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# 547

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# Abraham Foxman

Abraham Henry Foxman (born May 1, 1940) is an American lawyer and activist. He served as the national director of the Anti-Defamation League from 1987 to 2015, and is currently the League's national director emeritus.

## Quotes

* We are deeply troubled by the Taliban’s continual repression of its people. Particularly painful, with its unavoidable connections to history, is the order requiring all Hindus in Afghanistan to wear an identity label on their clothing. This is an extension of the Taliban’s policy of religious intolerance and a stark reminder of the exclusionary tactics employed by the Nazis as a precursor to genocide. The Taliban rulers in Afghanistan have adopted a policy that more than 60 years ago spelled the beginning of the end for six million Jews. The Holocaust began with the ostracizing of the Jewish people and their forced separation from society, which can be the only purpose of labeling "others" as outsiders. In Nazi-occupied Europe, the badge of shame was the yellow Star of David worn as a patch. In Afghanistan, the Taliban rulers today are ordering Hindus to wear a similar label to enable Muslims to identify them. This is a clearly a policy founded on intolerance, mistrust and religious hatred. One would hope that we have learned from history. Following the recent desecration of statues in Afghanistan, it has now progressed to marking people. We cannot help but ask, "What comes next?" We call on the international community and all religious leaders to immediately speak out against this practice.
** ADL Calls on Word Leaders to Condemn Afghanistan’s Policy of religious Labelling, 22 May 2001,
# Abraham Kaplan

Abraham Kaplan (June 11, 1918 – June 19, 1993) was a U.S. philosopher, known best for being the first philosopher to systematically examine the behavioral sciences in his book "The Conduct of Inquiry" (1964).

## Quotes
### "The Conduct of Inquiry"

* Every discipline develops standards of professional competence to which its workers are subject... Every scientific community is a society in the small, so to speak, with its own agencies of social control.
** p. 4.
* In addition to the social pressures from the scientific community there is also at work a very human trait of individual scientist. I call it the law of the instrument, and it may be formulated as follows: Give a small boy a hammer, and he will find that everything he encounters needs pounding. It comes as no particular surprise to discover that a scientist formulates problems in a way which requires for their solution just those techniques in which he himself is especially skilled.
** p. 28.
* The price of training is always a certain "trained incapacity": the more we know how to do something, the harder it is to learn to do it differently.
** p. 29.
* "Some fool has put the head of this nail on the wrong end." "You idiot, it's for the opposite wall!" To be sure, if the space of physical objects allowed motions of translation only, and not also rotations. That space has such geometry is a fantasy; experience shows otherwise. It is only experience that makes this complaint and the rejoinder a dialogue of madmen.
** p. 35.
* Experience is of particulars only.
** p. 37.
* To get at the meaning of a statement the logical positivist asks, "What would the world be like if it were true?" The operationist asks, "What would we have to do to come to believe it?" For the pragmatist the question is, "What would we do if did believe it?"
** p. 43.
* We are caught up in a paradox, one which might be called the paradox of conceptualization. The proper concepts are needed to formulate a good theory, but we need a good theory to arrive at the proper concepts.
** p. 53.
# Abraham Lincoln (1930 film)

Abraham Lincoln is a 1930 American film about the life of the 16th President of the United States.
    Directed by D. W. Griffith. Written by Stephen Vincent Benét.

## Dialogue

    Abraham Lincoln: You know, Ann, I... I've always done a lot of dreaming. And lately it seems when I dream, your face gets mixed up in it.
    Ann Rutledge: Does it really, Abe? Tell me about them, Lincoln.
    Abraham Lincoln: Well, I... I feel as though I'm going to be seeing your face 'til the day I die. Course, I know that that'll be pretty hard on you to have to look at my face that long.
    Ann Rutledge: Everybody to their own opinion.
    Abraham Lincoln: Hmm?
    Ann Rutledge: Well, I... I think it's the dearest, kindest, most beautiful face in the whole world.
    Abraham Lincoln: Oh, Ann, Ann. Course, I know that's just flattery, but I love it.
    Ann Rutledge: I know the truth, dear. It's goodbye.
    Abraham Lincoln: No, no, Ann, dear. You're not going to leave me. I won't let you!
    Ann Rutledge: We must be brave, dear... [looking up to the heavens] Don't take me away. Don't take me away! It's so dark and lonesome!
    Abraham Lincoln: Ann, you mustn't let go.
    Ann Rutledge: If they'd sing, I wouldn't be so afraid. We will meet there, dear.
    Gen. Robert E. Lee: Surrender? My poor army! Why I'd rather die a thousand deaths than to do that to them.
    Aide: There, there, General. You must lie down and rest.
    Gen. Robert E. Lee: Rest... that's a beautiful word.

