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# Catherine Nyongesa

Catherine Naliaka Nyongesa Watta (née Catherine Naliaka) (born in 1970), is a Kenyan physician and radiation oncologist, who is the founder, owner and chief executive of Texas Cancer Centre, in Nairobi, the capital and largest city in the country.

## Quotes

* "Initially our differences were mundane: nothing unusual really. But I guess bad behavior gets worse every time it is excused."
** As quoted in the article titled "I survived cancer but my marriage didn’t, he left me" by Gardy Chacha.
* "As a doctor, I do appreciate my limitations, and I pray a lot. Some things are beyond me, and if I’m not able to do anything, we let God’s will be done."
** As quoted in the article titled "More Than Pain" by Elizabeth Mealey.
* "The man who is an auditor came to my home asking for my hand in marriage but I flatly rejected his overtures because I knew that I was the custodian of my own future."
** As quoted in the article titled "The Ultimate Shujaa: Woman Finding Solutions to Kenya’s C****r Problem" by Samuel Gitonga on 20 Oct 2020.
# Catherine O'Hara

Catherine Anne O'Hara, OC (born March 4, 1954) is a Canadian-American actress, and screenwriter.

## Quotes

* I’m a Canadian Catholic woman, so I’m hardwired to apologize.
** The Proust Questionnaire: Catherine O’Hara (October 2, 2013)
* I think everyone is born with humor, but your life can beat it out of you, sadly, or you can be lucky enough to grow up in it.
* Why work alone if you don’t have to? It’s all give and take. It’s all about listening to others and contributing. Even if you didn’t want to act, improv classes are great, because they teach you about conversation.
** “When in Doubt, Play Insane”: An Interview with Catherine O’Hara (January 23, 2019)
* There’s a certain confidence, too, I think time can give you. It’s like if you have faith in God, you have the confidence of knowing I’m just one little speck. I am just one little thing on this earth, and I don’t have to be everything.
** Catherine O’Hara on Moira Rose’s unique vocabulary and life after Schitt’s Creek (August 26, 2020)
# Catherine Omanyo

Catherine Nakhabi Omanyo (born 7 July 1978) is a Kenyan politician, education activist, and the county woman representative in National Assembly (Kenya) for Busia County. She is known for her human rights activism, especially her work advocating for the rights of women in Kenya and providing access to education for poor and orphaned children. She is also known as the founder of International School for Champions, a tuition-free school located in Busia County close to the border with Uganda.
# Eve Tuck

Eve Tuck is an Unangax scholar in the field of Indigenous studies and educational research. She is the associate professor of critical race and indigenous studies at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto.

## Quotes
### "Decolonization is Not a Metaphor"

       Eve Tuck and K. W. Yang, "Decolonization is Not a Metaphor," Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society, vol. 1, no. 1, 2012, pp. 1-40
* Settlers are not immigrants. Immigrants are beholden to the Indigenous laws and epistemologies of the lands they migrate to. Settlers become the law, supplanting Indigenous laws and epistemologies. Therefore, settler nations are not immigrant nations.
** p. 6
* The easy adoption of decolonization as a metaphor (and nothing else) ... is a premature attempt at reconciliation. The absorption of decolonization by settler social justice frameworks is one way the settler, disturbed by her own settler status, tries to escape or contain the unbearable searchlight of complicity, of having harmed others just by being one’s self. The desire to reconcile is just as relentless as the desire to disappear the Native; it is a desire to not have to deal with this (Indian) problem anymore.
** p. 9
* Settler moves to innocence are those strategies or positionings that attempt to relieve the settler of feelings of guilt or responsibility without giving up land or power or privilege, without having to change much at all. In fact, settler scholars may gain professional kudos or a boost in their reputations for being so sensitive or self-aware. Yet settler moves to innocence are hollow, they only serve the settler.
** p. 10
* The pursuit of critical consciousness, the pursuit of social justice through a critical enlightenment, can also be settler moves to innocence - diversions, distractions, which relieve the settler of feelings of guilt or responsibility, and conceal the need to give up land or power or privilege.
** p. 21
* Ideologies of US settler colonialism directly informed Australian settler colonialism. South African apartheid townships, the kill-zones in what became the Philippine colony, then nation-state, the checkerboarding of Palestinian land with checkpoints, were modeled after U.S. seizures of land and containments of Indian bodies to reservations. The racial science developed in the U.S. (a settler colonial racial science) informed Hitler’s designs on racial purity (“This book is my bible” he said of Madison Grant’s The Passing of the Great Race).
** p. 33
# Evelyn Edson

Evelyn Edson (born November 28, 1940) is an author, medievalist, and professor emerita of history.

