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# Salomon Gessner

Salomon Gessner (1 April 1730 – 2 March 1788) was a Swiss painter, graphic artist, government official, newspaper publisher, and poet, best known in the latter instance for his Idylls. He was a co-founder of the Helvetic Society and the first publisher and editor of the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

## Quotes

* Es ist doch den Mädchen wie angeboren, dass sie allem gefallen wollen, was nur Augen hat.
** The desire to please everything having eyes seems inborn in maidens.
** Evander und Alcima, act 3, sc. 1
** Reported in Hoyt's (1922), p. 889

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Salomon Gessner on Wikipedia
# Sir Samuel Tuke, 1st Baronet

Sir Samuel Tuke, 1st Baronet (c. 1615 – 26 January 1674, in Somerset House, London) was an English officer in the Royalist army during the English Civil War and a notable playwright.

## Quotes
### The Adventures of Five Hours (1663)

* He is a fool who thinks by force or skill To turn the current of a woman's will.
** act 5, sc. 3, l. 483
* A fop? In this brave, licentious age To bring his musty morals on the stage? Rhime us to reason? and our lives redress In metre, as Druids did the savages.
** act 5
* Friendship's an empty name, made to deceive Those whose good nature tempts them to believe: There's no such thing on earth; the best that we Can hope for here is faint neutrality.
* He ought not to pretend to friendship's name, Who reckons not himself and friend the same.
* Happiness is a stranger to mankind, And, like to a forc'd motion, it is ever Strongest at the beginning; then languishing With time, grows weary of our company.
* He, who the rules of temperance neglects, From a good cause may produce vile effects.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Sir Samuel Tuke, 1st Baronet on Wikipedia
# Gisèle Mophou

Gisèle Mophou, a distinguished Cameroonian numerical analyst and professor at the Université des Antilles, has made significant contributions to applied mathematics, particularly in optimal control and fractional calculus. She emphasizes the practical applications of mathematics in addressing contemporary challenges.

## Quotes

* “Mathematics can help to solve some of the major problems of our times.”

## External links

* Laboratoire de Mathématiques Informatique et Applications
* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Layla Zakaria Abdel Rahman

Layla Zakaria Abdel Rahman (Arabic: ليلى زكريا عبدالرحمن; died 2015) was a Sudanese scientist in the field of biotechnology.

## Quotes
### "Layla's work is too sweet" (2004)

    "Layla's work is too sweet", Manchester Evening News (August 10, 2004)
* My grandmother always encouraged me in my studies, and I think she would be proud of what I have been able to achieve.
* I think that what I have done will reduce the price of sugar worldwide and, particularly, help poor sugar-producing countries,"
* I am working on patents for other crops which are difficult to grow from seed, such as yam and banana.
* I believe my technique could have applications for cancer treatment, and could be very helpful.
# Youssef Ibrahim Sarraf

Youssef Ibrahim Sarraf (5 October 1940 – 31 December 2009) was an Egyptian prelate of the Chaldean Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Eparchy of Cairo.

