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# Garfield on the Town

Garfield on the Town is a 1983 animated television special, directed by Phil Roman and based on the Garfield comic strip by Jim Davis. It once again starred Lorenzo Music as the voice of Garfield (who also co-wrote the special with Davis), and also featured the voices of Thom Huge, Gregg Berger and Julie Payne.
The special was first broadcast October 28, 1983 on CBS. It won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program and has been released on DVD.

## Dialogue

    [first lines]
    Garfield: [waking up] Good morning, Morning. Guess I'll get up, wake Jon, exercise... unless, of course, that floor is cold. I hate cold floors. I'm not getting out of bed if that floor is the slightest bit chilly.
    [He places one finger on the floor ever so slightly and cringes]
    Garfield: Yii! It's freezing! Too bad. [sighs] I'm hungry.
    [Garfield and Odie have demolished Jon's house as they chase each other through it]
    Jon Arbuckle: Boys, boys, boys. Just look at this room. What am I going to do with you two? Giving you away at the supermarket comes to mind.
    [Garfield and Odie both look increasingly traumatized by everything that Jon says:]
    Jon Arbuckle: A one-way ticket to the city pound seems like a good idea. Right now, even taxidermy sounds terrific. I work and slave for you, and do I get any thanks for it? No, I don't! What do I get? A demolition derby in my living room!
    [Garfield and Odie nod toward each other]
    Jon Arbuckle: That's it, Garfield. This is not normal for you. You're hyperactive, and that's serious. I think it's time for a trip... to the vet!
    Garfield: [traumatized] No, no! Not the vet!
    Garfield: I'm sorry I let you down, Mom.
    Garfield's Mom: Oh, there's nothing to be sorry about, Garfield. Not all of us are cut out to be mousers.
    Garfield: I'll say.

## Voice cast

* Lorenzo Music as Garfield.
* Thom Huge as Jon Arbuckle.
* Gregg Berger as Odie and Alley Cat.
* Sandi Huge as Garfield's Mom.
* Julie Payne as Dr. Liz Wilson.
* C. Lindsay Workman as Garfield's Grandfather. (credited as Lindsay Workman)
* George Wendt as Ràoul.
* Desirée Goyette as Girl Cat #1.
* Allyce Beasley as Girl Cats #2 & #3.
# Garfield Gets a Life

Garfield Gets a Life is a half-hour animated television special based on the Garfield comic strip written by Jim Davis. It features Lorenzo Music as the voice of Garfield. The special was first broadcast May 8, 1991 on CBS and has been released on both VHS and DVD home video. It was the final Garfield television special, in spite of the success of Garfield and Friends animated series as CBS cancelled new animated specials in 1990. Odie only appears twice in this special. Unlike the other Garfield specials, despite the title, this one focuses mainly on Jon rather than the titular fat cat.

## Garfield

* [at the video store] Can we get "Old Yeller"? I just love movies with happy endings.
* Hey, Monsieur Dumb Guy, remember me? What am I, chopped liver? Duck pate? Foie-gras? Why am I getting so hungry?

## Dialogue

    [Jon has just performed a goofy dance]
    Man: Hey, jerk! Disco is DEAD!
    Jon Arbuckle: What? When? [to himself] Boy - you learn a dance and then zango, 14 years later, they change it!
    Garfield: Go figure.
    Lorenzo: Our motto is, "If you can get a pulse, you can get a life".
    Garfield: [to Jon] Ah, maybe they'll take you anyway.
    Jon Arbuckle: Garfield, did you know the living room ceiling has 144 tiles?
    Garfield: The living room has 214.
    Jon Arbuckle: I'm bored.
    Garfield: Why don't you organize your sock drawer?
    Jon Arbuckle: I'd organize my sock drawer but I already did it last night.
    Garfield: I'll be the judge of that.
    [Garfield opens the drawer and finds the socks organized]
    Garfield: Whoa, I'm impressed.

## Cast

* Lorenzo Music - Garfield
* Thom Huge - Jon Arbuckle
* Gregg Berger - Odie / Stinky / Announcer
* Julie Payne - Library Girl / Receptionist
* Frank Welker - Lorenzo / Gunner
* June Foray - Mona Lisa / Librarian
* Kim Campbell - Additional Voices
* Kevin Campbell - Additional Voices
# Denis Moncada

Denis Moncada (born 28 November 1948) is a Nicaraguan politician. He is the Minister of Foreign Affairs since 2017.