## Quotes

* 'Reading a map' in the Middle Ages could mean scanning great blocks of written matter, describing geographical, anthropological, and historical features. The Hereford map asks for the prayers of all those who 'see, read, hear or possess' it.
** Mapping Time and Space: How Medieval Mapmakers Viewed Their World. British Library. 1999. ISBN 9780712345361. (quote from p. 134)
* Behind the maps of the sixteenth century lies another story—the change in geographical conceptions, mapmaking, and map usage that took place in the late Middle Ages. Pietro Vesconte, Cresques Abraham, Fra Mauro, Andrea Bianco, and Henricus Martellus Germanus were among the medieval cartographers who began to reshape the image of the world before Columbus sailed west.
** "Preface". The World Map, 1300–1492: The Persistence of Tradition and Transformation. JHU Press. 15 July 2007. ISBN 9781421404301.
* Looking at a medieval mappamundi (or world map) is a disorienting experience. Oriented to the east, displaying unfamiliar geographical forms and blanketed with images of strange animals and monstrous humans, it does not correspond to our modern concept of a world map.
** (2010). "The Medieval World View: Contemplating the Mappamundi". History Compass 8 (6): 503–517. DOI:10.1111/j.1478-0542.2010.00676.x.

## External links

Encyclopedic article on Evelyn Edson on Wikipedia
# Evelyn Acham

Evelyn Acham (born circa 15 June 1991) is a climate justice activist from Kampala, Uganda and national Ugandan coordinator of the Rise Up Movement.

## Quotes

* You don't have to do something big to change the world. Start by doing a small act like reading and informing yourself about what is happening around you.
** Climate Justice Activist Evelyn Acham Speaks at Breck's US Chapel. Breck School. (April 21, 2021)
# Evelyn Oputu

Evelyn Oputu (born August 13, 1949) is a Nigerian banker, and former managing director of The Bank of Industry. Oputu started her education at St. Teresa College, Ibadan in 1960 and then proceeded to Federal School of Arts and Science Lagos to obtain Senior Secondary Certificate between 1965 and 1967. She earned a B.Sc. degree in Business administration from the University of Lagos between 1972 and 1975 and later obtained a Diploma in Mass General Management at the Harvard Business School, Boston in 1987.

## Quotes

* To many people, their relationship rests on their related professional calling but it goes beyond that.
** Evelyn Oputu's Quote On Relationship
# Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick

Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick (May 2, 1950 – April 12, 2009) was an American professor of English and an author in gender studies, lesbian and gay studies, queer theory and critical theory.

## Sourced

* With respect to the homosocial/homosexual style, it seems to be possible to divide Victorian men among three rough categories according to class. The first includes aristocratic men and small groups of their friends and dependents, including bohemians and prostitutes; for these people, by 1865, a distinct homosexual role and culture seem already to have been in existence in England... It seems to have constituted a genuine subculture, facilitated in the face of an ideologically hostile dominant culture by money, privilege, internationalism, and for the most part, the ability to command secrecy... This role is closely related to — is in fact, through Oscar Wilde, the antecedent of — the particular stereotype that at least until recently has characterized American middle-class gay homosexuality; its strongest associations, as we have noted, are with effeminacy, transvestism, promiscuity, prostitution, continental European culture, and the arts.
** Between Men: English Literature and Male Homosocial desire (New York: Columbia University Press, 1985), pp. 172-173
* I've heard of many people who claim they'd as soon their children were dead as gay. What it took me a long time to believe is that these people are saying no more than the truth. They even speak for others too delicate to use the cruel words.
** Tendencies (Duke University Press, 1993), p. 2
* Seemingly, this society wants its children to know nothing; wants its queer children to conform or (and this is not a figure of speech) die; and wants not to know that it is getting what it wants.
** Tendencies (Duke University Press, 1993), p. 3
* One of the things that 'queer' can refer to: the open mesh of possibilities, gaps, overlaps, dissonances and resonances, lapses and excesses of meaning when the constituent elements of anyone's gender, of anyone's sexuality aren't made (or can't be made) to signify monolithically.
** Tendencies (Duke University Press, 1993), p. 8
# Eve Pollard