## Quotes

* Catholics in Egypt are offering the rosary, the Stations of the Cross and Masses for the Pope and his intentions. We pray that God will comfort him in his suffering. Here both Christians and Muslims are praying for the Pope recognised by all as a great spiritual leader. Christians and Muslims pray that God’s will may be done. Our Catholics love the Pope and our Muslims respect and admire him. John Paul II has won everyone's heart he is a symbol of peace and unity.
** Catholics in Egypt who share the later Season of Lent with Orthodox majority, offer Rosary, Stations of the Cross, Masses for the Pope and his intentions. Egyptian Muslims also pray for the Pontiff, a man of peace and unity says Chaldean Bishop Youssef Sarraf from Cairo (2 April 2005) Fides News Agency
* Christians of all confessions in Egypt pray and wait for the new Pope. We know the Holy Spirit will choose a Pope who is a true disciple of Jesus. For our part we hope the new Pope will continue along the path of inter-religious dialogue with Muslims and other believers. This is important for those of us who live in a Muslim country. We hope too that he will promote deeper communion among Christians and with the Orthodox Churches, much desired by Christians in Egypt where Easter and Christmas are celebrated according to the Orthodox Calendar somewhat later than the Roman calendar. All Christians are united by the Cross and Resurrection of Jesus Christ and like the first disciples we must be witnesses today.
** Christians of all confessions pray the new Pope will continue along the path of interreligious dialogue (13 April 2005) Fides News Agency
* I was celebrating Mass when the white smoke appeared. I was informed and immediately announced to local Catholics the name of the new Pope Benedict XVI, faces were radiant with happiness. I gave the people a brief outline of the new Pope's life and work. We then joined in prayer and will continue to pray for the new Pope that the Lord may assist him and help him in his mission which will not be easy. We hope he will be a bridge between the Church in the East and the Church in the West.
** “We pray Benedict XVI may be a bridge between the Church in the East and the Church in the West” Chaldean Catholic Bishop in Cairo told Fides (20 April 2005) Fides News Agency
* It would be proper to mention the presence and the role of the Oriental Churches and those of North Africa for them to bloom in ecclesial communion and not be diminished to only "Monumenta Archeologiae Christianae". The entire Church-Family of God should be interested in Africa and not only the Churches that are in Africa.
** - H. Exc. Mons. Youssef Ibrahim SARRAF, Bishop of Cairo of Chaldean Rite (EGYPT) (10 October 2009) Press Office of the Holy See
# Peter Fernando

Peter Fernando (22 March 1939 – 31 December 2016) was an Indian prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Tuticorin and as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Madurai.

## Quotes

* I am not a perfect bishop, and it is in my weakness I find my strength.
** Archbishop Prays for Acceptance After Priests Opposed His Appointment (8 May 2003) Union of Asian Catholic News
# István Seregély

István Seregély (13 March 1931 – 31 December 2018) was a Hungarian prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Eger.

## Quotes

* Whenever we notice positive situations what is present is a permanent Catholic liturgy, which is regular and accessible to everybody with a growing number of participants. For this reason I would like the liturgy to be considered once again as the first task in view of a new evangelization. The reason: the Church is a community organisation made up not only of people but is a community together with God.
** H. Exc. Most Rev. István SEREGÉLY, Archbishop of Eger (4 October 1999) Holy See Press Office
# André de Witte

André de Witte (31 December 1944 – 25 April 2021) was a Belgian prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Ruy Barbosa.

## Quotes

* The Church is called to walk on two legs.
** New national coordination for the Pastoral Land Commission (9 April 2018) Fides News Agency
# Grace Ebun Delano

Grace Ebun Delano (born 13 November 1935, in Kaduna) is a nurse and midwife who has played a key role in pioneering family planning and reproductive health services in Nigeria. She co-founded the Association for Reproductive and Family Health of which she was director for many years, has acted as consultant for many different organisations across Africa, and has written and co-authored numerous books and articles on women's health and related topics. In 1993, she was given the World Health Organization Sasakawa Award for her work in health development.

## Quotes

* My reason for wanting to be a midwife was based on the reproductive history of my family, especially that of my mother, who had infertility for 12 years, wasted pregnancies and high infant mortality.”
* Some of us decided to come together to form an organization that will provide the need specially for the communities, most especially the youth. In African culture, for those who understand, youth are to be seen and not be heard. And this started in our good old days when we were taught that you respect your elders and just keep quite. But I'll like to say that things have changed dramatically and we'll like to thank those who have contributed to changing the attitude of the government, of the culture and ensuring that things move forward.
** Speaking on the origin and vision of ARFH to provide sexual and reproductive health services to young people in Nigeria at the ICFP 2018 press conference. 2018
# Bola Ikulayo

Bola Philomena Ikulayo (2 June 1948 – 24 March 2016) was the first Nigerian female professor of sport psychology and the founder of Sport Psychology of the Association of Nigeria (SPAN).

