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# Tilda Moyo

Tilda Moyo-Karizamimba (born 1 May 1966) is a Zimbabwean radio personality who is known for tackling sensitive social issues. She is married to Karizamimba. She presents the Tilda Show, the Sunday Secrets and Confessions and the Couple`s hour. Tilda started her broadcasting carrier with Zimbabwe Broadcasting Cooperation (ZBC) Radio Zimbabwe. She joined Star FM after leaving ZBC in 2013.https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tilda_Moyo.

## Quotes

* I am pushed by love for people, it is sad to meet people who cannot assist themselves and each day I feel happy when I help someone, but it is not easy, I get threats from various people when I am tackling issues, but I am not shaken. I believe God is there to look after me and at the end of the day I emerge victorious.
* It's funny because I do not have any awards, each time I feel I am not ready, even today I feel I haven't reached where I feel I deserve an award.
* To the youths, I say life is changing everyday, thing come and go but always be yourself and stay focused on your dreams.
* To the young journalists, I say be original, know your job, be ethical and know that once you are famous, your life is a book, open to everyone to read. Such when you make a silly mistake, the papers will sell like hot cakes because you are a celebrity.
** https://www.chronicle.co.zw/celebrated-female-broadcaster "Celebrated female broadcaster"], Chronicle (January 25, 2014)

## Quotes About Her

* She made a name for herself at Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC)'s Radio Zimbabwe where she hosted a no-holds barred Sunday morning talk show which touched on various social issues. Some of the controversial issues that the programme has dealt with include those of satanists, child prostitutes, victims of rape and business people who use juju to enrich themselves. It was a phone-in programme and many a times perpetrators and victims called in airing their views and experiences making it worthwhile for the audiences to tune in.
** https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tilda_Moyo
# Tilda Swinton

Katherine Matilda Swinton (born 5 November 1960) is a Scottish actress.

## Quotes

* What children, in fact all of us at any age, find frightening is unreliability and emotional coldness. The idea that you can't affect someone, that you can't see where they're coming from and can change tact at any moment.
** Tilda Swinton, The White Witch of Narnia Speaks! (December 9, 2005)
* There's this myth in drama, which I think comes from theatre, and I think it comes from writers, who are too articulate for their own good, that everyone is sincere and able to communicate their ideas exactly at the moment that they are having their ideas. And it's not the way it is. And you can explore that in cinema. I tend to make friends with film-makers who are interested in inarticulacy.
** 'I pick directors, not parts' (21 September 2007)
* A practical observation that I’ve made over the years with ancient beloved people in my life—real spiritual youth is gained latterly.
** Interview: Tilda Swinton (March 28, 2014)
* This is what happens: People quote back at you things that you said a very long time ago in some joking conversation with somebody, and they wrote it down and somebody else reads it back to you 10 years later.
** Tilda Swinton And Her ‘Pagan Hippie’ Daughter Made A Movie Together (May 19, 2019)
# Super-Rabbit

Super-Rabbit is a 1943 Warner Bros. cartoon starring Bugs Bunny who is parodying the popular comic book character Superman. Super-Rabbit was the 16th Bugs Bunny entry, and the 47th directed by Chuck Jones.

## Bugs Bunny

* Time out whilst I think up some more deviltry.
* This looks like a job for a real superman! [enters a phone booth and comes out as a Marine] From the halls of Montezu-huma to the shores of Tripoli! Sorry, boys. I can't play with youse no more. I gots important woik to do.

## Dialogue

    Bugs Bunny: Eh, what are you shootin' at, doc?
    Cottontail Smith: Rabbits. I hate rabbits. If there's anything I hate more than a rabbit, it's two rabbits.