## Cast

* Walter Huston — Abraham Lincoln
* William L. Thorne — Tom Lincoln
* Lucille La Verne — Mid-Wife
* Helen Freeman Corle — Nancy Hanks Lincoln
* Ian Keith — John Wilkes Booth
* E. Alyn Warren as Stephen A. Douglas/General Ulysses S. Grant

## External links

* Abraham Lincoln quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# 931

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# 928

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# 932

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# Anna Maria Mokgethi

Anna Maria Mokgethi is a Motswana politician serving as the Minister of Nationality, Immigration and Gender Affairs since November 2019. She is the Member of Parliament for Gaborone Bonnington North. Mokgethi is a member of the Botswana Democratic Party.

## Quotes

* “May I emphasize that if nurtured with friendly regulatory framework and policies, the informal sector could boast economic growth and create the employment we critically desire. This will in the ultimate improve women’s participation in industrialization within the African Continent."
** https://www.bw.undp.org/content/botswana/en/home/presscenter/pressreleases/2019/women-in-trade-consultations-held-in-botswana.html Women in Trade consultations held in Botswana ( June 28, 2021) UNDP Press Center

## References

Anna Mokgethi
# Anna Nicole Smith

Anna Nicole Smith (November 28, 1967 – February 8, 2007) was an American actress, model and reality television star, who first gained popularity as Playboy magazine's 1993 Playmate of the Year, and became noted for her eccentric behavior.

## Quotes

* I was honoured to be on our next performer’s new video. And if I ever record an album, I want this guy to produce it and make me beautiful duets, ‘cause he’s a freakin’ genius!
** Anna Nicole Smith (2004) cited in: Cyril H. Wecht, Dawna Kaufmann (2009) A question of murder: compelling cases from a famed forensic pathologist. p. 99
** With this statement Smith introduced Kanye West at the 2004 American Music Awards, November 14, 2004
* I didn't get to masturbate this morning, and I've been dying to, so I've gotta go.
** Anna Nicole Smith in the The Anna Nicole Show; Cited in: David Volk (2004) The Tribe Has Spoken: Life Lessons from Reality TV. p. 89
* Marrying into money was not a good thing for me.
** Cited in: Lanford Beard (2005) E! true Hollywood story : the real stories behind the glitter. p. 146
* I want to be the new Marilyn Monroe and find my own Clark Gable.
** Cited in: Rita Cosby (2007) Blonde Ambition: The Untold Story Behind Anna Nicole Smith's Death. p. 131

## External links

* Anna Nicole Smith on IMDb
# Anna May Wong

Anna May Wong (born Wong Liu Tsong; January 3, 1905 – February 3, 1961) was considered the first Chinese American Hollywood actress.

## Quotes

* I was so tired of the parts I had to play. Why is it that the screen Chinese is nearly always the villain of the piece, and so cruel a villain--murderous, treacherous, a snake in the grass. We are not like that. How should we be, with a civilization that’s so many times older than that of the West. We have our own virtues. We have our rigid code of behavior, of honor. Why do they never show these on the screen? Why should we always scheme, rob, kill?
** On a quote Wong gave about the portrayal of Chinese in Hollywood films (as mentioned in “ANNA MAY WONG AND THE DRAGON-LADY SYNDROME”; 1987 Jul 12)
* I am convinced that I could never play in the Chinese theater. I have no feeling for it. It’s a pretty sad situation to be rejected by the Chinese because I’m too American.
** On a quote Wong gave about her experience living abroad in China (as mentioned in “ANNA MAY WONG AND THE DRAGON-LADY SYNDROME”; 1987 Jul 12)

## Quotes about Wong

* She was in Hollywood in that era when non-white actors could not kiss. This meant there was a whole range of parts that were not available to her. She couldn’t play a romantic lead where she would have to kiss her leading man. So, she had to watch parts that she could have played—should have played—go to other actors. And that frustrated her, to say the least.
** A quote from John Olive about Wong’s limited Hollywood career in “Anna May Wong, writing biography, and what's next: an interview with John Olive” in PWC (2017)
* Her role as a sexually available Chinese woman…would eventually earn her resentful criticism in China.
** A quote by author Graham Russell Gao Hodges in his book Anna May Wong: From Laundryman's Daughter to Hollywood Legend about the actress (as mentioned in “Anna May Wong Did It Right” in Time; 2005 Jan 29)
* Lucy Liu is not Anna May Wong. No one is Anna May Wong. The quality of the acting…and first of all, she's five feet seven. Anna May Wong was stunning. She wasn't beautiful - she was stunning. She had great legs - and you never see that! I mean, Chinese women with great legs, because they're usually short. Here's a tall, statuesque woman of empowerment, who knew who she was, and this confidence was shown right away in all the films she did.
** On Wong’s legacy and how she differs from contemporary Asian actresses in “The One, The Only and The Perpetually Cool Anna May Wong” by the UCLA International Institute (2004 Jan 23)
# Anna Popplewell

Anna Katherine Popplewell (16 December 1988–) is an English actress.

