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# Gulbadan Begum

Gulbadan Begum (c. 1523 – 7 February 1603) was a Mughal princess and the daughter of Emperor Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire.

## Quotes
### Humayun Nama

    Humayun-Nama : The History of Humayun by Gul-Badan Begam
* To each Begum is to be delivered as follows: one special dancing girl of the dancing girls of sultan Ibrahim, with one gold plate full of jewels - ruby and pearl, cornelian and diamond, emerald and turquoise, topaz and cat’s-eye - and two small mother-of-pearl trays full of asharfis, and two other trays of shahrukhis.
* One common thought Gul-badan and the rest could have shared with the Hindwt ladies,—that of the duty of pilgrim- age and of respect for holy places. When next history concerns itself with our begam, it is to tell of her setting out, in 1575, for Makka. The Emperor had been unwilling to part with her, and it may be, even, had delayed with the thought of accompanying her. His heart was now much set upon making the haj, but he did no more than walk a short distance with a caravan from Agra, dressed in the seamless wrapper of the Arabian ceremonies. Though debarred from leaving Hindustan himself, he helped many others to fulfil this primary duty of their faith, and opened wide his purse for their expenses. Each year he named a leader of the caravan, and provided him with gifts and -ample funds. Sultan Khwaja, Gul-badan’s cicerone, took, amongst other presents, 12,000 dresses of honour.
# Gullah

The Gullah are an African American population who lived in the Lowcountry region of the U.S. states of Georgia and South Carolina, in both the coastal plain and the Sea Islands (including urban Savannah and Charleston). They developed a creole language, the Gullah language, and a culture rich in African influences that makes them distinctive among African Americans.

## Quotes

* Gullah is a unique Creole language, richer in linguistic survivals than any in-land [U.S] black speech.
** By scholar William S. Pollitzer, on the Gullah people and their African heritage, (contributor: Moltke-Hansen, David), [University of Georgia Press (2005), p. 125, ISBN 9780820327839
* We are about to develop a better understanding of the Gullah people, considered by many experts to be African Americans in the truest sense of the term.
** On the distinctiveness of the Gullah and the survival of their African heritage despite centuries of slavery. By Seikyo Times, Issues 390-413. Contributor: Nichiren Shosu of America, NSA Publications Department (1994), p. 95
* Anyone interested in the Gullah must ask how they have managed to keep their special identity and so much more of their African cultural heritage than any other group of Black Americans. The answer is to be found in the warm, semitropical climate of coastal South Carolina and Georgia; in the system of rice agriculture adopted there in the 1700s; and in a disease environment imported unintentionally from Africa. These factors combined almost three hundred years ago to produce an atmosphere of geographical and social isolation among the Gullah which has lasted, to some extent, up until the present day.
** Scholar Joseph A. Opala, on the origin of the Gullah. The Gullah: Rice, slavery and the Sierra Leone-American connection — "Origin of the Gullah," [in] Yale, (PDF) p. 1
* There is an enduring kinship between the Gullah people and the people of Sierra Leone. The modern Gullahs and Black Seminoles are especially interested in their African origins and proud of their African cultural heritage. Sierra Leoneans, on their part, have every reason to feel proud that a Black American community has been able to preserve so much Sierra Leonean cultural heritage, and that a portion of them waged the longest and fiercest struggle against slavery in United States history.
** Scholar Joseph A. Opala, on the origin of the Gullah and their connection to the peoples of Sierra Leone. The Gullah: Rice, slavery and the Sierra Leone-American connection — "Origin of the Gullah," [in] Yale, (PDF) p. 2 (conclusion)

## See also

* African American
* Black people
# Gulf of Kutch

The Gulf of Kutch is located between the peninsula regions of Kutch and Saurashtra, bounded in the state of Gujarat that borders Pakistan. It opens towards the Arabian Sea facing the Gulf of Oman. It is about 50 km wide at the entrance before narrowing into marshland, creeks and inlets.