## Voice cast

* Mel Blanc as Bugs Bunny / Cottontail Smith / Narrator / Horse / Texas Rabbit / Observer (uncredited)
* Tedd Pierce as Observer (uncredited)
* Kent Rogers as Professor Canafrazz (uncredited)
# Sunungurai Dominica Chingarande

Sungurai Dominica Chingarande (born in 1975 in Gokwe, Zimbabwe) is the current Vice Chancellor of Women`s University in Africa after succeeding the co-founder and vice Chancellor Professor Hope Sadza in April 2021. She has served as chairperson of the Department at the University of Zimbabwe and vice chairperson of the Research Board at the University of Zimbabwe.

## Quotes

* As a university we believe we managed to impart the necessary values, knowledge and skills that transformed these students into total and complete beings that are able to bring solutions to the challenges facing today’s world.
** "Ezekiel Guti University holds inaugural graduation ceremony", Nehanda Radio (January 1, 2017)
* We are celebrating our graduation on the International Women’s Day, a day the world is called to act to address gender imbalances.
** "178 graduate at Zegu", Nehanda Radio (March 4, 2019)

## Quotes about her

* The University is delighted to have a representative in Professor Chingarande as she prepares to lead the institution to the very best of its development.
** "Sunungurai Dominica Chingarande walking the talk", The Standard (May 2, 2021)
# Yasuji Okamura

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Yasuji Okamura (Chinese: 岡村 寧次; 15 May 1884 – 2 September 1966) was a general of the Imperial Japanese Army, war criminal, and commander-in-chief of the China Expeditionary Army from November 1944 to the end of World War II.

## Quotes

* Yasuji Okamura, commander of the Japanese forces in China, had this to say about the Chinese Nationalist Army: "The center of resistance was neither the four hundred million Chinese civilians, nor the two million-strong ragtag army composed of local troops. Instead, it was the Central Army, led by the young officers of the Whampoa Military Academy, with Chiang Kai-shek at its nucleus. In numerous major battles, the Central Army not only was the main force engaged in combat, but also oversaw the local troops who were increasingly losing the will to fight. The Central Army kept the local troops from wavering. As seen, training by Whampoa was thorough, and it was impossible to resolve the China Incident peacefully with the existence of such an army.
** Source:《大本营陆军部.上》519页
** Translated from Chinese text: 侵华日军司令官冈村宁次在1939年对国军抗日的评论，他说："看来敌军抗日力量的中心不在于四亿中国民众，也不是以各类杂牌军混合而成的二百万军队，乃是以蒋介石为核心、以黄埔军校青年军官阶层为主体的中央军。在历次会战中，它不仅是主要的战斗原动力，同时还严厉监督着逐渐丧失战斗力意志而徘徊犹豫的地方杂牌军，使之不致离去而步调一致，因此不可忽视其威力。黄埔军校教育之彻底，由此可见......有此军队存在，要想和平解决事变，无异是缘木求鱼" （摘自《大本营陆军部.上》519页）。
# Yasmin Belo-Osagie

Yasmin Belo-Osagie is co-founder of She Leads Africa, which she co-founded with Afua Osei.She is the daughter of Nigerian billionaire Hakeem Belo-Osagie and lawyer Myma Belo-Osagie.

## Quotes

* Indeed of all the regions in the world, Africa has the highest rate of female entrepreneurship in the world.
** Yasmin Belo-Osagie's Quotes
* Turn every moment into an opportunity and get out there and hustle.
** /Yasmin Belo-Osagie's Quotes
* No one will fight for your success if you don’t.
** Yasmin Belo-Osagie's Quotes
* U constant hustle with problems coming at every opportunity but that’s what being an entrepreneur is about.
** Yasmin Belo-Osagie's Quotes
* You’re creating something that doesn’t exist; that often times the world often doesn’t think is needed.
** Yasmin Belo-Osagie's Quotes
* You need to fight for relevance every day.
** Yasmin Belo-Osagie's Quotes
# Yasmin Alibhai-Brown

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown FRSL (née Damji; born 10 December 1949) is a British journalist and author. A columnist for the i newspaper and the Evening Standard and formerly for The Independent, she is a commentator on immigration, diversity, and multiculturalism issues.
She is a founding member of British Muslims for Secular Democracy. She is also a patron of the SI Leeds Literary Prize.

