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# Forugh Farrokhzad

Forugh Farrokhzad (28 December 1934 – 14 February 1967) was an influential Iranian poet and film director. She was a controversial modernist poet and an iconoclastic, feminist author. Farrokhzad died in a car accident at the age of 32.

## Quotes

* ترا میخواهم و دانم که هرگز
    به کام دل در آغوشت نگیرم
    توئی آن آسمان صاف و روشن
    من این کنج قفس، مرغی اسیرم
       want you, yet I know that never
       can I embrace you to my heart's content.
       you are that clear and bright
Bonjour tout x sky.
       I, in this corner of the cage, am a captive bird...
          _The Captive
* ...هوس در دیدگانش شعله افروخت
    شراب سرخ در پیمانه رقصید
    تن من در میان بستر نرم
    بروی سینه‌اش مستانه لرزید
    گنه کردم گناهی پر ز لذت
    کنار پیکری لرزان و مدهوش
    خداوندا چه میدانم چه کردم
    در آن خلوتگه تاریک و خاموش
       desire sparked a flame in his eyes;
       the red wine danced in the cup.
       In the soft bed, my body
       drunkenly quivered on his chest.
       I sinned a sin full of pleasure,
       next to a shaking, stupefied form.
       o God, who knows what I did
       In that dark and quiet seclusion.
          _The Sin
* دلم گرفته است
    دلم گرفته است
    به ایوان میروم و انگشتانم را
    بر پوست کشیده‌ی شب میکشم
    چراغ‌های رابطه تاریکند
    چراغ‌های رابطه تاریکند
    کسی مرا به آفتاب
    معرفی نخواهد کرد
    کسی مرا به میهمانیِ گنجشک‌ها نخواهدبرد
    پرواز را به‌خاطر بسپار
    پرنده مردنی‌ست
       I feel blue.
       I feel blue.
       I go outside and rub my cold fingers,
       on the sleek shell of the silent night.
       I see that all lights of contact are dark,
       I see that all lights of contact are dark.
       Nobody will introduce me to the sun,
       Nobody will take me to the gathering of doves.
       Keep the flight in mind,
       The bird may die.
          _The Bird Shall One Day Die
# Greek myths

Here is a collection of phrases and memorable lines of Greek myth. Most of the material is anonymous except the works of the Iliad and the Odyssey, by Homer.

## Quotes

* Φοβού τους Δαναούς και δώρα φέροντες.
** Translation:(Beware Greeks even though are bearing gifts).
** Trojan Horse or the Iliad
* The Greeks used a wooden horse to get into Troy.
** Trojan Horse
* When Pandora opened the jar, all the evil flooded out into the world.
** Pandora's box
* The only thing left inside the jar was Hope.
** Pandora's Box
* Everything King Midas touched turned to gold.
** King Midas
* King Minos built a labyrinth to house the monster.
** Minotaur
* Flora and Fauna
** Two Greek Goddesses, the first of plants, the second of animals.
* Icarus flew too close to the sun.
** Daedulus and Icarus
* The Twelve Tasks of Heracles.
** Heracles-later Romanised as the 'The Twelve Tasks of Hercules'
* A Sisyphean Task.
** From the myth of Sisyphus-means a never ending task
* The phoenix rises from the ashes
* Aphrodite rose from the waves
** The birth of Aphrodite (a well-known allusion)

## Less Precise Quotes

Theseus (from "Heroes, Gods and Monsters" (a collection of Greek Myths & Legends))
Theseus: It's a complete honor to have my head bashed in with a club like this.
Theseus: (after killing Procrustes) So you have done to travellers, so shall you endure; you've made your bed, now lie on it.
* Pygmalion loathing their lascivious life, Abhorr'd all womankind, but most a wife: So single chose to live, and shunn'd to wed, Well pleas'd to want a consort of his bed. Yet fearing idleness, the nurse of ill, In sculpture exercis'd his happy skill; And carv'd in iv'ry such a maid, so fair, As Nature could not with his art compare, Were she to work; but in her own defence Must take her pattern here, and copy hence. Pleas'd with his idol, he commends, admires, Adores; and last, the thing ador'd, desires. A very virgin in her face was seen, And had she mov'd, a living maid had been: One wou'd have thought she cou'd have stirr'd, but strove With modesty, and was asham'd to move. Art hid with art, so well perform'd the cheat, It caught the carver with his own deceit: He knows 'tis madness, yet he must adore, And still the more he knows it, loves the more: The flesh, or what so seems, he touches oft, Which feels so smooth, that he believes it soft. Fir'd with this thought, at once he strain'd the breast, And on the lips a burning kiss impress'd. 'Tis true, the harden'd breast resists the gripe, And the cold lips return a kiss unripe: But when, retiring back, he look'd again, To think it iv'ry, was a thought too mean: So wou'd believe she kiss'd, and courting more, Again embrac'd her naked body o'er.
   * Pygmallion Ovid Metamorphosis