## Quotes

* The People's Republic of China is the only legitimate government representing all of China and Taiwan is an undoubted part of the Chinese territory.
** Denis Moncada (2021) cited in: "Taiwan loses Nicaragua to Beijing as diplomatic ally" in Focus Taiwan, 10 December 2021.
# Denis Komivi Amuzu-Dzakpah

Denis Komivi Amuzu-Dzakpah (10 October 1943–) is a Togolese prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Atakpamé and as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Lomé.

## Quotes

* The Church is ready to mediate…we want to bring our own building block to the edifice, in respect of the truth. We want to show the right path to follow, that the sons and daughters of this country should listen, speak with one another and move forward.
** Bishops of Togo call for dialogue as political crisis drags on (22 June 2018)
# Denis Norden

Denis Mostyn Norden, CBE (6 February 1922 - 19 September 2018) was an English comedy writer and television presenter.

## Sourced
### You can't have your Kayak and heat it

* He had the kind of handshake that ought never to be used except as a tourniquet.
* What is a harp but an over-sized cheese-slicer with cultural pretensions?

### Quoted in My Music by Steve Race

* A counter tenor is anyone who can count to ten.
* Smetana certainly knew which side his bride was bartered.
# Denis Kiwanuka Lote

Denis Kiwanuka Lote (25 March 1938 – 24 April 2022) was a Ugandan prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Tororo.

## Quotes

* The command of Christ to evangelise all nations is still as urgent today in our times as it was at the beginning of the Church. Through the centuries many approaches to evangelisation have been tried, even in Africa. Some have worked, others have not. That is why in the last few years the Church in Africa and especially in the AMECEA countries has opted for the establishment of the SCCs as a valid option for evangelisation.
** Bishop Kiwanuka DENIS (Bishop of Kotido, Uganda) (1993) The African Synod
* Natural laws cannot be ignored, just as one cannot ignore the directives contained in the manufacturer's manual if one wishes his machine to function well. The physical world has laws which must be respected. Both prophets of doom and of hope have extensively written about the deteriorating condition of this earth as man's home, and most of them have made suggestions on how to reverse the situation. Environmental protection has become a global issue deserving the attention of everybody.
** Intervention of H. Exc. Mons. Denis KIWANUKA LOTE, Archbishop of Tororo (UGANDA) Holy See Press Office
# Denis Nulty

Denis Nulty (7 June 1963–) is an Irish prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the Bishop of the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin.

## Quotes

* I believe that a culture that permits abortion cannot be separated from a culture that seeks full control over the gift of life. In recent years, I have the sense that we are walking with our eyes closed into an era of eugenics, unwilling to look where we are going but still continuing on. I know I am not alone in thinking this. Some claim that we have been behind the times in Ireland in regard to abortion. I would argue the very opposite; that upholding the right to life of the unborn is timely and far-seeing.
** Supporting a Culture of Life (16 April 2018)
# Illegitimi non carborundum

Illegitimi non carborundum is a mock-Latin aphorism possibly read as "Don't let the bastards grind you down". The phrase is believed to have originated during World War II by British army intelligence agents very early in the war (using the ablative plural illegitimis). It was adopted by US Army General "Vinegar" Joe Stilwell as his motto during the war, in the form Illegitimati non carborundum, and was later further popularized in the US by 1964 presidential candidate Barry Goldwater.

## Quotes about

* Illegitimum non carborundum; Domine salvum fac. Gaudeamus igitur! Veritas non sequitur? Illegitimum non carborundum—ipso facto!
** Primus V: The College Pump, Ipso Facto! Harvard Magazine (November 2012)
# Ilias Ali (surgeon)

Ilias Ali (born 1955) is a surgeon from Assam, India. In 2019, Ali was conferred the Padma Shri civilian honour by the President of India, Ram Nath Kovind, for his contribution towards raising awareness about family planning and birth control measures in the backward areas of Assam.

