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# Louise Imogen Guiney

Louise Imogen Guiney (January 7, 1861 – November 2, 1920) was an American poet, born in Roxbury, Massachusetts.

## Quotes

* North from the beautiful islands, North from the headlands and highlands, The long sea-wall, The white ships flee with the swallow; The day-beams follow and follow, Glitter and fall.
** Gloucester Harbor
* Now that the wind is tamed and broken, And day gleams over the lea, Row, row, for the one you love Was out on the raging sea: Row, row, row, Sturdy and brave o’er the treacherous wave, Hope like a beacon before, Row, sailor, row Out to the sea from the shore!
** After the Storm
* Over the ships that are anchored, Over the fleets that part, Over the cities dark by the shore, High as a dream thou art!
** The Sea-Gull
# Alexander Chee

Alexander Chee (born August 21, 1967) is an American fiction writer, poet, journalist and reviewer.

## Quotes

* I did something with my first novel that I think a lot of debut novelists do, which is they act as if it was a freak accident that they wrote it. They sort of disown it or whatever. When they’re like, well, you know, I don’t really know I did that, even though they worked for years to get the book done, get the book out. All of that. They don’t claim the victory. It somehow feels obnoxious to them or that they’re being a dick, or whatever sort of class background they come from doesn’t allow them to have that celebration or who knows…
** On what typically occurs to debut novelists in “Finding Your Corner of the Clock: An Interview with Alexander Chee” in Columbia Journal (2018 Aug 8)
* I think fiction is the thing you invent to fit the shape of what you learned and nonfiction is the thing you invent to fit the shape of what you found or maybe even what you can’t run away from…
** On the differences between fiction and nonfiction in “Which Story Will You Tell? A Q&A With Alexander Chee” in Poets & Writers (2018 Apr 17)
* There’s some way of thinking about how the body can be articulate that translates into how you tell stories on the page. I don’t know if it goes the other way. I’d love it if it did. The body is the instrument for the essayist in particular. It’s the instrument by which the events are recorded; it’s the instrument on which the events are replayed. It’s a very complicated, interdimensional relationship we have with our bodies when we’re nonfiction writers.
** On how being in tuned with the body can inform the writing processin “Which Story Will You Tell? A Q&A With Alexander Chee” in Poets & Writers (2018 Apr 17)
* There is a difference. I will write an essay without quite knowing where it’s going to go. But also with an essay, I’m kind of communicating with who I used to be or really searching for that person. There’s different tricks that I come to to help with remembering some of those things. Sometimes I look at my old writing to see what I was trying to do and what can be recuperated. But I also look at my book. My books are ways of remembering my life as well. The book is a memory of a particular time when I bought or read it. I think it’s why it’s so hard for people to combine libraries when they get together with someone. It’s like, your personal library becomes this unconscious portrait of your intellectual history.
** On how essay writing differs from his other forms of writing in “THE TIME FOR QUEER LIT IS NOW: A CONVERSATION WITH ALEXANDER CHEE” in Interview (2018 Apr 24)
# Albert Gorton Greene

Albert Gorton Greene (10 February 1802 – 3 January 1868) was an American judge and poet.

## Quotes

* Old Grimes is dead, that good old man We never shall see more; He used to wear a long black coat All buttoned down before.
** Old Grimes, reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919). Compare: Compare: "John Lee is dead, that good old man,— / We ne'er shall see him more; / He used to wear an old drab coat / All buttoned down before", Inscription in Matherne Churchyard, To the memory of John Lee, who died May 21, 1823; "Old Abram Brown is dead and gone,— / You'll never see him more; / He used to wear a long brown coat / That buttoned down before", James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Nursery Rhymes of England, p. 60.
* Fill every beaker up, my men, pour forth the cheering wine: There’s life and strength in every drop,—thanksgiving to the vine!
** The Baron's last Banquet, reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
# Sarah Helen Whitman

Sarah Helen Power Whitman (January 19, 1803 – June 27, 1878) was a poet, essayist, transcendentalist, Spiritualist and a romantic interest of Edgar Allan Poe.