## Quotes

* Eighty per cent of our newspapers are anti-PC. There is no area that is not up for discussion. I do not believe that people go around on their tiptoes afraid to offend women or ethnic minorities. But we have become worse at the exchange of ideas. We are not good any more at having really honest debates without upsetting people. We have become very good at abusive, hysterical exchanges and less good at intelligent debate. We do need to develop a healthy trade in ideas.
** "PC: it's more than a matter of manners", The Independent (8 January 2006)
* Millions of people in the world – including in Hong Kong, Afghanistan, Uganda, Thailand, Egypt and Syria – are prepared to die for the vote and this dabbler is contemptuous of that right. Incidentally, Isis and al-Qaeda share that contempt. As for revolutions – has Brand ever experienced one?
** "Russell Brand might seem like a sexy revolutionary worth getting behind, but he will only fail his fans", The Independent (19 October 2014)
** The book by Russell Brand, Revolution, was newly published.
# Yasser Harrak

Yasser Harrak is a Canadian writer, commentator and human rights activist. He is the author of two books:"The Predicators" and "Shiaphobia and the Iranianization of Shiism", both published in Arabic.

## Quotes

* Revolution without evolution is just a waste of lives.
** Yasser Harrak. ND. On the Arab Spring. Oximity News (former Oximity News was acquired by Scribd). https://www.oximity.com/user/Yasser-Harrak-1
* You cannot denounce violence in the present and encourage it in the past by glorifying violent historical figures.
** Yasser Harrak. 2015. "Understanding Why ISIS Burns People Alive". Youtube. Accessed December 24, 2015. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTc2KwANKX0
* It is an irony to see in some Muslim societies someone who curses God, in his daily slang when angry, go out and protest against the Danish cartoons about the Prophet.
** Yasser Harrak. 2010. "Origins of Insluting Islam in the Sunna and in Muslim societies". Annabaa Information Network. Accessed January 20, 2010. http://annabaa.org/nbanews/2010/05/243.htm
* Having liberated the key to a liberatory interpretation and contextualization of the Qur'an, the issue of patriarchal and misogynic interpretations of the Qur'an becomes a societal issue rather than an issue of the religion.
** Yasser Harrak. 2016. "The Patriarchal Characterization Of Islam". UnpublishedOttawa. Accessed June 23,2016. http://unpublishedottawa.com/letter/78752/patriarchal-characterization-islam
* We can imagine the Palestinian identity as a person born in a village prior to the introduction of modern administration; a person whose village was divided between other villages, and whose date of birth is unknown. A person that started struggling to prove she exists in the 1960s and suffers today from a weakened structure and an uncertain future.
** Yasser Harrak. 2018. Palestinian Identity The Construction Of Modern National Consciousness (Book Review). Research Gate. Accessed January 23, 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322274860_Yasser_Harrak_-Palestinian_Identity_The_Construction_Of_Modern_National_Consciousness_Book_Review
# Yasser Elshantaf

Yasser Elshantaf (Arabic: ياسر الشنتف; born 20 January 1983) is a German entrepreneur of Palestinian origin.

## Quotes

* The Palestinian private sector not looking for donation, it’s looking for real business partners.
** In a speech given on 25 June 2009 , at the 12th German-Arab Business Forum in Berlin.
* Documentary film AlGhad TV:
** Creativity is the power of failure, the inventive is the one who has the capability to turn failure to success.
* Seminars and articles:
** One of the meanings of democracy is the criticism of political parties, not the homeland ... the homeland for all, and the parties for power.
** The occupation and destruction of peoples is paved with a political strategy, developed by a culture of society, and embodied by doctrines, systems and economic theories.
** Political backwardness is a mental activity that works outside the logic of rationality. It turns the national thought into my party and the authority of the institution to the institution of power.
** Think outside the box you are accused and crazy in the best case !

