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# Andrew Schwab

Andrew Schwab (born March 1975) is an American singer, songwriter, and author. He is the lead vocalist and lyricist for the rock group Project 86. He has written three books, the first two primarily consisting of short stories and poems.

## We Caught You Plotting Murder

* Scissors to Suburbia
If the dawn means the day is upon us, I say forever I will hide in the shadows. And if maturity means I am condemned to the cold, I will forever burn bright in childishness. If they tell me to settle for one who is less than ideal, I will always, always be alone. And if the tide brings in a trend of apathy, I will drown in my passion before it is taken away. And finally, if being warm, happy, content, and well-adjusted means selling myself to become what they say I should be, I will scream in the pain and agony of my abnormality for all eternity.
# Andrew Puzder

Andrew Franklin "Andy" Puzder (July 11, 1950 –) was Donald Trump's planned nominee for United States Secretary of Labor.

## Quotes

* With government driving up the cost of labor, it's driving down the number of jobs. You're going to see automation not just in airports and grocery stores, but in restaurants. This is the problem with Bernie Sanders, and Hillary Clinton, and progressives who push very hard to raise the minimum wage. Does it really help if Sally makes $3 more an hour if Suzie has no job? If you're making labor more expensive, and automation less expensive — this is not rocket science. They're always polite, they always upsell, they never take a vacation, they never show up late, there's never a slip-and-fall, or an age, sex, or race discrimination case.
** Fast-food CEO says he's investing in machines because the government is making it difficult to afford employees (March 16, 2016)
* One can only wonder when the advocates of progressive economics will realize that, despite their best efforts, you cannot regulate your way to economic prosperity.
** The Harsh Reality Of Regulating Overtime Pay (May 18, 2016)

## External links

* Offcial Site
# Andrew R. Wheeler

Andrew R. Wheeler (December 23, 1964 –) is an American attorney who served as the 15th administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from 2019 to 2021 under President Donald Trump. He served as the deputy administrator from April to July 2018, and served as the acting administrator from July 2018 to February 2019. He previously worked in the law firm Faegre Baker Daniels, representing coal magnate Robert E. Murray and lobbying against the Obama Administration's environmental regulations. Wheeler served as chief counsel to the United States Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works and to the chairman U.S. senator James Inhofe, prominent for his rejection of climate change. Wheeler is a critic of limits on greenhouse gas emissions and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

## Quotes

* If another country wants to buy fossil fuel on the open market, they should look to the United States; we do everything in a much more environmentally conscious manner than anyone else.
** Exclusive—EPA’s Andrew Wheeler: Green New Deal Activists Don’t Want American ‘Energy Domination’ (2 March 2019)
* When we not only get rid of our jobs and it hurts the American worker, but then it exports those jobs to countries like China that do horrible things to the environment, so it's really a lose-lose for us when we cancel pipelines like that or when we decide to stop using fracking and developing our natural gas resources here.
** Exclusive–Former Trump EPA Administrator: Media Buried Climate Progress Made Under Trump Administration (13 March 2021)
# Edvige Carboni

Blessed Edvige Carboni (2 May 1880 – 17 February 1952) was an Italian Catholic mystic.

## Quotes

* One must always infuse comfort and hope.
** Quoted in the Homily for the beatification of Edvige Carboni by Cardinal Becciu (15 June 2019).
* [Holy Cross,] you resolve every bitterness.
** Quoted in the Homily for the beatification of Edvige Carboni by Cardinal Becciu (15 June 2019).

## Quotes about Edvige Carboni

* [Edvige] lived an ordinary life, from the outside the same as that of so many laypeople, but extraordinary in terms of her intimacy with God, her union with Him, to the point of identifying with Jesus in a perfect and transforming union with Him, the spouse of souls. Friend of the poor and the marginalized, she had words of consolation for everyone … If we ask what are the strong points of the Christian life of this sister of ours, and which lead her to be an example of welcoming prayerfulness and humble and joyful abnegation, we would say that there are essentially two: constant contemplation of the Crucified Lord and the adoration of the Eucharist.
** Cardinal Becciu, Homily for the beatification of Edvige Carboni (15 June 2019).
# Edward Akufo-Addo

Edward Akufo-Addo JSC (26 June 1906 – 17 July 1979) was a Ghanaian politician and lawyer. He was a member of the "Big Six" leaders of the United Gold Coast Convention (UGCC) and one of the founding fathers of Ghana who engaged in the fight for Ghana's independence. He became the Chief Justice (1966–70), and later ceremonial President (1970–72), of the Republic of Ghana. He is the father of the current (executive) President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo.

