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# Goro Shimura

Gorō Shimura, 志村 五郎, Shimura Gorō, 23 February 1930 – 3 May 2019, was a Japanese mathematician, famous for posing the Taniyama-Shimura conjecture.

## Quotes

* The Fourier expansion of an elliptic modular form has been fruitfully utilized in various arithmetical problems as well as in the study of the analytic properties of the form itself. The same can be said also for the Hilbert and Siegel modular forms.
** (1978). "The arithmetic of forms with respect to a unitary group". Annals of Mathematics 107: 569–605.
* The maxim "A university professor is the next easiest profession after a beggar" really rings true.
** The Map of My Life. 2008. p. 7.

## Quotes about Shimura

* The subject that might be called “explicit class field theory” begins with Kronecker’s Theorem: every abelian extension of the field of rational numbers Q is a subfield of a cyclotomic field Q(ζ$_n$), where ζ$_n$ is a primitive nth root of 1. In other words, we get all abelian extensions of Q by adjoining all “special values” of e(x) = exp(2πix), i.e., with x ∈ Q. Hilbert’s twelfth problem, also called Kronecker’s Jugendtraum, is to do something similar for any number field K, i.e., to generate all abelian extensions of K by adjoining special values of suitable special functions. ... Aside from some results of Hecke in 1912, the only progress on the twelfth problem was made by Shimura and Taniyama in the 1950s. They achieved complete results concerning the abelian extensions of number fields arising from abelian varieties, with complex multiplication, of arbitrary dimension n ...
* Andrew Ogg: (1999). "Review of Abelian varieties with complex multiplication and modular functions by Goro Shimura". Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. (N.S.) 36: 405–408. DOI:10.1090/S0273-0979-99-00784-3.
# Leslie Bricusse

Leslie Bricusse (born 29 January 1931 – 19 October 2021) is an English lyricist, composer, and playwright.

## Quotes

* What kind of fool am I? I never fell in love.
** Song What kind of fool am I?
* The Candy Man can
** Song The Candy Man
* In my heart she's my kind of girl.
** Song My Kind of Girl
# Lesley-Ann Brandt

Lesley-Ann Brandt (born 2 December 1981) is a South African actress best known for the role of Mazikeen on the television series Lucifer.

## Quotes

* One thing I learnt about doing this job and living in Hollywood for the past ten years is that you never have the job until you are standing in like waiting to get a catering job.
** https://theimagista.com/lesley-ann_brandt/ By Katina Goulkaos, retrieved 2022
* Sometimes you have an idea of what your work means to people and other times you don’t and with the internet it was such an immediate and visceral reaction to it and we were just so happy and are still so happy.
** https://theimagista.com/lesley-ann_brandt/ By Katina Goulkaos, retrieved 2022
# Leslie Lamport

Leslie Lamport (born February 7, 1941) is an American computer scientist and mathematician. Lamport is best known for his seminal work in distributed systems, and as the initial developer of the document preparation system LaTeX and the author of its first manual. Lamport was the winner of the 2013 Turing Award for imposing clear, well-defined coherence on the seemingly chaotic behavior of distributed computing systems, in which several autonomous computers communicate with each other by passing messages. He devised important algorithms and developed formal modeling and verification protocols that improve the quality of real distributed systems. These contributions have resulted in improved correctness, performance, and reliability of computer systems.

