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# Alexander Marlow

Alexander Mason Marlow (January 24, 1986–) is editor-in-chief of the Breitbart News Network.

## Quotes

* At our website, Breitbart News, we have about 20 million readers most of them are grassroots conservative voters, and some of them are very loyal, and their number one issue has consistently been since last year, immigration. And they’re looking for someone who’s going to seal the border, and prioritize border security as number one, unlike the people who are outside
** Breitbart’s Marlow: Immigration Is ‘Number One’ With Grassroots, Trump ‘Growing Big Tent’ (September 14, 2015)
* A key to the connective tissue with all of the Clintons — everything they do — and we will talk about this probably in just about all the deadly sins we touch on— is their serial dishonesty. And we can focus on this later. But she did swear that she would disclose all the contributions to the Clinton Foundation. As of now —and again another right wing outlet, “The Washington Post,” says that 1100 donations are so far not disclosed. This is a woman who thinks of the truth as anything that is politically expedient for her . And her husband is the same way. And that is the danger of putting them back in the White House.
** Marlow: Clintons’ ‘Serial Dishonesty’ The ‘Danger of Putting Them Back In The White House’ (March 7, 2016)

## External links

* Articles on Breitbart
# Alexander McQueen

Lee Alexander McQueen CBE (16 March 1969 – 11 February 2010) was a British fashion designer.

## Quotes

* I'm 40 now. When I'm dead, hopefully this house will still be going.
** ABC news Obituary (Feb 12 2010).

## External links

* How The Times tracked Alexander McQueen's career
# Alexander Melamid

Alexander Melamid (born July 14, 1945) is a Russian-born conceptual artist and performance artist.

## Quotes

* There's a crisis of ideas in art, which is felt by many, many people. Not only in art: in social thinking, in politics. That's one of the other things about this poll, one of the attempts to get out of this, by some maybe funny means — humor helps — because we really don't know where to go. and what our next step has to be. Artists now.
** Vitaly Komar, ‎Aleksandr Melamid, ‎JoAnn Wypijewski (1997). Painting by Numbers: Komar and Melamid's Scientific Guide to Art p. 16
* I cannot speak for all, but I have talked to many artists who feel this way - we have lost even our belief that we are the minority that knows. We believed ten years ago, twenty years ago, that we knew the secret. Now we have lost this belief. We are a minority with no power and no belief, no faith. I feel myself, as an artist and as a citizen, just totally obsolete... Okay, it can be done this way or that way or this way, or in splashes or smoothly, but why? What the hell is it about? That's why we wanted to ask people. For us - from our point of view - it's a sincere thing to understand something, to change course. Because the way we live we cannot live anymore. I have never seen artists so desperate as they are now, in this society.
** Vitaly Komar, ‎Aleksandr Melamid, ‎JoAnn Wypijewski (1997). Painting by Numbers: Komar and Melamid's Scientific Guide to Art p. 16

### The search for a people's art: painting by the numbers, 1994

Alexander Melamid, in: "The search for a people's art: painting by the numbers; interview with artist Alexander Melamid; includes related survey data and information," (1994),
* No, the parallels are between modernism, late modernism, and socialist realism, of course. That's two sides of one coin. Both came of this idea of aristocrats, of people in power, imposing the culture on the people. A totally inhuman art. Modern art, and Pollock is the best example, is totally inhuman. Huge pictures for museums--now we call them museums; in Stalin times they were called palaces, but basically the same thing--which we rarely see and rarely visit. The sheer size of this painting, it's a totally inhuman scale. And there it can be typified...
* ... There's a machine which is called History of Art, which is a structure. And artist fits in this only because he or she is needed for this structure. If for example the History of Art needs some parallel lines, there is an individual who makes parallel lines. And this individual fits into this machine which works by itself; it doesn't care about people or anything else, it just goes by itself.
** Quoted in: Francis Halsall, Systems of Art: Art, History and Systems Theory, (2008) p. 67.
# Alexander Osterwalder

Alexander Osterwalder (born 1974) is a Swiss business theorist, author and consultant, known for his work on business modeling and the development of the Business Model Canvas. He worked as a Senior Research Fellow back at the University of Lausanne.

