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# Albatross (film)

Albatross is a 2011 film about a teenage aspiring writer who enters the lives of a dysfunctional family living in the south coast of England.
    Directed by Niall MacCormick. Written by Tamzin Rafn.

## Emelia

* Good morning, Mrs. Fisher. How's it hanging?
* [in college cafeteria] I have never seen so many ugly men in all my life. I mean look at them, they're trying to wear their brains on the outside.
* [to Jonathan] You haven't lived a bloody day since, have you? I mean what else have you achieved in the last 20 years? I've read your other work, and it sure ain't Tolstoy. Unless it's the sequel: "Bore and Cease".

## Dialogue

    Joa: Are you alright? I'm taking Posy to an audition, so you're manning the front desk this morning.
    Beth: I'm not, I'm revising.
    Joa: It's writing. You can revise on the desk. You have to give people keys, Beth.
    Jonathan: [caught masturbating] You don't need to clean here.
    Emelia: Are you sure? It's pretty dirty from where I'm standing. Filthy actually.
    Jonathan: It takes years to write a great novel.
    Joa: And it takes you just as long to write a shit one!
    Beth: Do you need to call your mom to check?
    Emelia: I would but, she's a bit dead.
    Beth: Oh. Sorry.
    Emelia: It's okay. Not very fair for you to take the blame. She did kill herself.
    Clerk: Have you got any ID?
    Emelia: [takes out her compact and looks at herself] Yeah, definitely me.
    Clerk: No. Are you 18?
    Emelia: Yes.
    Clerk: Can you prove it?
    Emelia: [flashes him] There. Are those not the breasts of an 18 year-old?
    Clerk: That'll be 2 pound 99, please.
    Emelia: So, tell me about the cliff house. I want to know everything.
    Jonathan: Mm. There's not much to tell. I came over here to go to Cambridge. Saw a beautiful young actress in a touring play, and whisked her away to the cliff house. Just for the weekend. Really just ignorance at 22. Struck gold. And now it hangs around my neck, drawn to me with its excess.
    Emelia: Yeah... I meant the house. Like the actual building. Is it Victorian?
    [Joa laughs uncontrollably]
    Female Customer: Uh, excuse me. I am a vegetarian.
    Emelia: That isn't something to boast about.
    Jonathan: Why are you being so cruel and childish?
    Emelia: Because I am a child. I'm best friends with your daughter, in case you hadn't noticed.
    Jonathan: Emelia, we don't need to do this.
    Emelia: I can't do this to Beth any more. And I hate you for being able to.
    Emelia: [her first book] Hi. Um, can I get this printed and bound?
    Copy Shop Attendant: Yeah, no problem. Just take a seat.

## Cast

* Jessica Brown Findlay - Emelia
* Sebastian Koch - Jonathan Fischer
* Julia Ormond - Joa Fischer
* Felicity Jones - Beth Fischer
* Peter Vaughan - Grandpa

## External links

* Albatross quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Albatross at Rotten Tomatoes
* The official Albatross site
# Alauddin Khalji's conquest of Jalore

In 1311 Delhi Sultanate ruler Alauddin Khalji dispatched an army to capture the Jalore Fort in present-day Rajasthan, India. Jalore was ruled by the Chahamana ruler Kanhadadeva, whose armies had earlier fought several skirmishes with the Delhi forces, especially since Alauddin's conquest of the neighboring Siwana fort.