## Quotes

* When those put in charge of running the affairs of state get it wrong, we must have the courage, the humanity and the selflessness to say so. That is our patriotic duty
** Big Six Enduring Lessons From The Founding Fathers Of Ghana
* It is time to make sure that there is true separation of powers in our arms of government.
** Big Six Enduring Lessons From The Founding Fathers Of Ghana
* I will provide vision and direction.
** Big Six Enduring Lessons From The Founding Fathers Of Ghana
# Edward Andrade

Edward Neville da Costa Andrade (27 December 1887 – 6 June 1971) was an English physicist, writer and poet.

## Quotes

* Come, take hands, you are not such As this will weary overmuch. Sit we down, and hear rehearse The marvels of the sweet-souled verse
** Poem With a copy of "The Faithful Shepherdess"
* You know the wild flowers suit your hair: Place hands full of the purple bloom Of loosestrife, glad of such soft doom, And tender-toned narcissus there
** Poem Fate and the Little Flowers
* Your father bears an iron reed Filled with a flame that makes us bleed; Your kindly mother loves to tear Feathers and skin to deck her hair.
** Poem A song for Edmund Blunden
# Edvin Kanka Cudic

Edvin Kanka Ćudić (born December 31, 1988) is the Bosnian human rights activist, martial artist, journalist and political scientist who is best known as the leader of the UDIK, an organisation campaigning for human rights and reconciliation in the former Yugoslavia.

## Quotes

* If they wanted to kill me, they would not threaten me.
** Edvin Kanka Ćudić, interview in the Otisak. (2014)
* Bakir Izetbegović would not visit Sarajevo's Kazani, that UDIK was not the main advocate of the commemoration of the victims of this crime.
** Edvin Kanka Ćudić, interview in the Novi. (2016)

## About

    Alphabetized by author
* The story of crimes, war criminals, search for the missing people and justice, have become the meaning of Edvin's actions.
** Irena Antić, as quoted in May '92 (2012) p.16
* The founder of this NGO [UDIK] Edvin Kanka Ćudić and his colleagues, have succeeded to make a civil resistance niche in a very short time. It is not a repetition of existing non-violent practices of a civil society but more authentic, innovative and a long-term creative gesture that changes our violent and militaristic society in the direction of a genuine culture of remembrance.
** Nerzuk Ćurak, as quoted in In Memoriam BiH (1992-1995) (2016) p.399
* Edvin is one of those persons who write to survive as writers and people; for them being a human and writer is the same thing.
** Miloš Urošević, as quoted in May '92 (2012) p.19

### Sarajevo's Kazani

* The first and so far the only substantive public action of civil society, directed against the lack of recognition of crimes committed in Kazani, is the UDIK street activity in front of the Sarajevo Cathedral held on October 25, 2014. Activity had a small number of participants, but for the first time it was organized symbolic action in the center of Sarajevo in order to commemorate victims of Kazani.
** Nicolas Moll, as quoted in Sarajevska najpoznatija tajna (2015) p.54
* UDIK is the most persistent in its demands to raise a monument in the center of Sarajevo dedicated to the victims of this crime.
** Oslobođenje, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the crime in Sarajevo's Kazani (2018)

## References

* ↑ Sarajevska najpoznatija tajna (25 October 2018). Retrieved on 2018-10-25.
* ↑ Četvrt vijeka od zločina na Kazanima. oslobodjenje.ba (25 October 2018). Retrieved on 2018-10-25.

## External links

* Edvin Kanka Ćudić
* Edvin Kanka Ćudić za novi.ba: Bakir Izetbegović ne bi posjetio Kazane da nije bilo nas
# Edward Allington

Edward Allington (born 24 June 1951) is an English artist and sculptor.