## Quotes

* A distributed system is one in which the failure of a computer you didn't even know existed can render your own computer unusable.
** Email of 28 May 1987 https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/pubs/distributed-system.txt
       As quoted in Teresa K. Attwood; Stephen R. Pettifer; David Thorne (26 September 2016). Bioinformatics Challenges at the Interface of Biology and Computer Science: Mind the Gap. John Wiley & Sons. pp. 266–. ISBN 978-0-470-03548-1.
* I think in other things that I've done, I can look back and see: "This idea developed from something else." Sometimes it would lead back to a previous idea of mine, very often it would lead to something somebody else had done. But the Bakery algorithm just seemed to come out of thin air to me. There was nothing like it that preceded it, so perhaps that's why I'm proudest of it.
** As quoted in Dahlia Malkhi (16 September 2019). Concurrency: The Works of Leslie Lamport. Association for Computing Machinery and Morgan & Claypool Publishers. p. 137. ISBN 978-1-4503-7273-2.
* The first thing is deciding what the program should do. If you don’t think carefully about that, it’s going to wind up not doing something that it probably should do or you wind up with an ‘absolute bug-free program’. Because to have a bug, you have to have some notion of what it means for the program to be operating correctly. And there is no precise definition of what it means for the program to be correctly operating — so, well, no bugs. Not a very good situation.
** As quoted in The difference between programming and coding with Leslie Lamport. ZME Science. Retrieved on 17 January 2020.
* With so many people doing so much writing, great writing is hard to find ... If you succeed in attaining a position that allows you to do something great, if you do something that really is great, and if you realize that it’s great, there’s still one more hurdle: You have to convince others that it’s great. This will require writing.
** As quoted in Computer scientist Leslie Lamport to grads: If you can’t write, it won’t compute. Brandeis University (May 21, 2017). Retrieved on 17 January 2020.
* Thinking doesn't guarantee that we won't make mistakes. But not thinking guarantees that we will.
** In Why We Should Build Software Like We Build Houses. Wired Magazine (January 25, 2013). Retrieved on 17 January 2020.
# Leslie Dewart

Leslie Dewart (December 18, 1922 – December 20, 2009) was a Canadian philosopher and Professor Emeritus at the Graduate Department of Philosophy and the Centre for the Study of Religion at the University of Toronto.

## Quotes

* Christian theism might in the future not conceive God as a Person or indeed as a Trinity of persons.
** Quoted in von Hildebrand, Dietrich (1967). Trojan Horse in the City of God: The Catholic Crisis Explained. Franciscan Herald Press. ISBN 978-0-8199-0142-2.
# Entomology

Entomology (from Greek, entomos, "that which is cut in pieces or engraved/segmented", hence "insect"; and -logia) is the scientific study of insects, a branch of zoology. In the past the term "insect" was more vague, and historically the definition of entomology included the study of terrestrial animals in other arthropod groups or other phyla, such as arachnids, myriapods, earthworms, land snails, and slugs.

## Quotes

* "I suppose you are an entomologist" "Not quite so ambitious as that, sir. I should like to put my eyes on the individual entitled to that name. No man can be truly called an entomologist, sir; the subject is too vast for any single human intelligence to grasp."
** Oliver Wendell Holmes, The Poet at the Breakfast Table.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Entomology on Wikipedia
* The dictionary definition of entomology on Wiktionary
# Entourage (TV series)

Entourage is an original comedy series on HBO that chronicles the rise of a hot young movie star named Vincent Chase and his childhood friends from Queens as they navigate the unfamiliar terrain of Hollywood. Vince's entourage consists of: Eric, his closest friend, who acts as his manager; Johnny "Drama" Chase, his older brother, an avid cook and a struggling actor in his own right; and Turtle, who is simply living the high life riding Vince's coattails and serving as chauffeur. Other characters in the series include: Ari Gold, Vince's high-powered agent; Shauna, his long-suffering publicist; and Lloyd, Ari's personal assistant. The show was created by Doug Ellin. The executive producer is Mark Wahlberg.

## Seasons

       Season 1
       Season 2
       Season 3
       Season 4
       Season 5
       Season 6
       Season 7
       Season 8

## External links

* Entourage quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* HBO Official Website
* Entourage on TV.com
* Entourage Wiki
# Enten

Enten is a Sumerian fertility deity. He was said to have been created by Enlil as a guardian of farmers, along with the vegetation god Emesh. Enten was given specific responsibility for the fertility of ewes, goats, cows, donkeys, birds, and other animals. He is identified with the abundance of the earth and with the winter period.

