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# Florence Ekpo-Umoh

Florence Ekpo-Umoh (born 27 December 1977 in Lagos) is a Nigerian-German sprinter.

## Quotes

* It wasn’t easy but I didn’t give up because it was fun being an athlete. If you ran very well, you could make the team and travel with the other athletes to other states. This was something I never dreamt of before. So, that gave me enough reason to keep giving my best as an athlete. I was encouraged by many people and coaches at that time too.
** Taiwo Ojoye, I dumped Nigeria for Germany to save my career — Ekpo-Umoh, Punch, 1 May 2016.
* That was my first big championships (1994 World Junior Championships) and the feeling was so strong. I was so proud and happy to represent Nigeria and wearing the green and white colours of the country.
** Taiwo Ojoye, I dumped Nigeria for Germany to save my career — Ekpo-Umoh, Punch, 1 May 2016.
* We must treat everybody the same way and athletes must come first too.
** Taiwo Ojoye, I dumped Nigeria for Germany to save my career — Ekpo-Umoh, Punch, 1 May 2016.
# Ladybeard

Ladybeard is a pro wrestler and metal singer.

## Quotes

* I’m five years old. I’m a five-year-old Japanese girl mysteriously from Australia with the appearance of an older Australian man.
** 8 July 2015
# Laetitia Nyinawamwiza

Laetitia Nyinawamwiza (born 1972) is a Rwandan academic and politician. She has held several adacemic administrative positions, and since 2019 has been a member of the Senate of Rwanda, elected as a Senator for Northern Province.

## Quotes

From 2018 to 2019 Nyinawamwiza was on the board of directors of Rwanda Mountain Tea,[1] managing Rubaya Nyabihu Tea Company Ltd and Kitabi Tea Company Ltd
* Senator Laetitia Nyinawamwiza said that the fact that Rwanda's household energy access is going to reach 100 percent very soon [gradually by 2024] 'is amazing
** Nyinawamwiza expressed concern over costly electricity (allafrica, 28 June 2022)
* The price [of electricity] is still high for citizens
** accessing energy electricity, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 28 June 2022)
* The cost to get a passport from Embassies in large countries was high and strategies should be devised to lower them.
** Embassy offers services to Rwandans twice a week, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica,24 February 2022)
* Though some members of the private sector were willing to venture into agriculture, financial institutions were not facilitating them enough in terms of financing.
** Financing in terms us agriculture, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 5 April 2022)
* Farmers and businesspeople (those engaged in commerce) were not being treated equally in terms of access to loans.
** wondering whether there were plans to set up an agriculture bank, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 5 April 2022)
* There were delays in the provision of loans to farmers yet they grow according to farming seasons.
** get loans on times, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 5 April 2022)
* There is a need for an agribusiness desk which ensures that farmers get timely loans.
** agribusiness on the table, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 5 April 2022)
* We are not going to build ministries there.
** These are just embassies, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 1 December 2021)
* I think they (available staff) can share these responsibilities. and other officials in the country can assist them
** the available staff should share these responsibilities among themselves, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 1 December 2021)
* The embassies can put it in their libraries. Rwandans who visit the embassies can read it for themselves and look at how the situation stands so that they either be happy or sad about this
** it should not be done this way, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 1 December 2021)
* the senate should translate a report it complied last year concerning the state of genocide denial and minimisation in foreign countries, so that it can be sent to embassies for Rwandans to read and evaluate themselves.
** weighed in on the translation of books, said Nyinawamwiza (allafrica, 1 December 2021)
* A research be done on age categories among those who deny genocide so that government can know how best to approach this issue in other countries where denial is growing
** Agenda on genocide, said Nyinawamwiza (ktpress.rw, February 25, 2021 )
# Ladyhawke

Ladyhawke is a 1985 fantasy film directed by Richard Donner and starring Matthew Broderick, Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeiffer.