## Quotes

* Business models and value propositions expire like a yogurt in the fridge.
** Alexander Osterwalder in foreword to: Stefanie Auge-Dickhut, ‎Bernhard Koye, ‎Axel Liebetrau (2015), Customer Value Generation in Banking: The Zurich Model of Customer-Centricity. p. ix
# Andrea Tornielli

Andrea Tornielli (19 March 1964–) is an Italian journalist and religious writer.

## Quotes

* Faced with secularization and the difficulties Christians are confronted with today in transmitting their faith, we might be tempted to close up, trying to create perfect communities that withdraw from the world to preserve their small, or very small, flock, waiting for the storm to pass, looking with nostalgia to a past that no longer exists. On the other hand, another real risk today is that of hyperactivity: we might be tempted to invest all our energies in missionary strategies, thinking that proclamation, witness, and even conversion are not fruits of the Spirit we should give space to, but the result of our skills and protagonism. As a consequence – and, unfortunately, this happens more and more often in our digital age – the risk is that the evangelizer and his ruses rather than the Gospel and its Protagonist become the focus evangelization. Indeed, we need to leave space to the Protagonist: this is the real meaning of conversion as a metanoia, a change of mentality in light of the Gospel.
** When the smallness of the Church is not insignificant (6 December 2021)
* The Successor of Peter does not have the problem of making known "which side he is on", because the Vicar of Christ, like his Lord, is always with the innocent who suffer as Jesus suffered on the cross. Every word he says, every attempt he makes, is aimed at saving human lives, at not yielding to the logic of evil, at fighting evil with good.
** The Pope's voice, crying out in the desert (14 March 2022)
# Andreas J. Köstenberger

Andreas Johannes Köstenberger (November 2, 1957–) is Research Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology.

## Quotes

* Clearly, the role of women in the church is not an isolated instance but is part of a larger set of interrelated issues that will continue to engage the church for years to come. While not a first-order, salvation issue—no one is saved based on their view regarding women’s roles in the church—it is a matter of considerable practical and doctrinal consequence.
** Interview with Andreas J. Köstenberger (2008)
# Andreas Elpidorou

Andreas Elpidorou is an academic philosopher and writer. He is currently an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Louisville. He specializes in the philosophical study of the mind and has published extensively on the nature of emotions (especially, boredom), consciousness, and cognition. He is best known for his work on the function and value of boredom. His most recent book, Propelled: How Boredom, Frustration, and Anticipation Lead Us to the Good Life, explores how negative emotions and states of discontent can help us live a more flourishing life.

## Quotes

* In an episode of boredom, our current goal or situation is perceived as unpleasant and unappealing, often as devoid of meaning or significance; on the contrary, alternative goals and situations are made salient and appear to us to be attractive. Boredom thus facilitates the pursuit of alternative goals: it “pushes” us out of this non-stimulating, uninteresting, or unchallenging situation and into another. In motivating us to pursue a situation that is different from our current one, boredom ultimately promotes the restoration of the perception that one's activities are meaningful and congruent with one's overall projects.
** The Bright Side of Boredom. Published in Frontiers in Psychology.
* Think of boredom as an internal alarm. When it goes off, it is telling us something. It signals the presence of an unfulfilling situation. But it is an alarm equipped with a shock. The negative and aversive experience of boredom motivates us – one might even say, pushes us – to pursue a different situation, one that seems more meaningful or interesting, just as a sharp pain motivates us not to put pins into our bodies.
** The Quiet Alarm. Published in Aeon.

## External Links

* Andreas Elpidorou's personal website.
* Andreas Elpidorou at the University of Louisville.
# Andreas Heldal-Lund

Andreas Heldal-Lund (10 December 1964 – 2 January 2024) was a Norwegian anti-Scientology activist known for operating the website Operation Clambake.

## Quotes

* Yesterday, on the 17th of May, we Norwegians celebrated our constitution day to mark the signing of Norway's constitution in 1814. Maybe it is because we are a small country: In Norway this is an important day. All over Norway children have paraded in their best clothes to the music of thousands of marching bands, and countless speeches have been made to remind each others, as fellow Norwegians, that freedom should never be taken for granted.
** Award Winner's Speech, Leipzig Human Rights Award, 2003 Leipzig Human Rights Award of the European-American Citizens Committee for Human Rights and Religious Freedom in the USA, (May 18, 2003).