## Quotes
### Debate between Winter and Summer

    Debate between Winter and Summer, mid to late 3rd millennium BCE.
* Emesh, my brother, you should not praise yourself; whatever harvest produce you bring as gifts to the palace has not been made by your toil: you should not brag. As if you were the one who had done the hard work, as if you had done the farming.
* The slave Emesh, the duly-appointed labourer who will never rest from his toil, a hired man who has to return to the fields of the Land for his own sustenance.
* Emesh, my brother, … although you have gathered all things in the Land and filled the storehouses, in all my strength I am their owner when your limbs become tired.
* I am Ninkasi's help, for her I sweeten the beer.
* Cold water, the tribute of the hills.

## Quotes about Enten
### Debate between Winter and Summer

    Debate between Winter and Summer, mid to late 3rd millennium BCE.
* By hand Enten guided the spring floods, the abundance and life of the Land, down from the edge of the hills. He set his foot upon the Tigris and Euphrates like a big bull and released them into the fields and fruitful acres of Enlil. He shaped lagoons in the water of the sea. He let fish and birds together come into existence by the sea.
* Holy Enten […] made Ezina appear radiant as a beautiful maiden. The harvest, the great festival of Enlil, rose heavenward.
* Emesh bowed to Enten and offered him a prayer. In his house he prepared emmer-beer and wine. At its side they spend the day at a succulent banquet. Emesh presents Enten with gold, silver and lapis lazuli. They pour out brotherhood and friendship like best oil. By bringing sweet words to the quarrel they have achieved harmony with each other.
* Enten, you should not boast about your superior strength after you have explained the grounds for your boasting. … Don't speak with a gaping mouth of your superior strength -- I will make known its shape and essence.
** Emesh
* Enten is controller of the life-giving waters of all the lands -- the farmer of the gods produces everything. Emesh, my son, how can you compare yourself to your brother Enten?
** Enlil
# James Alefantis

James Alefantis is an American chef and restaurateur. He founded and owns two restaurants in Washington, D.C., including the pizzeria Comet Ping Pong, and American restaurant Buck's Fishing & Camping. He is also the president of the art gallery Transformer in Logan Circle, Washington, D.C..

## Quotes

* Like our sauce — we harvest a whole crop of organic tomatoes — 10 tons of tomatoes every year. Can them all, store them in the basement, have like a harvest party when it gets loaded in.
** 16 April 2015 interview with Doug Rule in Metro Weekly
* They ignore basic truths, we don't even have a basement'.
** 2 December 2016 interview with BBC

## About

* Last year, Alefantis estimates, he bought 12 tons of Toigo tomatoes, which Stello turned into sauce and canned before trucking the jars to the basement at Buck’s Fishing & Camping, Alefantis’s other restaurant just a few steps down the block on Connecticut Avenue NW.
** "San Marzanos, ‘the Bible of tomatoes’", by Tim Carman of the Washington Post (13 August 2013)
* James Alefantis is also the owner and operator of Buck’s Fishing and Camping, where I work. The two restaurants are sort of sisters; Comet the larger, more casual, family-friendly spot, and Buck’s her slightly more upscale older sibling. Some employees work at both. We share supplies and storage space when necessary. We have a joint holiday party every year. You get the drift. .. I explained that there wasn’t even a basement in Comet as the theory posited, and that the basement was actually in Buck’s. I explained that, yes, employees from both establishments used it for storage, and then the caller started laughing. He said, Come on, we both know you’re lying. Two restaurants can’t carry food and supplies from one to the other. What do you do walk the food down the block on the sidewalk? That would violate every health code on the books! I tried to explain that the back doors were only ten feet apart in the back parking lot, that we weren’t carrying cooked food, but bottled and canned ingredients.
** "I Hate Pizzagate!", by Daniele Yandel (22 July 2019)
# James Atkinson (surgeon)

James Atkinson (1759–1839) was an English surgeon and bibliographer.

