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# Swatantrya Veer Savarkar

Swatantrya Veer Savarkar is an Indian Hindi-language historical biographical film on the life of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar.

## V.D. Savarkar

    Randeep Hooda as Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
* In the war of 1857 Hindus and Muslims fought together. Because the nation is above religion. Mazzini united Italy. We'll create undivided India.
* The sea washes the feet of Mother India. It will take me across the world and back to you.
* After the British leave, if they conspire to turn India into a Mughal empire again we won't let the Mughals rule over us again.
* Join the military. Get trained...
* All those who love Hind are Hindus. Long live undivided India.

## M. K. Gandhi

* Violence can lead to revolution, but not to the correct solution.

## External links

* Swatantrya Veer Savarkar quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Swati Maliwal

Swati Maliwal (born 15 October 1984) is an Indian activist and politician who is the current chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women since July 2015. Maliwal was a core member of the India Against Corruption movement led by social activist Anna Hazare and Arvind Kejriwal.

## Quotes

* In the end the court said we share your concerns, but the law is weak, we can't do anything.
** Reuters, accessed May 1, 2021
* It is now an established fact that there is a complete lack of fear of law in the minds of criminals and instead the laxity of the system emboldens them to commit gruesome crimes against women and girls in the country.
** Zee News, accessed May 9, 2021
# Swati Piramal

Swati Ajay Piramal (née Shah; born 28 March 1956) is an Indian scientist and industrialist, and is involved in healthcare, focusing on public health and innovation. She is the vice chairperson of Piramal Group, a business conglomerate with interests in pharmaceuticals, financial services, real estate and glass packaging.
Piramal has been awarded the Padma Shri, one of India’s highest civilian honors, by the President of India in 2012 for her contribution to the science and technology business. She served as the first woman President of India’s Apex Chamber of Commerce. She also serves as a member of the Harvard Board of Overseers and Dean’s Advisor to Harvard Business School and Public Health.

## Quotes

* Whatever we do, we have to make an impact at scale. Otherwise, it's not worth doing," she says.
* She also believes in betting big on innovation. "For example, we have 150 women in our R&D team in Ahmedabad, and they've filed patents that are strong worldwide, and can't be cracked. That's innovation."
** Swati Piramal said,(rediff.com, June 26 2023)
# Sweatshop Union

Sweatshop Union is a Canadian hip hop collective, that came together in Vancouver, British Columbia in 2000. The members - Dirty Circus, Creative Minds, Innocent Bystanders, and solo artist Kyprios - create music with a "powerful, distinctive voice". Their music focuses on being "honest" — commenting on material ranging from the War in Iraq, the plight of the poor and working-class, to the negativity and misogyny of mainstream hip-hop.

## Songs
### Natural Progression

* [Us] Fuck the news, fuck the critics, and fuck their views, and if you sit and let it happen then fuck you too.
* [Stolen Memories]Life is so good its like I stole the memories.
* [Truman Show] We think that we see/ but we can't see the half/ we think we learn/ but we can't do the math.
* [Better Days]We pave the streets/ To walk between us, we pay for these/ Lock the doors and teach our kids to be neighbourly

### United We Fall

* [Broken Record] Truth is ain't much has changes /Still seems that Kraft Dinner sucks the same.
* [Never Enough] A funny thing about the money thing is/ You need a little bit/ Then a little more than a little bit
* [Never Enough] Take Love/ Any form of the word, many shapes of/ So perfect, Hollywood ending/ All you need is love, go and ask John Lennon/ Love make a man ill, make a man kill/ Make a man take a stand making mountains out of ant hills
* [Never Enough] Stupid mother fucker asked what do I make/ I make music that makes stupid mother fuckers think straight

## Other

* I apologize for every choice I might have made to hurt your feelings or your health or ever bothered someone else your style of living is your choice and we all want a different kind so please love all your faults I'll do the same with what we find.
* To be friends you got to be strangers first.
# Sweatshop

Sweatshop (or sweat factory) is a term for a workplace with very poor, socially unacceptable or illegal working conditions.

