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# The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption

The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption is a 2012 American fantasy action adventure film, the sequel to 2008 film The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior, about man who must defend his kingdom from an evil tyrant and his ghost warriors for the chance to regain the power. It was followed by sequel film 2015 film The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power.
    Directed by Roel Reiné. Written by Randall McCormick.

## Talus

* [To Mathayus] You should know better than to back an animal into a corner.
* It is I: Lord Talus who summons thee back to earth to do battle!

## Tsukai

* [To Silda as they battle] You want Mathyus, but he will never staty with you. He's one of the darkness, like us. He only wishes to die and you are killing your people.

## Dialogue

    Tsukai: You fight well, mortal. Perhaps we will take you with us.
    Silda: Spend eternity with two mindless brutes and their pet witch? No thank you.
    Tsukai: What mortal dares to waken the warriors of the books?
    Talus Soldier: It is I: Lord Talus who summons thee back to earth to do battle!
    Talus: [To Mathayus, about Cobra's army] Let them have me. Let them devour me. I will rise again like a bad idea and you will be crushed!
    Mathayus: You first.

## Cast

* Victor Webster — Mathayus
* Bostin Christopher — Olaf
* Temuera Morrison — King Ramusan
* Krystal Vee — Princess Silda/Cobra

## External links

* The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior

The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior is a 2008 American-German-South African fantasy action-adventure direct-to-video film prequel to the film The Scorpion King, which was a spin-off of The Mummy Returns. It was followed by 2012 film The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption.
    Directed by Russell Mulcahy. Written by Randall McCormick and Stephen Sommers.

## Ari

* But the truth of the matter was Mathayus did have a fondness for battles and killing. And though he loved Layla, the blood of a warrior and the scorpion's dark venom still coursed through his veins. It would drive him out into the wide world for further adventures and further battles until one day perhaps he would return to become the Scorpion King. That is the subject for another tale.

## Astarte

* Scratch any hero, Mathayus, and you will find a monster lurking inside.

## Dialogue

    Sargon: You've come to avenge your father, the great hero?
    Mathayus: I fight for more than vengeance now, Sargon. I fight for what my father once believed in. And I fight for what you've corrupted.

## Tagline

* See how the legend of The Scorpion King began!

## Cast

* Michael Copon - Mathayus
* Karen David - Layla
* Simon Quarterman - Ari
* Tom Wu - Fung
* Andreas Wisniewski - Pollux
* Randy Couture - Sargon/Sarkhan
* Natalie Becker - Astarte
* Pierre Marais - Young Mathayus
* Jeremy Crutchley - Baldo
* Shane Manie - Jesup

## External links

* The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Scorpion King: Book of Souls

The Scorpion King: Book of Souls is a 2018 American fantasy action adventure direct-to-video film, the sequel to 2015 film The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power, about the Scorpion King teaming up with a warrior named Tala, who is the sister of The Nubian King, where together they search for a legendary relic known as The Book of Souls, which will allow them to put an end to an evil warlord.
    Directed by Don Michael Paul and written by David Alton Hedges and Frank DeJohn.

## Nebserek

* You're gonna bleed and you're gonna die.

## Cast

* Peter Mensah as Nebserek
* Zach McGowan as Scorpion King
* Nathan Jones as Enkidu
* Howard Charles as Uruk
* Mayling Ng as Khensa
* Brandon Auret as Scar-faced Jackal
* Pearl Thusi as Tala
* Katy Louise Saunders as Amina
* Peter Jessop as Narrator
* Tamer Burjaq as King Memtep
* Stephanie Schildknecht as Abel's Mother
* Tuks Tad Lungu as Jackal Warrior
* Inge Beckmann as Mennofer
* Sam Kalidi as Amon
* Rizelle Januk as Hathor

## External links

* The Scorpion King: Book of Souls quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Deborah James

Deborah James, FBA (born 1954) is a South African anthropologist and academic, who specialises in South Africa, economic anthropology, political anthropology, and ethnography.Since 2008, she has been Professor of Anthropology at the London School of Economics in England.

