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# Trần Tế Xương

Trần Tế Xương (Chinese: 陳濟昌; 5 September 1870 – 29 January 1907), also known by the pen name Tú Xương, was a Vietnamese poet and satirist.

## Quotes

* What earthly use are these Confucian graphs? Masters and doctors lie curled up and wilt. Why not take lessons and become a clerk? At night champagne, at break of day cow's milk!
** Poem 71 in An Anthology of Vietnamese Poems, trans. Huỳnh Sanh Thông (Yale University Press, 1996), ISBN 978-0300064100
** Variant translation:
*** What good are Chinese characters? All those Ph.D.'s are out of work. Much better to be a clerk for the French: You get milk in the morning and champagne at night.
*** In: Understanding Vietnam by Neil L. Jamieson (University of California Press, 1995), ISBN 978-0520916586, p. 55
# Tsai Chin

Tsai Chin (Simplified Chinese: 周采芹; pinyin: Zhōu Cǎiqín; born September 1, 1933) is a Chinese actress, singer, director, teacher and author. Her career spans more than six decades and three continents.

## Quotes

* I have lived on my own since 1963. It doesn’t mean I haven’t had a sex life.
* I’m tough but my heart is very soft.
* I don’t know how to bargain. Most Chinese are good at it. I am not. I am too lazy. You need to have good arithmetic and I don’t. I hate gambling, which is almost a national sport. And I don’t think I would keep the money.
* Another problem for minority actors is that we don’t often work with beautiful dialogue. And there were less chances of working with great directors and actors. That’s when you can learn a lot.
* Lots of little old ladies potter in their gardens. For me it is my library. It has every subject about China I can collect, and of course about theatre.
** "Tsai Chin: 'What was it like being in bed with Sean Connery? Fine'" in The Guardian (3 November 2020)
* I always tell my students that I’m teaching them to be more confident. That’s why you come to acting class. I say, “If you aim at a tall tree, you may hit a bush. If you aim at a bush, you’ll hit that floor.” I find that some actors just don’t try enough. They may not like it when I say that.
* See, a lot of people think freedom means you can do anything you want. That’s not true. The more freedom you have, the more responsibility you have. My life has always been about freedom and independence. And in some ways, acting has too. What is so great about acting is that after 62 years, suddenly the technique is in you already. You don’t have to think about it anymore. Suddenly you’re free.
* I don’t like to be called “Mrs.” because I am not married, and I only belong to myself. I admire and respect people who have been successfully married for a long time, but I cannot do it. So I decided to never marry again.
* You can control the audience. You can make the audience so happy one minute, and so sad the next minute. In film, it’s up to the directors to cut it well. Sometimes an actor may not give a very good performance, but the editor does a good job.
* You are only famous for ten years, unless you’re a superstar. Because another generation comes through and you’re forgotten.
** "‘They Don’t Know Me’: The Joy Luck Club’s Tsai Chin Looks Back on Her 6-Decade Career" in Vulture (18 May 2019)
# Tsaone Macheng

Tsaone Macheng (born on November 24, 1989) is a Botswana beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Universe Botswana 2013, was represented Botswana at the Miss Universe 2013 pageant.

## Quote

* "No living thing exists in isolation. A little empathy can go a long way"
** Tsaone Macheng, Miss Botswana 2013 Biography (Miss Universe) by Hometown, Oct. 21, 2013 Retrieved 19/11/2023
# Tsai Ching-hwa

Tsai Ching-hwa (蔡清華; Cài Qīnghuá) is a politician in Taiwan (Republic of China). He is currently the Political Deputy of Ministry of Education since 20 May 2016.

## Quotes

* Overall, most of the non-Chinese students do not experience any language and culture issues when they study in Taiwan. Furthermore, we (Ministry of Education) have also requested all the universities and colleges (in Taiwan) to provide suitable counselling arrangements for these students should they encounter any issues in adapting the study environment in Taiwan.
** Tsai Ching-hwa (2017) cited in "No issue for Malaysian non-Chinese students in adapting Taiwan education culture" on The Sun Daily, 9 July 2017.
# Tsai Ping-kun

Tsai Ping-kun (蔡炳坤; Cài Bǐngkūn, born 1959) is a politician in Taiwan (Republic of China). He is currently the Deputy Mayor of Taipei since 26 March 2019.