## Quotes
### Kanhadade Prabandha

    Padmanābha, ., & Bhatnagar, V. S. (1991). Kānhaḍade prabandha: India's greatest patriotic saga of medieval times : Padmanābha's epic account of Kānhaḍade. New Delhi: Voice of India.
* The Emperor's reply was plain and firm: "We have nine lacs of mounted troops and ten lacs foot soldiers. Any number of them may be killed, yet a great number of them will still remain." The Hindus, on the other hand, are said to have eighty thousand foot, and, in all one lac horsemen. Do not tum back even if your losses reach twice their number.! You know, Kanhadade will not break his word; he would not make a night attack in any case."!"? And rightly so, says Padmanabha Pandita. Even if the Dhruva star becomes unstable, the noble people do not break their pledge.""
* Viramade, in the interest of the dynasty, ruled for three and half days. His queens, all of noble lineage, now prepared for Jauhar* They took bath, distributed charities, and visited the temple. Accompanying their lord in death, they said, "By performing Jauhar, we will bring glory to the families."?9? Their female companions, all lovely and beautiful, looked on tearfully as the queens walked up to the bastion and, controlling their tears, they addressed their beloved Jalor mountain: *°"
* "O beautiful and lovely one! We bid you adieu in this life, fair one, till we meet aggin in our next birth. We pray that Viramade be bom again in the noble Chauhana house*” and may we again be his consorts here at Sonagiri."> Saying these words, they walked up to the Jauhar site, and filled with exalted emotions, they sacrificed themselves in the raging fire.25
* Thinking that the Turks would try to capture him alive, Viramade spoke rousing words to his men and thrust a curved dagger (Karari) in his waist band, and tied it fast.2 Filled with buming ardour, Raval Viramade put on the armour and secured it firmly over his body. That peerless warrior mounted his horse and gave out an angry roar as he advanced against the Turkish army;*” this filled the Rauts with the same angry passion. Who could bear the mighty blows of their weapons! Knowing that heavy burden had fallen upon their young prince, they plied their weapons well and put up a splendid fight. The praise of the valorous deeds of the warriors were being sung on both the sides as the HindUs and the Turks engaged in hand to hand combat. The Hindis succeeded in driving back the Turks, slaughtering them as they retreated.>” Right till the midday the Rai continued the fight against the Turkish army. At last, after slaying a large number of Mlechchhas, Viramade fell, having received several sword cuts and thrusts from the enemy blades.?!°
# Alaya High

Alaya High (born January 28, 2007), known professionally as That Girl Lay Lay , is an American singer, rapper and child actress best known for starring in the 2021 Nickelodeon sitcom That Girl Lay Lay. At the age of 11, she became the youngest female African American rapper to have a record deal with Empire Distribution, with her debut single "Go, Lay Lay, Go" and debut album Tha Cheat Code (2018).

## Quotes

* It's a dream come true, it's amazing. It's really fun, everybody here is very sweet. I've made friends with the whole cast, it's amazing.
** Lay Lay said of That Girl Lay Lay, which she's in the process of filming.
* I started off rapping when I was five and from rapping, I knew I always wanted to be in the entertainment industry.
** Lay Lay said of That Girl Lay Lay, which she's in the process of filming.
# Andrew Maclaren

Andrew MacLaren (28 May 1883 – 1975) Member of UK Parliament during the 20th Century. His passions were economic justice and art; he persistently campaigned for Land Value Taxation, and he was a painter.

## Quotes

* My own experience was too bitter to ever forget it. I had a mother who tried to rear a family, but met with disaster. There is nothing more terrible than when poverty strikes a house and those who are in it know there is a better life than the one they are living. I shall never forget when the demand for rates was knocking at our door. We could have managed to pay the high rental, but when the rates came on top of it, it plunged our household into absolute misery.
** Hansard, col 1877;23:6:1942
* The home is the place where the woman has to bring forth her children and the place in which the little children touch the knee and ask the first question and receive the first answer. It is the home, as I said before, that marks the beginning of the spiritual development of the race.
** Hansard, col.301; 15:3:1944
* Whether it be politics, philosophy, religion or anything else, the once cardinal characteristic of truth is simplicity. The greatest truths that that man ever heard where spoken in the language of simplicity in the streets of Jerusalem. Simplicity and truth stand together, and whenever you get complexity, beware, because there is a falsity somewhere.
** Hansard, 24th Feb 1937
* Art is not the plaything of the wealthy, but is the spirit of beauty which permeates the whole of Nature, and gives forth her message to all who can really appreciate it, make it their own, and attach their various artistic meanings to it.
** Scottish Co-operator, July 1913
* It does not matter where you look or what examples you select, you will see that every form of enterprise, every step in material progress, is only undertaken after the land monopolist has skimmed the cream off for himself.
** Hansard, col 563;19:4:29
* Parliamentary time, can be wasted in kid-glove politics and nothing effective be done. I came to this House desiring to do something definitely along the lines of changing the law in some directions and not with the mere idea of becoming a gentleman in a parliamentary sense.
** Hansard, col 336;3:7:23
* A people that have become insensate of all that is really beautiful, are likewise indifferent to the appeals of the idealist.
** Scottish Co-operator in July 1913
* Art has come to be regarded as a form of amusement which can only be indulged in by men of great wealth....Thus art which is the soul of every democracy finds no place in the workaday existence
** Scottish Co-operator in July 1913
* Art is not the plaything of the wealthy, but is the spirit of beauty which permeates the whole of Nature, and gives forth her message to all who can really appreciate it, make it their own, and attach their various artistic meanings to it.
** Scottish Co-operator in July 1913
* The greatness of an artist depends on selecting and interpreting whatever phase in Nature may appeal to his sense of beauty.
** Scottish Co-operator in July 1913