## Quotes

* So if I look in the mirror and I look like crap, I feel like crap, then if I suddenly put a face on, I suddenly feel a little bit better, and I think it's part of my coping strategy.
* It's so funny isn't it, when you suddenly have something to write about you find your voice, and it's amazing the opportunities. I'm petrified of flying, but I actually flew a plane myself.
* I probably have always been an exhibitionist, but I've done things that I never thought I could do, and it is because of cancer. I'm dyslexic and I've just written a book. I'm not saying dyslexia stops you, but I never thought I was a writer.
* I was given this lifeline of targeted therapy and it put my cancer to sleep, but what people don't get about it is that on average people get about six months extra life and I got two and a half years.
# Harriet Ngubane

Harriet Ngubane (11 November 1929 – October 2007), formerly known as Harriet Sibisi, was a South African social anthropologist best known for her work on Zulu belief systems. Though educated in England, Ngubane spent the latter years of her career as a professor at the University of Cape Town. She represented the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) in the National Assembly from 1994 to 2004.

## Quotes

* To be reunited with society through cure was to effect a desired situation in life, whether that be social, biological or spiritual.
* This deeply anthropological understanding of health considered that it is in fact the process of achieving a desired state is of most significance to the sufferer.
* the importance of red symbols as representing the change from sickness to good health because of the therapeutic power of symbolism for the sufferer
* In spite of Christianity the permeating influence in the Nyuswa reserve is based more on Zulu culture than on any foreign culture’
* In most aspects of daily life, outlook and habits, I am Zulu in spite of my mission background’.
* Important aspects of Zulu culture were unrecognised and denied by Catholicism, including the recognition of ancestral power, the consulting of a diviner and certain forms of marriage.
# Underdog (TV series)

Underdog was a 1960s superhero-genre animated TV series featuring the voices of Wally Cox, Norma MacMillan, and Allen Swift. Supporting segments includes Tennessee Tuxedo and his Tales, and The World of Commander McBragg. In later years, They replaced Tennessee Tuxedo and his Tales with Go Go Gophers, and Klondike Kat.

## Catchphrases
### Underdog/Shoeshine

    Underdog often spoke in rhyme for an extra edge in fighting crime.
* (Introduction to his arrival) There's no need to fear, Underdog is here.
* (Preparing to fly off into danger) When Miss Polly is in trouble, I am not slow, so it's hip-hip-hip and away I go!
* Not plane, nor bird, nor even frog, it's just little old me- (crashes and finishes sheepishly) ... Underdog...
* The secret compartment of my ring I fill with an Underdog Super Energy Pill.
* Humble and lovable shoeshine boy

### Polly

* (singing to "Where Has My Little Dog Gone?") Oh, where, oh, where has my Underdog gone? Oh, where, oh, where has he gone?

### Simon Bar Sinister

* Simon says... (usually followed by a command in relation to his current evil plan)
* Of course it works, Cad, EVERYTHING I do works!

### Narrator

* Don't touch that dial. Watch an exciting episode of Underdog! Here he comes now!
* Looks like this is the end! But don't miss our next Underdog show!

## Main Title Song

    When criminals in this world appear,
    And break the laws that they should fear,
    And frighten all who see or hear,
    The cry goes up both far and near for
    Underdog! (Underdog!)
    Underdog! (Underdog!)
    Speed of lightning, roar of thunder!
    Fighting all who rob or plunder!
    Underdog! (Ooooooo!)
    Underdog! UNDERDOG!!!

### Alternate version

    When in this world the headlines read,
    Of those whose hearts are filled with greed,
    Who rob and steal from those in need,
    To right this wrong with blinding speed goes
    Underdog! (Underdog!)
    Underdog! (Underdog!)
    Speed of lightning, roar of thunder!
    Fighting all who rob or plunder!
    Underdog! (Ooooooo!)
    Underdog! UNDERDOG!!!
# Rodulfus Glaber

Rodulfus Glaber (French: Raoul Glaber or Raoul le Chauve; 985–1047) was an 11th-century Benedictine chronicler.
Glaber is best known for Historiarum, which he is believed to have started writing during his time at the Abbey of Cluny around 1026 or so, and completed at Abbey of Saint-Germain en Auxerre some time later. Initially intended to be an ecclesiastical history, Glaber's focus is on events in the center of France, but occasionally ranges as far as Scotland and Southern Italy. His writings often sympathized with proponents of church reform of that age, including Henry II, Henry III and Robert II of France, while criticizing others like Conrad II, and Pope Benedict IX.