## About Greek myths

* No fable made famous by the Greeks is to be neglected.
** Hippolytus of Rome Philosophumena; or the Refutation Of All Heresies Pg. 32
* The Ethiop gods have Ethiop lips, Bronze cheeks, and woolly hair; The Grecian gods are like the Greeks, As keen-eyed, cold and fair.
** Walter Bagehot, Literary Studies, II. 410. Ignorance of Man.
# Agnes Yewande Savage

Agnes Yewande Savage (21 February 1906 – 7 September 1964) was a Nigerian medical doctor and the first West African woman to train and qualify in orthodox medicine.

## Quotes

The British colonial administration in West Africa in the first half of the 20th century operated an explicitly racist employment policy, including in its medical service
* No African medical professional could reach a position of authority over white colleagues.
* At the same time, medical training had only recently become accessible to women in the UK, and was non-existent within Ghana, or the Gold Coast as it was known until independence.
* So it is remarkable that under these circumstances three West African women qualified as doctors and showed by their example the crucial role of women in advancing maternal and child health.
# Summer Camp Island (season 1)

    Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 | Main
The following is a list of quotes from the first season of Summer Camp Island.

### Monster Babies [1.02]

    Alice: I made that monster so cute, it only took three seconds to do. If I could turn a whole herd of monsters into babies, then the world would be 52% cuter and eight shakes of a lamb's tail.
    Susie: I hear you doing maths. You're rubbish at maths.

### Chocolate Money Badgers [1.03]

    Oscar: Susie! Susie!
    Susie: What are you doing here?
    Oscar: We want our extra chocolate pudding. [shows her the badges]
    Susie: Oh no. [bites the "You know about the badges" badge and bends it downward] It's legit.
    Betsy: Then you have to give them the dessert, Susie. That's the rules.
    Susie: You know sometimes I really hate you, Betsy.
    Betsy: [gives Oscar the pudding] Here you go, Oscar.
    Oscar: Thanks, Betsy!
    Susie: I was going to eat that for dinner.
    Oscar: And we'll be back tomorrow for the scalp massage!

### Mom Soon [1.27]

    Susie: What were you rainy babies thinking? Skadi and her mom control the weather, and every time they see each other, Skadi freaks out and causes a mom soon!
    Hedgehog: We had no idea. We were just trying to help. [gets cut off by the rising fluids]
    Susie: Well, you didn't help. [imitates gargling] Now, go make her stop crying before we drown in her fluids!

### Campers Above the Bed [1.35]

Monster under the bed: I stole it because I wanted to know what you thought of me, but you only had one brief mention; that I seemed weird.
Hedgehog: Man, I'm sorry. I guess I forgive you. But, maybe from now on only I get to decide what goes under the bed.
Monster under the bed: Deal.(shakes hands with hedgehog)
Oscar: Can I go under the bed?
Hedgehog: No.

### The Library [1.40]

    Hedgehog: What word are you trying to look up, exactly?
    Stuart: I'm not looking for a word. This is a highly esteemed piece of literature, but the language is very old, dense, and boring, so it's gonna take a while. It's called doing the work. I'm an intellectual.
    Hedgehog: It's a dictionary, not a novel, Stuart. You're not supposed to read it that way!
    Margot: Second warning, Hedgehog. Keep it down.
    Hedgehog: Sorry.
    Stuart: Oh, great. You lost my place. Now I gotta start all over. Unlucky day for you. Guess you can't get everything you want right when you want it, huh?
# Rupa Huq

Rupa Asha Huq (born 2 April 1972) is a British Labour politician, columnist and academic. She has been the Member of Parliament (MP) for Ealing Central and Acton since 2015.

## Quotes

* Superficially, he is a black man. He went to Eton, I think; he went to a very expensive prep school, all the way through, the top schools in the country. If you hear him on the Today programme, you wouldn't know he is black.
** About Kwasi Kwarteng, September 2022.
# Guiguzi

Guiguzi (Chinese: 鬼谷子), also called the Baihece (Chinese: 捭闔策), is a collection of ancient Chinese texts compiled between the late Warring States period and the end of the Han Dynasty. The work, between 6,000–7,000 Chinese characters, discusses techniques of rhetoric.

