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# Sacha Guitry

Alexandre-Pierre Georges (Sacha) Guitry (21 February 1885 – 24 July 1957) was a Russian-born French film actor, director, and screenwriter.

## Quotes
### Book of Humorous Quotations, ed. Connie Robertson (1998), page 83

* Honest women are inconsolable for the mistakes they haven't made.
* You can pretend to be serious but you can't pretend to be witty.
* The little I know, I owe to my ignorance.
* When a man marries his mistress, he creates a job vacancy.
** Usually erroneously attributed to Sir James Goldsmith, see The Daily Telegraph (London) in July 1997.
* When a man steals your wife there is no better revenge than to let him keep her.
# Pan Men-an

Pan Men-an (潘孟安; Pān Mèng'ān; born 15 August 1963) is a politician in Taiwan (Republic of China). He is the Magistrate of Pingtung County since 25 December 2014.

## Quotes

* We can only achieve victory for Pingtung (County) when working as a team.
** Pan Men-an (2022) cited in "Chou Chun-mi wins DPP Pingtung County nomination" on Taipei Times, 8 April 2022.
# Pamela Wible

Pamela Wible (born in 1967) is an American physician and activist who promotes community-designed medical clinics and maintains a suicide prevention hotline for medical doctors and medical students.

## Quotes

* What if Americans were free to dream their highest vision of healing and health care? And what if a physician promised to bring those dreams to life? Imagine what it would look like, sound like, and feel like to enter an ideal clinic designed by the American people.
** Stephanie Marohn, ed. (2009) Goddess Shift: Women Leading for a Change, p. 344
* (3 Things to say to a suicidal physician:) ...One. I don't say anything. I listen without judgement....Two. Then I say, "You are not alone." ....Finally, I say, "Call me anytime."
** KevinMD, 17 February 2017
* Please stop using the word burnout. You are not burned out. You've been abused.
** KevinMD, 5 January 2016
* Don't train us to be more resilient. Train us to be more resistant to abuse.
** KevinMD, 29 May, 2015
* If your dream is bigger than your cubicle, leave your cubicle. You can practice medicine your way-- as an employee, a business owner, or an entrepreneur.
** Op-Med, 4 June 2019
# Pan Gongsheng

Pan Gongsheng (潘功勝; Pān Gōngshèng; born 8 July 1963), is a Chinese economist. He currently serves as the Communist Party Secretary of the People's Bank of China since 1 July 2023.

## Quotes

* If citizens store their wealth by buying houses, it may cause the real estate bubble to burst or even (cause) an economic crisis.
** Pan Gongsheng (2014) cited in "China is lining up a Harvard-trained economist as its next central bank chief" on CNN Business, 3 July 2023.
# Pamela O. Long

Pamela O. Long (born 1943) is an independent American historian specializing in late medieval and Renaissance history and the history of science and technology.

## Quotes

* What it takes, at least from my experience, to do excellent work is long hours (not a hardship for me, I love my work), persistence, the willingness to take risks, to accept criticism, to stand by what you think if upon consideration, you believe you’re right, even if no one else believes it, and to head out into unknown places.
** Quoted in "How to Live Like a Genius in D.C.", Washington City Paper (September 22, 2014)
* All successful grant applicants have gotten rejections. The way to guarantee that you won't get a grant is to not apply.
** "An Interview with MacArthur Genius Award Winner Pamela O. Long", History News Network (October 5, 2014)
* The way to advance in the field of history is to do excellent research and writing and then get it published. This takes lots of time and the more experience you have, the easier it gets. But it is never easy.
** "An Interview with MacArthur Genius Award Winner Pamela O. Long", History News Network (October 5, 2014)
# Pan-Africanism

Pan-Africanism is a worldwide movement that aims to encourage and strengthen bonds of solidarity between all indigenous and diasporas of African ancestry. Based on a common goal dating back to the Atlantic slave trade, the movement extends beyond continental Africans with a substantial support base among the African diaspora in the Americas and Europe.