## Quotes

* In 1968 Ian Wilson made his final sculpture. Since then, he has explored the idea of oral communication as an art form... Wilson’s work is very hard to track down, even in terms of documentation. He has been compared to the Socratic philosophers but if there is a similarity between his practice and theirs, it probably lies mainly in the fact that everything we have from that period of philosophy takes the form of secondary fragments embedded in other texts. Wilson’s work functions almost like archaeological or geological evidence: it consists of objects that we examine in order to deduce, from scanty clues, what must have happened.
** Edward Allington. "About Time," in Frieze, Issue 92 June-August 2005
# Cristina Henríquez

Cristina Henríquez is an American author.

## Quotes

* I go into things thinking, it will be a short story. It’s easier. It’s not overwhelming, and I know I can do that in a few weeks or a few months. If I go in thinking novel, it feels so overwhelming. It just has to do with your natural stride as a writer. My natural stride is short story. I think in those components. It’s just me.
** On deciding whether one of her writings merit a novel in “Interview with Cristina Henriquez” in TriQuarterly (2016 Jun 7)
* Look, immigration as a system, as a national policy, is broken. No one on either side of the debate needs me to tell them that. But that’s not what the novel is about. It’s about the human faces, the human stories, the human lives behind what for many people has become only an issue. As one of the characters says, “We’re the unknown Americans, the ones no one even wants to know, because they’ve been told they’re supposed to be scared of us and because maybe if they did take the time to get to know us, they might realize that we’re not that bad, maybe even that we’re a lot like them. And who would they hate then?”…
** On the characters in her novel Te Book of Unknown Americans in “Three Questions for Cristina Henríquez” in Los Angeles Review of Books (2014 Apr 27)
* …It does seem to me that the way many people define “American” is limited, and that insofar as that’s the case, it’s usually limited to white America. But to me the very essence of America is that it’s as expansive and as inclusive as possible, and therefore the word “American” should encompass as many different kinds of people as possible, too.
** On how the term “American” might be expanded in “Cristina Henríquez: The Stories of the Unknown” in Guernica (2015 Oct 22)
* …I also think I was wrestling with the issue of God in a very large, philosophical sort of way. I think if you’re a believer there’s a certain comfort in that. I’m trying to figure out if I’m a believer at this point; I’m not even sure. And so you’re just trying to wrestle with it, to pin it down for yourself. That just comes through somehow in the characters. The further I get into my career, the less autobiographical the stories are getting, though in a way they are more so. All of a sudden my preoccupations go into my work in a more forceful way, even though the characters, and the circumstances they find themselves in, are less like me.
** On some of the themes that reverberate in her characterizations despite her personal changes in “Cristina Henríquez: The Stories of the Unknown” in Guernica (2015 Oct 22)
* I think to some degree, all politics is personal. It would be naïve of me to say I wrote a book just about immigrants and there's nothing political about it. As has been pointed out to me in the past, it's political to have the last name that I have. There's nothing that's not political…
** On the indirect relationship between literature and politics in “Cristina Henriquez Talks 'The Book of Unknown Americans,' POC vs. MFA, and Compassion” in Bustle (2014 Jun 13)
# Cristhian Lagos

Cristhian Lagos Navarro (born 17 August 1984) is a Costa Rican footballer who plays for C.S. Herediano

## Quotes

* Necesitamos del gran apoyo de la afición para seguir logrando logros, y ojalá que no sea hoy, el primer logro que hemos logrado, ojalá poder lograr un campeonato, y lo vamos ...
** We need the strong support of the fans to continue to achieve success, and hopefully not only today, the first success we have achieved; I hope to achieve a championship, and we will …
*** Interview on Youtube

## External links

* Cristhian Lagos at National-Football-Teams.com
# Cristóbal López Romero

Cristóbal López Romero (19 May 1952–) is a Spanish prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Rabat.