## Quotes

* Poverty, illiteracy, religious fanaticism and lack of family planning, etc. are mainly responsible for the growth of EBOM population. Lack of education, child marriage, polygamy, poverty, etc. are making the population issue more complex … the illiterate char-chapori people believe that more children can eradicate their poverty and hence more children is the answer to their poverty. Added to it, religious fanaticism and superstitions are galore—they believe that children are the greatest gifts of Allah and He will also provide food and shelter to them. Human beings have nothing to do—they are just means. Hence they consider birth control exercises as anti-Islamic practices.
** Ali, Illias. Jonobisfuronor Pom Khedi (in Assam). Guwahati: Maleka Foundation, 2015. 85-90 quoted in Nani Gopal Mahanta - Citizenship Debate over NRC and CAA_ Assam and the Politics of History (2021, SAGE Publications India) p 272
* Dr Ali further said, [C]hild marriage or marriage of the non-adults remain a dangerous practice in char-chapori areas. For the immigrant Muslims, girls are forced to get married at the age of 12–14, as if this becomes their main agenda of social reforms. Girls are forced to get married at an early stage and they become mother of two-three children at a very tender age. As a result their health never recovers. Majority of them suffer from malnutrition and anaemia. Their life cycle is also very less. Majority of the women are exploited, subju- gated and neglected … in addition domestic violence, abuses are day-to-day phenomenon of the Muslim immigrant women. Currently, they are also becoming the main source of income for the family. Women daily-wage earners have been disproportionately increasing. In cities like Guwahati and other metros, the immigrant women-labourers with kids at their lap come regularly along with male counterparts to work as daily-wage earners.
** Ali, Illias. Jonobisfuronor Pom Khedi (in Assam). Guwahati: Maleka Foundation, 2015.Ali, Jonobisfuronor Pom Khedi, 85-90 quoted in Nani Gopal Mahanta - Citizenship Debate over NRC and CAA_ Assam and the Politics of History (2021, SAGE Publications India) 272
# Ilir Meta

Ilir Rexhep Meta (born 24 March 1969) is an Albanian politician who has served as President of Albania since 24 July 2017. Previously he served as Prime Minister from 1999 to 2002 and he was Speaker of the Parliament of Albania from 2013 to 2017.

## Quotes

* I welcome the position of Bulgaria which proposes the start of Albania's membership negotiations with the European Union as soon as possible.
** Ilir Meta (2021) cited in: "Albanian President Welcomes Bulgaria's Position on EU Accession" in Exit News, 1 December 2021.
# Iliyana Tsanova

Iliyana Tsanova (born January 19, 1976) is a Bulgarian politician and economist.

## Quotes

* I'm surprised that in the era when we are talking about cryptocurrency and blockchain and self driving cars, we're still talking about equality between men and women.
** As quoted in "The talk at Davos: Why are women still missing?", CNN Money (26 January 2018)
# Gerald Richard Barnes

Gerald Richard Barnes (June 22, 1945 –) is an American prelate of the Catholic Church who served as bishop of the Diocese of San Bernardino.

## Quotes

* I came into a place I did not know. I had to learn everything. I'm at a place that I know the area, and I know a lot of people, and I know the job, but still, "How can I do it to reach more people, do it better?" So the challenge is still learning.
** Here's what Bishop Barnes learned during 25 years serving the San Bernardino diocese (24 March 2017) The Press Enterprise
# Gerald Wiesner

Gerald William Wiesner (June 25, 1937 –) is a Canadian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church.

## Quotes

* Vatican II spoke so strongly about full, conscious, active participation. That was the primary purpose of liturgical renewal. I think we are really missing out on that. Many people come to the Eucharist without much of an idea what it is about. Nor do they have an awareness of their own call, in virtue of their baptism, to participate in the Eucharist. There are probably four places in the documents of the Vatican Council that talk about the baptized offering the Divine Victim to the Father in the Eucharist. I think that 90% of the baptized people don’t really see themselves, in virtue of their baptismal priesthood, as able to offer the Divine Victim to the Father.
** Interview with Bishop Gerald Wiesner, OMI Bishop of Prince George, BC Canada (December 2005)
# Gerald Thomas Walsh

Gerald Thomas Walsh (April 25, 1942–) is an American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who served as an auxiliary bishop and vicar general of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York.

## Quotes

* The role of a bishop is to be a teacher, one who teaches primarily by example.
* I think you approach everything from the viewpoint of the parish priest and when the bishop asks you to do something else, you do it the best you can.
** Bishop-elect Walsh's breadth of experience enables him to teach by example (September 2004)
# Geraldine Waruguru

Geraldine Waruguru is a Kenyan businesswoman and airline pilot.

## Quotes

* I always admired big perfume brands. I was curious about how they were made and what went into them
** Geraldine Waruguru said (The business daily, July 9 2020)
# Gerald Midgley

Gerald Midgley (born c. 1960) is a British organizational theorist, professor of systems thinking, director of the Centre for Systems Studies at the University of Hull.