## Quotes

* I want to help my nation. I want to help the athletes to appreciate their own potentials. One of the ways to do this is to know themselves and to learn some psychological skills and attributes that will make them excel and enhance their performance.
* When I was young, I wanted to be a great person. I also wanted to avoid things that happened to my parents. There and then, I made up my mind that if I ever get married, I won’t live apart; I won’t quarrel. Whatever is the problem I would stomach it.
* The biography brings to limelight my contributions to my environments and the extension of my service to the National and the International/ World Sporting Organisations and the academic world at the tertiary education level.”
* I thank God for my upbringing. I grew up with boys. There was a lot of challenges. For you to be acknowledged, you have to work twice as hard as a man and as a foreigner. If you are of an average ability, nobody will notice you among the multitude. You have to shine and surpass all others to be noticed or acknowledged. This was a big drive for my striving for perfection all the time. No half measure. That was what happened in England. In Nigeria, I had to work twice as hard as my men folks to get to where I got today. It had been sheer hard work. I never beg, cringe or scheme for anything. People say I’m proud. I am not proud, but I believe in myself. I don’t depend on people. I knew I have to work hard all the time, and that is the motto of my life. Do your best at all items. And that is what sustains me. I also know that God is on my side at all times.
* Education would become the instrument of my liberation.
* When I was young, I wanted to be a great person. I also wanted to avoid things that happened to my parents. There and then, I made up my mind that if I ever get married, I won’t live apart; I won’t quarrel. Whatever is the problem I would stomach it.
* I founded the Sports Psychology Association of Nigeria (SPAN) in June 1985 to coincide with my month of birth, and also to coincide with the foundation of the International Society of Sport Psychology (ISSP) which is approximately twenty years older than SPAN. The association was founded as my contribution to sports development.
* In fact ISSP has done a lot in my life.
# Anthonia Adenike Adeniji

Anthonia Adenike Adeniji (born September 25, 1971) is a Nigerian academic. She is an associate professor of industrial relations and human resource management in the department of business management at Covenant University, Ogun State, Nigeria.

## Quotes

* The present changing trend and competitive business world have compelled many sectors to improve their service quality, productivity and performance. The health sector is a unique sector with peculiar work environment and developmental expectations from workers of different categories. Experts indicate that the Nigeria health sector budget is not impressive as it has never moved closer to World Health Organization template of 15% of the annual budget allocated to the health sector. Arising from this gross underfunding, the health sector has become weak while infrastructure and logistic supports seem to be obsolete with defective career initiative programmes. Hence, the present study assessed a competence model for measuring career development and growth of the health sector in Nigeria. The descriptive research design was adopted using stratified-random sampling technique with a mixed method (specifically, sequential explanatory method) approach for gathering data from the selected teaching hospitals. Six dimensions and 30 item statements of career development and organizational growth have been adopted from previous studies. The use of a structured questionnaire was employed and completely filled by 377 staff and management of the selected tertiary institutions. Data collected through the copies of questionnaire were analysed through measurement and structural models (SEM_PLS3); while interview data were codified and themes extracted. The results of the statistical analysis reveal that organizational growth significantly depends not only on the formulation and implementation of career development programmes but also on monitoring. The findings of this research have explicit implications for both the employees and the organizations. This study suggests that management will need to provide interventions and be more active in carefully implementing career management plans that will meet individual and organizational goals
** Competence model for measuring career development and organisational growth in the health sector
# Olubukola Mary Akinpelu

Olubukola Mary Akinpelu better known as Mylifeassugar is a Nigerian-American registered nurse, nurse educator, and content creator. She is the author of The Ultimate Nursing School Study Guide.