## Quotes

* There is not perhaps any man so good a judge of the difficulty of writing a book, as an actual author. He soon discovers how many qualifications are necessary, how much science is required, and which are the points of most difficult access. He soon finds out his own deficiencies; and, as regards his powers, that some difficulties may be insurmountable. That essay, which sometimes originates in study and amusement, gets insensibly into growth, and is perpetuated. For, having been undertaken in the spirit of an inquirer, it is frequently carried on in the capacity of a student. This student, however, soon assumes the master, and pronounces his decisions on critical subjects, as authoritatively as if all learning and languages were at his fingers ends. ...No man’s industry is mis-spent, if he merely clear the obstruction from any path ; and the very attempt to shew what's right, frequently exposes that which is wrong; so that the immediate blunders of one person rectify those of another; and he ever must deserve well of society who attempts improvement. ...Bibliography is a dry occupation,—a caput mortuum,—it is a borrowed production, which brings very little grist to the mill; and so difficult and tedious is the object, of laying before our eyes all the real or reported copies or editions of the works enumerated, that almost every line of our reports may be suspected of falsehood. How are we to collect, how to produce, how to examine, the originals? Many books are so scarce, so sequestered in private hands, or in the mansions of the great, that even the keen eyes of lucriferous booksellers cannot find them. And if they cannot, who the deuce can?
** Medical Bibliography (1833), Preface; quoted as an epigraph by Pisanus Fraxi, Centuria Librorum Absconditorum (1879), pp. v–vi
# James Aldrich

James Aldrich (July 14, 1810 – September 9, 1856) was an editor and minor poet.

## Quotes

* Her suffering ended with the day, Yet lived she at its close, And breathed the long, long night away In statue-like repose.But when the sun in all his state Illumed the eastern skies, She passed through Glory's morning-gate, And walked in Paradise.
** A Death-Bed, reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919). Compare: Thomas Hood, The Death Bed, p. 591; Phoebe Cary, The Wife, p. 171.
* God gives us ministers of love, Which we regard not, being near; Death takes them from us, then we feel That angels have been with us here!
** My Mother's Grave.
* Adieu, the city's ceaseless hum, The haunts of sensual life, adieu! Green fields, and silent glens we come, To spend this bright spring-day with you.Whether the hills and vales shall gleam With beauty, is for us to choose; For leaf and blossom, rock and stream, Are coloured with the spirit's hues.Here, to the seeking soul, is brought A nobler view of human fate, And higher feeling, higher thought, And glimpses of a higher state.Through change of time, on sea and shore, Serenely nature smiles away; Yon infinite blue sky bends o'er Our world, as at the primal day.The self-renewing earth is moved With youthful life each circling year; And flowers that Ceres' daughter loved At Enna, now are blooming here.Glad nature will this truth reveal, That God is ours and we are His. O friends, my friends! what joy to feel That He our loving Father is!
** A Spring-Day Walk.
# James Alex Fields

James Alex Fields Jr. is a man on trial for events in relation to the August 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville.

## Quotes

* I got the weekend off, so I'll be able to go to the rally.
** 8 August 2017 text to mother reported on 4 December 2018 by CBS 19
* We're not the one who need to be careful.
** 11 August 2017 text to mother reported on 4 December 2018 by CBS 19
* I'm so sorry I didn’t want to hurt people, but I thought they were attacking me
** 2017 video interview with police reported on 4 December 2018 by Reuters
* She's one of those anti-white supremacists
** 7 December 2017 regarding Heather Heyer's mother Susan Bro, during recorded phone call to James' mother, reported on 4 December 2018 by CBS 19
* mobbed by a violent group of terrorists They were waving the ISIS flag They support them
** 21 March 2018 phone call to mother reported on 4 December 2018 by CBS 19