## Quotes

* Cutch is composed chiefly of hills, woods, and sandy wilds; and we are utterly ignorant of any particulars, relating to the interior part of it, The mouths of several rivers appear in the map of its coast: and the ancient maps describe the Puddar river, as discharging itself into the gulf of Cutch, through these opeyings. It is possible that the tiver formed by the Caggar, and other streams, may discharge itself by one or more of these openings; unlefs it loses itself in the sands of the desert, which borders on the north of Cutch. ... A MS. map describes the junction of the Sursooty and Caggar rivers: probably this junction is formed above Sursooty town; for Tamerlane had not crofsed the Caggar when at Sur- sooty ; and the Sursooty river lay beyond the Caggar.
** Memoir of a map of Hindoostan: the Mogul empire with an introduction, illustration of the geography and present division of that country by Rennell, James quoted in Chakrabarti, D. K., & Saini, S. (2009). The problem of the sarasvati river and notes on the archaeological geography of haryana and indian panjab. Aryan Books International.
# Gulf of Genoa

The Gulf of Genoa (Golfo di Genova) is the northernmost part of the Ligurian Sea. This Italian gulf is about 145 km (90 mi) wide from the city of Imperia in the west to La Spezia in the east. The largest city on its coast is Genoa, which has an important port and a storied history.

## Quotes

* On the whole I was much disappointed with all after Mentone, until I got to Albenga, but there the valley runs up between very noble mountains, now covered with snow, and the coast road afterwards is delicious — the precipices & galleries very grand indeed, & the water more like an imagination than a fact. Still, it was grander in most respects, in the storm, until a point about six miles before we got here, where sweeping out of a Gondo like gallery, you open the whole gulph of Genoa, with its grand hills, as far as Sestri — Savona in the near bay — Genoa glittering on the opposite side of the gulph. The same view of Genoa is commanded from the port here, and I sat watching it, and, what I had never seen before, shoals of dolphins of large size bounding along the quiet swells of the sea. It gave me some new ideas altogether.
** John Ruskin, letter to his father from Savona, 25 April 1845. Harold I. Shapiro, ed. Ruskin in Italy: Letters to His Parents, 1845 (1972), p. 39
* The Gulf of Genoa itself presents the most exquisite colouring, and has been elegantly styled by a female Traveller, 'a vast prism.'
** Josiah Conder, Italy, Vol. 1 (London: James Duncan, 1831), p. 222
# Earthworm Jim

Earthworm Jim is a platforming video game released on the Sega Genesis in 1994, starring an earthworm in a cybernetic suit with a plasma gun and a rocket, trying to rescue a zoomorphic insectoid princess. It spun off an animated series on Kids' WB a year later.

## Earthworm Jim (video game)

    Earthworm Jim: GROOVY!
    Earthworm Jim: Whoa, Nelly!
    Earthworm Jim: WHAM!
    Earthworm Jim: (flying the Pocket Rocket) I'm a rocket-man!
    Earthworm Jim: (notices the asteroids in the bonus stage) Look, they're meatballs!
    Earthworm Jim: This doesn't make me a loser, does it?
    Earthworm Jim: I hate losing!
    Earthworm Jim: Psycrow, come here!
    Earthworm Jim: Man, Psycrow, you got stumped!
    Earthworm Jim: I win!
    Earthworm Jim: Hey, that's hot!
    Snowman: Must destroy Jim!
    Earthworm Jim: Look out below!
    Earthworm Jim: Wee-doggy!
    Earthworm Jim: Plasma!
    Earthworm Jim: Yippee!
    Earthworm Jim: Hey!
    Earthworm Jim: Cheater!
    Earthworm Jim: I'm nude!
    Earthworm Jim: (shooting Evil the Cat) One! Two! Three! Four! Five! Six! Seven! Eight! Nine!
    Earthworm Jim: Yee-haw!
    Lawyer: I'll sue!
    Earthworm Jim: Sharp!
    Earthworm Jim: Thorn!
    Earthworm Jim: SANS THE QUEEN!

## Earthworm Jim 2

    Earthworm Jim: GROOVY!
    Earthworm Jim: Way cool!
    Earthworm Jim: Tender!
    Earthworm Jim: Ammo!
    Earthworm Jim: Whoa!
    Earthworm Jim: Bogey!
    Earthworm Jim: Tasty!
    Earthworm Jim: Salt!
    Earthworm Jim: Plasma!
    Earthworm Jim: Hold my finger!
    Earthworm Jim: Mommy.
    Earthworm Jim: Son of a...!
    Cow: Well done.
    (As the on-screen text starts, Psycrow is lying on the ground in pain as Jim and the Princess pose together)
    Text: And so, having defeated the nefarious Psycrow, our hero Earthworm Jim is reunited with the lovely Princess What's-Her-Name.
    (the Princess pulls off her clothes, revealing a cow underneath. Jim's mood turns to confusion.)
    Text: And so, having defeated the nefarious Psycrow, our hero Earthworm Jim is reunited with the lovely COW.
    (Psycrow reveals himself to also be a cow. Jim now looked shocked.)
    Text: And so, having defeated the nefarious COW, our hero Earthworm Jim is reunited with the lovely COW.
    (Jim turns himself into a cow as well)
    Text: And so, having defeated the nefarious COW, our hero the COW is reunited with the lovely COW.

