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# The Busy World of Richard Scarry

The Busy World of Richard Scarry is an animated television series based on the books by Richard Scarry.

## Season 1
### The Best Birthday Present Ever / Patrick Pig Learns to Talk / Grouchy Mr. Gronkle [1.2]

    [The cuckoo clock has been accidentally fixed with the bike bell sound]
    Huckle: Hey, that's my bike bell!
    Fiona: It's a wonderful present.

### The Busiest Firefighters Ever / Manuel of Mexico / The Biggest Catch Ever [1.3]

    Smokey : [realizes his firefighters accidentally extinguished a barbecue] Uh oh.
    Father: Excuse me, but aren't barbecues allowed in Busytown?

### Mr. Frumble's New Cars / Ernst and Heidi in the Alps / Billy Dog's Bad Day [1.6]

    Mr. Frumble: I guess I'll go now.
    Sergeant Murphy: Mr. Frumble...
    Mr. Frumble: Yes? [he has accidentally taken Sergeant Murphy's motorcycle]
    Sergeant Murphy: That's my motorcycle!

### The Snowstorm / Professor Dig and His Egyptian Mummy / The Treasure Hunt [1.7]

    Hilda: Everyone's afraid to play with me. I'm just too strong.
    Miss Honey: Your strength is a gift. You just need to learn how to use it.

### A Big Operation / Cucumber, the African Photographer / Summer Picnic [1.11]

    Lowly: Well, if I have my tonsils out... [eats Huck's ice cream] Mmm mmm! You can eat my ice cream, okay?
    Lowly: Well, sometimes the things you don't plan turn out to be the most fun of all.

### Sergeant Murphy's Day Off / Schmudge, the German Chimney Sweep / The Sleeping Car Adventure [1.12]

    Bridget: Daddy, you're the best father and policeman ever.

### Busytown Regatta / Schtoompah, the Funny Austrian / Busytown Soap Box Derby [1.13]
## Season 2
### Sergeant Murphy's Deputy / Couscous in the Sahara / New Friend on the Block [2.8]

    Cassie: Well, all I can say is it was real nice of you guys to treat me.
    Huckle: Aw it was nothing. We had fun. [to Lowly] Probably a lot more fun than with the neighbor mom wanted us to meet.

### The Biggest Storm Ever / Cucumber in Rockies / Sally's First Day at School [2.9]

    Sally: [voicing a puppet of her father] Sally, we've decided that you don't have to go to kindergarten. [voicing a puppet of her mother] That's right, you can stay home with me forever.

### A Newspaper Mom / Cucumber in Rio / Donut Raffle [2.13]
## Season 3
### The Best Birthday Party Ever / Martha's First Book / Locked Out [3.4]

    Lynnie: It's the best birthday party...
    All: ...ever!

### Has Anyone Seen My Book? / P.J. Pig's Brave Day / Vanderbuilt's New Shoes [3.13]
## Season 4
### Who's Afraid of the Big Eclipse / Hold Your Breath! / Pumpkin Heads [4.13]
## Season 5
### Mr. Gronkle Moves Away / Counting Chickens / The Spelling Bee [5.9]

    Billy: Okay, responsibility. R-E-S-P-O-N-S-I-B-I-L-I-T-Y.
    Billy's mom: That's great! Now what does it mean?
    Billy: To be in charge of something important where people count on.

### A Message in a Bottle / Santa Needs Help / There Really is an Easter Bunny [5.13]

    [final lines of the series]
    Fiona: And here it is. Anyone for apple pie?
    Sailor Shane: Mmm, this is certainly one treasure that's worth burying.
# The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari [Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari] is a 1920 silent film about hypnotist Dr. Caligari who uses a somnambulist, Cesare, to commit murders. It is one of the most influential of German Expressionist films. A version based on the original was made in 2005.
    Directed by Robert Wiene. Written by Hans Janowitz and Carl Mayer.