## External links

* Wikipedia Andrew MacLaren
# Andrew Lih

Andrew Lih (simplified Chinese: 郦安治; traditional Chinese: 酈安治; pinyin: Lì Ānzhì; born 1968) is an American new media researcher, consultant and writer, as well as an authority on both Wikipedia and internet censorship in the People's Republic of China. He is currently an associate professor of journalism at American University in Washington, D.C.

## Quotes

* Wikipedia has come a long way since it started in 2001. With around 70,000 volunteers editing in over 100 languages, it is by far the world’s most popular reference site. Its future is also uncertain. One of the biggest threats it faces is the rise of smartphones as the dominant personal computing device. ... The pool of potential Wikipedia editors could dry up as the number of mobile users keeps growing; it’s simply too hard to manipulate complex code on a tiny screen.
** Can Wikipedia Survive? (June 20, 2015), The New York Times.
* What has not suffered is fund-raising. The foundation, based in San Francisco, has a budget of roughly $60 million. How to fairly distribute resources has long been a topic of debate. How much should go to regional chapters and affiliates, or to groups devoted to non-English languages? How much should stay in the foundation to develop software, create mobile apps and maintain infrastructure? These tensions run through the community.
** Can Wikipedia Survive? (June 20, 2015), The New York Times.
* Could the pressure from mobile, and the internal tensions, tear Wikipedia apart? A world without it seems unimaginable, but consider the fate of other online communities.
** Can Wikipedia Survive? (June 20, 2015), The New York Times.
* The real challenges for Wikipedia are to resolve the governance disputes — the tensions among foundation employees, longtime editors trying to protect their prerogatives, and new volunteers trying to break in — and to design a mobile-oriented editing environment.
** Can Wikipedia Survive? (June 20, 2015), The New York Times.
* The worst scenario is an end to Wikipedia, not with a bang but with a whimper: a long, slow decline in participation, accuracy and usefulness that is not quite dramatic enough to jolt the community into making meaningful reforms. No effort in history has gotten so much information at so little cost into the hands of so many — a feat made all the more remarkable by the absence of profit and owners. In an age of Internet giants, this most selfless of websites is worth saving.
** Can Wikipedia Survive? (June 20, 2015), The New York Times.

## External links

* Official website.
* Appearances on C-SPAN.
* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Andrew Louth

Andrew Louth (born 11 November 1944) is an English emeritus professor of patristic and Byzantine studies in the Department of Theology and Religion of Durham University.

## Quotes

* It doesn’t take much refection—and indeed only a little research—to discover that the kind of conservative readings of the Genesis story that are often put up in opposition to what it is thought Darwin said (often without bothering to read what Darwin himself had to say) bear almost no relation to what we find in the refection of the fathers on the account found in Genesis. Such Christians have imagined a tradition that has no right to call itself tradition.
** "Being Human," The Wheel, Spring/Summer 2018
# Andrew Lokenauth

Andrew Lokenauth (born June 10, 1987) is an investor, entrepreneur and founder and CEO of Fluent in Finance. He was former Vice President at Amalgamated Bank and previously worked for Goldman Sachs, Signature Bank and AIG. His research has been shared in various media outlets.

## Quotes

* The digital world is the future.
** Forbes: "" (2021)
* Debt can rob you of your future because you are using the money you earn today to pay off things from the past.
** Bankrate: "" (September 2022)
* Whoever created Bitcoin wanted to remain anonymous.
** Nasdaq: "" (August 2022)
# Andrew Marr

Andrew William Stevenson Marr (born 31 July 1959) is a Scottish journalist, broadcaster and political commentator.

