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# Burnett Peter Van Deusen

Burnett Peter Van Deusen (1913-1993) was a magnetic ink salesman at Sun Chemical in Jersey City, New Jersey. He always went by the name "Pete Van Deusen." (b. November 10, 1913, Albany, Albany County, New York, USA - d. October 31, 1993, Montville, Morris County, New Jersey, USA)

## Quote

* ... You just act. The thing happens and you jump, or do whatever you have to do. I believe you have to think later, you don't have time to think. Its like when your playing ball, I guess, and if your pitching and the batter hits one straight back at the box. Its an instinctive thing to put the glove up to protect yourself, you don't have time to think, you just act first. … I don't feel like I'm a hero. I mean there were a lot of people mixed up in this. There was the woman that hollered, the man that gave him mouth to mouth, the rescue squad. It took a lot of us to really do the job. I just happened to be the one that was in the pool.
** "Rescue Child From Pool.". 6 July 1965.
** Talking about his rescue of Si Simmons from drowning in a hotel swimming pool in Atlanta.
# Edward MacCabe

Edward MacCabe (14 February 1816 – 11 February 1885) was an Irish prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Dublin.

## Quotes about Edward MacCabe

* Cardinal McCabe had a distrust of popular movements. Brought up in the city, he was unacquainted with agrarian conditions and unable to appreciate the wrongs which the Irish tenants suffered.
** Edward Alfred D'Alton, Edward McCabe (1913) Catholic Encyclopedia
# Jack Owen

Jack Owen (born December 6, 1967) is an American guitarist and a member of the death metal band Six Feet Under. He was one of the founding members of Cannibal Corpse. He also had a stint with Deicide—another influential and long-running Florida death metal band—with whom he recorded four albums.

## Quotes
### On his departure from Deicide

* Oh, it was a problem with new stuff I was writing. I walked into practice and Steve had re-recorded it and changed notes here and there for three or four songs that I had. It was stupid at the time. But he's, like, 'Hey, I changed the notes so I get writing credit.' And I'm, like, 'That's not how the songs go, though.' And Glen's like, 'It is now.' [Laughs] So I literally walked out and ghosted them. [Laughs] Later on, it was like, 'Hey, dude, you're out.'"
** As quoted by Blabbermouth

## Quotes about Owen
### On his departure from Deicide

* We were just kind of writing the record, and we were going over the songs. Me and Glen, we were, like, 'We wanna redo the songs.' It's like we had completed them — about nine or twelve, whatever how many songs. They were all right, but we weren't really psyched about them. So we decided to rewrite them. And Jack didn't really like it. And he kind of left one day and just never came back. So that was that. He's not on [the new album]. I haven't talked to the guy in almost a year.
** Steve Ashiem of Deicide
# A Static Lullaby

A Static Lullaby is an American post-hardcore band that formed in Chino Hills, California, in 2001.

## Quotes about The Static Lullaby

* A Static Lullaby [capture] metalcore’s heavy tendencies while staying rooted in post-hardcore through clean melodies and classic punk riffs.
** Alternative Press Magazine
# Arnold Palmer

Arnold Daniel Palmer (September 10, 1929 – September 25, 2016) was an American professional golfer who won 62 PGA titles from 1955 to 1973. In 1974 he was one of the inaugural inductees into the World Golf Hall of Fame.

## Quotes

* Maybe you'll fail most of the time, but until you've dared to try and have brought off an impossible shot from the rough or from the water, or have salvaged a hole by laying a monster of a 2-iron shot stiff against the pin, you will have missed golf's greatest playing thrill.
** My Game and Yours. 1965. p. 83.
* I've always believed the British Open is one of the greatest championships in the world. As a kid I read about Bob Jones and Walter Hagen and other Americans who had won the British Open (or Open Championship, as they call it in Britain), and I remember the hero's welcome Ben Hogan received after returning home with the Claret Jug in 1953.
** Arnold Palmer: Memories, Stories, and Memorabilia from a Life on and Off the Course. Harry N. Abrams. 2004. p. 52. ISBN 1584793309.
* I've made 20 aces in my lifetime, which doesn't sound like very many when you consider I've played golf since I was four years old, but the odds of making a hole-in-one are around 2,500-to-1 for a professional (and 25,000-to-1 for an amateur).
** A Life Well Played: My Stories. St. Martin's Publishing Group. 2016. p. 19. ISBN 1250085950.