## Quotes

* Becoming a nurse is easier than you think
* Through out my time in nursing school I could remember my friends and colleagues complaining about how lengthy nursing school classes are. This is what some of you guys getting into nursing school do not realize before getting into nursing school.
* I want you to prepare your mind, spirit body and soul for lengthy classes.
* A lot of people that struggle with their exam in nursing school are those who wait till the last minute.
* No one should be left behind when it comes to nursing and health education.
* You can't compare nursing profession abroad to Nigeria.
* Great leaders aren’t just successful because they are smart and intelligent, their success is obvious to others because they choose to be the guide with a lamp that takes people through darkened paths.
* I am going to tell you for free, time runs by so fast in nursing school. One thing you do not want happening to you in nursing school is playing catch up, it will not work. What I tell my proteges is for them to follow their syllabus. Have your day planned out, and have your schedule planned out. Just learn to manage your time very well.
* Aspiring nursing students need to learn how to study everyday in small increments.
* Nurse education is not just about disseminating information; it is about empowering individuals to make informed choices.
* Future nurses must learn how to study every day in tiny doses.
* Comparing the nursing profession in the United Kingdom, Canada, and other developed countries to Nigeria is like comparing honey to a bitter leaf.
* She deliberately doesn’t talk about her age, so it won’t affect the roles.
* The goal of nursing is to enable the patient to achieve independence as quickly as possible.
* A nurse’s presence with a client is a keystone for making professional communication.
* Nursing is not only a call to care for the human body, but also for communities.
# Smile (2022 film)

Smile is a 2022 American horror film about a psychiatrist becomes increasingly convinced she is being threatened by an uncanny entity after witnessing a patient's suicide. It was followed by 2024 semi-standalone 2024 sequel film Smile 2.
    Directed and written by Parker Finn.

## Rose Cotter

* I came to you, the person I'm supposed to trust most in the world, and I confided that I was scared to death. That I needed you. And you just didn't even listen to a word I was saying.

## Robert Talley

* This thing feeds on trauma. You have it?! You're trying to pass it onto me?! [Leaps to his feet and backs away] GET AWAY FROM ME!

## Laura Weaver

* It's smiling at me. But not a friendly smile. It's the worst smile I've ever seen in my life. And whenever I see it, I just get this god-awful feeling like something really terrible is going to happen. I've never felt scared like I do when I see it.

## Victoria Munoz

* They asked me to identify his body.
* His face!
* Twenty-five years of marriage and that's what I have left to remember him.
* How fucking dare you come here!

## Dialogue

    Rose Cotter: This isn't real! You're not real!
    The Monstrosity: Your mind makes it real!
    Rose Cotter: What are you? Why are you doing this to me?
    The Monstrosity: Because your mind is so inviting.
    Carl Renken: [possessed by the The Monstrosity] She's gonna die... I'm gonna die... Everybody dies...
    Rose Cotter: Carl, look at me.
    Carl Renken: [suddenly looks at Rose] YOU'RE GOING TO DIE... YOU'RE GOING TO DIE!
    Dr. Madeline Northcott: Why don't we all just take a breath...
    Rose Cotter: Why don't you just fucking make yourself at home!

## Cast

* Sosie Bacon as Rose Cotter
* Kyle Gallner as Joel
* Jessie T. Usher as Trevor
* Robin Weigert as Dr. Madeline Northcott
* Caitlin Stasey as Laura Weaver
* Kal Penn as Dr. Morgan Desai
* Rob Morgan as Robert Talley
* Gillian Zinser as Holly
* Judy Reyes as Victoria Munoz
* Jack Sochet as Carl Renken
* Nick Arapoglou as Greg
* Perry Strong as Detective Buckley
* Matthew Lamb as Jackson

## Taglines

* Pass it on.
* The new face of fear.
* What makes you smile?

## External links

* Smile (2022 film) quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Ezinne Ukagwu

Ezinne Ukagwu (born 1971 in Nigeria) is a Nigerian economist and director of the Iroto Rural Development Centre, a women's capacity building centre in Ogún, Nigeria.