## Quotes

* A lot of bloggers seem to be socially inadequate, pimpled, single, slightly seedy, bald, cauliflower-nosed young men sitting in their mother's basements and ranting. They are very angry people.
** As quoted in "Andrew Marr says bloggers are 'inadequate, pimpled and single'" The Guardian (11 October 2010)]
* The so-called citizen journalism is the spewings and rantings of very drunk people late at night. It is fantastic at times but it is not going to replace journalism. ... Most of the blogging is too angry and too abusive. Terrible things are said online because they are anonymous. People say things online that they wouldn't dream of saying in person.
** As quoted in "Andrew Marr says bloggers are 'inadequate, pimpled and single' " in The Guardian (11 October 2010)
* Business never rests.
** Andrew Marr's History of the World, Episode IV, Into the Light (28 October 2012)
* In history, the arrival of a small man in a big hat is rarely good news.
** Andrew Marr's History of the World, Episode VI, Revolution (28 October 2012).
* I'd very rarely quote George Galloway as an authority, but when he describes Rochdale as "tinder dry, waiting for a spark" I am afraid – very much afraid – he isn't wrong.
** "How indecision turned toxic for Labour in Rochdale", The New Statesman (14 February 2024).
** George Galloway was a candidate for the Workers Party of Britain in the 2024 Rochdale by-election held on 29 February 2024.
* As the night wore on, it became clearer this was not just a simple Tories-out, Labour-in story. The more we look in detail, the more this seems like the night of the great insurgency – a multi-sided protest and revolt against politics as usual. The British public was sending the political class, Labour included, a message which could be summed up as: we, not you, are the masters now, and for a very long time to come.
** "Labour has been sent a warning", The New Statesman (5 July 2024).
** Following the 2024 general election held on the previous day. In his last sentence, Marr is referring to a statement by Labour minister Hartley Shawcross in April 1946 ("We are the masters at the moment, and not only at the moment but for a very long time to come") which was commonly reduced to "we are the masters now".
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# Arndt Pekurinen

Arndt Pekurinen (August 29, 1905 – November 5, 1941) was a Finnish pacifist.

## Quotes

* Kun ihmisiä ei syödä, on niitä turha teurastaa.
** Translation: As people are not eaten, butchering them is of no use.
** Personal motto. Quoted in "Amoral America" by Robert Fearn - Page 715
# Arnobius

Arnobius of Sicca (died c. 330) was an Early Christian apologist of berber origin, during the reign of Diocletian (284–305).

## Quotes
### Adversus Nationes

    Seven Books Against the Heathens, trans. Christian Classics Ethereal Library. Full text online at the IntraText Digital Library.
* Will you, laying aside all partiality, consider in the silence of your thoughts that we [humans] are creatures either quite like the rest [of animals], or separated by no great difference? For what is there to show that we do not resemble them? or what excellence is in us, such that we scorn to be ranked as creatures? Their bodies are built up on bones, and bound closely together by sinews; and our bodies are in like manner built up on bones, and bound closely together by sinews.
** Book II, § 16
* I should wish, however, to know what this reason is, through which we are more excellent than all the tribes of animals. Is it because we have made for ourselves houses, by which we can avoid the cold of winter and heat of summer? What! do not the other animals show forethought in this respect? … But if nature, which gave them life, had chosen to give to them also hands to help them, they too would, without doubt, raise lofty buildings and strike out new works of art. Yet, even in those things which they make with beaks and claws, we see that there are many appearances of reason and wisdom which we men are unable to copy, however much we ponder them, although we have hands to serve us dexterously in every kind of work.
** Book II, § 17
* But if men either knew themselves thoroughly, or had the slightest knowledge of God, they would never claim as their own a divine and immortal nature; nor would they think themselves something great because they have made for themselves gridirons, basins, and bowls, because they have made under-shirts, outer-shirts, cloaks, plaids, robes of state, knives, cuirasses and swords, mattocks, hatchets, ploughs. Never, I say, carried away by pride and arrogance, would they believe themselves to be deities of the first rank, and fellows of the highest in his exaltation, because they had devised the arts of grammar, music, oratory, and geometry. For we do not see what is so wonderful in these arts, that because of their discovery the soul should be believed to be above the sun as well as all the stars, to surpass both in grandeur and essence the whole universe, of which these are parts.
** Book II, § 19

## Quotes about Arnobius

* We may therefore reckon Arnobius among those, who hold that the souls of beasts are rational. It is from him, without doubt, that Lactantius learned to put no other difference between them and man, but religion.
** Pierre Bayle, Historical and Critical Dictionary (1697), London, 1737, vol. 4, ch. Rorarius, p. 904.