## Quotes

* When you spend six months working on a movie with someone you get to know them very well whether you like it or not.
** RT INTERVIEW: Anna Popplewell on a Different Side to Narnia in Prince Caspian (June 25, 2008)
* I love sci-fi and fantasy but I don’t think that’s the reason I took on the projects I’ve been involved in. With those projects their genres give them a wonderful quality of escapism and an incredible capacity to imagine worlds that are other than our own. At the same time both of them are good stories to tell because they ground themselves in human character and emotion. I’ve never had to not play a human, I don’t know what that would feel like. I think they are very valuable stories to tell. A new environment with very human stories.
** Interview: Anna Popplewell, Star of HALO 4 – Forward Unto Dawn (12/06/2013)
# Anna Porter

Anna Maria Porter (born 1944) is a Hungarian born-Canadian publisher and novelist.

## Quotes

* Central Europe has several recognizably common architectural features that make some towns in Galicia look remarkably like towns in Transylvania and Slovakia; shared musicians—Liszt, Chopin, Mahler, Dvořák, Smetana, Bartók, Kodály; shared writers, such as Musil, Gombrowicz, Koestler, Brod, Mickiewicz, Kafka, Roth, Zweig, Faludy; and some peculiar shared traditions, such as the tiny coffee spoon and the oversweet desserts with whipping cream.
** Anne Porter (23 September 2010). The Ghosts of Europe: Journeys through Central Europe's Troubled Past and Uncertain Future. Douglas & McIntyre. p. 19. ISBN 978-1-55365-637-1.
# Anna Mghwira

Anna Elisha Mghwira (23 January 1959 – 22 July 2021) was a Tanzanian politician and the one-time chair of the Alliance for Change and Transparency (ACT), the youngest political party in Tanzania. She was educated in the United Kingdom at the University of Essex and the University of Dar es Salaam as well as Tumaini University.

## Quotes

* We received the news with deep sorrow. Losing 11 otherwise innocent people all at once is tragic .
** Anna Mghwira said, (The Citizen Tanzania, April 15, 2021)
# Anna Paquin

Anna Helene Paquin (born 24 July 1982) is a Canadian-born New Zealand film, television and theatre actress.

## Quotes

* I'm sure for some people saying they’re bisexual feels less scary than making a statement that they're gay. For me, it’s not really an issue because I’m someone who believes being bisexual is actually a thing. It’s not made up. It’s not a lack of decision. It’s not being greedy or numerous other ignorant things I’ve heard at this point. For a bisexual, it’s not about gender. That’s not the deciding factor for who they’re attracted to.
** I still like women': Pregnant Anna Paquin on why she will always be bisexual... despite being married to Stephen Moyer By Daily Mail Reporter - Published: 3-5-2012
** Anna Paquin: My Bisexuality 'Is Not Made Up' Despite Being Married To Stephen Moyer - Published: 5-3-2012.
# Black Guardian

The Black Guardian is a character in the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who, portrayed by Valentine Dyall. He is an anthropomorphic personification of the forces of entropy and chaos, the counterpart of the White Guardian, a personification of order. The two Guardians balance out the forces in the universe, although the Black Guardian seems to desire to upset the balance in favour of chaos and evil while the White Guardian prefers to maintain the status quo.

## The Fourth Doctor

    Portrayed by Tom Baker

### The Armageddon Factor [16.6]

    Black Guardian: I expected no less of you! You whimpering wraith! But your death is already compassed in my designs. For now, the Doctor shall release the key to ME, and chaos shall break upon the universe!

### The Armageddon Factor [16.6]

    Black Guardian: DOCTOR! YOU SHALL DIE FOR THIS!

## The Fifth Doctor

    Portrayed by Peter Davison

### Mawdryn Undead [20.3]

    Black Guardian: (to Turlough) I am your guardian.

### Terminus [20.4]

    Black Guardian: (to Turlough) You have work to do.
    Turlough: What does this do?
    Black Guardian: You are touching the heart of the TARDIS. Rip it free!
    Black Guardian: (to Turlough) This is your last chance boy! KILL THE DOCTOR!
# Black Mamba Boy

Black Mamba Boy is a 2010 novel by the Somali-British author Nadifa Mohammed. The novel is a semi-autobiographical account of her father's life in Yemen in the 1930s and 40s, during the colonial period through a character called Jama.

