
* Media related to Up From Slavery on Wikimedia Commons
# Theo Walcott

Theo James Walcott (born 16 March 1989, Stanmore, London, England) is an English football player with Arsenal FC.

## About

* The kid can run through puddles and not make a splash. He is lightning quick and drifts over the ground.
** Harry Redknapp, former manager of Southampton FC, 2006 (Source)
* I don't think the whole World Cup can rely on Theo Walcott but he can certainly come on and make a difference - and why not start him in a game or two? He is an interesting weapon because he can play wide and centrally. Then, once he is in front of the defender, nobody can catch him. He is a fantastic prospect.
** Arsène Wenger, manager of Arsenal FC, 2006 (Source)
* For me, it is not so surprising England chose him. In training we all notice him because he is confident and very quick.
** Gilberto Silva, Brazilian World Cup winning footballer, 2006 (Source)
* He is potentially brilliant, and he is going to be exciting, but potential is nothing unless you can produce it. I would think he's way, way, way, miles away from international World Cup football.
** Bobby Robson, former manager of England, 2006 (Source)
* I trained with the lad last season at Southampton for two or three weeks. In all the years I played there was never anything I saw on a training pitch that took my breath away, but he was doing things on the pitch that made me stand up and say 'Wow'. He could go on and make a better player than Wayne Rooney.
** Matt Le Tissier, former England footballer, 2006 (Source)
* He has the record on 40 metres. I think it's 4.72 seconds or something like that. Certainly Theo could have been a 100-metre runner.
** Arsène Wenger, Arsenal manager, 2009 (Source)
# Theo Marzials

Théophile-Jules-Henri "Theo" Marzials (20 December 1850 – 2 February 1920) was a British composer, singer and poet. Marzials was described in 1894 as a "poet and eccentric" by parodist Max Beerbohm, and, after writing and performing several popular songs, vanished into obscurity. His poetry is seen as an example of 19th-century aestheticism.

## Quotes

* And also there’s a little star So white a virgin’s it must be:— Perhaps the lamp my love in heaven Hangs out to light the way for me.
** Song (1883).
* “Ahoy! and Oho, and it’s who’s for the ferry?” (The brier’s in bud and the sun going down:) “And I’ll row ye so quick and I’ll row ye so steady, And ’t is but a penny to Twickenham Town.
** Twickenham Ferry (1883).
* Death! Plop. The barges down in the river flop. Flop, plop, Above, beneath. From the slimy branches the grey drips drop... To the oozy waters, that lounge and flop... And my head shrieks--"Stop" And my heart shrieks--"Die"...
** A Tragedy, reported by several critics to be the worst poem published in the English language..

## About Theo Marzials

* I have read a rondeau or rondel by Marzials in the Athenaeum beginning and ending "When I see you": it was very graceful and shewing an art and finish rare in English verse. This makes me the more astonished about Flop flop.
** Gerard Manley Hopkins, letter to Robert Bridges (1878-05-13).
* [T]he handsomest, the wittiest, the most brilliant and the most charming of poets. On the last occasion when I happened to catch sight of him, looking into a case of stuffed birds at South Kensington Museum, he had eaten five large chocolate creams in the space of two minutes. He had a career tragic in the extreme and, as I believe, is now dead.
** Ford Madox Ford (1911). In fact, Marzails was then still living, and did not die until 1920.

## External links

* Did this man really write the worst poem ever?
# Thelma Ekiyor

Thelma Arimiebi Ekiyor is a social entrepreneur and impact investor who has served in authoritative positions within many organizations. Ekiyor has focused primarily on investing in women Entrepreneurs. She started her career supporting women in peacebuilding and empowering women and youth through financial independence and educational access. She has experience with projects in over 22 African countries. Ekiyor worked in post-conflict countries like Liberia with the peace activist Leymah Gbowee.

## Quotes

* In 5 years I believe that we will be showcasing a lot of lucrative innovations that were created by Africans for Africa.
** Thelma Ekiyor speaks on African innovation.
* We have a strategic role to play in breaking that financial and growth ceiling.
** Thelma Ekiyor talking about female entrepreneurs
* Start wherever you are and just do your little bit and that little will match up with somebody else little bit. Before you know it we have a wide level of impact.
** Thelma Ekiyor talking about philanthropy
* we will get more funding and financing if we collaborate because we will prove that Africa is the place where people should invest.
** Thelma Ekiyor talking about philanthropy
* So many people struggle with where do I start from even when they want to make a difference.
** Thelma Ekiyor talking about philanthropy
* Women are way ahead of men in terms of wanting to be social change makers.
** Thelma Ekiyor talking about philanthropy
* If your voice is not part of shaping what black philanthropy is, we will be impacted by what other people develop.
** Thelma Ekiyor talking about philanthropy
# Them!

Them! is a 1954 film in which the earliest atomic tests in New Mexico cause common ants to mutate into giant man-eating monsters that threaten civilization.
    Directed by Gordon Douglas. Written by George Worthing Yates.

## Dr. Harold Medford

* None of the ants previously seen by man were more than an inch in length - most considerably under that size. But even the most minute of them have an instinct and talent for industry, social organization, and savagery that makes man look feeble by comparison.
* We may be witnesses to a Biblical prophecy come true - 'And there shall be destruction and darkness come upon creation, and the beasts shall reign over the Earth.'

## Dialogue

    Coroner Putnam: I finished the autopsy on Gramps Johnson. Do you want it technical or plain?
    Trooper Capt. Fred Edwards: Just plain, Doc. Get to the verb.
    Coroner Putnam: Well, Old Man Johnson could've died in any one of five ways: His neck and back were broken, his chest was crushed, his skull was fractured... and here's one for Sherlock Holmes - there was enough formic acid in him to kill twenty men.
    Robert Graham: Pat, if these monsters got started as a result of the first atomic bomb in 1945, what about all the others that have been exploded since then?
    Dr. Patricia 'Pat' Medford: I don't know.
    Dr. Harold Medford: Nobody knows, Robert. When Man entered the atomic age, he opened a door into a new world. What we'll eventually find in that new world, nobody can predict.
    Robert Graham: And I thought today was the end of them.
    Dr. Harold Medford: No. We haven't seen the end of them. We've only had a close view of the beginning of what may be the end of us.
    Dr. Patricia 'Pat' Medford: [observing the tunnel walls] Look! Held together with saliva!
    Police Sgt. Ben Peterson: Yeah! Spit's all that's holding me together right now, too.

## Taglines

* A horror horde of crawl-and-crush giants clawing out of the earth from mile-deep catacombs!
* Kill one and two take its place!
* The Amazing New Warner Bros. Sensation!

## Cast

* James Whitmore — Sgt. Ben Peterson
* Edmund Gwenn — Dr. Harold Medford
* Joan Weldon — Dr. Pat Medford
* James Arness — FBI Agent Robert Graham

## External links

* Them! quotes at the Internet Movie Database