## Quotes

* Igitur infra supradictum millesimum tercio iam fere imminente anno, contigit in uniuerso pene terrarum orbe, precipue tamen in Italia et in Galliis, innouari ecclesiarum basilicas, licet plereque decenter locate minime indiguissent, emulabatur tamen queque gens christicolarum aduersus alteram decentiore frui. Erat enim instar ac si mundus ipse excutiendo semet, reiecta uetustate, passim candidam ecclesiarum uestem indueret.
** Just before the third year after the millennium, throughout the whole world, but most especially in Italy and Gaul, men began to reconstruct churches, although for the most part the existing ones were properly built and not in the least unworthy. But it seemed as though each Christian community were aiming to surpass all others in splendour of construction. It was as if the whole world were shaking itself free, shrugging off the burden of the past, and cladding itself everywhere in a white mantle of churches.
*** Historiarum, book III, chap. iv, 14; John France, ed., The Five Books of the Histories (Oxford, 1989), pp. 114–17
# Fence

A fence is a structure that encloses an area, typically outdoors, and is usually constructed from posts that are connected by boards, wire, rails or netting.

## Quotes

* The poacher ... is asserting a right (and an instinct) belonging to a past time—when for hunting purposes all land was held in common. ... In those times private property was theft. Obviously the man who attempted to retain for himself land or goods, or who fenced off a portion of the common ground and—like the modern landlord—would allow no one to till it who did not pay him a tax—was a criminal of the deepest dye. Nevertheless the criminals pushed their way to the front, and have become the respectables of modern society.
** Edward Carpenter, “Defence of criminals: A criticism of morality”

## See also

* Enclosure
* Wall

## External links

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# Andrew Sinclair

Andrew Annandale Sinclair FRSL FRSA (21 January 1935 – 30 May 2019) was a British novelist, historian, biographer, critic, filmmaker, and a publisher of classic and modern film scripts.

## Quotes

* In the five centuries since Columbus discovered the New World, savagery has been part of American life. There has been the violence of conquest and resistance, the violence of racial difference, the violence of civil war, the violence of bandits and gangsters, the violence of lynch law, all set against the violence of the wilderness and the city.
** In The Sunday Times (1967); reported in James Hepburn, Farewell America (1968), p. 20

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Andrew Sinclair on Wikipedia
# Samantha Vice

Samantha Wynne Vice (born 12 March 1973) is a South African philosopher who is distinguished professor of philosophy at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits). Her areas of specialisation are ethics and social philosophy, and she is especially well known for her work on the existential and moral philosophy of race. Is there still a role for white academics in South Africa?

## Quotes

* Many white South Africans, including myself, are committed to contributing to South Africa. This is our home and at the same time we experience the tension of feeling we benefited from a long history of injustice and we wonder whether there is a place and role here for us now.
* The whole question makes me feel deeply uncomfortable and I have been trying to work through this, in both a personal and academic context, for many years.”
* At the same time there is no question that Philosophy Departments should be teaching African Philosophy and Non-Western Philosophy.
** Is there still a role for white academics in South Africa?
* Part of eradicating racism would be to eradicate the forced identification of oneself as a particular public and political products.
* How Do I Live in This Strange Place?
* It is appropriate for white South Africans to feel shame because of their association with the brutality, oppression and dispossession that were part of the apartheid past, particularly when it is likely that they have benefited from it.
* I am ashamed of my brother for beating his wife.
* I have been characterised as a self-hating attention-seeker and directed to commit suicide.
# Automation

Automation is the use of control systems such as computers to operate industrial machinery and perform processes, replacing human operators. In the scope of industrialization, it is a step beyond mechanization. Whereas mechanization provides human operators with machinery to assist them with the physical requirements of work, automation greatly reduces the need for human sensory and mental requirements as well.

