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# Tea Party movement

The Tea Party movement is a populist political movement in the United States that emerged in 2009 through a series of locally and nationally-coordinated protests.

## Quotes

* I see a lot of parallels between my candidacy and the Tea Party. I would not have been elected had there not been a tremendous amount of dissatisfaction and discouragement and disgust with what was going on in Washington.
** Jimmy Carter, The View appearance, September 20, 2010.
* The Tea Party, for example. It’s an incredible thing: some old ladies got together and are now hammering at Obama from all sides.
** Alexey Navalny, as quoted in "Net Impact: One man's cyber-crusade against Russian corruption" (4 April 2011), by Julia Ioffe, The New Yorker
* The challenge, I think, for the tea party movement is to identify specifically, what would you do? It's not enough just to say, "Get control of spending." I think it's important for you to say, you know, "I'm willing to cut veterans' benefits," or, "I'm willing to cut Medicare or Social Security benefits," or, "I'm willing to see these taxes go up."
** Barack Obama, September 20, 2010.
* This is America. How many of you people want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that has an extra bathroom and can't pay their bills?
** Rick Santelli (2009), quoted in "The Economist", 8th October 2011, p. 60
** According to "The Economist", that was the inspiration for the Tea Party movement
* People ask me if I'm the father of the Tea Party movement. I was the spark [...] that started it. If being the lightning rod that started the Tea Party is what's written on my tombstone, I'll be very happy.
** Rick Santelli, Chicago Sun Times interview, September 19, 2010.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Tea Party movement on Wikipedia
# The Monster That Challenged the World

The Monster That Challenged the World is a 1957 film about giant mollusk monsters that attack California.
    Directed by Arnold Laven. Written by David Duncan.

## Dr. Jess Rogers

* I find that people are always jumping to conclusions about nuclear reaction. Science fact and science fiction are not the same thing, not the same thing at all.
* From the instant they're born, they're hungry.
* We must remember that these creatures can travel over land, too.

## Other

* Dr. Tad Johns: As far as we know, in a man that age, only two things can cause stroke: violent anger, or fear.

## Dialogue

    Lt. Cmdr. John 'Twill' Twillinger:
Guess what, Sandy, you can go swimming again.
    Sandy MacKenzie: [excitedly] Can I?
BEACHGOER BEING EVACUATED---"What's going on? Has Mars finally invaded?"

## Taglines

* Crawling up from the depths... to terrify and torture!
* A new kind of terror to numb the nerves!
* In glorious black & white
* Distinctly chilling. So real that it is nearly incredible.
* Instant terror ... Just add water!

## Cast

* Tim Holt — Lt. Cmdr. John "Twill" Twillinger
* Audrey Dalton — Gail MacKenzie
* Hans Conried — Dr. Jess Rogers
* Harlan Warde — Lt. Robert "Clem" Clemens
* Max Showalter as Dr. Tad Johns
* Barbara Darrow — Jody Simms

## External links

* The Monster That Challenged the World quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Moonlighter

The Moonlighter is a 1953 American 3D western film starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray.
    Directed by Roy Rowland. Produced by Joseph Bernhard. Written by Niven Busch (story and screenplay).

## Dialogue

    Rela: You've changed, Wes.
    Wes Anderson: Nobody stays the same.

## Taglines

* "I'LL GIVE YOU AN HOUR TO CHANGE MY MIND 'MOONLIGHTER' BEFORE I TURN YOU IN!" (original poster)
* The Screen's Big-Star, Big-Story, Man-Woman Thrill in 3D! (original poster)
* The beam of the moon - the scream of a woman - the savage meeting of "The Moonlighter" and his Midnight Lady! (original poster)
* THE MOST MAN-WOMAN EXCITEMENT EVENT TO EXPLODE OFF THE SCREEN IN Natural Vision 3DIMENSION! (original poster)
* A savage story of hate turned love and frenzy turned loose! (original poster)

## Cast

* Barbara Stanwyck as Rela
* Fred MacMurray as Wes Anderson
* Ward Bond as Cole Gardner
* William Ching as Tom Anderson
* John Dierkes as Sheriff Daws
* Morris Ankrum as Alexander Prince
* Jack Elam as Slim, Strawboss
* Charles Halton as Clemmons Usqubaugh - Undertaker
* Norman Leavitt as Tidy
* Sam Flint as Mr. Mott, Bank President
* Myra Marsh as Mrs. Anderson
* William Kerwin as Tony
* Tom Keene as Sheriff (credited as Richard Powers)
# The Monster of Piedras Blancas

The Monster of Piedras Blancas is a 1959 film about a monster that terrorizes a beach.
    Directed and written by Irvin Berwick.