Eve Pollard, Lady Lloyd, OBE (born Evelyn Pollak, formerly Winkleman, born 25 December 1943) is an English author and journalist who has edited several tabloid newspapers.

## Quotes

* "I don’t have all the answers to old age. In fact, I rarely think about it".
* "I have never consciously chosen to keep on working, for example, even though I’m the proud owner of a Freedom Pass (and I will never, ever vote for any political party that takes it away!)".#
* "Loneliness is the scourge of old age, which means there has never been a better time to enjoy those water-cooler moments".
* "I’m running in the last lap of life. But instead of relegating myself to deterioration, I try to regard myself as simply fraying at the edges".
** Eve Pollard on secretly enjoying being wolf-whistled at: 'You can enjoy that' by MARK REYNOLDS,Jun 6, 2017 Retrieved 27/11/2023
* "When you have 50 per cent of women filling the top jobs, it becomes just uninteresting. Now, a few stand out – a few run companies, a few are famous. People have a go at them."
* "There’s no right way of doing it. Nobody looks at blokes in boring suits and criticises them".
** Eve Pollard: ‘I still feel sorry for women in top jobs’ by Paul McNally, January 13, 2009 Retrieved 27/11/2023
# Evelyn Lozada

Evelyn Alexandra Lozada (born 10 December 1975) is an American television personality and model.

## Quotes

* You can verbalize what happens to these animals a thousand times, but [when] you see it, it definitely clicks in—and it did for me. … I’m an animal lover. I was definitely one of those people who wore fur years ago. I was looking online and I [saw] how these animals are tortured and skinned, and you don’t really realize the hurt and the pain they go through just for fashion. I want to be a voice for them. I think that parents should show what’s done to these animals. People who do wear fur, I would like for them to do the research for themselves.
** "Cross Fur off Your Shopping List With Evelyn Lozada", video interview with PETA (11 December 2012).
# Euna Lee

Euna Lee (1972–) is a Korean American journalist.

## Quotes

* It is these people -- the officer who brought me his coat, the guard who offered me a boiled egg, these female guards who asked me about dating life in the US -- they are the ones that I remember of North Korea: humans just like us. North Koreans and I were not ambassadors of our countries, but I believe that we were representing the human race. Now I'm back home and back to my life. The memory of these people has blurred as time has passed. And I'm in this place where I read and hear about North Korea provoking the US. I realized how easy it is to see them as an enemy again. But I have to keep reminding myself that when I was over there, I was able to see humanity over hatred in my enemy's eyes.
** What I learned as a prisoner in North Korea (October 2016)
# Euphoria (American TV series)

    Season 1 Specials 2 Main
Euphoria (2019–present) is an American teen drama television series on HBO, created by Sam Levinson starring Zendaya.

## Season 1

    Main article: Euphoria (American TV series) season 1

## Specials

    Main article: Euphoria (American TV series)/Specials

## Season 2

    Main article: Euphoria (American TV series)/Season 2

## Cast

* Zendaya – Rue Bennett
* Maude Apatow – Lexi Howard
* Angus Cloud – Fezco
* Eric Dane – Cal Jacobs
* Alexa Demie – Maddy Perez
* Jacob Elordi – Nate Jacobs
* Barbie Ferreira – Kat Hernandez
* Nika King – Leslie Bennett
* Storm Reid – Gia Bennett
* Hunter Schafer – Jules Vaughn
* Algee Smith – Christopher McKay
* Sydney Sweeney – Cassie Howard

## External links

* Official website
# Eulogies

A eulogy is a speech or writing in praise of a person(s) or thing(s), especially one who recently died or retired or as a term of endearment.