## Earthworm Jim 3D

    Earthworm Jim: Suit shutting down!
    Earthworm Jim: Ungroovy.
    Earthworm Jim: Great gogglie wogglie!
    Earthworm Jim: Pork Boardin!
    Earthworm Jim: There's only one ego for this job, and it's a REALLY BIG ONE!
    Earthworm Jim: Pain!
    Earthworm Jim: It's a farmyard out there.
    Earthworm Jim: Cheesy effects! It's the tex-mex that TIME FORGOT!
    Earthworm Jim: Gravity Suuuuuucks!
    Earthworm Jim: Must... wreak... havoc!
    Psycrow: I love the smell of bacon in the morning.
    Earthworm Kim: Remember Jimmy, it's for your own good!
    Earthworm Kim: I know where you hid those magazines!
# East Frisian Low Saxon proverbs

East Frisian Low German or East Frisian Low Saxon is one of the Northern Low Saxon dialects, a West Low German dialect spoken in the East Frisian peninsuela of northwestern Lower Saxony.

## B

* 'Beën (Wiendrufen) sünt sur, sä de Voss, do hungen se hum to hoog.
** English equivalent: The fox, when he cannot reach the grapes, says they are not ripe.
** von Reinsberg-Düringsfeld, Ida; von Reinsberg-Düringsfeld, Otto (1875). "473, Trauben" (in German). Sprichwörter der germanischen und romanischen Sprachen. II. pp. 262–263.

## D

* De Appel fallt neet wiet van de Stamm.
** English equivalent: The apple does not fall far from the tree.
** von Düringsfield, Ida; von Düringsfield, Otto (1875). "105, Apfel" (in German). Sprichwörter der germanischen und romanischen Sprachen. I. p. 51.
* De Voss stellt neet in d’ Naberschup.
** English equivalent: The fox preys farthest from his hole.
** von Düringsfield, Ida; von Düringsfield, Otto (1875). "524, Fuchs" (in German). Sprichwörter der germanishcen und romanischen Sprachen Vergleichend. I. p. 271-272.

## G

* Gelegenheit maakt Deefe.
** English equivalent: Opportunity creates the thief.
** von Düringsfield, Ida; von Düringsfield, Otto (1875). "572, Gelegenheid" (in German). Sprichwörter der germanischen und romanischen Sprachen. I. p. 296.

## K

* Katt in de Sack kopen.
** English equivalent: To buy a pig in a poke.
** von Reinsberg-Düringsfeld; von Reinsberg-Düringsfeld (1875). "269, Sacke" (in German). Sprichwörter der germanischen und romanischen Sprachen. II. Fries. p. 150.

## M

* 'Man kann de Pogg so lang drücken, dat he quackt.
** von Reinsberg-Düringsfeld, Ida; von Reinsberg-Düringsfeld, Otto (1875). "477, tritt" (in German). Sprichwörter der germanischen und romanischen Sprachen. II. p. 266.

## See Also

* German proverbs
# Earth vs. the Spider

Earth vs. the Spider is a 1958 film about teenagers from a rural community and their high school science teacher who join forces to battle a giant mutant spider.
    Directed by Bert I. Gordon. Written by László Görög.

## Mr. Kingman

* Well, speaking of spiders - are you sure rifles are just the thing? Insects have a pretty simple nervous system, sheriff. You could plug holes in one all day and never hit a vital spot. If you want to be on the safe side, call the pest control people in Springdale and have 'em send out all the DDT they can find.
* [to Mrs. Kingman] It'd be a good idea if you'd stay inside the house for awhile.

## Dialogue

    Sheriff Cagle: [to a deputy after finding a desiccated body in a cave] Uh, you get back to town and make up a coroner's report. Just put down Jack Flynn as the name and the cause of death... uh...
    Mr. Kingman: It was a spider drained all the liquid out of his body.
    Sheriff Cagle: [Officiously] Just put down "cause unknown" and let the coroner worry about the rest. That's the trouble with you eggheads - you jump to conclusions! I know what I see and I see a dead man, but, uh, I don't see any spider.
    Sheriff Cagle: Bring your bug juice and let's go!
    Pest Control Man: What are we using it on?
    Sheriff Cagle: Does it make a difference?
    Pest Control Man: Well, I gotta mix the DDT according to what you want killed.
    Sheriff Cagle: What do I tell him Professor... . uh, spiders?
    Pest Control Man: A 2 to 4 percent solution is the usual dose.
    Mr. Kingman: Make it 50!