## Quotes

    Poems (Boston: Houghton, Osgood and Company, 1879)
* When summer gathers up her robes of glory, And, like a dream of beauty, glides away.
** "A Still Day in Autumn", line 3, p. 3.
* Warm lights are on the sleepy uplands waning Beneath dark clouds along the horizon rolled, Till the slant sunbeams, through the fringes raining, Bathe all the hills in melancholy gold.
** "A Still Day in Autumn, line 13, p. 4.
* Beside the brook and on the umbered meadow, Where yellow fern-tufts fleck the faded ground, With folded lids beneath their palmy shadow, The gentian nods, in dewy slumbers bound.
** "A Still Day in Autumn", line 21, p. 4.
* Enchantress of the stormy seas, Priestess of Night's high mysteries!
** "Moonrise in May", line 45, p. 11.
* The shy little may-flower weaves her nest; But the south wind blows o'er the fragrant loam, And betrays the path to her woodland home.
** "Wood-Walks in Spring", line 26, p. 16.
* The summer skies are darkly blue, The days are still and bright, And Evening trails her robes of gold Through the dim halls of Night.
** "Summer's Call to the Little Orphan", line 1, p. 38.
** Compare: "I heard the trailing garments of the Night / Sweep through her marble halls", Longfellow.
* And still the aster greets us, as we pass, With her faint smile,—among the withered grass.
** "A Day of the Indian Summer", line 35, p. 54.
* Again the fair azalea bows Beneath her snowy crest.
** "She Blooms No More", line 5, p. 67.
* Raven from the dim dominions On the Night's Plutonian shore, Oft I hear thy dusky pinions Wave and flutter round my door— See the shadow of thy pinions Float along the moonlit floor.
** "The Raven", line 1, p. 72. (written as a counterpart to Poe's poem by the same name).
* Tell him I lingered alone on the shore, Where we parted, in sorrow, to meet nevermore; The night-wind blew cold on my desolate heart But colder those wild words of doom,—“Ye must part.”
** "Our Island of Dreams", line 1, p. 76.
* Star of resplendent front! Thy glorious eye Shines on me still from out yon clouded sky.
** "Arcturus" (To Edgar Allan Poe, October 1849), line 1, p. 86.
* The sweet imperious mouth, whose haughty valor Defied all portents of impending doom.
** "The Portrait" (Of Poe), line 7, p. 195.

## External links

* Sarah Helen Power Whitman on about.com
* Whitman's letters to and from Poe at the Edgar Allan Poe Society online
# Mary Brave Bird

Mary Brave Bird (born 1953 on the Rosebud Indian Reservation, South Dakota - 14 February 2013), often known by her previous married name, Mary Crow Dog, is a Native American writer and activist.

## Quotes
### Lakota Woman (1990)

* The blacks want what the whites have, which is understandable. They want in. We Indians want out! That is the main difference.
** p. 77
* We did freak out the honkies. We were feared throughout the Dakotas. I could never figure out why this should have been so. We were always the victims. We never maimed or killed. It was we who died or got crippled.
** p. 80
* I could not help noticing the great role women played in Pueblo society. Women owned the houses and actually built them. Children often got their mother's last name, not their father's. Sons joined their mother's clans. It made me a little jealous.
** p. 106
* To me, women's lib was mainly a white, upper-middle class affair of little use to a reservation Indian woman.
** p. 244
# Saturday Night Live/Season 23

Saturday Night Live: Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

### Matthew Perry/Oasis [23.2]

    Alex Trebek (Will Ferrell): Let's see what Mr. Travolta put: "Miso", a type of soup. Very good. And your wager? "Horny". "Miso Horny".
    John Travolta (Darrell Hammond): (laughing) Oh, come on, that's hilarious!
    Alex Trebek: No, it isn't!

### Nathan Lane/Metallica [23.8]

    Norm Macdonald: In January, production will begin on the seventh season of MTV's The Real World. The seven young people appearing in the series will represent different backgrounds, ages, religions and sexual orientations. However, this year, they will share one trait in common—I will hate them.

### Samuel L. Jackson/Ben Folds Five [23.10]

    Colin Quinn: (as the new Weekend Update anchorman) You know how you go to your favorite bar, and your local bartender isn't there? You ask, "Where's Jeff?" "Jeff no longer works here, I'm Steve." And you're thinking, "Hey, who's this idiot? I like Jeff." But you still want your drink? And even though Steve doesn't mix your drink the same way you're used to, like Jeff, you still like the same bar, you don't want to have to go to a different bar. And even Steve might feel kinda bad because Jeff trained him. Jeff showed him how to work the cash register, where the tonic was on the soda gun, who tips, who doesn't. Well...I'm Steve. What can I get you?