## Quotes

* It wasn’t so long ago that complexity thinking was synonymous with bottom-up computer simulation. However, in the past 5-10 years we have seen other threads emerge from this mathematically focused starting point that acknowledge the profound philosophical implications of complexity.
** Kurt A. Richardson and Gerald Midgley (2007) "Systems theory and complexity: Part 4" in: E:CO Issue Vol. 9 Nos. 1-2 2007 pp. xx–xx.
* I’m basically interested in intervention. The key question for me is: how can you intervene more systemically? Systems approaches make the assumption that things are interconnected. That’s the fundamental starting point. However, we don’t have the privilege of a God’s eye view of that interconnectedness, so there are inevitable limits to understanding, and it is those limits that we call boundaries. So systemic intervention, for me, at a fundamental level, is how to explore those boundaries, and how to take account of the inevitable lack of comprehensiveness and begin to deal with that.
** Midgley (2012) Interview with systems thinker Gerald Midgley, March 5, 2012.
* When I started out, I believed that there were very distinct systems paradigms, and there was a need to choose and defend yours against other people’s paradigms. Today I prefer to see a systems perspective as something that you develop over a lifetime. It’s like building a house that evolves: you can redecorate it, even build an extension.
** Midgley (2012) Interview with systems thinker Gerald Midgley, March 5, 2012.

## Quotes about Gerald Midgley

* Critical systems thinkers like Midgley identify three waves of systems thinking over the last 50 years or so. Early systems theorists (e.g. Bertalanffy) described systems in physical terms, resorting to metaphors from electronic computation or biology. This 'hard systems' tradition still has its advocates and practitioners... Subsequently the limits of the physical metaphor... were reached, and the second wave of systems thinking developed. This 'soft systems thinking' employed social metaphors to develop appropriate systems approaches for human systems. The move to a more phenomenological, interpretative understanding of human systems, where meaning is central and is negotiated intersubjectively, parallels the new paradigm / crisis of social psychology of the 1970s. The Third wave, or critical systems school, in which Midgley locates himself, has drawn on the critical theory of Habermas, particularly in relation to theories of knowledge and of communicative rationality, and on the work of Foucault and followers on the nature of power.
** Mark Burton (2003) "Review Systemic Intervention: Philosophy, Methodology, and Practice MIDGLEY, G. (2000)" in: Journal of Community and Applied Psychology 2003 13 (4) 330-333.

## External links

* Interview with systems thinker Gerald Midgley, March 5, 2012
# Gerald McBoing-Boing

Gerald McBoing-Boing is an animated short film produced by United Productions of America (UPA) and given wide release by Columbia Pictures on November 2, 1950. The winner of the 1950 Academy Award for Best Animated Short, Gerald McBoing-Boing is the story of a little boy who speaks through sound effects instead of spoken words.

## Dialogue

    Narrator: This is the story of Gerald McCloy and the strange thing that happened to that little boy. They say it all started when Gerald was two. That's the age kids start talking, least most of them do. But when he started talking, you know what he said? He didn't talk words; he went... [boing, boing] ...instead.
    Gerald's Father: [about Gerald going "boing boing"] What's that?
    Narrator: ...cried his father, his face turning gray.
    Gerald's Father: That's a very odd thing for a young boy to say!
    Narrator: And poor Gerald's father rushed to the phone and quick-dialed the number of Dr. Malone.
    Gerald's Father: [on the phone] Come over fast!
    Narrator: ...the poor father pled.
    Gerald's Father: Our boy can't speak words! He goes boing-boing instead!
    Narrator: And as little Gerald grew older, he found when a fella goes... [honk, honk] ...no one wants him around. When a fella goes... [boing, boing] ...he can't have any pals, and his... [alarm bell ringing] ...frightened the gals. "Nyah-nyah!" they all shouted. "Your name's not McCloy! You're Gerald McBoing-Boing, the noise-making boy!"
    Narrator: [from letter] From Public School 7 to Mrs. McCloy. Your little son Gerald's a most helpless boy. We cannot accept him, for we have a rule that pupils must not go... [cuckoo] ...in our school. Your boy will go... [honk] ...all his life, I'm afraid. Sincerly yours, Fanny Schultz, teacher, first grade.
    [The doctor tries to examine Gerald to see what's wrong with him; his boinging startles the doctor]
    Doctor: [to Gerald's parents] I see...
    Narrator: ...said the doctor.
    Doctor: ...it's just as you said. He doesn't speak words, he goes "boing boing" instead. I've no cure for this. I can't handle the case.
    Narrator: And he packed up his pills and walked out of the place.
    Narrator: Now his parents, proud parents, are able to boast that their Gerald's... [car horn] ...is known coast to coast. Our Gerald is rich, he has friends, he's well fed, 'cause he doesn't speak words, he goes... [boing-boing] ...instead.
# Gerald Stanley Lee

Gerald Stanley Lee (1862 – 1944) was an American Congregational clergyman and the author of numerous books and essays.