## Quotes

* The ideological genesis of African nationalism lay in pan-Africanism. The locus of pan-Africanism was the continent itself, not the artificially created spaces bound by colonial borders called countries. Literally, therefore, pan-Africanism begat nationalism, rather than the other way round. Pan-Africanism preceded nationalism by almost half a century. Logic and history neatly coincided. The founding fathers of pan-Africanism were African-Americans, the African diaspora, whose identity could only be African, and not Nigerian or Congolese or Kenyan. The leading lights of the independence movement – Kwame Nkrumah, Jomo Kenyatta – were incubated, conceived, propagated and organised in the pan-African movement by the likes of the great George Padmore, W. E.B. DuBois and C. L. R. James.
** Issa G. Shivji, Silences in NGO Discourse: The Role and Future of NGOs in Africa. Fahamu/Pambazuka. 30 June 2007. p. 9. ISBN 978-0-9545637-5-2.
* African nationalism, as some of the fathers of African nationalism realised, is and must be pan-African. Pan-Africanism, they argue, is the nationalism of the era of globalisation; and only pan-Africanism can carry forward the struggle for national liberation in Africa. Without a pan-African vision, there is the danger that the resurgence of nationalism as a reaction to the new imperial assault could degenerate into narrow, parochial, nationalist chauvinism, even ethnicism and racism. But this new pan-Africanism must be a bottom-up people’s pan-Africanism, and not a top-down statist pan-Africanism. In the hands of the African state and its ‘leaders’, pan-Africanism will degenerate into ‘NEPAD-ism’, or phony African renaissance.
** Issa G. Shivji, Silences in NGO Discourse: The Role and Future of NGOs in Africa. Fahamu/Pambazuka. 30 June 2007. pp. 45-46. ISBN 978-0-9545637-5-2.

## External links

* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Pamela Jones

Pamela Jones, commonly known as PJ, is the creator and editor of Groklaw, an award-winning website that covers legal news of interest to the free and open-source software community. Jones is a journalist, who previously trained and worked as a paralegal.

## Quotes

* I had no idea bankruptcy could be so exciting.
** Hearing Agenda and Novell Asks for All Notices, retrieved 4 October 2007.
* It may be too late for some, but I hope you understand now why I'm a GPL girl.
** Enderle on TomTom - Here We Go Again - Updated 2Xs, retrieved 1 September 2010.
* [Microsoft] must be testing the outer limits of what a customer will put up with before bolting to Linux, certainly a valuable scientific study from my point of view.
** A Brave New Modular World - Another MS Patent Application, retrieved 1 September 2010.
# Pamphilus of Alexandria

Pamphilus of Alexandria (Greek: Πάμφιλος ὁ Ἀλεξανδρεύς; Latin: Pamphilus Alexandrinus; fl. 1st century AD) was a Greek grammarian, of the school of Aristarchus of Samothrace.

## Quotes
### Anth. Pal. vii. 201

* Oὐκέτι δὴ χλωροῖσιν ἐφεζόμενος πετάλοισιν ἁδεῖαν μέλπων ἐκπροχέεις ἰαχὰν ἀλλά σε γηρύοντα κατήναρεν, ἠχέτα τέττιξ, παιδὸς ἀπ᾽ ἠλιθίου χεὶρ ἀναπεπταμένα.
* No longer perched on the green leaves dost thou shed abroad thy sweet call, for as thou wast singing, noisy cicada, a foolish boy with outstretched hand slew thee.
** W. R. Paton, tr., The Greek Anthology, ii, p. 115
* No more on fresh green twigs thou'lt sit a-swinging,— No more with sweet and penetrative strain, Noisy Cicada, shall we hear thee singing, For a child’s hand hath caught thee and hath slain.
** Lilla Cabot Perry, tr., From the Garden of Hellas (1891), p. 78

### Anth. Pal. ix. 57

* Τίπτε παναμέριος, Πανδιονὶ κάμμορε κούρα, μυρομένα κελαδεῖς τραυλὰ διὰ στομάτων; ἤ τοι παρθενίας πόθος ἵκετο, τάν τοι ἀπηύρα Θρηίκιος Τηρεὺς αἰνὰ βιησάμενος;
* Why, unhappy daughter of Pandion, dost thou mourn all day long, uttering thy twittering note? Is it that regret is come upon thee for thy maidenhead, which Thracian Tereus took from thee by dreadful force?
** W. R. Paton, tr., The Greek Anthology, iii, p. 31
* Poor swallow, as thou glidest by, Thou dost renew thy plaintive cry;— Is this thine only song? Dost thou remember the sad day When Tereus stole thy heart away, And did thee grievous wrong?
** A. C. Benson, tr., "Procne"
** The Reed of Pan (1922), p. 4
* Why all day long, Pandion's ill-starred child, Dost twitter mournfully? Is this thy plaint Grief which thou feelest that thou wert defiled By Thracian Tereus, using dire constraint?
** Norman Douglas, tr., "Tereus and the Swallow"
** Birds and Beasts of the Greek Anthology (1928)
* All day I heard your high heart-broken laughter, Swallow, and, hearing, cried, ‘Is there no place Or time when you forget, Pandîon’s daughter, Your maidenhood, and Têreus, King of Thrace?’
** Humbert Wolfe, tr., "The Swallow"
** The Oxford Book of Greek Verse in Translation (1938)