### Garth Brooks [23.14]

    Saddam Hussein: Live-time from the New York, it's the Saturday fun hour!

### David Duchovny/Puff Daddy [23.20]

    Alex Trebek: Let's move on to "Current U.S. Presidents", for $400. And the answer is: "He is the current U.S. President. [No one responds, so more clue is revealed] He has white hair, and you've probably seen him in the news. His first name is 'Bill' [No response] Mr. Goldblum, I know for a fact you had dinner with him recently. His last name is Clinton! His name is Bill Clinton, please someone simply say, 'Who is Bill Clinton?'" Someone just say it! Anyone. [Timer sounds] And the show has reached a new low.
    Alex Trebek: Let's see what you put: "2". The number 2!
    Jeff Goldblum (David Duchovny): Aha! Aha! The letter 2, my friend!
    Alex Trebek: No, 2 is a number.
    Jeff Goldblum: I can't read or write.
# Saturday Night Live/Season 25

Saturday Night Live: Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

### Norm Macdonald/Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, & Eminem [25.3]

    Norm Macdonald: You know, when the people here asked me to do the show, I’ve got to say, I felt kind of weird. I don’t know if you remember this, but I used to actually be on this show. I used to do the "Weekend Update" news routine, you remember that? That’s where I did the make-believe news jokes, you know? That was me, right? So then, a year and a half ago, right, I had sort of a disagreement with the management at NBC. I wanted to keep my job. Right? And they felt the exact opposite. So you see, they fired me because they said that I wasn’t funny. Now, with most jobs, I could have had a hell of a lawsuit on my hands for that, but see, this is a comedy show. So, they got me. But, now, this is the weird part, it’s only a year and a half later, and now, they ask me to host the show. So I wondered, I go, "hey, wait a sec. Heeeyyyyy! How did I go in a year and a half from being not funny enough to be even allowed in the building, to being so funny that I’m now hosting the show? How did I suddenly get so goddamn funny?!"
    It was inexplicable to me, because a year and a half, let’s face it, is not enough time for a dude to learn how to be funny. Then it occurred to me: I haven’t gotten funnier, the show has gotten really bad! So, yeah, I’m funny compared to, you know, what you’ll see later. Okay, so let’s recap. The bad news is: I’m still not funny. The good news is: the show blows!
    Alright, folks, we've got a bad show for you tonight!
    Burt Reynolds (Norm Macdonald): Hey, uh, I speak a little French. You're an ass bite. Pardon my French.
    French Stewart (Jimmy Fallon): My name's French!
    Burt Reynolds: Yeah, who gives a damn?
    Burt Reynolds: Hey. Hey, uh, check out the podium. Look at this.
    Alex Trebek: Mr. Reynolds has apparently changed his name to 'Turd Ferguson'.
    Burt Reynolds: Yeah, that's right. Turd Ferguson's a funny name.

### Christopher Walken/Christina Aguilera [25.16]

    Bruce Dickinson: I gotta have more cowbell!
    Bruce Dickinson: Gentlemen, I put my pants on like you: one leg at a time. Except, once my pants are on I make gold records.
    Bruce Dickinson: Guess what? I got a fever! And the only prescription is more cowbell!

### Tobey Maguire/Sisqó [25.17]

    Keanu Reeves (Tobey Maguire): I know kung fu!
    Alex Trebek: For the last time, no you don't.
    Alex Trebek: Let's just go with Foreign Flicks for $800.
    Sean Connery: [buzzing in] Ursula Andress.
    Alex Trebek: What?
    Sean Connery: Ursula Andress, Catherine Deneuve, and Charo, twice.
    Alex Trebek: That's Foreign Flicks, Mr. Connery.
# Saturday Night Live/Season 26

Saturday Night Live: Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

### Rob Lowe/Eminem [26.1]

    Jim Lehrer (Chris Parnell): Well, that brings us to the close of tonight's debate. Each candidate will now give a brief closing statement.
    Al Gore (Darrell Hammond): Jim, may I make two closing statements?
    Jim Lehrer: I'm afraid not. In fact, we are almost out of time, so I will instead ask each candidate to sum up, in a single word, the best argument for his candidacy. Governor Bush?
    George W. Bush (Will Ferrell): Strategery.
    Jim Lehrer: Vice-President Gore.
    Al Gore: Lock-box.

### Jennifer Lopez [26.11]

    Tracy Morgan: Live from New York, it's Jennifer Lopez's booty!