## Quotes

* The priority is not to expand the Church. The priority is not to be more, to have more baptisms or religious weddings. The priority is to build a world of brothers and sisters with those who share our faith or have a different faith, and with those who have no faith.
** Card. López Romero: I doubted if I should become a priest, but one question changed me (12 October 2019)
* The Church, which is not only the bishops, must be where there is pain. Christians must be like the blood that goes to the wound without being called. When the blood gushes from the wound, it is not that it wants to escape; it wants to close the wound with platelets. A Christian should be where there is a wound in the world, trying to heal that wound. One should be everywhere, but especially where there is a wound.
** Card. López Romero: "Being a Salesian is my Christian identity" (31 March 2022)
# Cristina García (journalist)

Cristina García (born July 4, 1958) is a Cuban-born American journalist and novelist.

## Quotes

* I was more interested in how the Spanish American War was a historical divide in terms of what happened physically to Cuba. Cuba went from having a rural economy to a largely urbanized economy. It became increasingly defoliated as more land was planted with sugarcane, tobacco, and so on. This period was one of enormous upheaval, and the changes came on the very edge of a big empire-the United States-that was increasingly throwing its weight around the world. For all of those reasons, that juncture was crucial for Cuba’s history. To this day, things are playing out that were set in motion during the Spanish American War.
** On what spurred her to set her novels in Cuba in “An interview with Cristina García” in Contemporary Literature (Summer 2007)
* Memory is overrated. It is something that people think you can capture, but I think it is eternally elusive, subjective, and open to interpretation. That is part of its beauty, fascination, and frustration…
** On the unreliability of memory in “An interview with Cristina García” in Contemporary Literature (Summer 2007)
* Poetry has always been the ignition for everything. It’s what ignites my brain, lights the imaginative forces. If poetry didn’t exist, I’d be doing something else entirely. That’s how crucial it is to me. For pleasure, for work, to get started in the day—I read poetry. And it’s the last thing I read at night. It fuels my dreams.
** On how much poetry means to her in “Language is the Way: An Interview with Cristina García” in Fiction Writers Review (2013 Jun 19)
* None of my characters operate in a vacuum. You rarely see these tidy domestic dramas, mostly because of my own interest in a broader stage. I’m always interested in seeing how political events are shaking down within the individual and within the relationships between individuals, and also the kind of destruction this can cause in people’s lives and relationships…
** On avoidance of having her characters live in a bubble in “Language is the Way: An Interview with Cristina García” in Fiction Writers Review (2013 Jun 19)
# Crissy Moran

Crissy Moran (born December 22, 1975) is a former American pornographic actress. She began working in adult entertainment in 1999, and between 2001 and 2006 had performed in over 50 adult films. In 2006, Moran became a devout Christian. After leaving the sex industry, she became an anti-pornography activist.

## Quotes

* Guys there started ... laughing. I asked what they were looking at and they told me it was one of their wives posing topless. Out of nowhere I got really angry and I said I would hope that when I'm married that my husband would not be passing around pictures of me topless or nude. Everybody started laughing, but the guy to my left said when I get married I wouldn't show pictures like that to anyone. I was in shock! Later on that day, he and I started talking. He asked me what I did for a living. I said modeling. He asked me what kind and kept prying. Eventually I told him I did pornography. He said he knew already and that my boyfriend had told the guys and then he asked me if I believed in God. I told him yes and he proceeded to preach the Gospel to me. I started crying and he asked me if I wanted to rededicate my life. I said yes. [After that], I didn't do any more shoots and stopped accepting any income from pornogrpahy.
** "Ex-Porn Star Crissy Moran on Leaving the Industry for Christ: Adult Films Were 'Unnatural'", interview by Vincent Funaro, The Christian Post (March 18, 2013).
* I didn’t have a relationship with my family, I didn’t have a close relationship with anybody. When people said I was good enough to do porn, I thought I guess I should. Anything I did that was sexually acting out, all of that is because I longed for purpose and meaning. It’s hard for me to get back in my own head because my thinking back then was so irrational, I thought no one cared about me. And I wanted to please these men. … I had a revelation of God and it changed everything. I had to leave the industry, immediately. … Part of my dream has come true, to get married and have a normal life. After all the things I’ve been through, I would never imagine my life like this. I probably sound younger, but I honestly feel like my life has just begun. … Women are getting lured in, sometimes for money, some are single moms or going to school, but they aren’t thinking about what happens down the road. If you think about what your life is going to be after, you wouldn’t make the choice to get into it. That’s what makes me a good fit for the job that I’m in. I’m a survivor.
** "Crissy Moran tried to leave pornography behind, but the industry won’t let her go", interview by Adam Popescu, The Daily Dot (March 27, 2016).
# Cristina Lizardo