## See also

* David Miscavige
* L. Ron Hubbard
* OT VIII
* Scientology
* Tom Cruise
* Xenu

## External links

* Operation Clambake
# Andreas Karlstadt

Andreas Rudolph Bodenstein von Karlstadt (1486 – 1541) was a German Christian theologian during the Protestant Reformation.

## Quotes
### On the Removal of Images (1522)

    Full title:On the Removal of Images and That There Should Be No Beggars Among Christians in The Essential Carlstadt (Herald Press: 1995)
* Who will believe us when we say that we do not love these stuffed dummies—carved or painted images—when our deeds convict us? God hates and despises images, as I shall show. He considers them an abomination and says that all human beings are in his eyes as the things they love. Images are an abomination; it follows therefore that we too shall become abominable, if we love them.
** p.103
* It cannot therefore be true that images are the textbooks of laypersons. For they are unable to learn their salvation from them. ... How can you save lay persons when you ascribe to images the power which God gave to his word alone?
** p. 107
* The popes ... noted that when they led the little sheep to books, their junk market did not prosper and people wanted to know what is godly or ungodly, right or wrong.
** p. 107
* How can you save lay persons when you ascribe to images the power which God gave to his word alone?
** p. 108
* If you were to really hate and dislike a picture with all your heart, so that you could not bear to see or hear of it, how would you like it if someone insisted on getting to know and honor you through such a hated, horrible book? ... And God says that he does not like any image which we make, and ... that he hates and despises all who love images.
** p. 109
* God desires to indwell in my whole and total heart and cannot in any way tolerate my having an image in my mind's eye.
** p. 117
* Beggars are a sure indicator that there are no Christians, or else very few and dispirited ones, in any town in which beggars are seen.
** p. 120

## See also

* Iconoclasm
# Andreas Choi Chang-mou

Andreas Choi Chang-mou (15 September 1936 –) is a Korean prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Gwangju.

## Quotes

* Considering the situation of North Korea, the conflict sedimented for half a century, we recognize that the path of rapprochement should be gradual. We cannot talk about "mission", but dialogue and reconciliation. Everything starts from considering the North Koreans our brothers, to love people, beyond the ideology and oppressive power they are subject to.
* In North Korea, after the persecutions of the past decades, there is the so-called "Silent Church": a community of people who have not let the flame of the Spirit extinguish, but who do not have the freedom of professing their belief in Christ. It is a Church that suffers, which must be encouraged and gradually awakened, not abandoned.
** “Korea needs to build bridges not walls,” Archbishop of Kwangju tells Fides, in wake of Obama visit (19 November 2009) Fides News Agency
# Andreas Paolo Perger

Andreas Paolo Perger (born 1970 in Munich, Germany) is a contemporary Austrian guitarist, improviser, and composer of German-Polish and Austrian-Italian descent.

## Quotes

* "For me," he explains his mammoth project, "it is an obligation to know and learn to understand the various styles living within the guitar, to work with them and pursue them up to a certain point and, when I feel I have learned enough about them, to let them go again. These CDs are a form of pool, a rucksack with everything I have at the moment and what I have focused on."
** about a series of 11 CD's, recorded since 1991 until 1999 and published from 1996 until 2000., Süddeutsche Zeitung, August 1997, Ralf Dombrowski.
# A Cry in the Dark

A Cry in the Dark is a 1988 Australian-American drama film about an Australian mother, Lindy Chamberlain (portrayed by Meryl Streep), who was wrongly convicted in the disappearance and assumed murder of her nine-week-old daughter. The film is also known as Evil Angels in Australia and New Zealand.
    Directed by Fred Schepisi. Written by Robert Caswell and Fred Schepisi.

## Lindy Chamberlain

* The dingo's got my baby!
* I'm told, "Don't talk like you normally talk. Watch how you hold your mouth. You look too sour and crabby. Don't get angry. Don't ask too many questions, or they think you're trying to be smart. And never, never, never laugh or you're an uncaring bitch." Well, I can't cry to order, and I won't be squashed into some dumb act for the public ... or for you.
* Look, Mr. Barker. I wasn't there. I can only go on the evidence of my own eyes. We're talking about my baby daughter ... not some object!
* Crikey, how's yer kidneys?