## Quotes
### Crowds (1913)

* I have seen that Man moves over with each new generation into a bigger body, more awful, more reverent and more free than he has had before.
** Book II, Chapter III.
* Business today consists in persuading crowds.
** Book II, Chapter V.
* It is never the machines that are dead. It is only the mechanically-minded men that are dead.
** Book II, Chapter V.
* Machinery is the subconscious mind of the world.
** Book II, Chapter VIII.
* A man's success in business today turns upon his power of getting people to believe he has something that they want.
** Book II, Chapter IX.
* The great man is the man who can get himself made and who will get himself made out of anything he finds at hand.
** Book II, Chapter XV.
* What was invented two thousand years ago was the spirit of Christianity.
** Book II, Chapter XVIII.
* Turning the other cheek is a kind of moral jiu-jitsu.
** Book IV, Chapter X.
* Crowds speak in heroes.
** Book IV, Chapter III.
* America is a tune. It must be sung together.
** Book V, Part III, Chapter XII.
* There is never any real danger in allowing a pedestal for a hero. He never has time to sit on it. One sees him always over and over again kicking his pedestal out from under him, and using it to batter a world with.
** Book V, Part III, Chapter XVI.

## About

* It is idle to say you are only fining a man a farthing, if he chooses to say it is his lucky farthing. It is waste of breath to call a thing a rag when he calls it a flag. This is the fallacy of those who, like Mr. Gerald Stanley Lee, the able American critic, imagine that a war must be a misunderstanding, which social intercourse and explanation would have set right.
** G. K. Chesterton, "Is the War Just a Misunderstanding" (January 29, 1916), reported in The collected works of G. K. Chesterton: Volume 30 (1988), p. 366.
# Fraternal Order of Police

The Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) is a fraternal organization consisting of sworn law enforcement officers in the United States.

## Quotes about the FOP

* The number-one cause that prevents police accountability, that promotes police corruption, that protects police lawlessness, is a culprit called the Fraternal Order of Police. They're the organized guardians of continuous police lawlessness, of police murder and police brutality. The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police is the most rabid, racist body of criminal lawlessness by police in the land. It stands shoulder to shoulder with the Ku Klux Klan then and the Ku Klux Klan now.
** Bobby Rush, as quoted in Bobby Rush: Chicago police union and KKK 'are like kissing, hugging and law-breaking cousins' by Natasha Korecki, 14 June 2020, Politico

## External links

* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Fraternal correction

Fraternal correction is the admonishing of one's neighbor by a private individual with the purpose of reforming him or, if possible, preventing his sinful indulgence.

## Quotes

* We should welcome discipline, loved ones; no one should be irritated by it. It is good and supremely useful to rebuke one another, for this binds us to the will of God.
** First Epistle of Clement 56:2, as translated by B. D. Ehrman, The Apostolic Fathers, Loeb Classical Library (2003)
* If thy brother shall offend against thee, go, and rebuke him between thee and him alone. If he shall hear thee, thou shalt gain thy brother.
** Matthew 18:15 DRB
# Madame de La Fayette

Marie-Madeleine Pioche de La Vergne, comtesse de La Fayette (baptized March 18, 1634 – May 25, 1693) was a French writer, the author of La Princesse de Clèves, France's first historical novel and one of the earliest novels in literature.

## Quotes

* The King's colours were white and black, which he always wore in honour of the Duchess of Valentinois, who was a widow. The Duke of Ferrara and his retinue had yellow and red. Monsieur de Guise's carnation and white. It was not known at first for what reason he wore those colours, but it was soon remembered that they were the colours of a beautiful young lady whom he had been in love with, while she was a maid, and whom he yet loved though he durst not show it. The Duke de Nemours had yellow and black; why he had them could not be found out: Madam de Cleves only knew the reason of it; she remembered to have said before him she loved yellow, and that she was sorry her complexion did not suit that colour. As for the Duke, he thought he might take that colour without any indiscretion, since not being worn by Madam de Cleves it could not be suspected to be hers.
** La Princesse de Clèves (1678) (Kessinger Publishing, 2004, ISBN 1419178717), p. 89