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# Jean Bottéro

Jean Bottéro (30 August 1914 – 15 December 2007) was a French historian born in Vallauris. He was a major Assyriologist, a renowned expert on the Ancient Near East and director of the Assyriology Chair at the École pratique des hautes études. He died in Gif-sur-Yvette.

## Quotes

* The Sumerians must have arrived in Mesopotamia during the fourth millennium, apparently from the southeast.
** quoted in Thomas C. Mcevilley - The Shape of Ancient Thought_ Comparative Studies in Greek and Indian Philosophies (2001, Allworth Press) chapter 10 .
** Jean Bottero, Mesopotamia: Writing, Reasoning, and the Gods, trans. Zainab Bahrani and Mac Van De Mieroop (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992), p. 68.
# Jean Carper

Jean Carper (born 1932) is an American medical journalist and author.

## Quotes
### Miracle Cures (2009)

    On Google Books
* I knew, of course, that Americans are embarked on a new direction in seeking solutions for their own health problems. But I had no idea of the strength and pervasiveness of this quest at all strata of society. It was inspiring to talk to people from all walks of life who had developed their own personal health agendas, expending enormous energy to find alternative treatments when they felt mainstream medicine had failed them by providing ineffective treatments or treatments that carried more risk than they wanted to take.
* Even doctors, I found, often used the word "miracle" in describing what happened when a patient suddenly got well after taking a natural remedy. The word "miracle" is defined in dictionaries as "a wonder, a marvel," as well as an act or happening that departs from the laws of nature. Thus, when a person recovers after taking a natural substance, the event is so incongruous with conventional medical expectations that the first words of surprise and overwhelming gratitude are typically: "It’s a miracle cure." We often say the same thing about conventional treatments that amaze us.
* Herbs, vitamins, and other natural remedies do work, according to many patients, doctors, and scientific researchers. They are safe if chosen and used appropriately. They are often as effective and safe as, or more effective and safer than, conventional mainstream medical drugs or treatments. They are usually far less expensive. They have accomplished "miracle cures" for many people, and they may do the same for you or someone you care about.
# Jean Deloche

Jean Deloche (19 September 1929 – 3 December 2019) was a French teacher and researcher and correspondent for the French School of the Far East in Pondicherry, India.

## Quotes

* During the course of several years we journeyed, walking or by bullock cart, throughout this immense country, covering thousands of kilometres: during the torrid heat of summer, wending along the paths of the Himalaya, during the cool season, following the trails of Rajasthan or treading the paths shaded by coconut palms in Kerala; coming here to a halt at a shelter for pilgrims, there, at the ruins of a Mughal palace serving now as a stable for buffaloes. We ardently loved the Indian roads, and fondly preserve descriptions of these in small exercise books.
** quoted from Book review by Michel Danino, of Contribution to the History of the Wheeled Vehicle in India. By JEAN DELOCHE.
# Jean Dieudonné

Jean Alexandre Eugène Dieudonné (July 1, 1906, Lille – November 29, 1992, Paris) was a French mathematician, notable for research in abstract algebra and functional analysis.

## Quotes

* A mathematician, then, will be defined in what follows as someone who has published the proof of at least one non-trivial theorem.
** Mathematics and Mathematicians (1992); published in Is Mathematics Inevitable? A Miscellany (2008), edited by Underwood Dudley, p. 3. ISBN 0883855666
# Mark Hawthorne (author)

Mark Franklyn Hawthorne (born 1962) is an American animal advocate and writer. He is the author of three books: Striking at the Roots: A Practical Guide to Animal Activism (2007), Bleating Hearts: The Hidden World of Animal Suffering (2013), and A Vegan Ethic: Embracing A Life Of Compassion Toward All (2016).