## Quotes about Guiguzi

* Although the expression “citizen diplomacy” was coined in the late 20th century, in fact some 2,200 years before the word existed Guiguzi had already established the fundamental principle that diplomacy and promoting peace between the states [and between other kinds of parties] is not a profession, but a skill acquired through self-cultivation.
** Massimo Introvigne, "The Chinese Ethos of Citizen Diplomacy, from Guiguzi to Tai Ji Men", Bitter Winter (2022)

## External links
### Wikimedia-based links

* Media related to Guiguzi on Wikimedia Commons
* Encyclopedic article on Guiguzi on Wikipedia

### Other links

* Works by Guiguzi at Project Gutenberg
* Guiguzi on Ctext
# Lim Keng Yaik

Tun Dr. Lim Keng Yaik (Chinese language 林敬益 Pinyin: Lín Jìngyì Pe̍h-ōe-jī; 8 April 1939 – 22 December 2012) was a former Malaysian politician and former Minister of Energy, Water and Communications in the Malaysian cabinet. He was the national president of Parti Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia from 1980 until stepping down on 8 April 2007 to pave the way for Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon. Just before his death, he was among the only four Chinese Tunship living holders in Malaysia.

## Quotes
### Malaysian Politicians Say the Darndest Things [Vol I]

ISBN 978-983-43596-0-7
* I will not ask my wife to buy toilet paper.
** disparaging comment on The Star
# The Patrick Star Show/Season 3

SpongeBob SquarePants: Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 (Main) | Movies: The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie / Sponge Out of Water / Sponge on the Run / Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie | Spin-offs: Kamp Koral (s1, s2) / The Patrick Star Show (s1, s2, s3) | Specials: SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout, The Tidal Zone
The Patrick Star Show is an American animated television series and a spinoff of SpongeBob SquarePants. The show features Patrick Star and his family hosting a talk show.

## Episode 1
### The Patrick Show After Dark [3.1b]

    Slappy': What? No. You can't yo-yo then go-go. I need more show-show.
    Patrick: [now in his night clothes] Sorry, Slappy. It's past my bedtime.
    Slappy: It's also the perfect time for the Patrick Show [dramatic close-up of his face] "After Dark."
    Patrick: After dark?
    Slappy: [close-up on his lips] After dark.[Patrick stares wide-eyed, blinks]
# Smaranda Olarinde

Smaranda Olarinde is a Nigerian professor of Law, President of the Nigerian Association of Law Teachers and incumbent Vice chancellor of Afe Babalola University. In 1995, she served as UNICEF's legal researcher for Niger and Oyo State.

## Quotes

* "We didn’t consider Senator Bola Tinubu owing to his political career. He was only found worthy because of his immense contributions to humanity and his various selfless services that surpass that of anybody in Nigeria."
** Speaking during the presentation of Honorary Doctorate Degree to Bola Tinubu (2019).
* I can say without any fear of contradiction that the immediate future is very bright for us.
** Smaranda Olarinde speaks during an interview with the Sun News(26 September 2020).
* "We are now making fundamental changes struggling to adapt to the “new normal.” What does the future hold for us in Africa? We would be glad to tap from your wealth of knowledge, experience and scholarship.
** Her speech at the 2-Day Virtual International Conference - COVID-19 Pandemic and the Future of International Relations (2020).
* "ABUAD decided to venture into this multi-billion naira venture because Nigeria is experiencing the worst phase in power generation and distribution. These have in turn affected the quantum of power available to the citizenry, including the university.”
* The most agonising part of it all is that despite the fact that power is not available, there is an unjustifiable increase in tariff.”
** Quote from her speech during the inauguration of an Independent Power Project (IPP) (2021).
* Rare library donation, which will provide an invaluable source of information, knowledge and instruction to our university community, is undoubtedly a thoughtful legacy that will be treasured by current and future generations yet unborn."
** Describing Prof Adeniran's donation of entire Personal library To ABUAD (2021).
# Thomas Percy (Bishop of Dromore)

Thomas Percy (13 April 1729 – 30 September 1811) was a bishop and magazine editor. His Reliques of Ancient English Poetry (1765) was the first of the great ballad collections, though he may have written some of it himself based on ballad fragments.