## Dialogue

    Fred: There's been another murder.
    Sturges, the Lighthouse Keeper: Who?
    Fred: Kochek. We found his body this afternoon.
    Sturges, the Lighthouse Keeper: He talked too much.

## Taglines

* MAN-MONSTER FROM THE SLIMY DEATHS!
* HE PREYS ON HUMAN FLESH!
* WILDEST TERROR! Never Before Such Thrills!
* The fiend that walks Lovers' Beach!

## Cast

* Les Tremayne — Dr. Sam Jorgenson
* Forrest Lewis — Constable George Matson
* John Harmon — Sturges, the Lighthouse Keeper
* Frank Arvidson — Kochek, the Storekeeper
* Jeanne Carmen — Lucille Sturges

## External links

* The Monster of Piedras Blancas quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Morganville Vampires

The Morganville Vampires is a series of fantasy novels for young adults written by Roxanne Conrad using the penname Rachel Caine.

## Glass House

* Whoa, whoa, whoa, bad idea. Bad. No Cookie. You can't go back, Not by yourself. ~Eve
* But I've been noticing lately that he is totally Hottie Mchott of Hotland ~Eve
* Although, to be fair, she is cute as a button.(Why do we say that? What's so cute about a button, anyway?)

## The Dead Girls' Dance

* Boys I'd turn gay if they weren't so sexy ~Eve
* Eve was still frowning at the pasta like she suspected it was going to do something clever, like try to escape from the pot. ~Claire
* Eve: Right, pasta makes foam, good to know. Too hot. Way too hot.
** Claire: Who Michael?
* She had never thought of a guy's feet as sexy before. Not even movie-star feet. But Shane... There was no part of him that wasn't sizzle hot ~ Claire
* Karma's a bitch, and so am I ~ Eve

## Midnight Alley

* Thank you He mimicked You're thanking that bitch? For what, Claire? For beating you? For trying to kill you? For killing my sister? Christ. First Michael, then you. I don't know any of you anymore." ~ Shane
* Eve: Well punch him in the face and then run like hell.
** Claire played that out in her head and nearly laughed. Eve's best possible punch wouldn't do more than surprise Shane, she figured, but she could just picture the wounded look of confusion on his face What the hell did I do?
* [Talking about Eve] Shane: You've seen that movie where the zombies eat people's brains?
** Claire: Night of the Living Dead?
** Shane: The zombies would run if they got a look at her.
*** (page 19)
* "So, are we at the lying point of the relationship already? Usually that comes after the exciting, hot and sexy honey-moon period."
** She stuck her tongue out at him, and he leaned forward and- to her horror- licked it. "Eww"
** ..."If your going to hang out in my room and tempt me, there's a penalty. One item of clothing per minute comes off"
** "Perv"
** "Male and eighteen. What's your point?"
*** Clair and Shane conversation (page 24)
# The Monster Walks

The Monster Walks is a 1932 film about people in an old dark house on a stormy night who are menaced by a killer ape.
    Directed by Frank R. Strayer. Written by Robert Ellis.

## Other

* Dr. Ted Clayton: Wealth to youth is golden, but to age it is a milestone.
* Robert Earlton: Ruth is not the type of hysterical woman that's given to nightmares.
* Exodus: Get me an umbrella and I'll sleep on the roof!

## Cast

* Rex Lease — Dr. Ted Clayton
* Vera Reynolds — Ruth Earlton
* Sheldon Lewis — Robert Earlton
* Mischa Auer — Hanns Krug

## External links

* The Monster Walks quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Monster and the Girl

The Monster and the Girl is a 1941 film about a man in the body of an ape who seeks revenge against gangsters.
    Directed by Stuart Heisler. Written by Stuart Anthony.

## Other

* Dr. Perry: [to Scot Webster] The world is full of questions which will never be answered. Don't try too hard.
* Scot Webster: [Screaming to Dr. Perry] You want my brain after I'm dead? [He laughs hysterically] Help yourself, mister! Help yourself!

## Dialogue

    Henchman: Looks like I'm not the only thorn in your side.
    W. S. Bruhl: Yes, but you're my favorite thorn.
    Dr. Knight: No bruises, no abrasions, but practically every bone in his body is broken.
    Police Lt. Strickland: How'd it happen?
    Dr. Knight: I find them dead - that's my job. You find out how they got that way. Good night! [He leaves]
    Police Capt. Alton: There's one doctor that couldn't give me aspirin.
    Susan Webster: Why can't I be like you, Scot?
    Scot Webster: You are.
    Susan Webster: No, Scot, you're different. You're happy. You've got your job at the post office, playing the organ here at church. Your life is full, secure.
    Scot Webster: I know, sis, I know.