## Quotes

* Vegans tell corny jokes, not cheesy ones.
** "Vegans Tell Corny Jokes, Not Cheesy Ones", in Satya (April–May 2007)
* Far from being misanthropic, when an animal activist reaches out to a fellow human being, she or he is not only advocating on behalf of animals but helping another person realize the connection between our oppression of animals and the oppression of humans — and how liberating one group benefits the other.
** "Animal Liberation Is Human Liberation", in OpEdNews.com (11 December 2007)
* Like most people, I spent my childhood eating meat, wearing leather, and loving the cats, dogs, and mice I grew up with — and not once recognizing that I was treating some animals with respect and others as faceless commodities. I was well into adulthood before I understood that such an inconsistency is as ridiculous as it is unjust. The truth is, we have an impoverished understanding of the animals we share this planet with, and that has led to more than a little hubris on our part. … Humanity's abuse of animals can be merciless in the extreme, and in trying to relate such cruelties faithfully, I have written about incidents and industry practices that may disgust you. But it is crucial that we see beyond the veil that hides this world of suffering from us. Equally important, we need to know that there is some optimism amid all the despair. And so we begin with a story of hope.
** Bleating Hearts: The Hidden World of Animal Suffering (Changemakers Books, 2013), Introduction.
# Mark Holton

Mark Douglas Holton (July 19, 1958–) is an American actor.

## Quotes

* I'm pretty good at blending in when I want to.
** An Evening With Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure’s Mark Holton (June 12, 2021)
# Mark Goyder

Mark Goyder (born 1953) is a published British author, governance expert and award winning public speaker who is known for his work in the fields of corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, stewardship and sustainability.

## Quotes

* Governance and leadership are the yin and the yang of successful organisations. If you have leadership without governance you risk tyranny, fraud and personal fiefdoms. If you have governance without leadership you risk atrophy, bureaucracy and indifference.
** What Matters in Corporate Governance?, (2015)
* The company is a living system. Employees are its lifeblood. Strategy is the brain and measurement and communication the central nervous system. Culture is the DNA. Leadership and continued entrepreneurial energy are its soul and spirit. Governance and accountability are its rhythms and disciplines, like exercise, a means of keeping this living organism fit and lean. Leadership gives a company energy. Governance assures its honesty.**
** Living Tomorrow's Company, (1995)
# Mark Haines

Mark Haines (April 19, 1946 – May 24, 2011) was the former host of the CNBC show Squawk Box. Haines then appeard on Squawk on the Street (which airs from 9-11am ET), which he co-hosted, along with Erin Burnett. Squawk on the Street was expanded from one hour to two on 2007-07-19, when then co-anchor Liz Claman of the highly popular Morning Call abruptly left to co-anchor Fox Business on the Fox Business Network alongside co-anchor David Asman.

## Quotes

* "It’s just like when the Allies were victorious over Nazi Germany in World War II, when we occupied the country, we left a lot of Nazis in place because they were the ones who made the trains run on time and the bureaucracy function properly, etc. And it was distasteful, but you needed them. And in fact, our experience in Iraq kind of demonstrates the wisdom of that, because in Iraq we replaced the Baathist bureaucrats and the result was chaos. Not to compare Wall Street to Iraq or Nazi Germany, but the point is you need people who know what they’re doing."
* "Let's get back to what I regard as a fundamental issue here. I know it’s politically unpopular, politically incorrect. I know it goes against all of the populist indignation that’s out there right now. But you can’t really, it seems to me, expect that these Wall Street companies are going to be run well by a bunch of people who don’t make more than $250,000."
** CNBC, 2009-03-19
** Explaining why Wall Street executives at companies that are involved in the global financial crisis of 2008–2009 should not be removed or their compensation reduced, in response to the AIG bonus payments controversy.
# Mark Harmon

Thomas Mark Harmon (born September 2, 1951) is an American television and film actor.