## Dr. Caligari

* Step right up. Now showing for the first time: Cesare, the miraculous, twenty-three years of age, has for these twenty-three years been sleeping -- night and day -- without a break. Before your very eyes, Cesare will awaken from his death-like rigidity. Step right up. Step right up.
* Cesare! Do you hear me? It is I calling you: I, Caligari, your master. Awaken for a brief while from your dark night.
* Ladies and Gentlemen, Cesare will now answer any question you like to put to him. Cesare knows every secret. Cesare knows the past and can see into the future. Come up and test him for yourselves.
* I must know everything. I must penetrate the heart of his secret! I must become Caligari!

## Francis

* You fools, this man is plotting our doom! We die at dawn! He is Caligari!
* Look! There is Cesare. Never ask him to tell your fortune; it will mean death for you.

## Others

* Man in the Garden: Everywhere there are spirits ... They are all around us ... They have driven me from hearth and home, from my wife and children.
* Title card: That night saw the first of a series of mysterious crimes.
* Asylum director: At last I recognize his mania. He believes me to be the mythical Caligari. Astonishing! But I think I know how to cure him now.

## Dialogue

    Dr. Caligari: I want to apply for a permit to show my exhibit at the fair.
    Town Clerk: What sort of an exhibit is it?
    Dr. Caligari: A somnambulist.
    Alan: How long have I to live?
    Cesare: Until tomorrow's dawn.
    Francis: [about Jane] Alan, we both love her.
    Alan: We must let her choose. But whatever her choice, we shall always remain friends.
    Francis: Jane, I love you - when will you marry me?
    Jane: We who are of noble blood may not follow the wishes of our hearts.

## Taglines

* The most amazing story ever screened.
* You must become Caligari.
* A THRILLING FANTASTIC PHOTO-PLAY
* Dr. Caligari and his mysterious slave - the black and white phantom who lives in a cabinet and goes forth in his sleep to do his master's bidding. the weirdest characters ever seen on the screen and the most daringly different picture ever seen.

## Cast

* Werner Krauss - Dr. Caligari
* Conrad Veidt - Cesare
* Friedrich Fehér - Francis
* Lil Dagover - Jane
* Hans Heinz v. Twardowski - Alan
* Rudolf Lettinger - Dr. Olsen

## External links

* The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari video on the Internet Archive (available for download).
* The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari quotes at the Internet Movie Database (1920)
* An Article on The Cabinet of Dr.Caligari published at BrokenProjector.com
* Transcription on Aellea Classic Movie Scripts.
* The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - summary of the plot.
* Das Kabinett des Doktor Caligari (1920)
* Caligari: A German Silent Masterpiece
# The Cable Guy

The Cable Guy is a 1996 film about a cable guy who stalks his customers after installing his cable.
    Directed by Ben Stiller. Written by Lou Holtz, Jr.

## Chip Douglas

* I can be your best friend or your enemy. You seem to prefer the latter.
* I'll juice ya up!
* Hey, Steve. I'm on a pay phone, so if you're there, pick it up. Pick up, pick up, pick up, pick up, pick up, pick up, pick up. Well OK, call me back.
* Dry land is not a myth. I've seen it. Kevin Costner. Waterworld. I don't know what the big fuss is about. I saw that movie nine times. It rules!
* The blue knight rules! The red knight sucks the big one! Down, down, down. Right knight goin' down. Down, down, down. Right knight goin' down.
* I just wanna hang out! NO BIG DEEEEEAAAALLL!!!

## Dialogue

    Chip: (eating chicken at Medieval Times) Can I have your skin?
    Steven: Sure.
    Chip: Check this out.
    (places pieces of chicken skin over his face)
    Chip: Silence the lambs!
    (imitates Hannibal Lecter)
    Chip: Hello, Clarice. It's good to see you again.
    (bursts out laughing)
    Steven: Oh lord.
    (Chip is danging over over a ledge above the giant cable dish)
    Steven: You'll be fine. I'll be your pal, just come on up!
    Chip: No. It's too late for me, but there are a lot of little cable boys and girls out there who still have a chance! Don't you understand, Steven? Somebody has to kill the babysitter.
    (drops from ledge and freefalls towards dish)

## Taglines

* There's no such thing as free cable
* Once you're hooked... you're his
* Are you ready to get wired?
* For Steven Kovacs, the price of cable is about to go up.
* He’s a real live wire
* He came... He saw... He tormented...