## Quotes
### Reliques of Ancient English Poetry (1765)

* Over the mountains, And over the waves, Over the fountains, And under the graves; Over the floods that are deepest, Which do Neptune obey; Over the rocks that are steepest, Love will find out the way.
** "Love Will Find Out the Way"; in its published form this is suspected to have been extensively written by Percy himself; it was later used by Pierre de Beaumarchais in Act III of The Marriage of Figaro (1778).

## Quotes about Thomas Percy

* I told him, that I heard Dr. Percy was writing the history of the wolf in Great-Britain. Johnson. 'The wolf, Sir! why the wolf? Why does he not write of the bear, which we had formerly? Nay, it is said we had the beaver. Or why does he not write of the grey rat, the Hanover rat, as it is called, because it is said to have come into this country about the time that the family of Hanover came? I should like to see The History of the Grey Rat, by Thomas Percy, D.D., Chaplain in Ordinary to His Majesty,' (laughing immoderately). Boswell. 'I am afraid a court chaplain could not decently write of the grey rat.' Johnson. 'Sir, he need not give it the name of the Hanover rat.' Thus could he indulge a luxuriant sportive imagination, when talking of a friend whom he loved and esteemed.
** James Boswell, Life of Johnson. Oxford's World Classics. Oxford University Press. 1998. p. 700. (1st edition 1791)

## External links

* The Percy Library at Queen's University Belfast
* Paranormal Investigation Of Bishop Percy's House.
# Peter Lee Ki-heon

Peter Lee Ki-heon (31 December 1947 –) is a Korean prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Uijeongbu.

## Quotes

* Work for the evangelization of North Korea. This task is all the more important the closer we get to the border, and we are very close. This institution will be a new base for cultivating peace in East Asia and even the world.
** A Catholic institute for peace on the border between North and South (14 June 2016) Asia News
# Ulaanbaatar

Ulaanbaatar is the capital of Mongolia. Ulaanbaatar is the economic, political, educational and cultural center of Mongolia.

## Quotes

* Mongolia and China are friendly neighbors linked by mountains and rivers, with many important buildings in Ulaanbaatar that were built with the help of Chinese friends, witnessing the friendship between the two neighbors.
** Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh (2022) cited in: "CREC4-built sewage plant in Ulaanbaatar reaches new milestone" in China Daily, 6 July 2022.
* Once this (grid energy storage) construction is put into operation, the independence of the central power system will reach a new level. In the context of energy recovery, renewable energy sources, including the construction of hydropower plants, will be made a priority, and we will make every effort to complete the construction of the Erdeneburen Hydropower Plant and start the Eg River Hydropower Plant project. Also, construction projects such as the expansion of Thermal Power Plant 3 to increase its capacity by 75 MW and upgrade to 250 MW, Tavantolgoi Thermal Power Plant, Baganuur Power Plant and Choibalsan Thermal Power Plant to increase capacity by 50 MW will be kicked off without delay. Most recently, the construction of the 116 MW Amgalan Thermal Power Plant, which will provide thermal energy for the eastern region of Ulaanbaatar City, has been started.
** Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene (2022) cited in: "Grid energy storage to be put into operation before 2023 winter peak" in Mongolian National News Agency, 4 August 2022.
* Mongolia has so much to offer in terms of unique natural beauty and the large urban city of Ulaanbaatar which employs many talented film professionals and modern production facilities. We are pleased to welcome some of the world's top studios to our country to highlight our very generous film rebates and showcase how Mongolia is open for international business and investment.
** Nomin Chinbat (2022) cited in: "Mongolian National Film Council To Welcome Warner Bros., HBO, Discovery, Netflix to Mongolia in September" in Cision, 29 August 2022.
* In 2024, we set a goal to increase Ulaanbaatar's energy capacity by 200 MW, and we achieved this goal within one year. Moreover, we managed to supply energy to the Central System ahead of schedule. This accomplishment ensures there will be no electricity restrictions during peak winter loads. Additionally, the Baganuur 50 MW Battery Storage Power Station began supplying energy to the Central System on 13 December 2024. This 50 MW Battery Storage Power Station operates in an energy-efficient manner, storing surplus electricity generated during night time and distributing it during peak hours.
** Khishgeegiin Nyambaatar (2024) cited in: "Buuruljuut Power Plant Begins Supplying Energy" in Mongolian National News Agency, 30 December 2024.
# Susan Keech McIntosh

Susan McIntosh is an American anthropologist and archaeologist and has been the Herbert S. Autrey Professor of Anthropology at Rice University since 2012. She is known for her work at Djenné-Djenno in Mali and for her advocacy against looting of cultural artifacts.