## About
### Anth. Pal. vii. 587

* The earth bore thee, the sea destroyed thee, and Pluto’s seat received thee, and thence thou didst ascend to heaven. Thou didst not perish in the deep, Pamphilus, as one shipwrecked, but in order to add an ornament to the domains of all the immortals.
** Julianus the Egyptian, "On Pamphilus the Philosopher"
** W. R. Paton, ed., The Greek Anthology, ii, p. 315
* Earth brought thee forth and ocean was thy tomb, Ere yet thou shared’st the mansions of the blest: For a brief space was Pluto’s house thy home. Not conquered by the waves thou sank to rest, O Pamphilus, but would’st thy glory shed O’er all the dwellings of the undying dead.
** Lilla Cabot Perry, tr., From the Garden of Hellas (1891), p. 66
# Pampore

Pampore (Urdu pronunciation: [pãːpuːr]), known as Pampar or Panpar in Kashmiri, is a historical town situated on the eastern side of the Jhelum River on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway. It was known as Padmanpur in antiquity. It is famous worldwide for its saffron and known as the Saffron town of Kashmir. Pampore is one of the few places in the world where saffron, the world's most expensive spice, grows. The area is about 11 kilometres (6.8 mi) from Srinagar city centre Lal Chowk. Areas of Pampore typically have -bal as a suffix, such as the localities of Namlabal, Kadlabal, Drangbal, Frestabal, and Letrabal. Pampore has three lakes as well which have been entitled as wetlands. One of the lakes is known as Sarbal Lake. The Sarbal Lake is situated on the way from Tulbagh to Wuyan through saffron fields near Chatlam. On the basis of its location near Chatlam, it is also known as Chatlam Wetland.

## Quotes

* At the commencement of the fourth mile from Pampur, a low spur of steep rock descends from the mountains, and rests upon the flat upon the bank of the river. Near its extremity, where it may be about one hundred feet high, is the capital, and five feet of the shaft, of an enormous limestone-pillar. The capital is about five feet in diameter, and polygonal. The plinth is much damaged, but enough is left to show that it was composed (at least I thought so) of four gigantic female busts, most likely those of Luksmi, if the pillar supported the Garuda or bird of Vishnu, as mentioned below. It is lying on its side, and was probably overthrown by the zeal of “the idol-breaker”. A flat surface, sufficiently large to answer the purpose of a base; has been cut on the rock; but I could not discover a vestige of any other ruin near it. About half a mile nearer the city is another large block, on which are rudely sculptured the knees and legs of a gigantic sitting figure, not crossed like those of a Hindu figure in general, but apparently bent like those of an Egyptian statue; all the remainder seemed to have been broken off; but although the uncultivated slope around it is strewed with large masses of stone, I saw nothing that must be necessarily supposed to have formed part of the image. Near them again are some enormous lingams, or pieces of sculpture, that are, as is well known, venerated by the Hindus as the emblems of Siva. I could not contemplate these massive relics without imagining for a moment that they may have originally been parts of a city and vast Hindu temple, which, being near the modern city, and consequently of so much the greater sanctity and importance, must have called for the especial notice of Butshikan.
** G.T. Vigne Vigne, G.T. Travels In Kashmir, Ladak, Iskardo, The Countries Adjoining The Mountain Course of The Indus And The Himalaya, North of The Punjab, 2 vols., Sagar Publications, 1981.quoted from Jain, M. (editor) (2011). The India they saw: Foreign accounts. New Delhi: Ocean Books. Volume IV Chapter 9
# Mexican Hayride

Mexican Hayride is a 1948 American film about two con men selling phony stock who flee to Mexico ahead of the law, where they run into a woman friend from their earlier days, who is now a bullfighter.
    Directed by Charles Barton. Written by John Grant and Oscar Brodney.

## Dialogue

    Joe Bascom: Couldn't Jones make it?
    Harry Lambert: Oh, sure, but he'd still be a smith.
    Joe Bascom: How can a Jones be a Smith?
    Harry Lambert: [Pointing to the bull] What are you standing around for? Go on out there and show him who's the boss!
    Joe Bascom: HE....KNOWS....WHO'S....BOSS!!
    Harry Lambert: Go on out there and face him like a picador, charge him like a matador and beat him like a toreador!
    Joe Bascom: And he'll carry me out like a cuspidor.