## Quotes

* The billionaire boom is not a sign of a thriving economy but a symptom of a failing economic system. The people who make our clothes, assemble our phones and grow our food are being exploited to ensure a steady supply of cheap goods, and swell the profits of corporations and billionaire investors.
** Winnie Byanyima, Richest 1 percent bagged 82 percent of wealth created last year - poorest half of humanity got nothing, Oxfam International (22 January 2018)
* Work—work—work Till the brain begins to swim! Work—work—work Till the eyes are heavy and dim! Seam, and gusset, and band, Band, and gusset, and seam,— Till over the buttons I fall asleep, And sew them on in a dream! O Men, with sisters dear! O Men, with mothers and wives! It is not linen you're wearing out, But human creatures' lives! Stitch—stitch—stitch In poverty, hunger, and dirt,— Sewing at once, with a double thread, A shroud as well as a shirt.
   * Thomas Hood, The Song of the Shirt (1843)

## See also

* Sweatshop union (band)
# Melissa Cookston

Melissa Cookston is an American chef and author. She is the chef/owner of two restaurants, the author of two cookbooks, and a seven-time world American barbecue champion.

## Quotes

* I will tell you this, there is nothing more rewarding than seeing children winning awards and seeing the boost in confidence they get
* We’re for all kids, but we make a point of trying to appeal to those with special needs, and not everyone is an athlete either. But everyone can learn how to barbecue.
* They think they’re learning about barbecue, but it’s life skills, it’s a work ethic. It’s more than barbecue.
** A legend takes a curtain call: Melissa Cookston hangs up her barbecue fork Daily Memphian, 20 May 2023 by Jennifer Biggs

## References

* ↑ MELISSA COOKSTON, American Royal, 2017, retrieved August 17, 2017

## External Links

* Melissa Cookston at IMDb
* Official website
# Melissa Lackey Oremus

Melissa Lackey Oremus (November 17, 1978–) is a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives from the 84th District.

## Quotes

* All of us have done things that we’re not proud of. But we serve a big, forgiving, almighty God.
** ‘You realize that you have a life inside of you’: SC state rep chose life at age 16 (8 April 2021)

## External links

* Official website
# Melissa Cristina Márquez

Melissa Cristina Márquez is a Puerto Rican American marine biologist and science communicator. She studies chondrichthyans, including great white sharks.

## Quotes

* My advice is get good grades, follow your passions, and try to volunteer with aquariums or museums that allow you to interact with the animals.
** 2020 interview with sharks.org
* My role models are Eugenie Clark (RIP) and David Attenborough, still to this day! They both brought the natural world to life for me and I cannot thank them enough for how they have shaped my views of wildlife and nature.
** 2020 interview with sharks.org

### Interview with Oceans Research (2018)

* To have a healthy planet you need a healthy ocean environment. Conserving our oceans is of vital interest not only to the diverse life that calls that ecosystem home, but to humankind. If you think about it, our economy, our food sources - heck, really our very survival - all require a healthy ocean.
* To protect anything, you need to care about it, and to care, you need to know that it's there. But, not everybody has had the luxury to visit the ocean, or experience what is happening in the ocean. I hope that through my initiatives I can show large audiences the great natural beauty and astonishing wildlife that our marine habitats have. The goal of my conservation career is to have people come away with an appreciation of how important our oceans are, a better understanding of how all habitats are linked, what problems the ocean faces and what we can do to help.
* Seeing great whites in their natural habitat, so different from the monsters many paint them to be, really opened my eyes to how villainized they were and made me wonder how people came to that conclusion.
* I grew up wondering where the female marine biologists were, especially the Latinas, and really doubted whether I could break into a field that seemed not too welcoming for minorities. I hope by seeing me, and my work, that anyone of any background thinks, "Huh. If this girl from a tiny Caribbean island can do it, so can I."
* Historically and even today, women contribute a lot to the STEM industry and don't really get the credit they deserve.

## External links

* Personal website
* Instagram page
# Melinda and Melinda

Melinda and Melinda is a 2004 comedy-drama film written and directed by Woody Allen.