## Taglines

* The Spider will eat you alive!
* Bullets...won't kill it! Flames...can't burn it! Nothing...can stop it!
* 50 tons of creeping black horror!
* It Must Eat You to Live!

## About

* It was actually one of the easier films.
* I used a real spider in the film…as I did on many of my films. I used some nice tarantulas that were very friendly.
** Bert I. Gordon, Interview with Bert I. Gordon (March 17, 2011)

## Cast

* Ed Kemmer — Mr. Kingman
* June Kenney — Carol Flynn
* Eugene Persson — Mike Simpson
* Gene Roth — Sheriff Cagle

## External links

* Earth vs. the Spider quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Earthlings (film)

Earthlings is a 2005 American documentary film about humanity's use of other animals as pets, food, clothing, entertainment, and for scientific research.

## Quotes

* Surely, if slaughterhouses had glass walls, would not all of us be vegetarians. But slaughterhouses do not have glass walls. The architecture of slaughter is opaque, designed in the interest of denial, to ensure that we will not see even if we wanted to. And who wants to look?

## External links

* Film online at youtube.com
# Irrelevance

Irrelevance is the lack of relationship with the topic at hand; lack of importance.

## Quotes

* A few pen-and-ink sketches of scenery and character may not be irrelevant; as serving to mark, palpable contrasts between the past and present, country and town, nature and art, illiterate and literary society - man almost in a state of semi-barbarism, and man enlightened by art, science, and refinement.
** John Britton (1850) Personal and literary memoir of the author. p. 27.
* I feel that any form of so called psychotherapy is strongly contraindicated for addicts. The question "Why did you start using narcotics in the first place?" should never be asked. It is quite as irrelevant to treatment as it would be to ask a malarial patient why he went to a malarial area.
** William S. Burroughs, quoted in: Lois A. Michel (1968) Way out: a thematic reader. p. 121.
* A theory has only the alternative of being right or wrong. A model has a third possibility: it may be right, but irrelevant.
** Manfred Eigen (1973: 618), quoted in: Robert Gibbons, ‎John Roberts (2012) The Handbook of Organizational Economics p. 188.
* A poor relation is the most irrelevant thing in nature, a piece of impertinent correspondence, an odious approximation, a haunting conscience, a preposterous shadow, lengthening in the noon-tide of our prosperity. He is known by his knock.
** Charles Lamb (1838) Last essays of Elia. p. 10.
* It's irrelevant who or what directed a movie, the important thing is that you either respond to it or you don't.
** Kathryn Bigelow in: "Kathryn Bigelow discusses role of "seductive violence" in her films" in The Tech, Issue 13 : Friday, March 16, 1990.
# Ironweed (film)

Ironweed is a 1987 film about a schizophrenic drifter who spends Halloween in his home town after returning there for the first time in decades.
    Directed by Héctor Babenco. Written by William Kennedy, based on his novel of the same name.

## Francis Phelan

* Goddamn dead men, traveling around together.
* By God, Helen. That's as good as it gets. You were born to be a star.

## Helen Archer

* What if I did drink too much wine? Whose business is that anyway? Who knows how much I didn't drink, huh?

## Cast

* Jack Nicholson - Francis Phelan
* Meryl Streep - Helen Archer
* Carroll Baker - Annie Phelan
* Michael O'Keefe - Billy Phelan
* Diane Venora - Margaret "Peg" Phelan
* Fred Gwynne - Oscar Reo
* Tom Waits - Rudy
* Nathan Lane - Harold Allen
* James Gammon - Reverend Chester

## External links

* Ironweed quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Ironweed at Rotten Tomatoes
# Irrationality

Irrationality is thinking, talking or acting without adequate use of reason.

## Quotes

* I, the obsessed rationalist, was the only one who knew what I wanted: I was not going to submit to irrationality for its own sake, to the narcissist and passive irrationality others practiced. I would do completely the opposite. I would fight for the “conquest of the irrational.” In the meantime my friends would let themselves be overwhelmed by the irrational, succumbing, like so many others, Nietzsche included, to that romantic weakness.
** Salvador Dalí, Diary of a Genius (1964), p. 9
* This irrationality of reason has been precipitated in cunning, as the adaptation of bourgeois reason to any unreason which confronts it as a stronger power.
** Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno, Dialectic of Enlightenment, E. Jephcott, trans., p. 48
* We are again confronted with one of the most vexing aspects of advanced industrial civilization: the rational character of its irrationality.
** Herbert Marcuse, One Dimensional Man (1964), p. 9
* He is irrational, however well he may be able to reason, who does not clearly see that good is good and truth truth.
** Coventry Patmore, in Basil Champneys, Memoirs and Correspondence of Coventry Patmore (London: George Bell and Sons, 1900), p. 73
* Irrationalism will use reason too, but without any feeling of obligation.
** Karl Popper, The Open Society and Its Enemies (1971), vol. 2 p. 240
# Ghosts (disambiguation)