## Quotes

    Phillipe: [regarding the empty space in the sword's hilt] Sir, you don't think that I took that...
    Etienne: No, this is mine to fill. Each generation is called upon to follow its own quest.
    Phillipe: What is your quest?
    Etienne: I must kill a man.
    Phillipe: Tell me, does this walking corpse have a name?
    Etienne: His Grace, the Bishop of Aquila.
    Phillipe: The Bishop. I see. Well... well, then you have too much to do. And I've already been enough of a burden to you. I do hope our paths cross again one day.
    Etienne: I need you to guide me into the city.
    Phillipe: Not for the life of my mother! Even if I knew who she was.
    Etienne: You are the only one who has ever escaped from there.
    Phillipe: It was chance! Pure chance! A miracle! Once in a lifetime! I fell down a hole and followed my nose!
    Etienne: [sighs] I have waited almost two years for a sign from God. So when I heard the morning bells of Aquila, I knew the moment of my destiny had come. You will be my guiding angel.
    Phillipe: Me?
    Etienne: [nods]
    Phillipe: Sir. The truth is, I talk to God all the time. And no offense, but He never mentioned you.
    Phillipe: Are you flesh? Or you are spirit?
    Isabeau: I am sorrow
    Imperius: I fully expect to meet you at the Pearly Gates, little thief, and don't you dare disappoint me.
    Phillipe: I'll meet you there, Father... even if I have to pick the lock.
    Imperius: You have stumbled into a tragic story, little thief. Now you are lost in it with the rest of us.
    Navarre: It's day, old man. As it was yesterday, and as it will be tomorrow.
# Laetitia Dukunde Mulumba

Laetitia Dukunde Mulumba is a Rwandan women, she a Rwandan gospel recording artist and resident of France.

## Quotes

* It is because I wish to reminder people that they need to be stronger in all.
** Dukunde Laetitia yakoze indirimbo yashibutse ku gahinda k’umwana we witabye Imana amaze ibyumweru bitatu, Laetitia Says, Igihe (February 16, 2021)
* Because i see it as evangelism.
** Laetitia Dukunde Mulumba yashize hanze indirimbo nshya 'ntirikarenge' ihamagarira abantu kubabarira no kutiganyira, Laetitia Says, Inyarwanda (August 14, 2022)
* There is a message to the believers that we need to think about heaven because it seams like we are forgetting the journey of salvation.
** leatitia Mulumba yisunze aime bakora indirimbo mu bwiza, Laetitia Says, Inyarwanda (November 4, 2023)
# Laevius

Laevius (died c. 80 BC) was a Latin poet, of whom practically nothing is known. He is sometimes identified with the Laevius Melissus mentioned by Suetonius.

## Quotes

* Te Andromacha per ludum manu lasciuola ac tenellula capiti meo, trepidans libens insolita plexit munera.
** With her hands Andromacha, for sport, those tender, playful little hands, eager and excited, for my head wove you, extraordinary gift.
** From Erotopaegnia (tr. Kenneth Quinn)
* Corpore (inquit) pectoreque undique obeso ac Mente exsensa tardigenuclo Senio obpressum.
** Of chest and body wasted everywhere; Of mind devoid of sense and slow of pace; With age o’ercome.
** From Alcestis, quoted by Aulus Gellius, XIX, vii, 3 (tr. J. C. Rolfe)
* Venus <o> amoris altrix, genetrix cupiditatis, mihi quae diem serenum hilarula praepandere cresti, opesculae tuae ac ministrae.
** O Venus, who keeps love alive, mother of longing and desire, it is you who favors me, your little maid servant, and spends out a clam day in front of me.
** From Pterygion Phoenicis, quoted by Charisius, 288K (tr. C. F. Heffernan)

## About

* The grammarians too were so highly esteemed, and their compensation was so ample, that Lutatius Daphnis, whom Laevius Melissus, punning on his name, often called the “darling of Pan,” is known to have been bought for seven hundred thousand sesterces and soon afterwards set free.
** Suetonius, De Grammaticis, III (tr. J. C. Rolfe)

## Bibliography

* Emil Bährens, Fragmenta Poetarum Romanorum (Leipzig, 1886), p. 287
* W. W. Merry, Selected Fragments of Roman Poetry, 2nd ed. (Oxford, 1898), pp. 182–5
* J. C. Rolfe, Suetonius, Vol. 2, LCL 38 (1914), p. 400
* J. C. Rolfe, The Attic Nights of Aulus Gellius, Vol. 1, LCL 195 (1927), p. 204
* J. C. Rolfe, The Attic Nights of Aulus Gellius, Vol. 3, LCL 195 (1928), pp. 366, 380
* H. W. Garrod, The Oxford Book of Latin Verse (1912), no. 51
* Kenneth Quinn, The Catullan Revolution (1959), p. 15
* C. F. Heffernan, The Phoenix at the Fountain (1988), p. 35
# Lagash

Lagash (/ˈleɪɡæʃ/, cuneiform: 𒉢𒁓𒆷𒆠 LAGAŠ$^{KI}$; Sumerian: Lagaš), or Shirpurla, is an ancient city state located northwest of the junction of the Euphrates and Tigris rivers and east of Uruk, about 22 kilometres (14 mi) east of the modern town of Ash Shatrah, Iraq. Lagash (modern Al-Hiba) was one of the oldest cities of the Ancient Near East. The ancient site of Nina (modern Surghul) is around 10 km (6.2 mi) away and marks the southern limit of the state. Nearby Girsu (modern Telloh), about 25 km (16 mi) northwest of Lagash, was the religious center of the Lagash state. Lagash's main temple was the E-Ninnu, dedicated to the god Ningirsu.