## Lee

* Life has a malicious way of dealing with great potential.

## Melinda

* You know, life is manageable enough if you keep your hopes modest. The minute you allow yourself sweet dreams you run the risk of them crashing down.

## Hobie

* They still talk about my portrayal of King Lear. I played it with a limp.
* Did I tell you I played Uncle Vanya once? With a limp. It was interesting.
* Excuse the mess. My cleaning woman just won $60 million, so I gave her the night off.

## Dialogue

    Melinda: Uh I've been having a bad time so I just took some sleeping pills.
    Hobie: Sleeping pills? How many?
    Melinda: Uh... 28.
    Susan: Oh my God! Hobie, make some black coffee.
    Melinda: No, I'm allergic to coffee, but do you have any vodka?
    Susan: You look a little carsick.
    Hobie: Why, 'cause I'm the color of guacamole?
    Susan: I wish we could afford a place in the Hamptons. Everybody who's anybody has one.
    Hobie: Yeah, but if you're somebody who's nobody, it's no fun to be around anybody who's everybody.
    Hobie: We used to make love all the time and now, there's always an excuse.
    Susan: I told you, I'm going through an emotionally difficult time creatively.
    Hobie: You feel like we don't communicate anymore?
    Susan: Of course we communicate. Now can we not talk about it anymore?
    Walt: Maybe you should go back to your shrink. Discuss it.
    Hobie: He just recommended Prozac. I think he has stock in the company, honestly.
    Melinda: You're the piano player.
    Ellis: Not anymore. I'm on a break. A mysterious stranger has, uh, temporarily taken over, and I must say she plays beautifully. Hey, are your eyes misting over?
    Melinda: The song... it's meaningful to me. It was playing the night I met someone.
    Ellis: So, are they tears of sorrow or tears of joy?
    Melinda: Well, aren't they the same tears?
    Ellis: Yeah.
    Hobie: I think it'd be only fair to tell you. I'm a Liberal.
    Stacey: Oh. Are you talking politically, or in the bedroom?
    Hobie: I was talking politically. In the bedroom I'm a left-wing Liberal.
    Hobie: It's funny, a grown woman outside a door listening in.
    Melinda: Oh, by the way, I found a scrap of your pajamas in my door.
    Hobie: [sheepishly] Oh...really? You found that. I'll have to tell my laundress.
    Melinda: You don't have a laundress.
    Hobie: Well, marry me, and we'll get a laundress.

## External link

* Melinda and Melinda at imdb.com
# Melinda Lopez

Melinda Lopez is an actress, playwright, and educator.

## Quotes

* There’s a legend in my family about my great-grandmother, who lived through the Cuban War of Independence and the Spanish-American War. The Spanish came to take over her farm when she was 16 years old and sent her family to internment camps. The legend is that my great-grandmother refused to go; she took her pet pig under her arms and walked up into the mountain to join the rebels. That’s as much of the story as I could ever get from anyone. I always had an image of this young woman finding a way to survive a terrible war. The play that I eventually wrote is not her story, but it’s certainly infused with her spirit…
** On what inspired her to write Becoming Cuba in “AN INTERVIEW WITH MELINDA LOPEZ” (Huntington Theatre Company)
* I remember feeling that if I don’t express this somehow, I’ll despair, I’ll go mad. Looking back, part of it was about trying to impose some kind of order in a process that was decidedly chaotic. Because of my profession, I tend to understand the world in words, in sequences of events. What I saw later was that I was trying to document as clearly as possible an emotional journey. And it felt important at the time that I remember it in its entirety and its complexity.
** On what motivated her to write the play Sonia Flew in “Huntington’s Melinda Lopez Gets Personal with New Play” in BU Today (2018 Jan 17)
* I wanted to really be sure that the play never became a play about how to grieve…And in order to accomplish that I needed the play to remain in this time of confusion and chaos.
** On her play Mala in “Huntington’s Melinda Lopez Gets Personal with New Play” in BU Today (2018 Jan 17)
* We’re not allowed in an open way, in a public way, to talk about our grief and our experiences, our challenges, or our failures, which is what I tried to do.
** On the stigma regarding the talking of death and grief in “Huntington’s Melinda Lopez Gets Personal with New Play” in BU Today (2018 Jan 17)
# Pretentiousness

Pretentiousness is an unwarranted claim to importance or distinction.