## Quotes

* EULOGY, n. Praise of a person who has either the advantages of wealth and power, or the consideration to be dead.
** Ambrose Bierce, The Cynic's Dictionary (1906); republished as The Devil's Dictionary (1911).
* How is one to explain the contradiction illustrated by that orator? Is it because Abraham had a prescriptive right to be a great man, so that what he did is great, and when another does the same it is sin, a heinous sin? In that case I do not wish to participate in such thoughtless eulogy. If faith does not make it a holy act to be willing to murder one's son then let the same condemnation be pronounced upon Abraham as upon every other man.
** Søren Kierkegaard, Fear and Trembling, "Problemata:Preliminary Expectoration", pp. 41, (published in 1843; Princeton University Press 1973 Edition).
* Memory, about the futile struggle to remember. It’s a eulogy to all the people who flee the terrible conditions in their home countries, desperately hoping for a better life here, and never make it.
** Achy Obejas, on her story “The Collector” in the short story collection The Tower of the Antilles in "Q&A: ACHY OBEJAS ON BEING CUBAN-AMERICAN, SEXUALITY, EXILE, AND HER SHORT STORIES" (August 3, 2017).
* La satire ment sur les gens de lettres pendant leur vie, et l'éloge ment après leur mort.
** Satire lies about literary men while they live and eulogy lies about them when they die.
** Voltaire, Lettre à Bordes (10 January 1769).
* The eulogies of my intelligence are positively intended to evade the question “Is what she says true?”
** Simone Weil, Letter to her parents, 1943.

## External links

Eulogies
# Eunice Atuejide

Eunice Atuejide (born 16 August 1978) is a Nigerian businesswoman, lawyer, and politician. She is best known for founding the National Interest Party (NIP).and also the 2019 Nigeria Presidential candidate for the National Interest Party (NIP).

## Quotes

* There are 84 million registered voters in Nigeria. 60% of them are under 30 and they don't have these biases that you're thinking. They're young and that's my power base.Those are the people that are taking me to the presidency.
** Eunice talked about voters Pulse
* Men and women who rule us are greedy with an overwhelming degree of selfishness. They go into government simply to chop their portion of the national cake. They are into government to pay lip-service to the manifestos they give the electorate to get them voted into power.
** Eunice believe some politicians are greedy Vanguard
* I am a lawyer with vast experience in legislative drafting and policy implementation. I am also a people organizer with experience leading political groups, one of which includes the formation and leadership of the now defunct political party, National Interest Party (NIP), the party upon which I stood to run for the office of President in 2019. All of these are factors I feel make me a great candidate for the position I seek.
** Eunice campaigned for presidential election Sun News
* We must learn to state our opinions clearly, & stand by them no matter whose oxes are gored! How else do you assure the electorates that your word is your bond?!
** Eunice encourage people to be diverse Pink News
* If it is APC, never; I'm not going to work with them. Forget it. However, if it is PDP, AAC or absolutely any of the other parties, I'm willing to go in there and see what I can do to help us create a better Nigeria.
** Eunice spoke about the political party she prefersPulse
* We have to start making the men, women, children, the imams, the pastors and priests etc... understand that men and women are equal in the eyes of God. That is a challenge that I will have to deal with -- in terms of getting the average Nigerian to cast their vote for me.
** Eunice advocates for Gender Equality CNN
* To me, we need contributions & views from all sides (masculine & feminine) in designing the future Nigeria.
It’s neither a man’s world, nor a woman’s world. It is our world. We all matter! We all have a lot to offer, and equal weight must be given to our views.
** Eunice clamour for gender equality X
* We need men and women from every corner of the country bound by a common objective to create a Nigeria which works for every Nigerian.
** Eunice want Nigeria to be better Signal
* “I believe there will be respect for human life, less nepotism, tribalism, religious fanaticism, insensitivity and outright disregard for the wishes of the Nigerian people.
** Eunice believed in Atiku Punch
# Colin Winter

Colin Winter (10 October 1928 – 18 November 1981) was Anglican Bishop of Damaraland (Namibia) from 1968 until his death in 1981. He was deported in 1972 for his opposition to South Africa's policy of racial separation known as apartheid. He remained "bishop-in-exile" after his expulsion and continued to write and speak on behalf of Namibian independence.