## Quotes

* There is perfection in the presence of the lady. Lagac thrives in abundance in the presence of Nance. She chose the cennu in her holy heart and seated Ur-Nance, the beloved lord of Lagac, on the throne. She gave the lofty sceptre to the shepherd. She adorned Gudea with all her precious divine powers. The shepherd chosen by her in her holy heart, Gudea, the ruler of Lagac, placed the lyre Cow-of-Abundance among the tigi drums and placed the holy balaj drum at its side. While sacred songs and harmonious songs were performed before her, the kintur instrument praised the temple. The chief musician played the ibex horn for her: the song 'The house has been granted powers from the abzu', the sacred song of the house of Sirara about the princely powers was performed.
** A hymn to Nanshe, late 3rd millennium BCE, at The Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature.

## External links

* Lagash excavation site photographs at the Oriental Institute
* Lagash Digital Tablets at CDLI
* The Al-Hiba Publication Project
* The Al-Hiba Publication Project - digitization
* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Ladytron

Ladytron is an English electronic music band formed in 1999.

## Song lyrics
### 604 (2001)

* Playgirl, why are you dancing when you could be alone?
** Playgirl.

### Light & Magic (2002)

* They only want you when you're seventeen: When you're twenty-one, you're no fun. They take a Polaroid and let you go, Say they'll let you know, so come on.
** Seventeen.

### Witching Hour (2003)

* Everything you touch, you don't feel Do not know what you steal.
** Destroy Everything You Touch.
# Lage Raho Munnabhai

Lage Raho Munna Bhai is a 2006 comedy made in India about Munna Bhai, a leader of the Mumbai underworld, who falls in love with a radio jockey, and who, in order to meet her, becomes a history professor and, in the process, starts to see the spirit of Mahatma Gandhi. Note that the film is in Hindi and these quotes are translations of the original Hindi dialogue, therefore, some of the meaning or comedy of these quotes may have been lost due to translation.
    Directed by Rajkumar Hirani, produced by Vidhu Vinod Chopra. Written by Abhijat Joshi.

## Film title and song

* Lage Raho Munna Bhai - Carry On, Munna Bhai!
** Other possible translations include: "Never say die, Munna Bhai"! or "Keep going, Munna Bhai" ! or "Don't give up, Munna Bhai"!

## Circuit

* Tension Nahee Lene Kā Bhāi - Chill brother!
** Other possible translations include: "Relax brother"! or "No tension brother"! or "Don't take tension brother"

## Dialogue

    Jhanvi: Do you walk on the path shown by Mahatma Gandhi?
    Murli Prasad Sharma - Munna Bhai: Of course! I walk 3 miles everyday on Mahatma Gandhi Street.
    Lucky Singh A Wallet. A Bullet. You choose.
    Murli Prasad Sharma - Munna Bhai: What is on 2 October?
    Circuit: Dry Day brother. Do you want to order some stock (of liquor)?
    Murli Prasad Sharma - Munna Bhai: Why is it a Dry Day?
    Circuit: No idea brother.
    Murli Prasad Sharma - Munna Bhai: (Munna Bhai is slapped by a police officer) Gandhi said if you are slapped, kindly show them the other cheek!
    (he turns his other cheek toward the officer)
    Murli Prasad Sharma - Munna Bhai: (the officer slaps his other cheek, Munnbhai punches him) Gandhi didn't say what to do after he hits the other one!

## External links

* Lage Raho Munna Bhai quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Official website
# Joseph Lane

Joseph Lane (December 14, 1801 – April 19, 1881) was an American politician and soldier. He was a state legislator representing Evansville, Indiana, and then served in the Mexican–American War, becoming a general. President James K. Polk appointed Lane as the first Governor of the Oregon Territory. When Oregon was admitted as a state in 1859, Lane was elected one of Oregon's first two U.S. Senators.