## Quotes
### TV Insider interview (2017)

November 2017 interview with TV Insider
* Gibbs is thankful to be alive. He really thought life was over, and for him to admit that is huge, because he’s not that kind of guy. After all this time, the writers still find new places to take him. NCIS was never a show about the crime cases, because sometimes we solve ’em, sometimes we don’t. This is a show about characters. The audience takes real ownership of the people we play.
* I was never interested in playing him with a big red S on his chest. I’m much more attracted to the underbelly stuff. Gibbs is a loner, with emotional scars a mile deep that run in a million different directions. At work, he’s a leader. But who is he if you take away his job? I play him, and even I don’t know the answer to that.
* Change is healthy. Any actor can depart this show and it will survive. In my mind, there is nothing unclear about how I got here. You go to different shows and hear the chirping about who’s No. 1 on the call sheet or who has the biggest trailer. For me, it’s about doing a job as well as you can. If your job is to get somebody coffee—and I did that in my early days—then make it the best cup of coffee possible. Do the work. And do it with pride.
* My parents kept things real. I had no idea they were famous. In fact, it didn’t hit me until one day when I was riding in the car with my father in Ann Arbor, Michigan—I was maybe 8 and could barely see above the dashboard—and we stopped at a crosswalk. Suddenly we were surrounded by people who recognized my dad and were really thrilled to see him. I remember looking at this man I thought I knew so well and thinking, “Who are you?”
# Mark Hertling

Mark Phillip Hertling (born 29 September 1953) is a former United States Army officer. He retired after 37 years in the U.S. military including service as the Commanding General of U.S. Army Europe and the Seventh Army.

## Quotes

* Usually, terrorists film their attacks for future information operations and social media use. They may have had terrorist videographers in specific locations for that purpose during this attack as well. Those videos may appear in the future, but until then French citizens posting YouTube videos contribute to the terrorists' information campaign.
** As quoted in "What videos reveal about Paris killers", CNN, 7 January 2015
* Countries of Europe, especially Germany and Italy, will be interested in sharing information from this attack, as they face similar threats from Muslim extremists. France, the European Union and Interpol will share information, and given the ability of the terrorists to move freely through Europe, this passing of information will be critical. The passport-free Schengen Area allows for movement through 26 countries in Europe on the motorways and autobahns, so while initially this is an attack on France, these terrorists are a threat to all of Europe.
** As quoted in. "What videos reveal about Paris killers", CNN, 7 January 2015
* Unlike with other armies of the world who pledge to defend their monarch or their homeland, our oath of service links our military to the protection and defense of the Constitution and the obedience to the President under the condition of adherence to orders. In effect, through that oath the U.S. military defends our people's security while also defending ideas, ideals and the rule of law. Throughout a career, every soldier, from private to general, undergoes training in history, legal processes and values. That training complements what we do on rifle ranges or in field exercises. Soldiers have terrific skills, and they are thinking protectors of the American way of life. I was in combat for more than three years of my career; during that time, I saw some horrible things and many of those revisit me in dreams. There is evil in man, and in battle. But in the U.S. military; while there have been occasion where soldiers needed to be disciplined for violating the laws or the regulations; overwhelmingly and consistently the actions of my brothers and sisters in arms has made me very proud.
** As quoted in "A soldier's view on Trump" CNN, 4 March 2016
* No matter who is the President, that person never has the authority to 'order' members of the Armed Forces to violate the Uniformed Code of Military Justice, their ethos, their oath or the international law of land combat.
** As quoted in "A soldier's view on Trump" CNN, 4 March 2016

## External links

* Official website
# Mark Hambourg

Mark Hambourg (Russian: Марк Михайлович Гамбург, 1 June 1879 – 26 August 1960) was a Russian-British concert pianist.

## Quotes about Hambourg

* There was something volcanic about Hambourg's style. With complete disdain for anything so prosaic as technical accuracy, he would pile sonority upon sonority. His records, and he made many, are often incredible. Through them, to be sure, one does get something of the vitality of the man and the excitement that he must have brought to music. But one also gets a profusion of wrong notes, text changes, even halting passages that would make his playing inexplicable today.
** Harold C. Schonberg, The Great Pianists (2nd ed., 1987)
# Mark Hamill

Mark Richard Hamill (born September 25, 1951) is an American stage, screen and voice actor. He is known for playing Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars film series and for his voice-over work in animations and video games, particularly as the Joker, beginning with Batman: The Animated Series in 1992.