## Quotes

* Anything that can be automatically done for you can be automatically done to you.
** Wyland's Law of Automation
** Quoted by Pournelle, Jerry (December 18, 2000). "Mail 132". Chaos Manor Musings. Retrieved on 2007-01-26.
* Besides black art, there is nothing left in the United States but automation and mechanization.
** Federico García Lorca, Poet in New York
* As the bourgeoisie, by means of its capital, completely monopolizes all new inventions, every new machine, instead of shortening the hours of labor and enhancing the prosperity and happiness of all, causes, on the contrary, dismissal from employment for some, reduction of wages for others and an increased and intensified state of misery for the entire proletariat.
** Johann Most, The Beast of Property (1884)
* Where you have machines, then you get certain kinds of problems; where you get certain kinds of problems, then you find a heart warped by these problems. Where you get a heart warped, its purity and simplicity are disturbed. When purity and simplicity are disturbed, then the spirit is alarmed and an alarmed spirit is no place for the Tao to dwell. It isn't that I don't know of these machines, but I would be ashamed to use one.
** Zhuangzi, The Book of Chuang Tzu, as translated by M. Palmer, et. al. (Penguin: 1996), p. 99
* If every instrument could accomplish its own work, obeying or anticipating the will of others, [...]; if, in like manner, the shuttle would weave and the plectrum touch the lyre without a hand to guide them, chief workmen would not want servants, nor masters slaves.
** Aristotle, Politics, Book I, part 4 (1920 translation by Benjamin Jowett)
** Popularly simplified to "when the looms spin by themselves, we'll have no need for slaves".

## See also

* Machine
* Mechanization
# Cecily Sash

Cecily Sash (1924/1925 – 2019) was a South African artist, designer, and teacher. She taught design at the University of the Witwatersrand for more than 20 years.

## Quotes

* While we endeavour to assist our Clients as much as possible, we require artwork(s) to be delivered and/or collected from our premises by the Client.
* The cost for this will be for the Client’s account, with an additional Handling Fee of 15% charged on top of the Service Provider’s invoice.
* What we must be careful of is not to be afraid of our borrowings. I think myself that there is a sort of over-anxious desire for national art in this country.
* concurrently victims and aggressors, their weapons are their vicious claws and beaks, but their wings have been replaced by brightly coloured targets
* The target was on the bird originally as a decorative device which derived from my tapestry designs in 1973.
# Margaret Hamilton

Margaret Elaine Hamilton (née Heafield; born August 17, 1936) is an American computer scientist, and was director of the Software Engineering Division of the MIT Instruction Laboratory, which developed on-board flight software for NASA's Apollo program. Hamilton coined the term "software engineering".

## Quotes

* In the early days of this project, software was treated like an adopted child and not taken as seriously as other engineering disciplines, such as hardware engineering, and was thought of as art and magic, not science. I have always believed that art and science were involved in its creation, but at the time most people thought otherwise. Knowing this, I fought to legitimize software so that both software engineering and those who built it would receive the respect they deserved, so I began using the term “software engineering” to differentiate it from hardware and other forms of engineering. When I first started using these words, they were considered funny. It was a running joke for a long time. They liked to make fun of my radical ideas. Software eventually earned the same respect as any other discipline.
   * Translated from "Margaret Hamilton, la pionera de la programación que llevó el Apolo a la Luna (Margaret Hamilton, the programming pioneer who took Apollo to the Moon)". Interview by Jaime Rubio Hancock, published online at: Verne – El País, December 25, 2014.
# Rose Mbowa

Rose Mbowa (18 January 1943 – 11 February 1999) was a Ugandan writer, actress, academic and feminist. She was a Professor of Theatre Arts and Drama at Makerere University, the oldest and largest public university in Uganda.