## Quotes

* Having now finished the observations on this, probably, the last occasion I shall have of communicating with you, all me to express the hope, that whatever errors I may have committed, will be attributed to no want of zeal in the discharge of my official duties, and that they may find a correction in the intelligence and patriotism, of the gentleman who will succeed me. And in my retirement, whatever may be my lot, I shall not cease to invoke that Beneficent Being, to whose providence we are so signally indebted for the general prosperity of the Territory; for the continuance of his blessings upon Oregon—upon you—and upon your constituents, from whom I have received uniform kindness and support in the discharge of my duties.
** Joseph Lane (May 7, 1850) "Governor Joseph Lane Legislative Message, 1850", Oregon State Archives, Oregon Secretary of State, Oregon Provisional and Territorial Records, 1850, Calendar No. 10571.
# Joseph LaPalombara

Joseph LaPalombara (May 18, 1925 –) is an American political scientist who specializes in comparative politics, group interest theory, and the foreign investments made by global firms. He is the Arnold Wolfers Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Management at Yale University, where he has been teaching for over fifty years.

## Quotes

* In comparison with Italy we Americans are not so "intelligent", we have the tendency to exaggerate in describing situations, we are inclined to cut off, to polarize.
** In search of national solidarity (2008) 30 Days
# Joseph Li Jing

Joseph Li Jing (15 November 1968 –) is a Chinese prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Ningxia.

## Quotes

* The faithful should take spiritual care of the priests (not only the priests of the faithful); the priest should give his all in trying to be a good priest, with the help of the Lord and everyone; the priest should also be a good pastor.
** Diocese of Ning Xia celebrates Congress of Year for Priests with their 98-year-old Bishop (9 September 2009) Fides News Agency
# Joseph Lowery

Rev. Dr. Joseph Echols Lowery (born October 6, 1921) is an American minister in the United Methodist Church and leader in the civil rights movement. He later became the third president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, after Martin Luther King Jr. and his immediate successor, Rev. Dr. Ralph Abernathy, and participated in most of the major activities of the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

## Quotes

* You gotsta love all God's children!
** Speech honoring Martin Luther King Jr., January 17, 2005, Clemson University
* We are one.
** Speech honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., January 17, 2005, Clemson University
* I'd like a hamburger and a coke, please. / Sir, we don't serve negroes here. / Ma'am, I don't eat negroes. I'd like a hamburger and a coke.
** Conversation was originally at a burger joint in Nashville, TN, but the story was recounted at a Speech honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., January 17, 2005, Clemson University.
* We ask you to help us work for that day when black will not be asked to get back, when brown can stick around, when yellow will be mellow, when the red man can get ahead, man, and when white will embrace what is right.
** Benediction at inauguration of US president Barack Obama, January 20, 2009, Washington DC.

## External links

* Appearances on C-SPAN
* Joseph Lowery's oral history video excerpts at The National Visionary Leadership Project
* January 24, 2006 lecture at John Carroll University
* Lowery Institute
* Freedom Road Blog on Lowery's Broonzy Reference in Benediction
# Joseph Maria Bonnemain

Joseph Maria Bonnemain (26 July 1948 –) is a prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Chur.

## Quotes

* The Church must not be something museum-like, but dynamic and evolving. But it must also not be an experimental field for arbitrariness. Christ is the center and standard. The remedy for the tensions present in the Church is that we all find ourselves in Him.
** ‘Christ is the center and standard’: An interview with Switzerland’s Bishop Bonnemain (24 July 2023) The Pillar
# Joseph Marie Jacquard

Joseph Marie Jacquard (7 July 1752 – 7 August 1834), born Joseph Marie Charles, was a French weaver and merchant. He is known as the inventor of the Jacquard loom.

## Quotes

* The machine that I created is simple, costs virtually nothing to maintain, and only requires being kept clean, protected from rust and dust. … This is not all: the fabric is created with speed and perfection, the designs go with the warp of the thread, and the outlines are imperceptible and blended, like in painting.
** Notice on the inventions and improvements introduced in the industry of Lyon by Joseph Jacquard since January 1, 1809 until today (French: Notice sur les inventions, et perfectionnement introduit dans l'industrie de Lyon par Joseph Jacquard depuis le 1 janvier 1809, jusqua'a ce jour). As translated by Christie's Books and Manuscripts Department.

## Quotes about Joseph Marie Jacquard

* The portrait of Jacquard was, in fact, a sheet of woven silk, framed and glazed, but looking so perfectly like an engraving, that it has been mistaken for such by two members of the Royal Academy.
** Charles Babbage, Passages from the Life of a Philosopher (1864)
* We may say most aptly that the Analytical Engine weaves algebraical patterns just as the Jacquard-loom weaves flowers and leaves.
** Ada Lovelace, Notes on the Analytical Engine invented by Charles Babbage (1843)
* Jacquard was a man who was most at home among workmen. He was always happiest in their company, and to know him as he really was one had to see him in his ordinary clothes in a weaver's studio, giving the weavers instruction on how to make best use of his loom.
** The Count of Fortis, Éloge historique de Jacquard (1840). As quoted in Jacquard's Web: How a Hand-Loom Led to the Birth of the Information Age by James Essinger.
# Luis Valdez

Luis Miguel Valdez (born June 26, 1940) is an American playwright, actor, writer and film director.