## Quotes

* What they need is a wall.
** 2 September 2016, 20m15s into episode 4 of Kulipari
* You can’t believe something like that is happening to you; meeting the President of Ireland and the spectacle of the parade. And everyone is so nice. They all feel like they know you. That’s the nice thing about being in something that’s as universally recognised as Star Wars. Parents normally tell kids ‘Don’t talk to strangers’, but everyone thinks they know me, wherever I go. I embrace being the more Obi-Wan like character, because that’s the natural progression of life. There was a period after Return of the Jedi when Star Wars had not come back. These movies are timeless, not dated by their cars or fashions. So, you have these fans who are parents with young children who have just seen Star Wars for the first time and think we made it two weeks ago. The parents say, ‘Look who it is, it’s Luke Skywalker!’ And there I am at 50, and the child is aghast. ‘What happened to this guy, he really let himself go!’ It’s natural and good to see the ageing process. So at least now, when they see me, it’s OK because they’ve seen me in the current film rather than thinking about me in my 20s.
** 6 April 2018 interview with Independent
* My puppeteer was Olly Taylor. The first couple of sessions, I said, "Who's the guy going the Scientist?" It was Olly Taylor, and I loved his vocal performance. [expressing his inner monologue at the time] "Why are you voicing this guy? He's great!"
** Dark Crystal panel at Comic Con
* [in his Larry 3000 voice] One reviewer said, "Larry 3000 makes C-3PO look like a teamster"! [in his normal voice] Which I thought was so interesting, 'cause I never thought about... I mean, because he was a robot. So what sexuality is involved there?
** From his appearance on Talkin' Toons with Rob Paulsen.
# Mark Helprin

Mark Helprin (born June 28, 1947) is an American novelist, journalist, conservative commentator, Senior Fellow of the Claremont Institute for the Study of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy, Fellow of the American Academy in Rome, and Member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

## Quotes

* Never in his life had Alessandro had to squint in starlight, but now the stars were so bright that at times he had to cover his eyes, and when they burned too brilliantly for keeping still, they sometimes shot across the sky in short bursts. Though these quiet illuminations vanished almost as soon as they had started, they lingered in the eye’s inexact memory of their luminescent paths. Perhaps had they been stronger and more constant, and hung in a dull white line, Alessandro’s heart would not have risen each time he saw them. They were less than little puffs of smoke, their tracks thinner than a hair, the bursts of light mainly a matter of memory.
** A Soldier of The Great War (1991)

## Quotes about Mark Helprin

* I remember hearing Mark Helprin being interviewed on the radio about Winter's Tale. When the interviewer referred to it as fantasy, Helprin became upset and said that he didn't think of his work in those terms, in spite of the flying horse and all the other fantastic elements. The implication was that if a work is fantasy or SF, it can't be any good.
** 1988 interview in Conversations with Octavia Butler

## External links

* Official web site
* A Mark Helprin Bibliography
* Helprin's page at the Claremont Institute
* 1983 audio interview with Mark Helprin by Don Swaim
* 2006 interview with Mark Helprin by Kelly Jane Torrance of Doublethink magazine
# Ngozi Ezeonu

Ngozi Ezeonu is a Nigeria's Nollywood actress.

## Quotes

* No. I will never act nude; no matter the huge amount of money I am offered.
* I did not choose acting. I was a trained journalist; but out of adventure I am where I am today.
* The industry has been going through a phase which is for good. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel and I know that at the end of this whole restructuring, everything will be fine
# Ngozi Eucharia Uche

Ngozi Eucharia Uche (born 18 June 1973 in Mbaise, Imo State, Nigeria) is a former Nigerian football player and a former head coach of the Nigeria women's national football team.

## Quotes

* It is still unfortunate that we (Super Falcons) are still struggling to qualify because the Korea we beat is the same Korea beaten by every other team in the group. We haven't shown any obvious sign of improvement which I expect to see in the team. I wish them well to qualify all the same but coaches should give opportunities to younger player who are hungrier in the team.
** Oyedele Adeyinka, Former Falcons coach Uche laments over team's qualification struggle, Brila, 19 June 2019.
* The issue of lesbianism is common. I came to realise it is not a physical battle; we need divine intervention in order to control and curb it. I tell you it worked for us. This is a thing of the past. It is never mentioned.
** Nigerian manager uses God and stuff to rid her team of Lesbians, The Spoiler.