## Quotes

* I think that fasting (in the month of Ramadan for Muslims) is not only a religious rite, but also a symbol of human rights, as there are many places in the world that are going through rough times, and fasting shows our devotion.
** Tsai Ping-kun (2019) cited in "Muslims gather at Taipei Railway Station for Eid al-Fitr" on Taipei Times, 6 June 2019.
* Freedom, diversity and openness are the main features that make Taipei attractive to visitors.
** Tsai Ping-kun (2019) cited in "Six Taipei sightseeing spots receive Muslim certificate" on Taipei Times, 22 October 2019.
* If the two universities (National Hsinchu University of Education and National Tsing Hua University) did not merge, then Hsinchu University, the smaller one, would have been forced to close due to the reduction in enrollments. The merger also allowed Tsing Hua University to gain an education-specific college, which it did not previously have, making it a top choice university for teaching students.
** Tsai Ping-kun (2020) cited in "Taiwan’s Universities Are Fighting for Their Lives as Birth Rates Plummet" on Ketagalan Media, 30 January 2020.
* Taipei Mayor Ko hopes to make Taipei the world's most Muslim-friendly tourist spot, and we (Taipei City Government) are approaching that goal step-by-step.
** Tsai Ping-kun (2021) cited in "Taipei looking forward to Muslim tourists when borders open: official" on Focus Taiwan, 14 December 2021.
* Once our borders open for tourists (after COVID-19 lockdown), we need to have sufficient facilities for Muslim tourists. Even though we do not have many Muslim friends here (in Taipei) at the moment, we are committed to building a foundation.
** Tsai Ping-kun (2021) cited in "Taipei official outlines Muslim tourism plans" on Taipei Times, 15 December 2021.
# Trần Đại Quang

Trần Đại Quang (12 October 1956 – 21 September 2018) was a Vietnamese politician who was the eighth President of Vietnam, in office from 2 April 2016 until his death in 2018.

## Quotes

* I promise to make every effort to well fulfill the tasks assigned by the Party, State and people.
** "Newly-elected President Tran Dai Quang gives oath speech" in Vietnam Net (2 April 2016)
* Along with globalization and regionalization, the trends of linkage and integration, and the impacts of the revolution in science and technology, our region in recent years has yielded a cornucopia of long-term ideas, initiatives, and strategies for cooperation that are both inter-regional and global in scope.
** Speech at the Nehru Memorial Museum & Library (Part 1) (6 March 2018)
* President Obama and I also discussed the future direction of bilateral ties and measures to further deepen bilateral cooperation. We underscored the importance of confidence-building and priority for development cooperation in trade and investment, science and technology, human resource development, and addressing climate change.
** Remarks by President Obama and President Quang of Vietnam in Joint Press Conference (23 May 2016)
* Our country is thousands of kilometers long with many areas needing investments. We expect many investors, not only large investors, but also small investors with high technology, to expand investments in those areas.
** "Vietnam president seeks Japanese investment in infrastructure, agriculture" in Kyodo News (12 April 2017)
* Reinforcing Vietnam-China comprehensive strategic partnership of cooperation is in line with long-term and principal benefits of the two countries and two peoples, and beneficial to maintaining peace and stability in the region and the world.
** "Interview: Vietnamese president looks forward to Belt and Road forum in China" in Xinhua (11 May 2017)
* Preventing and fighting corruption and waste is an important, urgent and long-term task of extreme difficulty and complexity. To enhance the efficiency of the work, timely detection, investigation and handling of offences plays a decisive role.
** "Re-elected President Tran Dai Quang gives media interview" in Nhân Dân (26 July 2016)
# Robert Gerald Casey

Robert Gerald Casey (September 23, 1967 –) is an American prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Chicago.

## Quotes

* I enjoy being a pastor, as a pastor, you walk with and care for your flock. The challenge is going to be to shift my focus a little bit. My flock will be the pastors who are under my care, and I will have to walk with and care for them and their flocks.
** Bishop Robert Casey: Call to priesthood came early (6 September 2018) Chicago Catholic
# Robert Gilfillan

Robert Gilfillan (July 7, 1798 – December 4, 1850) was a poet and songwriter, born at Dunfermline, Scotland.