## Cast

* Bud Abbott — Harry Lambert
* Lou Costello — Joe Bascom
* Virginia Grey — Montana
* Luba Malina — Dagmar

## External links

* Mexican Hayride quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Mexican Revolution

The Mexican Revolution (Spanish: Revolución Mexicana) was an extended sequence of armed regional conflicts in Mexico from 20 November 1910 to 1 December 1920. It has been called "the defining event of modern Mexican history" and resulted in the destruction of the Federal Army, its replacement by a revolutionary army, and the transformation of Mexican culture and government. The northern Constitutionalist faction prevailed on the battlefield and drafted the present-day Constitution of Mexico, which aimed to create a strong central government.

## Quotes

* At last we see a genuine awakening of a people, not to political demands alone, but to economic ones,—fundamentally economic ones. And in the brief period of a few months, some millions of human beings have sprung to a full consciousness of a system of wrong, beginning where all slaveries begin, in the sources of life. They have struck for Land And Liberty. And even if their revolt shall be crushed by the mailed hand of the United States Government (for I do not believe the present nondescript thing calling itself a government, in Mexico, has craft or power to pacify or crush all the seething elements of rebellion), yet it has set a foremost mark upon the record of human demand, from which hereafter there will be no retreat. From now on, when an oppressed people revolt, they will not demand less.
** Voltairine de Cleyre, The Mexican Revolt, Mother Earth 6 no. 6 (August 1911): 167-171
* In the storm-wind of popular revolt, rising, no prophet could have foretold when, nor gazer at the aftermath just why it was the chosen hour, in that strong clean-sweeping of the psychic atmosphere, millions of unlettered and otherwise ignorant people saw, as with lightning sharpness cutting a black night, the foundation of all their wrong, and heard the slogan “Land and Liberty” to which their ears were so long deaf,—heard it, raised it, acted on it, are acting on it. With that clear and direct perception of the needful thing to do which lettered men, men of complex lives, nearly always lack, being befogged by too many lights, they move straight upon their purpose, hew down the landmarks, burn the records of the title-deeds.
** Voltairine de Cleyre, The Mexican Revolt, Mother Earth 6 no. 6 (August 1911): 167-171
* Hail to the Mexican Revolution, victorious or defeated. And hail to the next that rises!
** Voltairine de Cleyre, The Mexican Revolt, Mother Earth 6 no. 6 (August 1911): 167-171

## External links

* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Paul Joseph Watson

Paul Joseph Watson (born 24 May 1982) is an English far-right YouTube personality, radio host, writer, and editor associated with Alex Jones and his InfoWars website.

## Quotes

* Why do my YouTube videos get millions of views even though it’s just some ranty Northerner sat in front of a world map behind a webcam? It’s because people are desperately searching for an alternative. They instinctively know the BBC is bullshitting them. They know that every single story they report is beholden to maintaining the leftist consensus. I mean look at the utter ludicrousness of the “child” migrants who arrived in Croydon. Anyone with functioning brain cells could see these men were not children. Some of them were in their late 30s. The BBC insults our intelligence on a daily basis and only the incredibly naive can’t see that at this point. The BBC still absurdly insists it is impartial when it clearly isn’t, whereas I am honest, up front and open about my bias. People can see an authenticity in me that the likes of the BBC can never provide.
** "An interview with Paul Joseph Watson", The Tab (7 November 2016)
* Brexit was a chilling example of how truly intolerant and despicable the left in this country are. I know people whose own parents almost disowned them because they voted leave. I have probably received in the region of 300 death threats – mainly from Muslims who want to prove Islam is a “religion of peace” by killing me, as well as Black Lives Matter supporters. I now really enjoy the death threats because I post them all on social media and they allow me to illustrate how we are stupidly shaping society to cater for the most aggressive, hateful, bigots imaginable. The left denounces people like me as bigots for standing up for true liberal principles which made Western civilisation great in the first place.
** "An interview with Paul Joseph Watson", The Tab (7 November 2016)

## External links

* Articles on Infowars
# Paul Joseph Phạm Đình Tụng

Paul Joseph Phạm Đình Tụng (15 June 1919 – 22 February 2009) was a Vietnamese prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Bắc Ninh and as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Hanoi.

## Quotes

* The Peoples of Asia, in their vast majority, have a deep religious experience, which we must learn to know and appreciate. The evangelization of Asia is, first of all, a dialogue of life with all believers whose experience already brings them closer to God, Who is the Origin of all things. Our deepest conviction is that the Gospel can contribute something profound and vital, to the men and women of Asia.
** - H. Em. Card. Paul Joseph PHAM DINH TUNG, President of the Episcopal Conference of Vietnam (28 April 1998) Press Office of the Holy See
# Paul Kalanithi

Paul Kalanithi (April 1, 1977 – March 9, 2015) was an Indian-American neurosurgeon and writer, known for his memoir When Breath Becomes Air (2016) about his life and fatal illness.