## Quotes

* In such a sexist world, educating women often creates a domino effect.
* When we arrived in the village, we found a very closed society that was suspicious of our intentions.
* A society that relegates women to the background and that did not conceive of them working outside the home.
* We need the granting of microcredits that promote local initiatives, as well as medicines.
* My commitment is to education, to spreading understanding, respect, closeness and forgiveness.
* what makes me happiest is helping others and seeing them happy.
* Women find it difficult to go to the hospital, so they use natural medicine.
* Now they see how they can help their children with the health, hygiene and first aid classes they receive.
* Cooking and health skills, so that they can better care for their childrenWho only eat once a day, so the children are very malnourished.
* Now families are cleaner and husbands are happier.
* I asked myself: 'What can we do?' Women have to get out of this situation.
* The Ogun region is one of the calmest areas of Nigeria, where war problems are far away; however, the place of women in this society is very inferior to that of men and even they did not think that there was another alternative.
* The problem is that women are forced to work in the fields alone to earn money and feed the family and, apart from these earnings, they also have to pay rent for the field to their husbands.
* Men do not work and they get paid to 'rent' their wives the lands on which they work to support the whole family.
* Iroto we work with rural women. Christian training is transmitted under the guidelines of Opus Dei, we talk to them about virtues, values and ethics in the family, in society and in government.
* We give them ethics classes to protect the lives of their children from the beginning to the end and thus educate them sexually.
* Improving education and moral disciplines so that the new generations have more alternatives for the future. To get them out of the poverty in which they are living and create a new mentality.
# Olufunke Adeboye

Olufunke Adeboye is a Nigerian Professor of Social history at the Department of History and Strategic Studies of the University of Lagos, Nigeria, where she is also the incumbent Dean of the Faculty of Arts. Adeboye's research interests include gender in Africa, pre-colonial and colonial Nigerian history, nineteenth and twentieth century Yoruba society, African historiography, and Pentecostalism in West Africa.

# Quotes

** Speaking on the political terrain in Nigeria being too rough to accommodate female politicians.
* The Nigeria political terrain is still very rough. It’s not as if we don’t have capable women. We have very competent women. Is it not this same set of women that excel in other professions? Look at Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, where she is now at the World Trade Organization, look at several other women at home that are doing well. Women are well educated, they are competent but when it comes to the political terrain, the way Nigeria practices politics is very problematic.
** Speaking on the Center of Digital Humanities as part of her faculty’s scheme to familiarize her students with technological innovations around the world.
* The Center for digital humanities was organized for graduate students and senior undergraduates to help them appreciate the world of digitization. Digitization does not apply only to sciences but also to humanities and all other courses.
** Speaking on why parents force students to study sciences.
* If the society is all about sciences, there will be a lot of tension, there will be a lot of issues that we will not be able to resolve because the thread that brings out the human in us is what the disciplines in the arts educate the students on, so it is very important.
* This study also compares the diary with other contemporary sources with a view to highlighting its limitations. The main argument here is that despite these limitations, these diaries still have a lot to offer historians and even literary critics (as well as other scholars such as anthropologists, sociologists and political scientists.
# Tracie Chima Utoh

Tracie Chima Utoh, also known as Tracie Utoh-Ezeajugh, is a Nigerian playwright and Professor of Film and Theatre Design at Nnamdi Azikiwe University. In 2015 she was an ACLS/ASA Presidential Fellow, a scheme which invites "outstanding Africa-based scholars" to attend the African Studies Association annual conference and spend a week in an American institution before the conference.

## Quotes

* This project investigates uli as body design, and subsequently opens up new opportunities for re-imagining this traditional design idiom in contemporary artistic setting.
* The art of make-up in the theater has always been an indispensable factor in the communication of human experiences to an audience.
* To remain relevant, the African make-up artist must evolve practical options. Being home-grown, uli has the potential of being most suited to the African skin. * This study investigates the potentials of uli as an alternative make-up material in contemporary African theater practice and fills the gap created by the noticeable dearth of relevant works in the area of make-up.