## Taglines

* LOOSE! and thirsting for revenge...a huge gorilla with a human brain!
* IT'S A SPINE-TINGLING SENSATION! A monster on the loose...and a whole city in terror!
* A savage gorilla with the warped, twisted brain of a madman... seeking vengeance against those who destroyed this woman's soul!

## Cast

* Ellen Drew — Susan Webster
* Robert Paige — Larry Reed
* Paul Lukas — W. S. Bruhl
* Joseph Calleia — 'Deacon'
* Onslow Stevens — J. Stanley McMasters
* George Zucco — Dr. Perry
* Rod Cameron — Sam Daniels
* Phillip Terry — Scot Webster
* Marc Lawrence — Sleeper
* Gerald Mohr — Munn
* Bud Jamison — Jim

## External links

* The Monster and the Girl quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Mantegna Tarot

The Mantegna Tarocchi, also known as the Tarocchi (Tarot) Cards, Tarocchi in the style of Mantegna, Baldini Cards, are two different sets each of fifty 15th-century Italian old master prints in engraving, by two different unknown artists. The sets are known as the E-series Tarocchi Cards and the S-series Tarocchi Cards (or E series, e-series etc.), and their artists are known as the “Master of the E-series Tarocchi” and the “Master of the S-series Tarocchi”. There are also a number of copies and later versions. Despite their name, they are educational visual aids, showing personifications of social classes or abstractions.

## Quotes

** From "EXSTATICA: Unleash the Transformative Sparkles of the Renaissance Mantegna Tarot" (2021) is a book that explains the history and meaning of the Mantegna Tarot

### Mantegna Tarot Sphere I. "Behaviour"

* "The Mantegna Tarot cards of this sphere are focused on human conditions, presenting them as professional roles a person can have in society. The Renaissance was hierarchical, but there was some upward and downward mobility."
* "E2 Fameio / Servant: first steps in the direction of personal growth, by being of service. It may also point to lack of hope, repeating a routine without much heart nor soul going into it."

### Mantegna Tarot Sphere II. "Emotion"

* "In the Mantegna Tarot cards, emotions are represented by the Muses who awaken them. Muses inspire artistic expression, each in their own field, each with their own planetary sphere. Mnemosyne (memory) is their mother, and Apollo their leader."

### Mantegna Tarot Sphere III. "Cognition"

* "In the Mantegna Tarot, this is the level of Arts and Sciences. These engravings are influenced by “The marriage of Hermes and Philology”, a book written in the 5th century."

### Mantegna Tarot Sphere IV. "Meaning"

* "The Sphere of Meaning helps us to better understand what matters to us. The Mantegna Tarot (with their engravings for the Moon, Mercury, Venus and the Sun) includes some of the key principles we can appreciate, and embody, in our day-to-day life."
# Manu Chao

Manu Chao (Spanish pronunciation:; born José-Manuel Thomas Arthur Chao, June 21, 1961) is a French-born musician of Spanish origin.

## Quotes
### Clandestino (1998)

* Solo voy con mi pena Sola va mi condena Correr es mi destino Para burlar la ley Perdido en el corazón De la grande Babylon Me dicen el clandestino Por no llevar papel Pa' una ciudad del norte Yo me fui a trabajar Mi vida la dejé Entre Ceuta y Gibraltar Soy una raya en el mar Fantasma en la ciudad Mi vida va prohibida Dice la autoridad
** Alone I go with my grief Alone my curse goes Running is my destiny To get around the law Lost in the heart Of the big Babylon They call me the clandestine For not carrying papers To a northern city I went to work I left my life Between Ceuta and Gibraltar I am a line in the sea A ghost in the city My life is forbidden Says the authority
** Clandestino, song about the undocumented migrants.
* Me llaman el desaparecido Que cuando llega ya se ha ido Volando vengo, volando voy Deprisa, deprisa a rumbo perdido Cuando me buscan nunca estoy Cuando me encuentran yo no soy El que está enfrente porque ya Me fui corriendo más allá Me dicen el desaparecido Fantasma que nunca está Me dicen el desagradecido Pero esa no es la verdad Yo llevo en el cuerpo un dolor Que no me deja respirar Llevo en el cuerpo una condena Que siempre me echa a caminar
** They call me the disappeared That who when he arrives he is already gone Flying I come, flying I go Hastily, hastily to a lost course When they search for me I am never there When they find me he is not actually me The one they have in front Because I already moved along They call me the disappeared Ghost that never is to be found They call me the ungrateful But this is not the truth I carry in my body a pain That don't let me breathe I carry in my body a curse That always brings me to walk on
** Desaparecido.
* Mentira la que manda Mentira comanda
** Lie rules Lie commands
** Mentira.
* Todo es mentira en este mundo Todo es mentira la verdad Todo es mentira yo me digo Todo es mentira ¿Por qué será?
** Everything is a lie in this world Really everything is a lie Everything is a lie, I tell my self Everything is a lie, why is it?
** Mentira.