## External links

* Yasser Elshantaf, Diaspora documentary Alghad TV, 07 April 2018
# The Haunted Palace

The Haunted Palace is a 1963 American film about a man who arrives at a small village to visit the house he inherited from his ancestor who died there 100 years ago.
    Directed by Roger Corman. Written by Charles Beaumont, based on The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, a novella by H. P. Lovecraft.

## Dialogue

    Edgar Weeden: Have you anything to say, warlock?
    Charles Dexter Ward: Only this... As surely as the village of Arkham has risen up against me, so shall I rise from the dead... against the village of Arkham. Each one of you! Ezra Weeden, Micah Smith, Benjamin West, Priam Willet, Gideon Leach, all of you and your children and your children's children shall have just cause to regret the actions of this night. For from this night onward, you shall bear my curse.
    Edgar Weeden: Burn the devil... Burn him!
    Ann Ward: Charles? You ready? [comes outside to join him on the balcony]
    Charles Dexter Ward: I've decided to stay.
    Ann Ward: What?
    Charles Dexter Ward: Just long enough to fix the place up. With a little work it could bring a good price. Don't you think?
    Ann Ward: I should imagine. I don't know.
    Charles Dexter Ward: I estimate two weeks, perhaps three. To get things started, anyway. Do you mind, Ann?
    Ann Ward: No, not exactly. But I can't say it pleases me.
    Charles Dexter Ward: Well, then you go home!
    Ann Ward: Charles!
    Charles Dexter Ward: I'm sorry Ann. It's just that I... well, I... I can't leave now until I find out... some things.
    Simon Orne: Joseph, have you not gorged yourself enough on revenge?
    Charles Dexter Ward: You do not know the extent of my appetite, Simon. I'll not have my fill of revenge until this village is a graveyard. Until they have felt, as I did, the kiss of fire on their soft bare flesh. All of them. Have patience my friends. Surely, after all these years, I'm entitled to a few small amusements.

## Cast

* Vincent Price — Joseph Curwen/Charles Dexter Ward
* Debra Paget — Anne Ward
* Cathie Merchant — Hester Tillinghast
* Frank Maxwell — Dr. Marinus Willet/Priam Willet
* Lon Chaney Jr. — Simon Orne
* Milton Parsons — Jabez Hutchinson
* Elisha Cook, Jr. — Peter Smith/Micah Smith
* John Dierkes — Jacob West/Benjamin West
* Leo Gordon — Edgar Weeden/Ezra Weeden
* Barboura Morris — Weeden's wife

## Taglines

* A warlock's home is his castle...Forever!
* What was the terrifying thing in the PIT that wanted women?

## External links

* The Haunted Palace quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Haunted Strangler

The Haunted Strangler is a 1958 film about a researcher investigating a notorious serial killer hanged twenty years earlier who seemingly becomes possessed by the long dead strangler.
    Directed by Robert Day. Written by John Croydon and Jan Read, based on Read's short story "Stranglehold."

## James Rankin

* You mean he killed while in some sort of trance?
* I'm sorry, Barbara, but a man must do the work in which he believes!

## Dialogue

    Supt. Burk: I don't know why you social reformers always want to play detective to prove your theories.
    James Rankin: Because you detectives always leave such gaps in your investigations.
    Supt. Burk: I've been back over the records, and given you at least a dozen cases -- why on Earth choose this one?
    James Rankin: It's the one clear case that'll prove my point! If Styles had had the money to buy an adequate defense, he never would have hanged.
    Barbara Rankin: How much longer are are these investigations going on?
    James Rankin: Oh, I'm afraid the end isn't quite in sight, Barbara.
    Barbara Rankin: But it's all past. That man was dead and buried 20 years ago. Let him rest.
    James Rankin: I know I can't bring Styles back from the dead, but one could force a change in the legal system so that a poor man would have a lawyer to defend him. Styles was a typical case, and there'll be plenty of others...