## Sourced

* There are earth-shattering events going on around you, Lydia. men are scheming, debating, plotting, intriguing for the future of our country but, despite all their talk, it is the little children who are really creating the future. While these big men spend hours talking and arguing, you and your friends are busy building a nation. I don't exaggerate: all societies must be based on justice, love, trust and sharing. Though only 3, you are already practising them in your playgroup. Left to yourselves, you black and white children are actually doing that, while the politicians nervously insert clauses into bills to guard their investments and vested interest, or to protect people from people. You don't need to be protected from children of other races, because to you they are simply your friends, and you accept them totally for what they are. Your playgroup is based on trust. That is a precious commodity. I hope you never lose it. When men in Namibia act on that lesson we too, like you, can begin to build a nation.
** "An Open Letter to Lydia Morrow" Pro Veritate, V.15, No. 4 (September 1976). Pro Veritate was a Christian monthly journal published in South Africa from 1962 to 1977. Lydia Morrow was the small daughter of Winter's friends and associates, Edward and Laureen Morrow.
* My dearest wish is the liberation of Namibia, for whose freedom I am quite prepared to give my life. I am conscious that I may never see the fulfilment of this hope within my own lifetime. I am more conscious for the many, many failures to achieve or accomplish what I might have achieved, as well as my failures to convince people, to win over support for our struggle within this country and elsewhere. I am deeply conscious of my failures to love, to show more patience when people have shown an inability to grasp our situation or have responded with stubborn aggression or anger. My constant reproach to myself is, if I had been more loving, perhaps Bishop X would have responded or Archbishop Y might have been more positive. But the very failing has its lessons to teach my brother and sister Namibians who will come after me and who will carry forward the struggle, learning from my mistakes. God can use my failures as well as my successes. This is a cause for great hope. "When I am weakest then am strongest!" God can turn my failures into triumphs: this is the mystery of the Cross.
** The Breaking Process, London: SCM Press Ltd., 1981, p. 99. ISBN 0334001390

## External links

* Colin Winter obituary, The New York Times
# Collecting

The hobby of collecting includes seeking, locating, acquiring, organizing, cataloging, displaying, storing, and maintaining items are of interest to the individual collector.

## Quotes

* Shifu: Put that down! The only souvenirs we collect here are bloody knuckles and broken bones!
** Jonathan Aibel and Glen Berger, Kung Fu Panda, (2008).
* The danger is that we shall become a nation of pedants. I use the word literally and democratically to refer to the millions of people who are moved by a certain kind of passion in their pastimes as well as in their vocations. In both parts of their lives this passion comes out in shoptalk. I have in mind both the bird watchers and nature lovers: the young people who collect records and follow the lives of pop singers and movie stars; I mean the sort of knowledge possessed by “buffs” and “fans” of all species—the baseball addicts and opera goers, the devotees of railroad trains and the collectors of objects, from first editions to netsuke.They are pedants not just because they know and recite an enormous quantity of facts—if a school required them to learn as much they would scream against tyranny. It is not the extent of their information that appalls; it is the absence of any reflection upon it, any sense of relation between it and them and the world. Nothing is brought in from outside for contrast or comparison; no perspective is gained from the top of their monstrous factual pile; no generalities emerge to lighten the sameness of their endeavor.
** Jacques Barzun, The Culture We Deserve (1989), p. 118
* My dear Irene, there are two sorts of collectors. One is satisfied by simply owning the treasured item and doesn't care whether or not the rest of the world knows. But the other sort—they absolutely have to brag about their possessions. For them, half the pleasure comes from the thought of acquaintances gnawing their guts out with envy. Even if it increases the risk of theft, they can't help themselves.
** Genevieve Cogman, The Secret Chapter (2019), p. 37
* Specialist dealers wanted low wholesale, basically, so they could whip the big markup to collectors. If you were a collector, Fontaine figured, specialist dealers were nature’s way of telling you you had too much money to begin with.
** William Gibson, All Tomorrow’s Parties (1999), Chapter 30
* Something in his mind had snapped and he began collecting comics.
** Mel Gilden, The Pumpkins of Time (1994), p. 4

## See also

* Hobby