## Michael Chamberlain

* I don't think a lot of people realise how important innocence is to innocent people.

## Dialogue

    Lindy Chamberlain: [after being released from prison] Hello Kahlia. Hello darling. Don't you look lovely. Such a pretty dress.
    Kahlia: [shyly] Mummy made it in jail.
    Michael Chamberlain: This is Mummy, darling. She's back.
    Kahlia: Real mummy?
    Michael Chamberlain: Real mummy.
    Lindy Chamberlain: I saw you this afternoon going up the rock with a baby in a backpack. Carrying a six-pack. I thought you were cracked!
    Greg Lowe: It's bloody thirsty work climbin'.
    Michael Chamberlain: You know Greg, the worst thing for a thirst is alcohol.
    Greg Lowe: Aw, you gotta be jokin' mate, the worst thing for a thirst is sand!
    Cliff Murchison: Was that Michael's brother?
    Lindy Chamberlain: Can you believe it, the rumours are in New Zealand already!
    Cliff Murchison: A lie goes 'round the world while truth's still putting its boots on, sweetheart.

## Taglines

* A family torn apart. A public filled with outrage. A woman accused of murder.

## Cast

* Meryl Streep — Lindy Chamberlain
* Sam Neill — Michael Chamberlain

## External links

* Evil Angels quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* A Cry in the Dark at Rotten Tomatoes
# A Day at the Zoo

A Day at the Zoo is a 1939 Merrie Melodies cartoon supervised by Tex Avery (credited as Fred Avery on the original issue).

## Dialogue

    [A woman sees a monkey, but notices a sign that says "Do Not Feed the Monkeys," and looks both ways to make sure nobody's looking; she takes out a bag of peanuts to give to the monkey, but the monkey throws it at her face]
    Monkey: Hey, sister! [grabs the sign] Can't you read?!
    [Monkey puts down the sign and leaves]
    Narrator: An interesting bird is the South African talking parrot, [to the parrot] Polly want a cracker?, I said Polly want a cracker?
    Parrot: Naw, give me a cold beer!

## Voice cast

* Robert C. Bruce as Narrator (uncredited)
* Mel Blanc as Egghead / Elk Named Bill / Monkey / Parrot / Stool Pigeon / Mother Ostrich / Joe Jumbo / Wildcat (uncredited)
* Tex Avery as Other Elk Named Bill (uncredited)
# Eduardo Horacio García

Eduardo Horacio García (22 January 1956–) is an Argentine prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who serves as auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Buenos Aires.

## Quotes

* Here we can experience the "globalization of faith" and universal brotherhood.
** Interview: Mons. Eduardo Horacio García, Auxiliary Bishop of Buenos Aires (Argentina) (25 October 2008)
* During these moments of extreme difficulty we will all have to adapt in some way, because there are already many who live in hardship.
** Covid 19: "the word of God is carried out by concrete gestures of solidarity", underlines Mgr. Garcia (14 April 2020)
# Eduardo Félix Valdés

Eduardo Félix Valdés (16 February 1956 –) is an Argentine politician, currently serving as National Deputy elected in the Federal Capital. A member of the Justicialist Party, Valdés served as the Argentine ambassador to the Holy See during the presidency of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

## Quotes

* Civil society is going one way and religion the other, I say this being that I'm no green fanatic, but I understand where society is going.
** Argentina's ex-ambassador to the Vatican: 'Abortion will be legal in Argentina' (27 November 2019) Buenos Aires Times
# Eduardo Alas Alfaro

Eduardo Alas Alfaro (2 July 1930 – 27 February 2020) was a Salvadoran prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Chalatenango.

## Quotes

* American aid will end and we'll still be poor.
** Arcatao Journal; Rebel Villages Weary of War, but Wary of Peace (29 January 1992) New York Times

## Quotes about Eduardo Alas Alfaro

* There is the sense here that a saint has died.
** Oswaldo Estéfano Escobar Aguilar, Once an unlikely candidate for the priesthood, Salvadoran bishop dies at 89 (28 February 2020) Crux News
# Eduardo Francisco Pironio

Eduardo Francisco Pironio (3 December 1920 – 5 February 1998) was an Argentine prelate of the Catholic Church.