## Quotes

* It’s hard to avenge yourself on someone you fear, when everything about them, their height, power, possessions, confidence, imposes a sense of your own inferiority. Even a child’s imagination shrinks in the presence of terror.
** Page 149. Speaking on avenging oneself against someone you fear, respect.
* Unfortunate civilians and askaris carried the livid geography of lashes on their backs. The Italians used hippopotamus skin because the tough hide cut through human skin like a razor. One hundred lashes were enough to kill a strong, healthy man, and they were generous with the blows.
** Page 147. Jama's narration on the cruel treatment civilians faced.
* They want you to step into the gutter when they approach, say master this and master that…That’s the way here, it’s not a life but it’s better than death…the longer you stay, the less of a man you become
** Page 122. Speaking on how new soldiers are expected to behave around the generals.
* When you go to Eritrea, you will see even more clearly, there are Ferengis who think that you don’t feel pain like them, have dreams like them, love life as much as them. It’s a bad world we live in, you’re like a flea riding a dog’s back, eventually you will end between its teeth.
** Page 96. Speaking on Eritrea.
* Despite the beauty of her words, Jama felt his mother was threading pearl after pearl of expectation into a noose that would sit loosely around his neck, ready for her to hang him one day.
** Page 13. Jama's thought on his mother.
* If you want to make every decision for me, what’s the point of being alive? You might as well live both our lives for us.
** Page 207. Speaking on the freedom of making one's own decision.
# Black Monday

Black Monday is a name unique to Mondays on which dire events occurred. Originally the term referred to select Easter Mondays, it later was applied to any notorious Monday.

## Quotes

* LAUNCELOT An they have conspired together, I will not say you
    shall see a masque; but if you do, then it was not
    for nothing that my nose fell a-bleeding on
    Black-Monday last at six o'clock i' the morning,
    falling out that year on Ash-Wednesday was four
    year, in the afternoon.
** Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice (1598)
* But a false brother gave notice of the citizens intentions to the enemy, then lurking in the neighbouring mountains, who marching down privately, laid an ambush in Cullen's-wood, who fell on the citizens unprepared and fatigued with the laborious diversion, and slew upwards of five hundred of them. This disaster happened in the year 1209, and ever since hath been called black-monday.
** Walter Harris, Robert Ware, The History and Antiquities of the City of Dublin (1766)
* Black Monday – Easter Monday, 1360, when the cold was so intense, that the English troops before Paris, under Edward III, suffered severely. The expression must have been subsequently employed in a somewhat vague sense, and among other uses, by schoolboys, as it was an usual day for returning from the holidays.
** John Brand, Brand's Popular Antiquities of Great Britain (1777)
* The fears of recession in the aftermath of Black Monday have turned to fears of the economy racing ahead too fast, with inflation edging up and a substantial current account deficit...people understandably feel more confident about their future than they've done for decades, but as a result they have been borrowing more and saving less...coming on top of a massive income investment boom, it's all been just a bit too much of a good thing.
** Nigel Lawson, Speech to the Conservative Party Conference (13 October, 1988).
* Just as the stock market crash of October 28, 1929, has forever come to be remembered as "Black Tuesday," so October 19, 1987, has come to be known as "Black Monday." It was on this day that the stock market again crashed, precipitating one of the first financial crises of the modern globalized era, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) dropped 508 points, or 22.6% of its value.
** Library of Congress, Business Reference Services (April, 2008)
# Armadillos

An armadillo is a mammal noted for its armour and ability to curl into a ball.

## Quotes

* ‘Son, son!’ said Mother Jaguar ever so many times, graciously waving her tail, ‘a Hedgehog is a Hedgehog, and can’t be anything but a Hedgehog; and a Tortoise is a Tortoise, and can never be anything else.’
    ‘But it isn’t a Hedgehog, and it isn’t a Tortoise. It’s a little bit of both, and I don’t know its proper name.’
    'Nonsense!' said Mother Jaguar. 'Everything has its proper name. I should call it "Armadillo" till I found out the real one. And I should leave it alone.'
** Rudyard Kipling: The Beginning of the Armadillos
* I've never seen a Jaguar, Nor yet an Armadill- o dilloing in his armour, And I s'pose I never will, Unless I go to Rio These wonders to behold-- Roll down--roll down to Rio-- Roll really down to Rio! Oh, I'd love to roll to Rio Some day before I'm old!
** Rudyard Kipling: The Beginning of the Armadillos
* The ancient owls' nest must have burned. Hastily, all alone, a glistening armadillo left the scene, rose-flecked, head down, tail down
** Elizabeth Bishop: Poem: The Armadillo
* For a single armadillo, you will own, On Salisbury Plain in summer is comparatively rare, And a pair of them is practically unknown.
** Michael Flanders: Song The Armadillo
* Dada doubts everything. Dada is an armadillo. Everything is Dada, too. Beware of Dada.