## Quotes

* There's a hope for every woe, And a balm for every pain, But the first joys of our heart Come never back again!
** The Exile's Song, reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).

## External links

* Significant Scots: Robert Gilfillan
# Ravindra Singh Bisht

Ravindra Singh Bisht (born January 2, 1944) is an Indian archaeologist, known for his scholarship on Indus valley civilization and efforts to conserve Indian national monuments. He was honoured by the Government of India, in 2013, by bestowing on him the Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian award, for his contributions to the field of archaeology.

## Quotes

* Bisht is well aware of the plethora of opinions proffered in interpretations of the Vedic landscape: "Diametrically opposite views have been expressed and rejected due to intrinsic contradictions, lack of coherence or consistency inherent in the approaches, or due to the appearance of fresh evidence" (392). Like Singh, he believes previous interpretations were predisposed to anticipating the Indo-Aryans to be "batbarian equestrians who, before entering India, roamed about in Central Asia and the Iranian Plateau . . . [and] thrived on stock-breeding and primitive farming" (392). He, too, finds that "the information gleaned from the Rgveda projects a pictute of considerably civi- lized Aryans." They had "a variety of petmanent settlements and fortified towns as well as monumental structures. They were advanced in agriculture, stock-breeding, manufacture of goods and long distance trade and commerce via roads, rivers, and seas" (393).
** in Bryant, E. F. (2001). The Quest for the Origins of Vedic Culture : the Indo-Aryan migration debate. Oxford University Press. chapter 9
# Raw Toonage

Disney's Raw Toonage is a half-hour Disney animated cartoon series that aired on CBS from September 19 to December 5, 1992. It is hosted by various Disney characters. It features three segment series: He's Bonkers, Totally Tasteless Video, and Marsupilami.

## Episodes
### Someone's in the Kitchen with Mars

    Marsupilami: Mother always told me: "Look, don't touch!" Of course, I always prefer to touch and not look.

### Romancing the Clone

    Marsupilami: HOUBA! Love is most definitely in the air. And I think I have spring fever (He sneezes) Well, Of course it could be hazy fever!

### Bathtime for Maurice

    Marsupilami: Aw, what do you know, Playful Piranhas? Hello, fellas.

### A Fear of Kites

    Marsupilami: Make a note, we are here to get the kite. No stopping for room service.
    Norman: What about my autograph?
    Marsupilami: Sorry, Elvis has just left the building!

### Jungle Fever

    Marsupilami: Well, buddy boy. I am no doctor, but something tells me you got a cold. (Puts on his doctor headband) Open, please!
    [Maurice tongue sticks out of his mouth with dry sizzling sound]
    Marsupilami: Ooh, doggy. Nice breath. Close, please!
    [Maurice closes his mouth and Marsupilami uses his tail to wrap around Maurice's left arm]
    Marsupilami: (While pumping his tail as a blood pressure pumper and checking his watch) Hmm, it might be safer to check your blood pressure!
    [Whistle sounds]
    Marsupilami: Looks normal, for you.

### Prime Mates Forever

    Marsupilami: No, Maurice. Those flowers were for your lady, not for your lunch. Now, what are you going to give her?

## External links

* Raw Toonage quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Rawi Hage

Rawi Hage (born 1964) is a Lebanese-Canadian writer and photographer.

## Quotes

* …I suspect that I can attribute my style to Arabic poetry…I permit myself to be overtly poetical in my writing. Maybe because I grew up in a culture that values poetry more than anything…But having said that, not all the writing is lyrical. It fluctuates to social realism sometimes, to different influences.
** On how his writings relate to Arabic poetry in “Rare Interview With Rawi Hage: ‘I’m Free To Be Difficult’” in Mideast Posts (2013 Nov 7)
* …I have to be in this frame of mind where I’m feeling pity for myself, and feeling pity for the world. Once I’ve attained the summit of this, then I have to sit down and write…
** On how he begins the writing process in “Rare Interview With Rawi Hage: ‘I’m Free To Be Difficult’” in Mideast Posts (2013 Nov 7)
* …When I recall the war, I recall it in images, not verbally or by text. That’s what really comes to me: fragmented images, much like photographs…
** On how memory plays into his works in “‘What I Fear Most is Homogeneity’: An Interview with Rawi Hage” in Hazlitt (2018 Sep 12)
* …The responsibility, the burden, is much heavier for us. If we don’t exercise our collective imagination—and not just documentation —we’ll always be at a certain disadvantage. I think what literature could provide us with is showing other possibilities. What I fear most is homogeneity.
** On the burden of racialized writers to represent their communities in “‘What I Fear Most is Homogeneity’: An Interview with Rawi Hage” in Hazlitt (2018 Sep 12)
# Ravindra Prabhat