## Characters

* Chip
* Steven Kovacs
* Robin Harris
* Earl Kovacs
* Rick

## External links

* The Cable Guy quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Cable Guy at Rotten Tomatoes
# Shobha Rao

Shobha Rao is an India-born American novelist.

## Quotes

* I do believe that inside each of us, inside our imaginative lives, dwells every possibility in the human journey. It is a matter of access, I suppose. And the courage to access. I think we all have the same weapons: patience, imagination, hope, and the ability to be crucified and yet resurrect. I strive to be open to all of these.
** On humanity and her narratives in “‘I can’t think of a happier story’: Shobha Rao talks GIRLS BURN BRIGHTER” in Booklist Reader (2018 Mar 6)
* I think the only responsibility that writers have is to our own truth. If that happens to merge with contemporary issues, then yes, write that truth. But what we are haunted by is not a thing we choose. And that choice is most certainly not made by the latest headlines.
** On whether writers have the responsibility to write about contemporary issues in “‘I can’t think of a happier story’: Shobha Rao talks GIRLS BURN BRIGHTER” in Booklist Reader (2018 Mar 6)
* My fingers are turning red, my nose is turning red, and that kind of cold, I was, of course, also unfamiliar with. And snow has always had an awe for me. The silence that takes over the world, and just. . . the absolute miracle of snow. I’ve never gotten over it, I have to confess.
** On her first exposure to winter in the United States in "Shobha Rao on Moving Between Cultures and Loving Little House on the Prairie" in LitHub (2018 Nov 19)
* I came to understand that there are far more stories in the world than my own, and that there was a richness and a profound resilience in the lives of these women that I was working with that just astonished me. It just floored me. And witnessing that resilience, witnessing their strength, their warmth, their generosity despite horrible acts of violence perpetrated against them, I walked away from that job with a very clear idea of who I was as a writer and what I needed to write. And it hasn’t changed. It’s just a fist inside of me. It just sits there.
** On how working as a lawyer that served domestic violence victims inspired her to become a writer in "Shobha Rao on Moving Between Cultures and Loving Little House on the Prairie" in LitHub (2018 Nov 19)
# Shoe Dog

Shoe Dog is a memoir by Nike's Phil Knight. It was published in 2016 by Simon & Schuster.

## Quotes

* Don’t tell people how to do things, tell them what to do and let them surprise you with their results.
* The cowards never started and the weak died along the way. That leaves us, ladies and gentlemen. Us.
* The single easiest way to find out how you feel about someone. Say goodbye.
# Shneur Zalman of Liadi

Shneur Zalman of Liadi (or Reb Schneur Zalman or Baal HaTanya or Alter w:Rebbe ("Old Rebbe" in Yiddish) or The Rav) (September 4, 1745 – December 15, 1812) was an Orthodox rabbi and the founder and first Rebbe of w:Chabad Lubavitch, a branch of Hasidic Judaism.