## Quotes about Arnold Palmer

* ... As Woods would do more than 30 years later, Palmer, a son of a golf pro at his hometown Latrobe Country Club, almost single-handedly stimulated TV coverage of golf, widening the game's popularity among a postwar generation of World War II veterans enjoying economic boom times and a sprawling green suburbia.
** Dave Anderson, (September 26, 2016)"Arnold Palmer Dies at 87; Face of Golf". The New York Times.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Arnold Palmer on Wikipedia
# Timeline (film)

Timeline is a 2003 science fiction/fantasy film, about a group of students from Yale, studying a medieval archeology site, when their professor mysteriously goes missing. The students are then taken back to the U.S. by a shadowy technology company and informed that the professor is trapped in 14th century France. In order to rescue him, the students must travel to 1357 France amid archaic war, deadly diseases, and other unexpected pitfalls.
    Directed by Richard Donner. Written by Jeff Maguire and George Nolfi, based on the novel by Michael Crichton.

## Chris

* The way I see it, we've got what... we've got 650 years of knowledge on these guys. If we put our heads together, there's no reason why we shouldn't be able to get out of here and home in twenty minutes.
* [to his father] Last time you cut off your beard, I think you sold the house, and we moved to Kentucky for a year.

## Kate

* [about being trapped in medieval France] There's one thing worse than dying here and that's living here.

## Lord Oliver

* I'm at war with the French, as well as the Scottish. Have I forgotten anyone? The Spaniards, am I at war with them?

## Doniger

* How many lives has been lost on the cutting edge of discovery?

## Dialogue

    [as they float down a river]
    Marek: Are you, uh... married?
    Lady Claire: No. We've been fighting the English since before I was born. There's no time for marriage.
    Marek: Of course. Are you, uh... with... anyone?
    Lady Claire: Am I with anyone?
    Marek: Yeah.
    Lady Claire: I'm with you.
    Marek: I know, I know. What I mean is, is there, is there someone, is there someone... that you see?
    Lady Claire: Do I see?
    Marek: Yeah.
    Lady Claire: [looks towards the river bank] Uh, nobody... It is possible they are hiding on the shore or... in the woods. They could be anywhere.
    Doniger: [takes Francois' glasses] Sorry Francois. They didn't have these.
    Francois: You know, I don't see too well without them.
    Doniger: I'm sure you'll be fine. That's where we goofed up with the professor.
    Doniger: Yeah, yeah, look. We need cultural experts, not scientists. My people simply don't know about the medieval world, or how to mingle with the locals, which is what we're gonna have to do, if we're going to find the professor and bring him back.
    Marek: So that's it? We just step on that machine and whiz back to 1357?
    Marek: I just delivered her to the French for safekeeping. How did the English get her?
    Professor Johnston: It's history.
    Marek: Then history will change.
    Lord Oliver: Who speaks for you?
    Marek: I do, my lord.
    Lord Oliver: You speak strangely.
    Marek: Yes. We are Scottish, my lord.
    Lord Oliver: Scottish? (in Scottish accent) You've come to kill us all in our beds, eh? (goes back to original English accent) First the old man and now this group. Why do the Scottish find this village so pleasing?
# Tré Cool

Tré Cool (born Frank Edwin Wright III on December 9, 1972, in Frankfurt, Germany) is the drummer of Green Day.

## Quotes

* Rock and roll outfits, commence!
** Bullet in a Bible (2005) (backstage in England).
* I can count to four and repeat. I'm a drummer.
** Bullet in a Bible (2005) (on the tour bus).
* Roll, roll, roll a joint, twist it at the ends [pause] Light it up and take a puff and pass it to your friends.
** Sang to the tune of Row Your Boat Bullet in a Bible (2005) (on the tour bus).
* Tré Cool plays the drums in Green Day, and he snorts [he sniffs] donut sprinkles, and [wipes his nose] . . . oh, that's a sweet drain.
** Bullet in a Bible (2005) (in an interview).
* I get mad when people are against pot.
** http://www.hightimes.com/ht/entertainment/content.php?bid=200&aid=24.
* No man can eat 50 eggs!
** Bullet in a Bible (2005) (backstage in England)(quoting cool hand luke).
* I don't want you to get the wrong idea. Not all liberals smoke lettuce!
** Bullet in a Bible (2005) (backstage in England).
* I can suck my own!
** 2007 Fuse TV Special "Green Day 100%".
* Condoms are for sailors
** 2007 Fuse TV Special "Green Day 100%".
* Get it in ya! Chocolate milk, bitch!
** Idiot Club video.
* You know, I'm just gonna take your microphone, and stick in the microwave, and turn it on.*
** Idiot Club video
* I'm the finger fucker.
** 2009 Studio Brussel interview