## Taglines

* Their wild beauty marked them for death by . . . The Haunted Strangler
* Karloff-KING OF MONSTERS-In His New Picture of 1,000 Horrors!
* KING OF THE MONSTERS! KARLOFF IN HIS NEW HORROR HIT!

## Cast

* Boris Karloff — James Rankin
* Jean Kent — Cora Seth
* Elizabeth Allan — Barbara Rankin
* Anthony Dawson — Superintendent Burk
* Vera Day — Pearl
* Tim Turner — Dr. Kenneth McColl
* Diane Aubrey — Lily Rankin
* Max Brimmell — Newgate Prison Turnkey
* Leslie Perrins — Newgate Prison Governor
* Jessica Cairns — Asylum Maid
* Dorothy Gordon — Hannah
* Desmond Roberts — Dr. Johnson
* Michael Atkinson — Edward Style
* Peggy Anne Clifford — Kate

## External links

* The Haunted Strangler quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Giant Gila Monster

The Giant Gila Monster is a 1959 film about a giant lizard, which terrorizes a rural Texas community with a heroic teenager attempting to destroy the creature.
    Directed by Ray Kellogg. Written by Jay Simms.

## Dialogue

    Mr. Wheeler: I guess with Compton gone, that puts Chase out of a job.
    Sheriff Jeff: That's right.
    Mr. Wheeler: Make it a point to send him around to see me in the morning.
    Sheriff Jeff: I'll *bring* him around in the morning!
    Mr. Wheeler: Let me ask you something else. Have you heard the reports about a "giant lizard"?
    Sheriff Jeff: (Nods yes)
    Mr. Wheeler: Do you believe 'em?
    Sheriff Jeff: (Nods no) I don't know Mr. Wheeler. It doesn't seem possible
    Mr. Wheeler: Well, why not? There've been giants before!
    Sheriff Jeff: That's true. But how could anything that big go unnoticed in this area?
    Chase Winstead: Where's Pat and Liz?
    Bob: Maybe their car broke down?
    Chase Winstead: Hey! I worked on that car myself!
    Bob: That wouldn't make any difference if he goofed the speed shift or something!
    Chase Winstead: And that squirrel is just the one that could do it!
    Sheriff Jeff: *What* did you hit him with?
    Chase Winstead: My brand new, 100% completed hot rod.
    Sheriff Jeff: You'd have had to start in the next county to get up enough momentum to do that to him.
    Chase Winstead: Not with 4 quarts of nitro glycerin riding with me.
    Mr. Wheeler: You drove across that rough field carrying nitro?
    Chase Winstead: Yes sir!
    Sheriff Jeff: Do you realize what could have happened?
    Chase Winstead: It did. I lost my car!
    Sheriff Jeff: Don't worry about that, the railroad will be *glad* to buy you a new one.

## Cast

* Don Sullivan as Chase Winstead
* Fred Graham — Sheriff Jeff
* Lisa Simone as Lisa
* Shug Fisher — Old Man Harris
* Bob Thompson — Mr. Wheeler

## External links

* The Giant Gila Monster quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (Toki o kakeru shôjo) is a 2006 film about a girl who accidentally gains the ability to leap backwards in time (by physically leaping forward).
    Directed by Mamoru Hosoda. Written by Sakoto Okudera.

## Makoto Konno

* "When I'm not lucky, I'm really not, but I usually am, so it balances out."

## Chiaki Mamiya

* "I’m not meant to let people who live in the past know about time leaps, I broke that rule. That’s why I won’t be able to see you again."
* "There was a painting I desperately wanted to see. No matter how far away it was or what sort of place it was in. No matter how dangerous. I wanted to see it. Unfortunately in my time the painting had already been destroyed and before these times its whereabouts were unknown. The only place where there was an accurate record of it was in this present era, in this place. It was here, in this season. All I needed was to see it. I was going to remember it for the rest of my life."

## Kazuko Yoshiyama

* "Sometimes all it takes to fall in love is the guts to try."