## Quotes

* One thing I learnt, I've never listened to people. It made me realise I'm a bad listener, it has tended to help me check on that. And as a facilitator it is important that my listening becomes very, very powerful. It helped me enormously to improve relationships between me and my son. We listen to each other a lot now.
** https://steppingstonestorights.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/SS_MBowa_YoungWomen_Uganda_1997.pdf
* Of Course, also, we were surprised that those young people were there, but they had grouped themselves and they wanted to stay and of course our immediate reaction was 'these are too young' but their parents also said they wanted them to be involved. Now a number of them were orphans,who were being assisted by some of their relatives. Some, maybe one or two, had their parents, but the older people felt that these girls should be involved, because they know most of the facts from their health education program which is in their school curriculum. In their primary health education they meet with these things. So their involvement in this workshop would not only address some of their immediate problems, but also the future. They found it very useful.
** https://steppingstonestorights.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/SS_MBowa_YoungWomen_Uganda_1997.pdf
* Those of the 14-16 year olds seem to have all been sexually abused, not that they have boyfriends, but they have been abused by men in society, in their community.
** https://steppingstonestorights.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/SS_MBowa_YoungWomen_Uganda_1997.pdf
* What the boys are saying, is that any boy seeing a beautiful girl would be excited, would be attracted to that girl, but the mini-skirt exposes so much of them that they find that they want to see more of the girls! That was their request. But then the community said of course, that there is freedom, freedom of what people can do: but that the young girls should know, they should not jump on any fashion that comes, they should know the risks they are taking in putting on things like that.
** https://steppingstonestorights.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/SS_MBowa_YoungWomen_Uganda_1997.pdf
* The older men's request was for the women to be faithful. This is an urban situation, and one of the problems we found out about early on in Entebbe, was that the man would come back and go to the beer place and drink. The woman, of course, being neglected at home would walk out and go to another place to drink and the children would be left alone. One of the women’ dramas showed that: one of the boys became a drug addict, the girl got pregnant and the parents had to resolve all the problems by getting back together.
** https://steppingstonestorights.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/SS_MBowa_YoungWomen_Uganda_1997.pdf
# Lucinda Backwell

Lucinda Backwell (born 1966) is an archaeologist and a member of the Academy of Science of South Africa. She obtained her MSc in palaeoanthropology (cum laude) from the University of the Witwatersrand Medical School in 2000. Her PhD in palaeoanthropology was awarded in 2004, making her the first South African woman to be awarded a PhD in palaeoanthropology at a local institution.

## Quotes

* According to this discovery, the oldest bows and bone arrows are now dated to just over 60 000 years old,”
* These sites provide clues to the behaviour of early humans. The people who lived here were of the Homo sapiens species and there are signs that they lived as hunters as opposed to scavengers, as may have been the case with other human species such as Homo erectus and Homo ergaster.
* The structure of the human body, with its rotating hips and shoulders, enabled humans to use the throwing skill to great effect. It was only a matter of time before the early hurled objects began to take on the shapes of darts and arrows, followed at a later stage by the manufacture of arrowheads made from bone
# Cathy Jones

Catherine Frederica "Cathy" Jones (born April 6, 1955) is a Canadian actress, comedian and writer. She is known for her work for 28 years on the Canadian television series This Hour Has 22 Minutes. Jones left the show in 2021.

## Quotes

* I’ve always been a rebel, which means I question the hell out of things and yelling at me doesn’t do any good.
** (Jan. 2017)
# Claire Palley

Claire Dorothea Taylor Palley (born 17 February 1931) is a South African academic and lawyer who specialises in constitutional and human rights law. She was the first woman to hold a Chair in Law at a United Kingdom university when she was appointed at Queen's University Belfast in 1970.

## Quotes

* The objection that one cannot legislate to change "the hearts and minds of men" is a red herring, when the law seeks to hit at actions not at attitudes.
* Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression, that human rights should be protected by the rule of law.
* We are not satisfied that complaints against the security forces are always investigated with the vigour which they deserve if public confidence in the general conduct of the security forces is to be maintained.
* I was soon to learn that Manchester was unusual in its favourable gender balance in 1968.
* In my year at Manchester about 10% of the class were women. Many had been discouraged from applying to do law.