## Sourced

* "Tachlis Brias Olam Hazeh, Hu she'nisaivah Hakadosh Ba-ruch Hu Le'hios Lo Dirah B'tachtonim."-'The ultimate purpose of the creation of this physical world, is that G-d Desired to have a dwelling-place in the lower world.'
--Sefer Hatanya, beg. Chapter 36
* ולכן נמשלה התורה למים: מה מים יורדים ממקום גבוה למקום נמוך, כך התורה ירדה ממקום כבודה, שהיא רצונו וחכמתו יתברך, ואורייתא וקודשא בריך הוא כולא חד ולית מחשבה תפיסא ביה כלל. ומשם נסעה וירדה בסתר המדרגות ממדרגה למדרגה בהשתלשלות העולמות, עד שנתלבשה בדברים גשמיים ועניני עולם הזה, שהן רוב מצוות התורה ככולם והלכותיהן, ובצרופי אותיות גשמיות בדיו על הספר, עשרים וארבעה ספרים שבתורה נביאים וכתובים, כדי שתהא כל מחשבה תפיסא בהן, ואפילו בחינות דבור ומעשה שלמטה ממדרגת מחשבה תפיסא בהן ומתלבשת בהן.
** V'lakhen nimshela hatora l'mayim: ma mayim yordim mi'makom gavoha l'makom namukh, kakh ha'tora yarda mi'mkom kvoda, sh'hi retzono v'khomato yitbarakh, v'orayta v'kodsha brikh hu kula had v'leyt mahshava tfista biah klal. W'misham nas'a v'yarda b'seter ha'madregot m'madrega l'madrega b'hishtalshelut ha'olamot, ad sh'nitlabsha b'davrim gashmiyim v'inyaney ha'olam haze, sh'hen rov mitzvot hatora k'khulam v'hilkhotehen, w'btzerufei otiot gashmiot b'dio 'al hasefer, 'esrim v'arba'a s'farim sh'batora nevi'im w'khtuvim, kdei sh'tehe kol mahshava tfisa bahen, v'afilu bhinot dibur w'ma'ase sh'lemata m'madregat mahshava tfisa bahen w'mitlabeshet bahen.
** Translation: And so the teaching (Torah) was likened to water: like water comes down from a high place to a low place, so the teaching descended from its honorable place, as it is His will and wisdom, and the light of Him that be blessed and thought cannot grasp it at all. From there it went in the secret stairway via the worlds, until it was dressed in material things and matters of this world, which are all the ordinants (mitzvot) and their ways, in combinations of material letters in ink on the book, twenty four books in the Tanakh, so thought will be able to comprehend it, and even speech and act, below the level of thought.
** Sefer HaTanya (Book of the learner) Part I, Chapter IV
* G-d dwells and clothes Himself in a man’s soul at the time that he is involved in a Commandment of God or Torah Study.
** Tanya, Chapter 46

## See also

* Menachem Mendel Schneerson (the seventh Chabad Rebbe)

## External links

* Sefer HaTanya at Hebrew Wikisource
* Tanya in translation with commentary
# Shock (1946 film)

Shock is a 1946 film about a psychologically distraught woman who is committed to a private sanitarium by the man she witnessed commit a murder.
    Directed by Alfred L. Werker. Written by Martin Berkeley.

## Dialogue

    Lt. Paul Stewart: Doctor, the important thing is - what can you do for her?
    Dr. Richard Cross: It's hard for a doctor to make promises. We can only do our best.
    Lt. Paul Stewart: Well, if you give Janet this insulin, how certain can you be it'll help her?
    Dr. Richard Cross: I'm neither a miracle man nor a prophet, Lieutenant. If medicine were an exact science, not an art, I might be able to tell you.
    Elaine Jordan: You've got a headache. I can tell from your eyes.
    Dr. Richard Cross: Yes, it's bursting.

## Taglines

* He never dreamed what it would all lead to...and she didn't care!

## Cast

* Vincent Price — Dr. Richard Cross
* Lynn Bari — Elaine Jordan
* Frank Latimore — Lt. Paul Stewart
* Anabel Shaw — Janet Stewart

## External links

* Shock quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Shock Waves (film)

Shock Waves is a 1977 film about visitors to a remote island who discover a Nazi commandant breeding a group of Zombie soldiers.
    Directed by Ken Wiederhorn. Written by John Kent Harrison.

## SS Commander

* We created the perfect soldier from cheap hoodlums and thugs. And a good number of pathological murderers and sadists as well. We called them Der Todeskorps, the Death Corps. Creatures more horrible than any you can imagine.
* You are indeed very stupid. Now it is too late.

## Dialogue

    Chuck: You mean what we all saw out there was just a mirage?
    Ben: It was a minor underwater disturbance. The hot sky acting on the cold current coming from a mile down below.

## Taglines

* Once They Were Almost Human! Beneath the living... Beyond the dead... From the depths of Hell's Ocean!
* The Deep End of Horror!