Ravindra Prabhat (born 5 April 1969) is an Indian novelist, scholar, journalist, poet and a short story writer from India. He has served as an administrator, editor, and researcher, and screen play writer. He writes for major daily newspaper as a historian.

## Quotes

* Crowded - feel free to speak- See Dumb Man.
** Mat Rona Ramjani Chacha (Poetry Collection), Kavysangam Books, 1999.
* Alliteration the mind - Temple, life is a honeymoon vernal song on the humble bee's lips, Alcoholic realized in the mustard flower, as like friend .
** Smriti Shesh (Poetry Collection), Kathyaroop Books, 2002.
* The dog may be man Horse, donkey, too But the bull- Man can not Anytime.
** Smriti Shesh (Poetry Collection), Kathyaroop Books, 2002.
* Unless the Social System does not come till then the financial crisis will remain as it exist in the present system for Dalits.
** Taki Bacha Rahe Loktantra (Novel), Hindyugm Books, 2011.
* blogging over serious aspects can really affect the changes. As for e.g. there was an incident of 26/11 terrorist attack which was seriously taken up by the bloggers and the blog world and bloggers (specially Hindi bloggers) seriously expressed their grave concern over it and finally the result is in front of you. Like wise there is another example of homosexuality last year. When live in relationship was being promoted. Then also the blog world took up that matter seriously and the result is before you.
** "Today we have many type of new applications, which will help in promoting Hindi very fast on Internet : Ravindra Prabhat" (7 february 2012)
* If a Bloggers dies without transforming his/her knowledge to the new generation, the knowledge is meaningless.If an example if a witch could not transform her knowledge to anybody, she makes a hole where she dies.
** "The South Asian Bloggers community celebrated the Third Bloggers Conference on 13-14-15th Sept. 2013 at Kathmandu in Nepal ." (13 September 2013)

## References

* ↑ Echoes of the Getaway

## External links

* The creative fragrance of Ravindra Prabhat,South Asia Today
* Authority control: LCCN: n2010214634 | VIAF: 174362490 | WorldCat
# Rawalpindi

Rawalpindi is a city in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It is the fourth most populous city in Pakistan and third most populous in Punjab according to 2017 Census.

## Quotes

* Rawalpindi, twenty miles away, was the older city. In one direction it sprawled towards Islamabad; but in the centre little had changed. In the bazaar there were still the high, dark-timbered, verandahed and latticed houses of the Sikhs and Hindus who had predominated in the little town before partition and had then been displaced. The old British Rawalpindi club was still in business—the ceiling lights a little dimmer, the walls a muddier yellow, the uniforms of the waiters a little grubbier, the atmosphere at mealtimes more highly spiced.
** Naipaul, V.S. - Among the Believers (Vintage, 1982)
* The British had ruled here for under a hundred years, and more than thirty years had passed since they had left, but old Rawalpindi remained a town of British India: in the Mall, a street of hotels and gardens; in some of its old-fashioned shops on the Kashmir Road; in its military and administrative residences.
** Naipaul, V.S. - Among the Believers (Vintage, 1982)
# Raw Deal (1948 film)

Raw Deal is a 1948 American film noir about a man who has taken the rap for another who then double-crosses him with a flawed escape plan and other means intended to get rid of him.
    Directed by Anthony Mann. Written by Leopold Atlas and John C. Higgins.

## Joseph "Joe" Emmett Sullivan

* [about Ann] Keep your eve on Miss Law & Order here. She might go soprano on us.
* I want to breathe. That's why I want out of this place... so I can take a deep breath again.

## Pat Cameron

* [as she watches Joe die in Ann's arms] The police picked me up and brought me here. There's my Joe, in her arms. A kind of... happiness on his face. In my heart I know that this is right for Joe. This is what he wanted.