## Quotes

Lyn’s understanding of internal dynamics on campus was especially helpful to me as I stepped into the role of interim dean in 2019,” McIntosh said. “I, along with many other faculty, am enduringly grateful for her kindness and generosity as a mentor.”

## External Links

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# Olive Kobusingye

Olive Chifefe Kobusingye is a Ugandan consultant trauma surgeon, emergency surgeon, accident injury epidemiologist and academic, who serves as a Senior Research Fellow at both Makerere University School of Public Health and the Institute for Social and Health Sciences of the University of South Africa. She heads the Trauma, Injury, & Disability (TRIAD) Project at Makerere University School of Public Health, where she coordinates the TRIAD graduate courses

## Quotes

* I welcome the opportunity to serve as a member of the iRAP Board to help make safer roads a reality in the African region. Many African countries combine young and burgeoning populations with rapid and poorly planned urbanisation and motorisation.
* The resulting toll of road traffic crashes and injuries is a heavy cost on communities and countries. iRAP’s work on making roads safer for all road users will be key to the region’s efforts to reduce the crippling burden of unsafe roads.
* While there might be a lot of pain and sacrifice, we certainly see joy as well. We save more patients than we lose, we get to help a lot of people, and that more than makes up for the bad times. In my field, ‘Accident & Emergency’, it is possible to see a patient turn around in a few minutes, and that makes it worth it.
* The cost of mismanaged medical services culminating in lives needlessly lost was always before me. It was more evident during my year as the Acting Head of the Accident & Emergency at Mulago National Referral Hospital. Frustrated at the many needless injuries, especially from road traffic crashes, I chose to take on trauma care and injury prevention as the focus of my career.
* That also enabled me to see beyond the immediate problems, to the bigger ones that hamper care in LMICs. In trauma, patients are still getting debilitating osteomyelitis because there is not enough saline to carry out a decent debridement (the process of removing unhealthy tissue from the body). Perhaps the surgical community needs to begin addressing upstream factors which make our surgical practice an impossible task.
# Sarah Kiguli

Sarah Kiguli, MBChB, MMed (Pediatrics), MHPE, is a Ugandan pediatrician, academic, and medical researcher. She is a professor and head of the Department of Pediatrics and Child Health at the Makerere University School of Medicine, a component of the Makerere University College of Health Sciences.

## Quotes

* I liked the children and the mothers. Children are special. When they are unwell, they are sad. When they are better, they smile. They are very honest. I thought working in pediatrics would be satisfying
* But a deeper reason for becoming a lecturer was that as a resident I was involved in teaching medical students, and I loved it.
* As a medical student I remember being timid when no one was available to help me in the wards. As a resident I looked for these kinds of students, so I could give them an opportunity to learn. I was able to be there for them because I know that it can be a bit frightening if there's no one to help you.
* the way I teach is to always ask students questions as opposed to giving them information. I always challenge them to think. I noticed that the students in my firm did very well in my area. Some of them came back for postgraduate training in pediat
* Even then I wanted standards to help us in assessing the students. I wanted all of us to have something look at as we examined the students to make our evaluations more objective. I tried to introduce new topics that I thought were more relevant. Most of what I suggested was out of instinct. I was always looking out for the students. At meetings I would speak up for the students.
* I realized that sometimes our curriculum committee didn't listen well enough to other people. If I had it to do over, I would have involved others more and showed them that I was listening to their concerns and addressing their concerns.
# Emma Mbua

Emma Mbua (born 1961) is a Kenyan Paleoanthropologist and a curator, who is the first East African woman to work as a paleoanthropologist.

## Quotes

* The species was previously thought not to exist in Kenya, so this discovery has thrust Kenya once again into the limelight as the home of one of the most important archaeological discovered. That A. Afarensis existed in Highlands as well as lowland Savannah shows that it was very adaptable
* For the last seven years, I have been involved in research at Kantis Fossil Site (KFS), a new paleontological site on the outskirts of Nairobi city in Kenya. KFS is dated to 3.5 million years and lies on banks of a seasonal river known as Kantis river, situated on a privately owned farm.
* The site is located on eastern arm of the Rift Valley (01.39077 S, 36.72365 E), with an elevation of 1746 meters above sea level. Although the presence of bone bed was noted in the geological survey of the Nairobi area in 1991, no systematic research had been conducted in this area prior to 2009.
* At the time of reporting the site, the farm owner noted his family first saw fossilized bones valley in the mid-1970’s, but at that time the importance of the fossils as part of our national heritage was not appreciated in Kenya.