## Cast

* Peter Cushing — SS Commander
* Brooke Adams — Rose
* John Carradine — Captain Ben Morris
* Fred Buch — Chuck
* Jack Davidson — Norman
* Luke Halpin — Keith
* D. J. Sidney — Beverly
* Don Stout — Dobbs

## External links

* Shock Waves quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Shoaib Akhtar

Shoaib Akhtar, born 13 August 1975) is a Pakistani cricket commentator, YouTuber, and former cricketer who played all formats of the game over a fourteen year career.

## Quotes

* “When Allah has given so many halal animals, why must you eat bats and spread the virus?”
** quoted in Renowned Pakistani Cricketer Shoaib Akhtar’s Jihad
* “Captain would raise eyebrows about him eating with us or taking the food from the same table.”
** Back in December 2019, Akhtar revealed how players of the Pakistani cricketer team had victimized former spinner Danish Kaneria for not being a Muslim, but a Hindu.
** quoted in Renowned Pakistani Cricketer Shoaib Akhtar’s Jihad
# Swami Samarpanananda

Swami Samarpanananda is an author and a monk.
His first book was Tiya-A Parrot's Journey Home, followed by Param, Junglezen Sheru, Carving a sky, Living Hinduism, The World of Religions and The Hindu Way.

## Quotes

* Love is the space in which one finds the freedom to fly.
** Junglezen Sheru ( Page 17 )
* An ordinary teacher instructs and leaves his disciple, but a great teacher strives to make his disciple see reason by pushing him to his limits.
** Junglezen Sheru ( Page 140 )
* Wonder not at the failures, rather learn to marvel at success.
** Junglezen Sheru ( Page 89 )
* Unselfishness is the key to success in higher life.
** Living Hinduism ( Page 151 )
* Mind...cleansed through sadhana (spiritual practices)...serves as a perfect reflector of the spiritual reality.
** Living Hinduism ( Page 29 )
* Duality is ignorance, non-duality is knowledge.
** Living Hinduism ( Page 87 )
* Involvement kills, indifference frees.
** Tiya-A Parrot's Journey Home ( Page 124 )
* Wisdom always comes after the event.
** Tiya -A Parrot's Journey Home ( Page 41 )
* Move on...holding on to any one experience will limit you.
** Tiya-A Parrot's Journey Home ( Page 20 )
* To acquire is great, but to share is greater.
** Param ( Page 195 )
* There is no shortcut to success.
** Param ( Page 39 )
* Every great achievement has a small beginning.
** Param ( Page 73 )
* Spirituality is to experience the infinite in the transcendental state. There is no other definition to it.
** The World of Religions ( Page 20 )
* Acceptance is spirituality, and inclusiveness is the sign of having attained its highest level.
** The World of Religions ( Page 67 )
* Nirvana is the overcoming of attachment.
** The World of Religions ( Page 80 )
* When the quest for knowledge burns bright, one gets the right teacher too.
** The World of Religions ( Page 73 )
* Detachment gives...joy.
** Carving a sky ( Page 136 )
* Strength comes to those who treat life as a grand Symphony.
** Carving a sky ( Page 63 )
* Struggle for spiritual freedom is the dharma for humanity.
** The Hindu Way ( Page 55 )
* Contentment is...the root of all happiness.
** The Hindu Way ( Page 70 )
* Unselfishness is purity.
** The Hindu Way ( Page 63 )
* Luxury of freedom hates the discipline of knowledge.
** Kratu-A Novel ( Page 24 )
* Crisis is the portal to new opportunity.
** Kratu-A Novel ( Page 107 )
* The seed comes when the field is ready, greatness comes when the mind is ready.
** Kratu-A Novel ( Page 270 )
# Swami Nikhilananda

Swami Nikhilananda (1895–1973), born Dinesh Chandra Das Gupta was a direct disciple of Sri Sarada Devi. In 1933, he founded the Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Center of New York, a branch of Ramakrishna Mission, and remained its head until his death in 1973. An accomplished writer and thinker, Nikhilananda's greatest contribution was the translation of Sri Sri Ramakrishna Kathamrita from Bengali into English, published under the title The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna (1942).