## Quotes

* Active participation of lay faithful in the evangelisation mission of the Church is neither a question of substitution nor ambition for power: it is a sacramental need which comes to us from baptism and confirmation.
** Cardinal Eduardo PIRONIO (President of the Pontifical Council for Laity, Vatican City) (1994) The African Synod
# Eduard Kava

Eduard Kava (17 April 1978 –) is a Ukrainian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Lviv.

## Quotes

* Without a doubt, these children deserve a hope. By loving them, we need to show them that life can be different. Yes, their life is hard today, but tomorrow – with hope and trust in God – it will be different
** A Newly Repaired Sports Hall Was Opened in Novoluhanske Village (22 November 2017)
* Even if the Pope's project ends, the Church will in fact continue to give its help and stay close to the people.
** Pope Francis in solidarity with the people of Ukraine (28 July 2020)
# Eduard Shevardnadze

Eduard Shevardnadze (25 January 1928 - 7 July 2014) was a Georgian politician. He served as President of Georgia from 1995 until 2003. Prior to Georgian independence from the USSR, he served as Soviet Foreign Minister.

## Quotes

* It is time to realize that neither socialism, nor friendship, nor good-neighborliness, nor respect can be produced by bayonets, tanks or blood.
** As quoted in North Atlantic Assembly Political Committee Report (1990), p. 7
* Corruption has its own motivations, and one has to thoroughly study that phenomenon and eliminate the foundations that allow corruption to exist.
** As quoted in The Many Faces of Corruption (2007) edited by J. Edgardo Campos and ‎Sanjay Pradhan, p. 267

## Quotes about

* It is obvious: the division of Europe has become politically untenable: not because of Western "revanchism" to which Mr. Shevardnadze referred: not because of our interference in their domestic affairs. No. Simply for two reasons. First, because communism has failed as much in ideological as in economic and social terms. It is not able to solve the problems of modern industrialised societies in the age of global communication. And even more important: second, because you cannot suppress freedom forever. The natural aspiration of men to live and work freely is the driving force behind the historical process of change which we are witnessing. And no dictator or system - not even by using force - will be able to stop or prevent this dynamic change in the long-term.
** Manfred Wörner, Address given at the 35th Annual Session of the North Atlantic Assembly, 9 October 1989

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Eduard Shevardnadze on Wikipedia
# Eduard Röer

Hans Heinrich Eduard Röer (Edward Roer), (26 October 1805 in Braunschweig, 17 March 1866) was a German Indologist.

## Quotes

* "Although the philological frame is very important, it is the philosophy of the Hindus which interests me most in Sanskrit literature and it has been my chief aim to bring about a better understanding of the same."
** Letter to Albrecht Weber, quoted in Stache-Rosen, Valentine German Indologists: Biographies of Scholars in Indian Studies Writing in German Max Muller Bhavan New Delhi 1990.
* the Upanishads are "sublime emanations of the Human mind".
** quoted in Stache-Rosen, Valentine German Indologists: Biographies of Scholars in Indian Studies Writing in German Max Muller Bhavan New Delhi 1990.
* Shankara's commentary is "a shining example of comprehensive erudition, patient research and philosophical acumen of the ancient Hindus".
** in Stache-Rosen, Valentine German Indologists: Biographies of Scholars in Indian Studies Writing in German Max Muller Bhavan New Delhi 1990.

## External links

* Wikipedia (Swedish)
# Ernest Simoni

Ernest Simoni (18 October 1928–) is an Albanian cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church.

## Quotes

* Ever since I was 10 years old, I knew that I was called to be a priest. My father was always involved in the local parish. He would often serve Mass and would spend his entire day assisting the priest in his daily ministry. Seeing the beauty of the Church militant which had been alive and well at the time, but also through the grace of the Holy Spirit, I knew that God had ordained for me to become a priest for the salvation of souls
* The Mass, mortification, and the Rosary are the most powerful tools we can use against the devil. It is with these three weapons that we can crush the head of the devil. We see the prophecy of Fatima revealing itself today. If the people do not turn towards Christ, darkness and error will consume the world. If we trust in God and turn towards him, we should have no fear.
* Always remember that the love of Christ is without end. The love of the world will always betray you. Be inspired daily by the cross. It is in the cross that we find the true love of God.
** Cardinal Ernest Simoni, the “Living Martyr” of Albania (July 19, 2017)