Ghosts may refer to:
This disambiguation page, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name, lists articles associated with the name Ghosts (disambiguation). If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
# Ghostbusters (1986 TV series)

Ghostbusters was an animated television series created by Filmation and launched following the success of the Columbia Pictures live-action Ghostbusters movie, but based on a live-action television show from the 1970s titled The Ghost Busters.

## Dialog

    Jake: Eddie, what do you see?
    Eddie: I saw a ghost, let's capture them!

## The_Cabinet_of_Calamari

    Egon: Notice the vacant stare. The completely mindless look. That could only mean one thing.
    Winston: She's from California?!?

## "Chicken, He Clucked"

    Morganon: "So we made a deal, and I gave him the power to make anything vanish, and he used it on... chickens! I could've given him wealth, power, fame! But he wastes it! Wastes ME on chickens! CHICKENS! (catches Ray making the crazy gesture about him) I need you, but don't push it."
    Peter: "What I can't figure is what do you need us for? I mean, you've fulfilled your half of the deal, why the concern?"
    Fat demon: (appears at the door) "Hey Morganon! Seen any chickens lately? Eh hahahahaha! Oh! Hey! The boss was looking for someone to handle a new deal, but he couldn't use you! The King of Rowdania doesn't have feathers! But I just want to say! Ah hahahahahaha!" (leaves)
    Morganon: "Does THAT answer your question? For a demon of my status to strike a bargain over... chickens... is embarrassing. It's ruining my reputation!"
    Ray: "How did they find out?"
    Morganon: (glares at his imprisoned imp) "I have a pretty good idea."

## Commercial bumper

    Don't go away, we'll be back right after these messages
    Ghostbusters will be right back after these messages
    And now, back to Ghostbusters

## External links

Ghostbusters (1986 TV series) quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Ghosts in Mesopotamian religions

There are many references to Ghosts in Mesopotamian religions – the religions of Sumer, Babylon, Assyria and other early states in Mesopotamia. The spirits of the deceased were known as gidim (gidim 𒄇) in Sumerian, which was borrowed as eṭemmu in Akkadian. The Sumerian word is analyzed as a compound of either gig "to be sick" and dim$^3$ "a demon", or gi$_6$ "black" + dim$_4$ "to approach". Gidim were thought to be created at time of death, taking on the memory and personality of the dead person. They traveled to the netherworld, Irkalla, where they were assigned a position, and led an existence similar in some ways to that of the living. Relatives of the dead were expected to make offerings of food and drink to the dead to ease their conditions. If they did not, the ghosts could inflict misfortune and illness on the living.

## Quotes

* Unable to stand up, unable to sit down, he laments. Unable to eat, unable to drink, he laments. Held fast by the door-bolt of Namtar, he is unable to rise.
** About Gilgamesh, The death of Gilgamesh by anonymous, version from Me-Turan, the electronic text corpus of sumerian literature.
* Father, let me have the Bull of Heaven To kill Gilgamesh and his city. For if you do not grant me the Bull of Heaven, I will pull down the Gates of Hell itself, Crush the doorposts and flatten the door, And I will let the dead leave And let the dead roam the earth And they shall eat the living. The dead will overwhelm all the living!
** Inanna to Anu, in the Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet VI, Third Dynasty of Ur ( c. 2100 BCE).
* A man who does not value his god is thrown out in the desert; his body is not buried and his heir does not provide his ghost with drinking water through a libation pipe.
** Sumerian proverb from Urim, Text online at The Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature, 3rd millennium BCE.

## External links

* "gidim" at the Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature
# James A. Blaisdell

James Arnold Blaisdell (December 15, 1867 – January 29, 1957) was an American Congregational minister and theologian who was the fourth president of Pomona College and the founder of the Claremont Colleges.

## Quotes

* Let only the eager, thoughtful and reverent enter here.
** Pomona College Gates, north side
* They only are loyal to this college who departing bear their added riches in trust for mankind.
** Pomona College Gates, south side