### Conan O'Brien/Don Henley [26.14]

    Tina Fey: According to a report released Tuesday, female inmates in the United States have been victims of sexual misconduct by corrections employees in every state, except Minnesota. So ladies, if you wanna rob a bank, but you don’t want your cooter poked, head to beautiful Minnesota, land of 10,000 lakes.

### Christopher Walken/Weezer [26.20]

    Centaur Doctor: Are we going to ask any questions about my medical background?
    Interviewing Doctor: The rest of the interview will be centaur questions.
    Interviewing Doctor: Is there centaur pornography?
    Centaur Doctor: Yes, there is centaur porn.
    Interviewing Doctor: If I were to watch centaur porn, but with a piece of cardboard covering the horse parts, would I find the female actresses attractive?
    Centaur Doctor: Maybe, but you gotta remember: sooner or later, there's gonna be a horse penis in there.
# Saturday Night Live/Season 27

Saturday Night Live: Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

### Reese Witherspoon/Alicia Keys [27.1]

    Lorne Michaels: Can we be funny?
    Mayor Rudy Giuliani: Why start now?

### Seann William Scott/Sum41 [27.2]

    George W. Bush: (in a message to Osama bin Ladin) If you really wanted to win against me at something, you should have challenged me to a game of Scrabble. Or perhaps a beard-off, for you see, I don't have a beard. And when I do, it comes in all patchy.
    George W. Bush: Don't mess with Texas.

### Winona Ryder/Moby [27.20]

    Tina Fey: The cover story of New York Magazine this week is "Baby Panic". This goes perfectly with the other magazines on my coffee table - "Where Are The Babies?", "Why Haven't You Had A Baby?", and "For God's Sake, Have A Baby!" Thanks, Time Magazine, just what I need - another article so depressing, I can actually hear my ovaries curling up. According to author Sylvia Hewlett, career women shouldn't wait to have babies because our fertility takes a steep drop-off after age 27. And Sylvia's right - I definitely should have had a baby when I was 27, living in Chicago over a biker bar, pulling down a cool $12,000 a year. That would have worked out great. But Sylvia's message is basically that feminism can't change nature - which is true, alright. If feminism could change nature, Ruth Bader Ginsberg would be all oiled up on the cover of Mac - but she's not. Ladies, there's no reason to panic, though. It's out of your control, anyway. Either your cooter works, or it doesn't. My mom had me when she was 40, and this was back in the 70s, when the only fertility aid was Harley's Bristol Creme. So, waiting is just a risk that I'm going to have to take. And I don't think I could do fertility drugs, because, to me, six half-pound translucent babies is not a miracle. It's gross. I'd rather adopt a baby, I don't need a kid that looks like me. I was an ugly kid. I looked like a cross between that chick from the Indigo Girls and.. the other chick from the Indigo Girls. Not a cute kid, alright. Dratch, Poehler, Maya? how do you feel about author Sylvia Hewlett?
    Rachel, Maya, Amy: We hated Sylvia Hewlett!
    Rachel Dratch: Yeah. Sylvia, um, thanks for reminding me that I have to hurry up and have a baby. Uh, me and my four cats will get right on that.
    Amy Poehler: My neighbor has this adorable, cute little Chinese baby that speaks Italian. So, you know, I’ll just buy one of those.
    Maya Rudolph: Yeah, Sylvia, maybe your next book should tell men our age to stop playing Grand Theft Auto III, and holding out for the chick from Alias.
    Rachel and Amy: Yeah.
    Tina Fey: You're not gonna get the chick from Alias!
    Maya Rudolph: Yeah, why don't you just shut up and put a baby in here! [pointing around her crotch]
    Amy Poehler: You guys want to go and, uh, stare at Ana some more?
    Maya Rudolph: Yeah!
    Rachel Dratch: Okay!
# Saturday Night Live/Season 32

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### Hugh Laurie/Beck [32.4]

    Borat Sagdiyev: Alive from New York - home of the Jew - it's Saturday night!