## About

* James Alex Fields Sr. died in an Erlanger crash Dec. 5, 1996, after a vehicle in which he was riding struck a utility pole, according to an Associated Press article from two days later. He was 33 at the time of death. Fields Jr. would be born a little more than five months later.
** 14 August 2017 by Cincinnati Enquirer reporters
* This is a prosecution of Fields for Bad Thought, utterly oblivious to not only the Constitution’s double jeopardy clause, but the free speech clause and also simple common sense.
** 8 August 2018 by Ann Coulter via Breitbart
* A digital forensics expert just testified that minutes before the tragedy, James Fields used the google maps app on his phone to search for directions back home to Maumee, Ohio.
** 5 December 2018 by Kristin Smith of 8News
* In Friday’s memo, Fields’ attorneys highlighted his difficult upbringing and history of mental illness, but many of the details were redacted from public viewing. He was raised by a paraplegic single mother and suffered “trauma” by growing up knowing that his Jewish grandfather had murdered his grandmother before committing suicide, his lawyers said.
** 22 June 2019 by Alan Suderman of the Associated Press via Global News

## See also

* Richard E. Moore
# James B. Steele

James B. Steele (born January 3, 1943) is an American investigative journalist and author. With longtime collaborator Donald L. Barlett he has won two Pulitzer Prizes, two National Magazine Awards and five George Polk Awards during their thirty five years of service at The Philadelphia Inquirer, Time, and Vanity Fair.

## Quotes

* Last October, Congress passed the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, putting $700 billion into the hands of the Treasury Department to bail out the nation’s banks at a moment of vanishing credit and peak financial panic. Over the next three months, Treasury poured nearly $239 billion into 296 of the nation’s 8,000 banks. The money went to big banks. It went to small banks. It went to banks that desperately wanted the money. It went to banks that didn’t want the money at all but had been ordered by Treasury to take it anyway. It went to banks that were quite happy to accept the windfall, and used the money simply to buy other banks. Some banks received as much as $45 billion, others as little as $1.5 million. Sixty-seven percent went to eight institutions; 33 percent went to the rest. And that was just the money that went to banks. Tens of billions more went to other companies... But once the money left the building, the government lost all track of it. The Treasury Department knew where it had sent the money, but nothing about what was done with it. Did the money aid the recovery? Was it spent for the purposes Congress intended? Did it save banks from collapse? Paulson’s Treasury Department had no idea, and didn’t seem to care. It never required the banks to explain what they did with this unprecedented infusion of capital.
** Where has the Bailout Money Gone? Good Billions After Bad, 27 September 2009, co-writen with with Donald L. Barlett, Vanity Fair

## External links

* Don Barlett and Jim Steele's website
* Barlett & Steele Awards for Investigative Business Journalism
* Terry Gross's interview about gambling on reservations with Barlett & Steele on NPR's Fresh Air (16 December 2002)
* Terry Gross's interview "The Big Business of Health Care" with Barlett & Steele on NPR's Fresh Air (6 October 2004)
* Exposé:"Friends in High Places" on PBS (July 2007)
* Liberadio(!) Interview with Don Barlett (12 February 2007)
* Appearances on C-SPAN
** In Depth interview with Barlett and Steele, January 6, 2013
* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Graeme Revell

Graeme Revell (born 23 October 1955) is a New Zealand musician and composer.

## Quotes

* Here’s my attitude, and I’m sort of sorry to say this sometimes – but there are people who try and elevate film music - of all kinds – to being the great twentieth century classical music, and my opinion is it just isn’t. It’s very straightforward, major/minor or modal writing. The only time you get any kind of originality is usually in the timbres and the sounds and the mixture of elements. But to get through a scene it’s either happy, or sad – and it’s either going forward in action or it’s not – and it can be ironic, which means you’ve got to switch from major to minor frequently. But it’s not rocket science. It’s a lot of skills – a lot of political skills, frankly. It’s being in a room and playing off fifty opinions from studios, producers, directors, sometimes actors – and coming out the end with something that vaguely represents music. And frequently it doesn’t. The minute you try to get original or break the box – unless you’ve got either a very experimental or powerful director, it’s probably not going to happen.
* I feel just as much compulsion to be an architect, for example, as I do a musician. And I feel inestimably guilty that I cannot fulfil the vocation for which I was trained - that of an economist specialising in problems of underdevelopment. My sadness stems from the fact that I do not have several lifetimes to lead.
** Unsettling The Score: Graeme Revell, from SPK to Hollywood (March 2, 2014)