## Dialogue

    Joe: What do you know about anything? You probably had your bread buttered on both sides since the day you were born. Safe. Safe on first, second, third, and home.
    Ann: That's what you think! Just because I own a car and a tailored suit and my nails are clean, you think I've never had to fight? I got an education, sure. I suppose that means I was born with a silver spoon, doesn't it? My father was a schoolteacher. He died in the war of The Depression. Only he didn't get any medals. Or any bands. Or any bonus. He left three children. You think you had to fight? The only way you know how to fight is that stupid way with a gun. Well, there's another way you probably never even heard of. It's the daily fight that everyone has. To get food and an education, to land a job and keep it. And some self-respect. 'Safe'? I never asked for anything safe. All I want is... just a little decency, that's all!
    Joe: [ being visited in prison by Ann] Next time you come up, don't wear that perfume.
    Ann: Why not?
    Joe: It doesn't help a guy's good behavior.
    Joe: You're wonderful, baby. I don't know what I'd do without you.
    Pat: Remember to tell me later. With gestures.
    Pat: [as Joe is about go collect money from Rick] Be careful - and come back soon.
    Joe: Ah, you bet. You bet I will. As they say, life begins with 50 G's.
    Fantail: [trying to build a house of cards] Hey, Grimmy, watch this... [the house of cards collapses] I can never get it more than two stories high.
    Grimshaw: Why don't you just build bungalows?
    Fantail: [glares at him] Why don't you just take that hole in your head and close it?
    Ann: [as Joe lies on the ground, mortally injured] Joe, darling...
    Joe: Hey, hey... none of that. Don't cry. I got my breath of fresh air.

## Cast

* Dennis O'Keefe - Joseph Emmett (Joe) Sullivan
* Claire Trevor - Pat Cameron
* Marsha Hunt - Ann Martin
* John Ireland - Fantail
* Raymond Burr - Rick Coyle
* Curt Conway - Spider
* Chili Williams - Marcy
* Regis Toomey - Police Capt. Fields
* Whit Bissell - Murderer
* Cliff Clark - Gates

## External links

* Raw Deal quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Raw Deal at Allmovie
# Roberta Floris

Roberta Floris (born 27 April 1979) is an Italian journalist, television presenter and former model.

## Quotes by Roberta Floris

Il Viaggio Magico interview Roberta Floris en viaggiomagico.net.
* I really like both going out to do the services, and preparing the news. These are two equally fascinating aspects.
* The positive aspect is that it is a job that varies from day to day. Events and news are always new. Then it is a great advantage to combine work and passion.
* A cute girl, when she makes a mistake, is more easily subject to criticism. Now it is a problem that I no longer ask myself, I try to give my best and be as professional as possible. Then the physical aspect is certainly a good business card for the world of TV, but it goes into the background.
* Journalism was born "man". Women have managed to assert themselves and certainly there has been no lack of authoritative female signatures. However, I think that to have a female director requires further evolution.

## References

* 1 2 3 4 From the interview with de Il Viaggio Magico, Il Viaggio Magico interview with Roberta Floris, Viaggio Magico, viaggiomagico.net.

## External links

* Official website
* Official website
* Roberta Floris on IMDb
# Roberta Kalechofsky

Roberta Kalechofsky (born May 11, 1931) is an American writer, feminist and animal rights activist, focusing on the issue of animal rights within Judaism and the promotion of vegetarianism within the Jewish community.

## Quotes

* Central to Jewish mysticism is the role that vegetarianism plays in messianic expectations: here vegetarianism functions in the concept of Jewish mystical time which chronicles human development from the vegetarian state in the Garden of Eden to the Messianic age when it is believed we will be vegetarians again. … in Judaism the laws governing responsibility to animals derive from the animal's place in the divine economy, assured by the covenantal statements, by the Jewish view of creation, and the Jewish view of a just and compassionate Creator. The stress of these laws with respect to the Jew is summed up in the question: How should the righteous (just) Jew behave toward animals, and the answer lies in the concept of the “imitatio Dei.” The just and merciful human behaves toward animals as a just and merciful Creator behaves toward humans.
** “Hierarchy, Kinship, and Responsibility: The Jewish Relationship to the Animal World,” in A Communion of Subjects: Animals in Religion, Science, and Ethics, edited by Paul Waldau and Kimberly Patton (New York: Columbia University Press, 2006), 97-98.