## See also

* Green Day
* Billie Joe Armstrong

## External links

* Green Day websites
# My Little Pony: Equestria Girls (film)

My Little Pony: Equestria Girls is a 2013 flash animated fantasy musical film released as a part of Hasbro's toy line and media franchise of the same name, which is itself an anthropomorphized spin-off of the 2010 relaunch of the main My Little Pony franchise.

## Dialogue

    Twilight Sparkle: [sighs] You see....
    Human Pinkie Pie: (rapid fire) You’re from an alternate world and you’re a pony princess there and the crown actually has a magical element embedded in it that helps power up other magical elements and without it they don’t work anymore and you need them to help protect your magical world, and if you don’t get the crown tonight, you’ll be stuck in this world and you won’t be able to get back for like, a really, really long time! [squee]
    [Twilight's jaw drops. and so does Spike's]
    Human Rainbow Dash: Yeah. I’m pretty sure that isn’t the reason.
    Spike: Nope, she’s pretty much spot on.
    Human Rarity: HE CAN TALK?!?!
    Spike: Oh, yeah. And back where I come from, I’m not even a dog! I’m a ferocious, fire-breathing dragon!
    Human Fluttershy: [Shoves Rarity and Pinkie Pie aside] This...is...so...amazing! Tell me, what are you thinking right now?
    [She smiles widely; Rarity's jaw drops]
    Spike: Sure would love a scratch behind the old ears.
    Human Rarity: Gah...
    Spike: Uh...maybe later.
    Twilight Sparkle: How did you know all that?
    Human Pinkie Pie: Just a hunch.
    [Last lines, after Twilight runs into Pony Flash Sentry]
    Twilight Sparkle: Who is that?
    Princess Cadence: He’s a new member of the castle guard. Flash Sentry, I think. Why? Do you know him?
    Twilight: Not exactly.
    Applejack: Ooooh, somepony’s got a crush on the new guy!
    Twilight Sparkle: No. No, I don’t.
    Rarity: (gasps) She does! She absolutely does!
    Twilight Sparkle: Don’t be ridiculous. I don’t even know him. He just—
    Pinkie Pie: (rapid fire) Totally reminds you of a guy you met in the other world who played guitar and was in a band and helped prove you didn’t destroy all the decorations for a big dance, so you could still run for Princess of the big dance, and then asked you to dance at that dance, Right?!
    (Long pause)
    Twilight Sparkle: How did you know that?
    Pinkie Pie: Just a hunch.
# Post-hardcore

Post-hardcore is a punk rock music genre that maintains the aggression and intensity of hardcore punk but emphasizes a greater degree of creative expression. Like the term "post-punk", the term "post-hardcore" has been applied to a broad constellation of groups. Initially taking inspiration from post-punk and noise rock, post-hardcore began in the 1980s with bands like Hüsker Dü and Minutemen. The genre expanded in the 1980s and 1990s with releases by bands from cities that had established hardcore scenes, such as Fugazi from Washington, D.C. as well as groups such as Big Black, Jawbox, Quicksand, and Shellac that stuck closer to post-hardcore's noise rock roots.