## Quotes

* People would call us "dirty Mexicans." I remember going to a movie in Reedly where we weren't allowed to sit in the Anglo section. We were told by the ushers to sit with the rest of the Mexicans, because this section was reserved for whites. Those are things you never forget.
** On experiencing racism as a child in “An Interview with Luis Valdez” in LATIN AMERICAN THEATRE REVIEW (Spring 1982)
* We were and still are recreating our own reality. Our vision is that we have been a hard working, courageous people. There have been three prevalent images of the chicano in this country— 1) the pachuco, a violent, urban vato loco; 2) the farmworker, a passive peon, Don Juan-Yaqui brujo type; and 3) el Spanish grandee or Latin lover type.
** On what he aimed to portray in his early works in “An Interview with Luis Valdez” in LATIN AMERICAN THEATRE REVIEW (Spring 1982)
* My parents were migrant farm workers who moved between Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. I was born in Delano and that's where the ranch was. For my dad, this was the high point of his life. The whole family was very proud of the fact that he had a ranch and we had family events out there. When we lost it at the end of the war it was a tragedy. We were back on the migrant path, and I remember asking my older brother, "What happened? We used to be rich." And he said, "We weren't rich, we just had the ranch and it wasn't even ours." He was older so he was wise to the fact that the Japanese-Americans had been forced out. I realized with a shock and a sense of guilt that we'd taken over somebody else's ranch and they'd been imprisoned in a camp.
** On growing up on a ranch that had once been owned by Japanese Americans in “A Japanese Family Relies on Mexican Neighbors in Luis Valdez's Valley of the Heart” in Theater Mania (2018 Nov 7)
* It was bad enough in 2013, and it's worse now. My approach to political theater is that the way to the mind is through the heart. If you can touch the heart, then people will come to the ideas themselves. The American idea of social equality and human respect has to be constantly defended from generation to generation. What happened to the Japanese is echoed tragically in what's happening to Latinos on the Mexican border. Those are prison camps and in some ways the Trump administration is declaring war on Latin America. It's a struggle, but I'm also an optimist and I know it won't last forever.
** On the current issue of families being forced into detention camps in “A Japanese Family Relies on Mexican Neighbors in Luis Valdez's Valley of the Heart” in Theater Mania (2018 Nov 7)
* History echoes. We mustn't ignore the past, because we're constantly reliving it. Just like the seasons that these farm workers organize their lives around, it's all a big cycle.
** On the cyclical nature of American history in “A Japanese Family Relies on Mexican Neighbors in Luis Valdez's Valley of the Heart” in Theater Mania (2018 Nov 7)

## External links

* Luis Valdez on IMDb
# Luis Álvarez-Gaumé

Luis Álvarez-Gaumé (born 1955) is a Spanish theoretical physicist who deals with string theory and quantum gravity.

## Quotes
### An Invitation to Quantum Field Theory (2012)

Luis Álvarez-Gaumé and Miguel Á. Vázquez-Mozo, An Invitation to Quantum Field Theory (2012)
* Quantum field theory is the basic tool to understand the physics of the elementary constituents of matter. … It is both a very powerful and a very precise framework: using it we can describe physical processes in a range of energies going from the few millions electrovolts typical of nuclear physics to the thousands of billions of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). And all this with astonishing precision.
** Ch. 1 : Why Do We Need Quantum Field Theory After All?
* In spite of the impressive success of quantum mechanics in describing atomic physics, it was immediately clear after its formulation that its relativistic extension was not free of difficulties.
** Ch. 1 : Why Do We Need Quantum Field Theory After All?
* If Dirac’s idea restores the stability of the spectrum by introducing a stable vacuum where all negative energy states are occupied, the so-called Dirac sea, it also leads directly to the conclusion that a single-particle interpretation of the Dirac equation is not possible.
** Ch. 1 : Why Do We Need Quantum Field Theory After All?
* In 1929 Oskar Klein stumbled into an apparent paradox when trying to describe the scattering of a relativistic electron by a square potential using Dirac’s wave equation. … In order to capture the essence of the problem without entering into unnecessary complication we will study Klein’s paradox in the context of the Klein– Gordon equation.
** Ch. 1 : Why Do We Need Quantum Field Theory After All?