## Quotes

* Most ambitions are either achieved or abandoned; either way, they belong to the past. The future, instead of the ladder toward the goals of life, flattens out into a perpetual present. Money, status, all the vanities the preacher of Ecclesiastes described, hold so little interest: a chasing after wind, indeed.
** Before I go: Time warps for a young surgeon with metastatic lung cancer. Stanford Medicine (Spring 2015).
# Paul K. Benedict

Paul King Benedict (5 July 1912 – 21 July 1997) was an American linguist who specialized in languages of East and Southeast Asia.

## Quotes

* Welcome to the field of Southeast Asian linguistics! This welcome comes with a warning: Southeast Asia is the Bosnia of historical linguistics, with a lovely landscape strewn with land mines! … 'Look-alikes' (look less and less alike the more we know about them) abound, as in Malay bĕras and Wr. Tibetan 'bras for 'rice', as do also unlikely-appearing cognate sets such as Thai pu 'grandfather' and Japanese o:i 'nephew'.
** Benedict, Paul K. 1996. "Interphyla flow in Southeast Asia", in The Fourth International Symposium on Language and Linguistics, Thailand, pp. 1579-1590. Institute of Language and Culture for Rural Development, Mahidol University.
* As I see it, Greenberg and I are simply playing different games and the contrast in our approaches reflects that basic difference. … I play one game and am intrigued by the other but I do keep wondering whether that other game has any rules or whether a computerized robot might not be rather better at it all. But long live both games!
** Benedict, Paul K. 1991. "Comment on Matisoff's comparison between Greenberg and Benedict", in Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. 169-170.

## See also

* James Matisoff
# Paul Kamuza Bakyenga

Paul Kamuza Bakyenga (30 June 1944 – 18 July 2023) was a Ugandan pelate of the Roman Catholic Church who was the Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Mbarara.

## Quotes

* Our forefathers were backsliding for instance Simon Peter felt overburdened by Jesus issues and decided to go back and fish, such temptations still exist. There is danger in our African Church. Paul was teaching that what we are teaching cannot be seen but it has value. If we stop praising and reading the Bible to explain it, even if you give out posho and beans, it is not what God asked us to do.
** African Church is facing hard times - Mbarara archbishop (April 28 2019)

## Quotes about Paul Kamuza Bakyenga

* The legacy of the emeritus Archbishop Paul Bakyenga is very difficult to emulate but I will do my best to feet in his shoes He was a very strong man in leadership. I cherish his vision and particularly nurturing and mentoring me as young bishop.
** Lambert Bainomugisha, New Mbarara Achibishop Beinomugisha praises Most. Rev. Paul Kamuza Bakyenga (May 7, 2020)
# Paul Kazuhiro Mori

Paul Kazuhiro Mori (10 December 1938 – 2 September 2023) was a Japanese prelate of the Catholic Church who served as an auxillary bishop of the Archdiocese of Tokyo.

## Quotes

* For the Japanese Church to fulfill its common responsibility to society, it is necessary for people, priests and bishops to be united. For that to happen it is vital that information gets through to every single Christian, it is one of the features of modern society that every kind of information finds its way into the living room.
** Church Publicity Officers Receive Training During National Conference (14 December 1994) Union of Asian Catholic News
* If the Church is to give a dynamic lead to such people, we must abandon thought patterns and methodology we used until now, and go to meet them where people are drawn to one another at a deeper level.
** Catholic Educators Discuss Young Japanese´ Attraction to New Religions (1 February 1995) Union of Asian Catholic News
* The individual is forced into circumstances where he or she must discover his/her own way of life without any help at all. The communities in which modern man now lives are two, school and the workplace, and these, far from giving support and rest, are responsible for severe and ceaseless competition. Given such circumstances, isn't it possible to understand why people would want to escape from it all and make a trial of joining some community that would provide them with a model for living?
** Aum Incident Reflects Spiritual Condition of Society (30 January 1996) Union of Asian Catholic News
* Social welfare is not just a department, a field of activity. Those who work there should have the awareness that this is the Church itself.
** Catholic Social Welfare Agencies Must Realize They Are Church, Bishop Says (22 April 1998) Union of Asian Catholic News
* Once I became a priest, I understood that the relationship with others is fundamental. As I encountered social problems and became passionate about them, I saw that the way of the Carmel was not for me. This is why I became a diocesan priest.
** Tokyo mourns Bishop Mori who promoted dialogue with Japanese society (2023) Asia News