## Quotes about post-hardcore

* Rites Of Spring arguably kicked off the entire [post-hardcore] movement with their sole album. With the hardcore scene in their hometown of Washington DC flourishing but becoming increasingly thuggish, they stepped away and changed things up, keeping the breakneck punk pace but displaying their own vulnerability and fears in the lyrics and whipping in something the genre was sorely missing: proper tunes. [...] Just don’t call them emo – they hate the term.
** Emma Johnston of Metal Hammer
* To save hardcore, Fugazi had to destroy it and build something new from what scraps could still be salvaged. [...] 1990’s Repeater was the definitive moment when “post-hardcore” finally crystalized.
** Pitchfork
* Post-hardcore is a dense, sprawling subgenre that encompasses a constellation of bands, from those widely beloved to those arguably underrated, that exist outside of the traditional hardcore context. We can trace the sound and movement back to unparalleled groups such as the Minutemen and Fugazi, who built a sonic foundation on the aggressive and DIY nature of hardcore music, the scene from which they were born, but channeled that loud, heavy energy through noticeably more complex musical arrangements.
** Anna Zanes of Alternative Press Magazine (June 14, 2023)
* Already evolved from its origins yet not as crystalized as the 2000s wave in its sound, post-hardcore in the ’90s was a special kind of life form.
** Giedre Matulaityte of Alternative Press Magazine (September 7, 2020)
* Post-hardcore broke out as a movement in a huge way during the first decade of the 2000s while shaping how people view the genre today. Countless others had pioneered the genre throughout the ’80s and ’90s, but bands such as Glassjaw, At The Drive-In and Boysetsfire helped push it to new heights.
** Alternative Press Magazine
# Mazzy Star

Mazzy Star was an American dream pop/alternative band. They formed in 1989, from the band Opal, a collaboration of guitarist David Roback and bassist Kendra Smith. Smith's friend Hope Sandoval became vocalist when Smith left the band.

## Sourced
### So Tonight That I Might See (1993)

* I want to hold the hand inside I want to take the breath that's true I look to you and I see nothing I look to you to see the truth you live your in shadows fade into you into your darkness
** "Fade Into You"

## Quotes about Mazzy Star

* “Fade Into You,” the dreamiest single of the ’90s, broke Mazzy Star through to the charts with its aching beauty. But anybody expecting their full-length to sustain that sense of fragile romance must have been shocked by the disquieting dread that hangs thick over So That Tonight I Might See, a dream-pop album with a gothic core.
** Pitchfork (September 28, 2022)
# Fugazi

Fugazi was an American post-hardcore band formed in Washington, D.C., in 1986. The band consisted of guitarists and vocalists Ian MacKaye and Guy Picciotto, bassist Joe Lally, and drummer Brendan Canty. They were noted for their style-transcending music, DIY ethical stance, manner of business practice, and contempt for the music industry.

## Quotes about Fugazi

* Fugazi are the godfathers of post-hardcore, and although they only released one album in the ’00s, the band’s legacy carries throughout the genre today.
** Alternative Press Magazine
* ["Repeater"] was one of those times when a guitar intro made history. The title track on Repeater not only is a standout piece from Fugazi’s debut album—it also gave a start to a new era of post-Revolution Summer hardcore. [The song's] guitar opening says it all: The new hardcore just became more inventive, emotional, and catchy.
** Giedre Matulaityte of Alternative Press Magazine (September 7, 2020)
* To save hardcore, Fugazi had to destroy it and build something new from what scraps could still be salvaged. By 1986, Minor Threat frontman Ian MacKaye was bored and frustrated with the violent, pig-headed masculinity prevalent in hardcore scenes across the country. He found kinship in the arty introspection of Rites of Spring, whose singer-guitarist Guy Picciotto and drummer Brendan Canty joined the fold of MacKaye’s next band. With these new members and bassist Joe Lally as collaborators, MacKaye paired slower and more rhythmically supple arrangements with an unrelenting commitment to his DIY, straight-edge values and the revolutionary spirit at the heart of the genre.
** Pitchfork (September 28, 2022)
# Billy & Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure

Billy & Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure is a 2007 animated television film based on The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy.

## Billy

* My mom makes horrible ham!
* Anyone hungry? Giant zombie arms for everyone!
* Ah! I’m a forearm from the waist down!

## Grim

* Reginald Skarr, I have come for thee!
* Shut up, Boogey! Or I’ll come up there and make you shut up!

## Dialogue

    Grim: Hey, we got to this far. Not bad for a weenie, a dope and a useless bag of bones with no powers. You figure out the rest.
    Billy: Am I the weenie or the bag of bones?
    Grim: Love makes people do all sorts of stupid things.
    Billy: I love everything!
    Grim: That explains a lot.
    Billy: Is Grim gonna be OK?
    Mandy: He'll be fine. He's going through the seven stages of grief. Shock.
    Grim: How could this happen?
    Mandy: Denial.
    Grim: It's a mistake. No way this can happen.
    Mandy: Bargaining.
    Grim: It's OK, it's OK, maybe I can fix it.
    Mandy: Fear.
    Grim: There's no way I can fix it!
    Mandy: Anger.
    Grim: I'm gonna pull Boogie's nose off and put it in a jar!
    Mandy: Despair.
    Grim: And when I'm done with Boogie, I'm coming for you little pukes!
    Mandy: He's stuck on anger.
    Fred Fredburger: Uh... we, the jury, find the defendant... uh... innocent!
    Pale Ghoulish Juror: You idiot! That says guilty!
    Fred Fredburger: Guilty! Yes.
    Irwin: What’s that, yo?
    Grim: That could be the Hole of Oddities.
    Billy: Why is it called the Hole of Oddities?
    Mandy: You’re about to find out.