## External links

* Official website
* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Manu Joseph

Manu Joseph (born 22 July 1974) is an Indian journalist and writer. He is the former editor of Open magazine.

## Quotes

* There will always be the poor as long as there are the rich.
** Why India should treat its poor as though they are rich, 10 May 2020, Livemint
* Irrespective of whether you are a freelance humanitarian or a freelance patriot, a fact that is beyond dispute is that the country treats its poor very badly. Across India, in the name of fighting a pandemic, India has beaten up its poor, denied them their livelihood, made them run behind trucks for food, and forced thousands of families to walk hundreds of kilometres to their villages, letting some people die on the way. A few days ago, more than a dozen men travelled inside a cement mixer to escape detection.
** On the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in India, Why India should treat its poor as though they are rich, 10 May 2020, Livemint
* India’s very definition of comfort is a state of being that is inaccessible to the poor. Often, we pay not for the quality of service, experience, home or education, but for keeping the poor out. Low standards for the poor are embedded in all the cures that India prescribes for poverty.
** Why India should treat its poor as though they are rich, 10 May 2020, Livemint

## External links

* "Can you take it Manu Joseph?" newslaundry.com, 19 July 2012.
* Huffington Post interview, 18 September 2010.
* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Manu Herbstein

Manu Herbstein (born 1936) is a South African author.

## Quotes
### Ama: A Story of the Atlantic Slave Trade (2001)

* No one knows what the elephant ate to make it so big.
** p. 40
* De Bruyn had tried to fit her feet into a pair of his late wife's shoes, but the foot of a female slave who has walked many weary miles on her own tough soles is very different from that of the idle lady wife of a Director General of the Westindische Compagnie; and so, under her spreading skirt, Ama's feet remained unshod.
** p. 142
* A lonely man, Quaque, too. He despises his own people for the heathens that they are. He is really a kind of black Englishman. He says the English tongue was sent by heaven as a medium for religion and civilisation. On that account he will not use his native Fanti and indeed he claims he can no longer speak it or understand it.
** p. 151
* He sees every female slave as just a vagina on two legs, she thought bitterly, not for the first time.
** p. 170
* Curiosity is unbecoming in the female sex. This girl's curiosity surely comes from your teaching her to read. An ability to read is prejudicial in any woman, in a slave doubly and triply so. It opens them to ideas unsuited to their station in life.
** p. 176
* If you examine the weapons closely you will soon discern the reason. Warfare is endemic on this part of the coast. Most of the slaves who come to us are prisoners of war. If we did not sell arms and ammunition, there would certainly be less warfare and the supply of slaves might dry up. There is, however, a distinction between between the quality of arms required for such local warfares as will ensure us a steady supply of slaves, and weaponry that might pose a threat to ourselves. Beyond that we do of course exercise some discrimination in the choice of our customers: we would not want even weapons of inferior quality turning up in the hands of potential enemies.
** p. 177 to 178
* Our greatest enemy is not the whites. It is our own disunity. They know that, of course, and they encourage it. Their Christian religion is one of the weapons they use to divide us. That, by the way, was why I disturbed you when you told me the book you were reading was their Bible.
** p. 326

## External links

* ImageNation: African Literature
# Ross Clark (journalist)

Ross Clark (born 12 September 1966) is a British journalist and author whose work has appeared in The Spectator, The Times and other publications. He is the author of several books, including How to Label a Goat: the silly Rules and Regulations that are strangling Britain and The Great Before, a novel which satirised the pessimism of the Green movement. He is a frequent critic of British government policy, especially on its interventions in the housing market.