Cristina Altagracia Lizardo Mézquita (20 January 1959–) is a politician and academic from the Dominican Republic.

## Quotes

* I wish to say that the right to life is not a religious question, but rather a moral and juridical one, and that is a commandment from God.
** Dominicans rally against abortion (3 October 2007)
* The eagle must age, renew itself, change its beak and remove its flying feathers. This is a natural process for humans.
** Cristina Lizardo: “It’s time to show what is being done to damage the image of the PLD.” (27 June 2021)
# Dynamical system

In mathematics, a dynamical system is a system in which a function describes the time dependence of a point in a geometrical space. Examples include the mathematical models that describe the swinging of a clock pendulum, the flow of water in a pipe, and the number of fish each springtime in a lake.

## Quotes

* Dynamical systems theory began in the late nineteenth century with the work of Henri Poincaré (1854–1912). He solved an important problem in celestial mechanics by using techniques of dynamical systems. In modern times, Stephen Smale, Adrien Douady, John Milnor, Lennart Carleson, and many other notable mathematicians have helped to develop this theory into a powerful mathematical tool. The subject is exciting in that it integrates analysis, geometry, and computer graphics into a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts.
** Steven G. Krantz; Harold R. Parks (10 May 2014). A Mathematical Odyssey: Journey from the Real to the Complex. Springer. p. 82. ISBN 978-1-4614-8939-9.
# Dystopia (book)

Dystopia: How The Tyranny of Specialists Fragment African Cities (2020) is a non fiction book by Archimedes Muzenda which reveals the spatial fragmentation caused by specialist approaches to planning of African cities.
(African Urban Institute Press, 2020, National Archives of Zimbabwe)

## Quotes

* If we have learnt anything from science fiction films, it is that they are more of caricature of our culture than futurism.
** Ch. I: Overture (p. 2)
* As peculiar as Africa might be, its cities are also evolving creatures of the urban family. They inhabit the very same planet.
** Ch. I: Overture (p. 4)
* The biggest handicap of specialists in urban development is ideological loyalty, in extreme cases, ideological possessiveness.
** Ch. I: Overture (p. 5)
* Urban studies scholarship in its well-intentioned efforts to define and clarify urbanism in Africa is instead casting more obscurity to the urbanisation process.
** Ch. 3: Southern Urbanism (p. 45)
* If you are a pedestrian, it seems you are not mechanical enough to be of priority to traffic engineers.
** Ch. 5: Lost in Traffic (p. 85)
* If we were to classify traffic right of way as a human right, motorists will be the most frequent abusers of human rights in Africa.
** Ch. 5: Lost in Traffic (p. 100)
* The contempt of motorists for pedestrians is so ironic, because no matter how many cars motorists can have, they are also pedestrians, biologically, unless they fly to the doors of their cars.
** Ch. 5: Lost in Traffic (p. 102)
* Architects-'starchitects' now act like actual rock stars and top fashion designers. They are becoming designers that dress cities in the trendiest fashion pieces. There is a tendency to treat urban streets like a runway at a Paris Fashion Week.
** Ch. 6: Non-Places (p. 138)
* If modern environmentalism continue on the current path of wilding cities, future urban dwellers might as well be compelled to live in treehouses, for all the difference it will make.
** Ch. 7: Greening the Cities (p. 172)
* Urban development debates especially on housing are denigrating pretty much into shouting matches merely about rights ethics and values.
** Ch. 8: Right to the City (p. 180)
* A city without some form of transect is like a country without a constitution; it is a breeding ground for spatial anarchy.
** Ch. 9: The Liveable City (p. 218)