### Julia Louis Dreyfus/Snow Patrol [32.15]

    Oprah (Maya Rudolph): (to Darfur refugee) Let's talk about this, Olessi. Why do you think things are going badly?
    Olessi Oneweeja (Kenan Thompson): Well, as you may or may not know, this region is four years into a brutal conflict which has claimed over 200,000 lives, the UN has refused to classify the conflict as a genocide, and while there is a current ceasefire, I don't think anyone thinks it's permanent.
    Oprah and Rhonda Byrne (Amy Poehler): Very negative thinking, very negative.
    Oprah: Secret!
    Rhonda: Olessi, I know this is hard for you to hear, but your outlook is what's hurting you.
    Olessi: No, I think it's the Janjaweed.
    Rhonda: No, it's you!
    Oprah: Olessi, did you get the copy of The Secret we sent?
    Olessi: Yes.
    Oprah: And? Did you read it?
    Olessi: No.
    Rhonda: Why not?
    Olessi: Because I ate it.
    Oprah: Well, digest every word.

### Shia LaBeouf/Avril Lavigne [32.17]

    Dakota Fanning: When I hear the word 'hotel', it invokes images of Hotel Rwanda about the Rwandan Genocide.
    Dylan Sprouse: Dakota, you're scaring us!
# Saturday Night Live/Season 34

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### Michael Phelps/Lil Wayne [34.1]

    Sarah Palin (Tina Fey): You know, Hillary and I don't agree on everythi...
    Hillary Clinton (Amy Poehler): [cutting in] On anything! I believe that diplomacy should be the cornerstone of any foreign policy.
    Sarah Palin: And I can see Russia from my house!
    Hillary Clinton: I believe that global warming is caused by man.
    Sarah Palin: And I believe it's just God hugging us closer!
    Hillary Clinton: I don't agree with the Bush Doctrine.
    Sarah Palin: [laughs] I don't know what that is!
    Hillary Clinton: But, Sarah, one thing we can agree on is that sexism can never be allowed to permeate a American election.
    Sarah Palin: So, please, stop Photoshopping my head on sexy bikini pictures!
    Hillary Clinton: And stop saying I have cankles!
    Sarah Palin: Don't refer to me as a MILF!
    Hillary Clinton: Don't refer to me as a FLIRJ! I Googled what it stands for, and I do not like it!
# Saturday Night Live/Season 49

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### Jake Gyllenhaal/Sabrina Carpenter [49.20]

    [Outro to "Nonsense"]
    Sabrina Carpenter: He is 30 rock hard 'cause I said hi
    My sense of humor is, but I am not dry
    SNL, I just came for the first time.
# Brazilians

Brazilians are the people of Brazil.

## Quotes

* The Brazilian needs to be studied. He doesn’t catch anything. You see a guy jumping into sewage, diving in, right? Nothing happens to him.
** Jair Bolsonaro, as quoted in "‘Macho, macho man,’ &c." (16 November 2020), by Jay Nordlinger, National Review
* By "Mongrel Complex" I mean the inferiority in which Brazilians put themselves, voluntarily, in comparison to the rest of the world. Brazilians are the reverse Narcissus, who spit in their own image. Here is the truth: we can't find personal or historical pretexts for self-esteem.
** Nelson Rodrigues, as quoted in "O Complexo de Inferioridade do Brasileiro" (2007), by Humberto Mariotti, Instituto de Pesquisa BSP
* Writing in the 1950s, the playwright Nelson Rodrigues saw his countrymen as afflicted with a sense of inferiority, and he coined a phrase that Brazilians now use to describe it: "the mongrel complex". Brazil has always aspired to be taken seriously as a world power by the heavyweights, and so it pains Brazilians that world leaders could confuse their country with Bolivia, as Ronald Reagan once did, or dismiss a nation so large – it has 180 million people – as "not a serious country", as Charles de Gaulle did.
** Larry Rohter, "If Brazil Wants to Scare the World, It's Succeeding" (16 November 2007), The New York Times

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Brazilians on Wikipedia
# Non-cooperation movement (2024)

The Non-cooperation movement, also known as the One point movement, is a protest against the government of Bangladesh, initiated within the framework of the 2024 Bangladesh quota reform movement. The sole demand of this movement is the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her cabinet. On 3 August 2024, coordinators of the Anti-discrimination Students Movement announced the one-point demand for the resignation.

## Slogans

* One point, one demand, Sheikh Hasina resignation!

## Quotes about

* We have no plans to negotiate with them. Our demands are very clear. If they have any statements, they can present them to the nation through the media. The decision of the protesting students and people is our decision. There is no dialogue with bullets and terrorism.
** Asif Mahmud, a coordinator of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, commented:

## See also

* 2024 Bangladesh anti-Hindu violence