## Unknown

* "You don’t get to choose when or who you meet. However, you do get to choose who you hold on to."

## Taglines

* There is a future that we can't wait for.
* Leap into the adventure of a lifetime!
* Time waits for no one!

## Cast

* Riisa Naka — Makoto Konno
* Takuya Ishida — Chiaki Mamiya
* Mitsutaka Itakura — Kousuke Tsuda
* Sachie Hara - Kazuko Yoshiyama

## External links

* Toki o kakeru shôjo quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Girl Who Leapt Through Time at Rotten Tomatoes
* Anime News Network
# The Giant Claw

The Giant Claw is a 1957 film in which global panic ensues when it is revealed that a mysterious UFO is actually a monstrous giant bird that flies at supersonic speed and has no regard for life or architecture. It is considered one of the worst films ever made.
    Directed by Fred F. Sears. Written by Paul Gangelin and Samuel Newman.

## Narrator

* Once the world was big, and no man in his lifetime could circle it. But through the centuries, science has made man's lifetime bigger and the world smaller. Now the farthest corner of the Earth is as close as a pushbutton, and time has lost all meaning as manmade devices speed many, many times faster than sound itself. Here, near the top of the world, free men struggle with the elements to create some measure of defense to protect that selfsame freedom.
* Up to now, only one man had seen the bird and lived. Among those who knew of it, its existence was a closely guarded secret. But even as arrangements were made for an emergency meeting of the President, the Cabinet, the National Defense Board and the Joint Chiefs of Staff - even then, the bird revealed itself to the world at large, and complacency quickly turned to panic! Panic, terror and horror! No corner of the earth was spared the terror of looking up into God's blue sky and seeing not peace and security, but the feathered nightmare on wings.

## Mitch MacAfee

* [to Sally] You keep your shirt on and I'll go get my pants on.
* Now, I don't don't care if that bird came from outer space or Upper Saddle River, New Jersey; it's still made of flesh and blood - of some sort - and vulnerable to bullets and bombs.

## Maj. Bergen

* By the time I get through with you, Mr. Electronics Engineer, you'll be lucky if they let you test batteries for flashlights.

## Dialogue

    Gen. Van Buskirk: Three men reported they saw something. Two of them are now dead.
    Mitch MacAfee: That makes me Chief Cook and Bottle Washer in a one-man Bird Watcher's Society!
    Sally Caldwell: Well, flying battleships, pink elephants, same difference.
    Mitch MacAfee: I said it looked like a battleship, not that it was a battleship.
    Sally Caldwell: Will it work, Mitch?
    Mitch MacAfee: I don't know. I honestly haven't the faintest, foggiest idea. It's one of those cockeyed concepts that you pull down out of Cloud Eight somewhere in sheer desperation.

## Cast

* Jeff Morrow - Mitchell 'Mitch' MacAfee
* Mara Corday - Sally Caldwell
* Morris Ankrum - Lt. Gen. Edward Considine
* Louis Merrill - Pierre Broussard
* Edgar Barrier - Dr. Karol Noymann
* Robert Shayne - Gen. Van Buskirk
* Clark Howat - Maj. Bergen

## External links

* The Giant Claw quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Giant Claw at Rotten Tomatoes
# Tol'able David

Tol'able David is a 1921 silent film.
    Directed by Henry King. Written by Henry King and Edmund Goulding. Based on the short story by Joseph Hergesheimer.

## David Kinemon

* Ma's right. I'm only tol'able... just tol'able.

## Cast

* Richard Barthelmess — David Kinemon
* Gladys Hulette — Esther Hatburn
* Walter P. Lewis — Iscah Hatburn
* Ernest Torrence — Luke Hatburn
* Ralph Yearsley — Saul "Little Buzzard" Hatburn
* Forrest Robinson — Grandpa Hatburn

## External links

* Tol'able David quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Tol'able David at Rotten Tomatoes