## Quotes about Uche

* At the Cosafa Cup tournament, all the coaches were also female. It gives hope to all the aspiring female coaches that nothing is impossible. Coaches like Uche Eucharia and Florence Omagbemi, who won AWCON as players and coaches inspire us.
** Desiree Ellis as quoted in 'Be the best that you can' - Desiree Ellis tasks African women in football coaching, Goal, 26 January 2019.
# Ngozi Olejeme

Ngozi Juliet Olejeme is a Nigerian, entrepreneur, politician and administrator. She once served as the Chairman of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund from 2009 to 2015.

## Quotes

* You have the task of supporting the President in building a virile democracy that entails sustainable economic development and social advancement of Women in Nigeria. They are looking up to you for direction as their voice in the party.
* What God did through me for Nigerian workers is a demonstration that women can exceed expectations. No Nigerian Woman should undermine their potential.
** https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/10/tinubu-has-given-nigerian-women-a-voice-in-govt-ngozi-olejeme/
* The First Lady by her actions has given Nigerian women a voice and made more women visible in governmental affairs.
** https://leadership.ng/ex-nsitf-boss-commends-first-lady-tinubu-for-integrating-women-in-governance/
* I am calling on those behind the social media attacks on Okotete to please shield their sword and forgive her as nobody is perfect in life. Only God is perfect. Our common goal should be how to bring the dividends of democracy to Deltans and Nigerians at large.
** https://punchng.com/ex-delta-gov-aspirant-urges-support-for-ministerial-nominee/
* Only God is perfect. Our common goal should be how to bring the dividends of democracy to Deltans and Nigerians at large
** https://tribuneonlineng.com/apc-chieftain-olejeme-seeks-support-for-delta-ministerial-nominee-okotete/
* We have a lot of work ahead of us and it will be glorious on us to unite behind our ministerial nominee than pulling her down
** https://independent.ng/ministerial-nomination-olejrme-appeal-for-support-for-okotete/
# Nguyen Minh Triet

Nguyễn Minh Triết (born October 8, 1942) was president of Vietnam from 2006 to 2011. He was elected by the National Assembly of Vietnam with 464 votes (94%) on June 27, 2006. He was previously the head of the Communist Party of Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City.

## Quotes

* Mr. President and I also had direct and open exchange of views on a matter that we may differ, especially on matters related to religion and human rights. And our approach is that we would increase our dialogue in order to have a better understanding of each other. And we are also determined not to let those differences afflict our overall, larger interest.
** President Bush Welcomes President Nguyen Minh Triet of Vietnam to the White House June 2007
# Nguyễn Công Hoan

Nguyễn Công Hoan (6 March 1903 – 6 June 1977) was a Vietnamese writer, journalist and member of the Vietnam Writers' Association.

## Quotes

* "You talk like a fellow with some education, like someone who knows how to use his head. If you wanted to lead a decent and proper life, there are all sorts of things you could do. Why do you choose to steal?" "Sir, I know this is a perilous occupation, and I am familiar with many a way to earn an honest bit of money. But the world wouldn't let me live in peace, so that's why I naturally turned to crime." "What a strange way to talk!" "That is so, sir, but it's true. I went to live with people, but they didn't take care of me. I learned to do things, and people gave me no chance to do them. Every family I met treated me badly. People weren't nice to me, so I became an enemy of the people. Now I force people to give me what I need in my life."
** Abandonment (1937), as quoted in Understanding Vietnam by Neil L. Jamieson (University of California Press, 1995), ISBN 978-0520916586, pp. 158–159
* "Why do you steal, you rascal? Why don't you look for some honest work?" "Because, sir, I am hungry. Any work that will permit me to feed myself is honest enough for me."
** Dead End (or Impasse, 1938), as quoted in Understanding Vietnam by Neil L. Jamieson (University of California Press, 1995), p. 159