## Quotes

* We know who you are: you are a lawyer, not a lance corporal. Stop trying to pretend you know one end of a bazooka from another. By the way, there is no point in wearing camouflage indoors, either. It is there to help make you blend into the grass and bushes, not concrete.
** "Keir Starmer is a disgrace for wearing military clothes", The Telegraph (21 December 2023)
** See Keir Starmer.
# Ross Gay

Ross Gay (born August 1, 1974) is an American poet and professor.

## Quotes

* I was definitely feeling alienated in various ways, and feeling some unarticulated rage and sorrow about a number of things. Once I got introduced to the right poems, I became aware of maybe a way to express those things, articulate them.
** On becoming a poet in college in “‘Ross Gay: Finding joy in the process” in Writer Magazine (2019 Jun 24)
* I feel like over the years, I’ve become more invested in a kind of written spoken voice. And connected to that, that I’m interested in the audience in a different way than I was before. I’m interested in caring for my audience. I don’t mean taking care of them. I mean being understanding. I understand that someone reading something that I’ve written is a generosity.
** On his evolution as a poet in “‘Ross Gay: Finding joy in the process” in Writer Magazine (2019 Jun 24)
* One is that I’m the first reader, and so I’m always writing these poems to myself, and my self — my self as a reader — is someone who wants to be transformed in the process of reading poems. I don’t want to read a poem that I already know.
** On the role of the reader in “The Terrible and the Possible: An Interview with Ross Gay” in Los Angeles Review of Books (2016 Nov 11)
* I have inherited this sense that seriousness does not necessarily go with grief, or seriousness does not necessarily go with joy, which to me is not glee, actually. Joy is this very complex, full, rigorous emotion. But yeah, I think the fact that I felt like I was being a little transgressive by titling it that indicates at least something about the way that I’ve come up in contemporary poetry.
** On gratitude in poetry in “The Terrible and the Possible: An Interview with Ross Gay” in Los Angeles Review of Books (2016 Nov 11)
* I love so many different writers from different eras. But a few—of, really, zillions, so this is an incomplete list—would be Herman Melville, Mark Twain, Ralph Ellison, Jamaica Kincaid, Toni Morrison, Percival Everett, Philip Roth and Junot Díaz on the novel side and, lord, the poets—too many to even mention. But right now I’m re-reading and re-reading Robert Hayden’s poems, which are absolutely beautiful and brilliant...I think Amiri Baraka’s work made me want to write poems too. Especially his beautiful poem, “An Agony. As Now.” A really, really beautiful poem.
** interview quoted here
# Ross Kedl

Ross Kedl is an American virologists at University of Colorado School of Medicine.

## Quotes

* Mixing vaccine platforms —a method known as heterologous prime boost— has a long history in immunology as being far superior to multiple doses of the same vaccine.
** Ross Kedl (2021) cited in "Is Mixing Vaccines More Effective?" on Bloomberg, 20 June 2021.
# Rosie O'Donnell

Roseann "Rosie" O'Donnell (born March 21, 1962) is an eleven-time Emmy Award-winning American television host, stand-up comedian, actress, and author.

## Quotes

* Get away from the fear. Don't fear the terrorists. They're mothers and fathers.
** The View, Nov. 9, 2006 (quoted by ABC)
* President Bush almost killed me.
** Burned Up and Burned Out by Politics, Feb. 4 2008 (quoted by Huffington Post)
* You know, you can imagine in China it's like: "Ching chong, ching chong chong, Danny DeVito, ching chong chong chong, drunk, 'The View,' ching chong.
** Chung, L.A. (16 December 2006). "'Ching-chong' joke spreads ignorance". San Jose Mercury News. Retrieved on 2010-11-09.
** O'Donnell using the pejorative term ching chong to describe Danny Devito on The View.
* But I'm also gonna give you a fair warning that there's a good chance I'll do something like that again, probably in the next week -- not on purpose. Only 'cause it's how my brain works.
** Hua, Vanessa (15 December 2006). "O'Donnell apologizes for Chinese parody / But comedian warns she is likely to spoof languages agai". San Francisco Chronicle. Retrieved on 2010-11-09.
** O'Donnell's apology after using the pejorative term ching chong.
# Rosine Igirimpuhwe
## Quote

* I’ve also realized that Rwanda has many CEOs leading different public and private institutions which I didn’t know. That is an example that shows that a woman is capable even though some people still think she doesn’t. It also showed me that I still have many steps to take. Like how I write about other women, I want someone else to write about me in the future
** https://www.africa-press.net/rwanda/all-news/how-local-initiative-is-driving-women-representation-on-worlds-largestencyclopedia. AFRICA Press ( 25 July 2023)