## Quotes

* Swami Vivekananda often spoke of the future greatness of India as surpassing all her glories of the past.
** Swami Nikhilananda, Swami Vivekânanda : A Biography (1975)
# Swallows and Amazons

Swallows and Amazons is a truly delightful tale both as a film, and as a book. The book is the first in the Swallows and Amazons series by Arthur Ransome.
This story follows the Walker children (John, Susan, Titty and Roger), who sail a borrowed dinghy named Swallow, and the Blackett children (Nancy and Peggy), who sail a dinghy named Amazon. The Walkers are staying at a farm near a lake during the school holidays and want to camp on an island in the lake; the Blacketts live in a house nearby. The children meet on the island which they call Wild Cat Island, and have a series of adventures, involving sailing, camping, fishing, exploration and piracy.
The story, set in 1930, includes a good deal of everyday Lakeland life from the farmers to charcoal burners working in the woods; canned meat, which the children fancifully refer to as pemmican , and ginger ale and lemonade, which they call grog, appear as regular food stuff for the campers; island life also allows for occasional references to the story of Robinson Crusoe. Captain Flint, the Blackett's uncle James Turner, appears in some ways to be modelled on Ransome himself.

## Quotes

* This is Wild Cat Island. We've been here years and years. - Nancy Blackett, Swallows and Amazons
* What shall we call the bay where we were today?- Titty Walker, Swallows and Amazons
* What about 'The Bay Where We Fished'? - Roger Walker, Swallows and Amazons
* No. Shark Bay - for Roger's great catch! - Titty Walker, Swallows and Amazons
* Where's Susan?" - John Walker, Swallows and Amazons
* She's still asleep. - Titty Walker, Swallows and Amazons
* No she's not... And she's going bathing! - Susan Walker, Swallows and Amazons.
# Swami Ramanandacharya

Ramananda (IAST: Rāmānanda) was a 14th-century Vaishnava devotional poet saint, who lived in the Gangetic basin of northern India. The Hindu tradition recognizes him as the founder of the Ramanandi Sampradaya, the largest monastic Hindu renunciant community in modern times.

## Quotes

* Ramananda brought to northern India the religious revival which Ramananda had initiated in the south. This movement was “in part a reaction against the increasing formalism of the orthodox ‘cult, in part an assertion of the demands of the heart as against the intellectualism of the Vedanta”,’ and was kept alive by a number of famous saints in the direct line of descent from Ramanuja to Ramananda... Ramananda travelled widely and studied deeply. At Varanasi he joined in philosophical discussions with learned Muslims and Brahmans.” It was there that he passed most of his years, teaching and preaching... Thus, although born and bred in the old conservative Brahman atmosphere, he broke the shackles of orthodoxy and admitted into his new sect of Bhakts all men without distinction. His disciples came from all castes, from both sexes and even from among the Muslims. Thus he gave absolute social equality to all, even the privilege of study- ing the scriptures. All previous thinkers, more or less, had accepted the institution of Caste. But Ramananda had nothing to do with it. Indeed he may be said to have begun what is known as the religious renaissance in Medieval India.
** K.S. Lal, Twilight of the Sultanate (1963) p. 293-4
# Tom Campbell (philosopher)

Thomas (Tom) Douglas Campbell (1938 – July 27, 2019) was a Scottish philosopher and jurist.

## Quotes

* Not only may particular decisions made according to rules result in material injustice, but a rule may systematically discriminate against the poor and the oppressed. In such circumstances, to be committed to applying the rules, however fairly or impartially administered, come what may, is to ignore the more obvious and direct demands of justice and human welfare.
** The Left and Rights (Routledge: 1983), p. 18
# Tom Carroll (surfer)

Tom Carroll (born 29 November 1961 in Newport, New South Wales) is a former Australian surfer. He won the Australian Junior Title in 1978, the Pro Juniors in 1977 and 1980, the 1983 and 1984 ASP World Title, and the 1987 Pipe Masters. He was the first surfing millionaire after signing a contract with Quiksilver in 1989.

## Quotes

* Now I have no idea how this has come about - probably a rumour spread by my enemies - but apparently there's a general belief among some sections of the surf community that I am a bit of a drop-in artist.
** Carroll's "bronzed emperor" column in Australia's Surfing Life magazine (edition unknown, the column about drop-ins).