## Voice Cast

* Richard Horvitz as Billy, Harold
* Grey DeLisle as Mandy
* Greg Eagles as Grim
* Vanessa Marshall as Irwin Dracula
* Fred Willard as Boogey
* George Segal as Horror
* Phil LaMarr as Judge Roy Spleen
* Carl Greenblatt as Fred Fredburger
* Armin Shimerman as General Reginald Skarr
* Lauren Tom as Numbuh 3
* Billy West as Blue Cyclops
* Rachael MacFarlane as Parrot
* Jennifer Hale as Gladys
# Party Central

Party Central is a 2013 computer animated short produced by Pixar Animation Studios and directed by Kelsey Mann. It debuted August 9, 2013 at the D23 Expo in Anaheim, California and was shown in theaters with Muppets Most Wanted on March 21, 2014. Party Central is the second short in the Monsters, Inc. franchise and takes place shortly after the events of Monsters University.

## Dialogue

    [last lines; in the post-credits scene]
    Mom: Timmy? Can we sleep with you tonight?
    Dad: There's monsters in our closet!
    Timmy: That's what I've been trying to tell you!

## Voice cast

* Billy Crystal as Mike Wazowski
* John Goodman as James P. Sullivan
* Peter Sohn as Scott "Squishy" Squibbles
* Julia Sweeney as Sherri Squibbles
* Charlie Day as Art
* Nathan Fillion as Johnny Worthington III
* Dave Foley as Terry
* Sean Hayes as Terri
* Bobby Moynihan as Chet Alexander
* Joel Murray as Don Carlton
* Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Mom
* James Kevin Ward as Dad
* Cristina Pucelli as Timmy
# Mike's New Car

Mike's New Car is a 2002 short film about the advantages and disadvantages of Mike Wazowski's new car.
    Directed by Pete Docter and Roger Gould. Written by Pete Docter and Jeff Pidgeon.

## Michael Wazowski (Mike)

* [after starting his car] It's like we've released a panther.

## Dialogue

    Mike: [shows Sulley his new car] Ta-da! What do you think?
    Sulley: What was wrong with your old car?
    Mike: Three little words, Sulley: six-wheel drive! Come on, get in, get in, get in!
    Mike: [about the seat] It's adjustable.
    [Sulley presses a button and his seat goes low; he raises the seat, and then makes it move all around]
    Mike: [impatiently] WILL YOU CUT IT OUT?!?!
    Sulley: [to Mike, who is trying to close the hood] I'll get it! [accidentally slams hood on Mike's hand; Mike screams] Oh, sorry! Sorry! [Sulley presses a button, and the hood flies open, launching Mike into the air. Mike falls into the hood and the hood closes on him; the car phone rings. Sulley answers] Hello?
    Mike: [on phone] PUSH THE BUTTON!!!!
    Sulley: [tries to readjust the rearview mirror after he bashed it with his head, but accidentally breaks it off] Oops.
    Mike: [calmly] Get out of the car, please! [snaps] Get out, OUT, OUT, OUT, OUT!!!!!! GET OUTTA MY CAR!!!!!!!!!!
    [Sulley is forced out of the car and stands on the pavement. The car starts up and suddenly speeds off. Five of the six wheels roll past Sulley. The sixth one follows more slowly]
    Sulley: Hmm, that's weird. The airbag didn't go off.
    [the airbag inflates and blasts Mike back up the street; Sulley catches him]
    Mike: I miss my old car. You know, with the vroom-vroom and the clang-clang and the bang-bang. [sighs] Oy.
    Sulley: You, uh, wanna walk?
    Mike: [exhausted] Yes.

## Cast

* Billy Crystal as Michael "Mike" Wazowski
* John Goodman as James P. "Sulley" Sullivan

## External links

* Mike's New Car at Rotten Tomatoes