## Quotes

* The political science of our day almost entirely ignores ambition. ... The trouble is that ambition smacks of greatness; it is not average enough to be the object of a science that knows nothing of individuality, hence nothing of greatness. Even the word “great” is unscientific because it is pretentious. But we human beings are animals with pretensions.
** Harvey Mansfield, “How to Understand Politics: What the Humanities Can Say to Science”
* The courtly person (cortegiano, gentilhomme, gentleman, Hofmann) has gone through a training in self-esteem that expresses itself in many ways: in aristocratically pretentious opinions, in polished or majestic manners, in gallant or heroic patterns of feeling as well as in a selective, aesthetic sensitivity for that which is said to be courtly or pretty. The noble, far removed from any self-doubt, should achieve all this with a complete matter-of-factness. Any uncertainty, any doubt in these things signifies a slackening in the nobility’s cultural “identity.” This class narcissism, which has petrified into a form of life, tolerates no irony, no exception, no slips, because such disturbances would give rise to unwelcome reflections. The French nobles did not turn up their noses at Shakespeare’s “barbarism” without reason. In his plays one already “smells” the human ordinariness of those who want to stand before society as the best.With the ascendancy of the bourgeoisie, the place of the “best” is awarded anew. The bourgeois ego, in an unprecedented, creative storming to the heights of a new class consciousness won for itself an autonomous narcissism.
   * Peter Sloterdijk, Critique of Cynical Reason, M. Eldred, trans. (1987), p. 62

## See also

* Arrogance
* Boasting
* Pretension
* Pride
* Vanity
# Prestige

Prestige is the quality of persons and things that are highly esteemed by a culture or society.

## Quotes

* Prestige stands between the masses and a revolt against their class enemy. The aura of magic, glamour, luster and splendid permanence covers the fascists like a protective layer of fat. The slimy scales of majesty shield and conceal the dilapidation of the old bourgeois reign of terror.
** George L. Jackson, Blood in My Eye (1971), p. 47
* Prestige bars any serious attack on power. Do people attack a thing they consider with awe?
** George L. Jackson, Blood in My Eye (1971), p. 50
* As an institutional fact, the cultural apparatus assumes many forms, but everywhere today it tends to be part of some national establishment. This term, “establishment,” is of course your (a British) term. The ambiguity with which you use it is at once too lovely and too useful for a mere sociologist to avoid stealing it. I now serve notice that I do intend to steal it, although I promise that I shall try not to make of it a Concept. In general, the term points to the overlap of culture and authority. This overlap may involve the ideological use of cultural products and of cultural workmen for the legitimation of power, and the justification of decisions and policies. It may involve the bureaucratic use of culture by the personnel of authoritative institutions. But the essential feature of any establishment is a traffic between culture and authority, a tacit co-operation of cultural workmen and authorities of a ruling institution. This means of exchange between them includes money, career, privilege; but, above all, it includes prestige. A zone of at least semiofficial prestige which is at once of culture and of authority is the zone of any establishment.
** C. Wright Mills, "The Cultural Apparatus," in The Politics of Truth: Selected Writings of C. Wright Mills (2008)

## See also

* Reputation
* Respect
# Ommo Clark

Ommo Clark is a Nigerian software designer, techpreneur, public speaker, CEO and founding director of iBez Nigeria.

## Quotes

* Would-be women entrepreneurs should never conform to gender stereotypes. They should get rid of any self limiting beliefs they hold and do what they are passionate about.
** Piece of advice for other women looking to start up (14 March 2015)
* Don't do something just because other people are doing it and making money from it - do it because you are passionate about it and are good at it.
** Ommo Clark - The startup story of a Nigerian techpreneur on a mission to create truly indigenous software and locally developed apps (2015)
* Before starting in business, you have to research and plan - remember, not all great ideas make good businesses.
** What to have in mind when starting a business (March 2015)
* Some of the youth claimed that they are not using the internet whereas they are using it and unaware of how they can make a huge income from its use.
** Speaking at a seminar organised by the Ijaw Professional Association (IPA) (21 August 2017)
* Instead of wasting money on social media, why can’t we turn it to productive use by advertising what we do;..
** Taking advantage of the use of social media (2017)
* Technology is being used to solve many problems now; ICT can be used for what we call e-Commerce. We can now trade without going out of our homes. All transactions are now done on internet.
** Advance in technology
* when a software is developed, the bits of code that make it up do not know whether it is a male that wrote them or a female. They perform based on how well they are written, regardless of the gender of the developer.
** Women In Tech: Ommo Clark Shares Her 20-Year Journey Towards Making an Impact as a Software Developer (10 July 2020)
# Omolabake Adenle

Omolabake Adenle(born 1982) is a Nigerian engineer, entrepreneur and financial strategist. She is the founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of AJA.LA Studios, a company that provides digital solutions to natural African languages.Adenle invented the application software "SpeakYoruba App" which won her an award on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in Voice by the Women In Voice (WiN) 2021 and was shortlisted for the African Innovation Foundation's Innovation Prize for Africa (IPA) awards 2017.

## Quotes

* Digitising African languages will help make information more accessible to Africans.
* Contribute to the momentum needed to work towards making voice technologies accessible to all Africans.
# Omoni Oboli

Omoni Oboli (born 22 April 1978) is a Nigerian actress, scriptwriter, film director, producer and digital filmmaker. She studied at the New York Film Academy and has written several screenplays.

## Quotes

* Hey you…yes you!Don’t let anything or anyone stop you on your journey to greatness! Go at it with everything!
** Vanguard Allure woman quote of the day by Omoni Oboli.
* I felt the snippet of my new movie will set the tone for my speech. We are talking about women, so we have to talk about girls because they grow up to be women.
** During her speech At Nestoil On International Women's Day.
# Omolabake Adenike

Omolabake Adenle is a Nigerian-American engineer, entrepreneur and financial strategist. She is the founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of AJA.LA Studios, a company that provides digital solutions[clarification needed] to natural African languages. Adenle invented the application software "SpeakYoruba App" which won her an award on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in Voice by the Women In Voice (WiN) 2021 and was shortlisted for the African Innovation Foundation's Innovation Prize for Africa (IPA) awards 2017. Omolabake Adenle holds a Ph.D. in Engineering from University of Cambridge, UK.

## Quotes

* No man like God.
** Omolabake adenike's Quotes
# Omobola Johnson

Omobola Johnson (born 28 June 1963) is a Nigerian technocrat and the Honorary Chairperson of the global Alliance for Affordable Internet (A4AI). She is also a former and first Minister of Communication Technology in the cabinet of President Goodluck Jonathan.

## Quotes

* Co-working spaces offer communities of people working in close proximity with each other.
** Omobola Johnson Statement about Co-working Space in nigeria.
* Co-working spaces are important for the development of the young tech ecosystem in Nigeria.
** Omobola Johnson Statement about Co-working Space in nigeria.
* A Co-working space operator cannot be a Real Estate manager; co-working spaces need to be managed by people interested in collaboration with, and growth of, the tech ecosystem.
** Omobola Johnson Statement about Co-working Space in nigeria.
* IF WE DON'T TRY TO SOLVE [THE PROBLEM OF GENDER INEQUALITY], NOBODY IS GOING TO SOLVE IT FOR US.
** Omobola Johnson Opinion about Gender Inequality.

## External links

* Profiling Omobola Johnson’s 4 Years as Nigeria’s ICT Minister
* Nigeria’s Former ICT Minister, Dr. Omobola Johnson is now a Venture Capitalist
* Alliance for Affordable Internet appoints Omobola Johnson as its Honorary Chairperson