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# Onward, Christian Soldiers

"Onward, Christian Soldiers" is a 19th-century English hymn. The words were written by Sabine Baring-Gould in 1865, and the music was composed by Arthur Sullivan in 1871. Sullivan named the tune "St Gertrude," after the wife of his friend Ernest Clay Ker Seymer, at whose country home he composed the tune. The Salvation Army adopted the hymn as its favoured processional. The hymn's theme is taken from references in the New Testament to the Christian being a soldier for Christ

## Quotes

* We sang "Onward, Christian Soldiers" indeed, and I felt that this was no vain presumption, but that we had the right to feel that we were serving a cause for the sake of which a trumpet has sounded from on high. When I looked upon that densely packed congregation of fighting men of the same language, of the same faith, of the same fundamental laws, of the same ideals ... it swept across me that here was the only hope, but also the sure hope, of saving the world from measureless degradation.
** Winston Churchill, when meeting with Franklin Roosevelt in August 1941 on the battleship HMS Prince of Wales to agree on the Atlantic Charter, Ace Collins (2003), Stories Behind the Hymns That Inspire America, Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, pp. 153–154, ISBN 978-0-310-24879-8

## Lyrics

* Onward, Christian soldiers, Marching as to war. With the cross of Jesus, Going on before!
# Pound Puppies

Pound Puppies may refer to:
* Pound Puppies (1986 TV series)
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# Aleksey Mozgovoy

Aleksey Borisovich Mozgovoy (3 April 1975 – 23 May 2015) was a commander of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic in Ukraine. He was the leader of the pro-Russian Prizrak Brigade and also served as "judge" on the "People's Court", notorious for issuing controversial death sentences.

## Quotes

* Don't fear for your life, fear for your honor.
** In Russian: Не бойся за шкуру, бойся за честь.
** Speech in Lugansk, March 14, 2014. Video available on ok.ru.

### Vk.com profile post (2015)

    From a post on his profile on Vk.com, May 8, 2015.
* [Discussing the political situation in Lugansk People's Republic] Today, there is no [legitimate] power - but a dictatorship. But not a military dictatorship and not the proletarian dictatorship. This is the dictatorship of the directors from former times.
** In Russian: На сегодняшний день, власти нет – есть диктатура. Но не военная и не пролетариата. Диктатура постановщиков из прежних времён.
* I am a human. People are with me.
** In Russian: Я – Человек. Со мной Народ.
* [Criticizing the authorities of Lugansk People's Republic] All who rose up here - rose up for the justice and supremacy of the PEOPLE! In the end, both sides got the same - murder.
** In Russian: Все, кто поднимался здесь – поднимался за справедливость и главенство НАРОДА! В итоге, что одна, что другая сторона, получили одно – убийство.
* [Talking about Euromaidan and referring to his opponents, the Ukrainian armed forces] A year ago, many of you sincerely believed in the destruction of the oligarchic power and in the return of its dignity to the people. As a result, other thieves came to the place of some thieves - more bloodthirsty.
** In Russian: Год назад, многие из вас искренне верили в разрушение олигархической власти и в возвращение народу его достоинства. В итоге, в место одних воров пришли другие – более кровожадные.
# Alesha Dixon

Alesha Anjanette Dixon (born October 7, 1978) is a British singer and dancer, former member of girl group Mis-Teeq. Additionally, Dixon is a judge on the BBC dancing show Strictly Come Dancing, which she also participated in two years prior to her appointment as a judge.

## Quotes

* By the way, dancers are not human beings. How can you be human and do what they do?
** Alesha Dixon cited in Dixon tipped for Strictly success at bbc.co.uk, 22 December, 2007: Referring bookmakers favourite to win BBC One's ballroom show Strictly Come Dancing.
* Strictly has just given me a real zest for life. Life is so short. We should all grasp it.
** Alesha Dixon cited in Strictly Come Dancing saved me at ok.co.uk, 25 December 2007
* When you are knocked down you have two choices - stay down or get back up, stronger.
** Alesha Dixon cited in Exclusive Interview with: Alesha Dixon" at blog.mirror.co.uk, 8 May 2009

## Quotes about Alesha Dixon

* I don't need to give Alesha any advice. Honestly, she's a really strong woman.
** Cheryl Cole, asked if she had any advice for Dixon becoming a television judge (22 September 2009)
* You have this great laugh. It's this crazy, mad laugh.
** Jonathan Ross. Interview on Friday night with Jonathan Ross (19 October 2009)

## External links

* Alesha Dixon on IMDb
# Aleksandër Stavre Drenova

Aleksandër Stavre Drenova (11 April 1872 – 1947), best known under his pen name Asdreni, was one of the most well-known Albanian poets.

## Quotes

* Njeriu me vedi bishë mbet e s'ndrohet, në dëm të tjetrit rron dhe gëzohet.
** Someone with an animal qarakter won't be replaced, on cost of the others he live and make himself happy.
# Aleph number

In mathematics, the aleph numbers are a sequence of numbers used to represent the cardinality (or size) of infinite sets that can be well-ordered. They were introduced by the mathematician Georg Cantor and are named after the symbol he used to denote them, the Hebrew letter aleph (ℵ).

## Quotes

* … wir nennen die ihr zukommende Cardinalzahl 'Alef-null', in Zeichen ℵ$_0$ … … we call the cardinal number related to that 'Aleph-null', in symbol, ℵ$_0$ …
** Georg Cantor: Contributions to the Foundation of Transfinite Set Theory (Beiträge zur Begründung der transfiniten Mengenlehre). In Mathematische Annalen, Band XLVI (vol. 46), B. G. Teubner, Leipzig, 1895.
* When Cantor finally decided that the transfinite cardinals required a separate notation of their own, he felt that all the usual alphabets, the familiar Greek or Roman letters, were too widely used for other purposes both specific and general. … Not wishing to invent a new symbol himself, he chose the aleph, the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The choice was especially clever, as he was happy to admit, since the Hebrew aleph served simultaneously to represent the number one, and the transfinite numbers, as cardinal numbers, were themselves infinite unities. In addition, it might be said that as the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, the aleph could be taken to represent new beginnings, and he certainly believed that his theory of transfinite numbers represented a new beginning for mathematics.
** Joseph Warren Dauben: Georg Cantor: His Mathematics and Philosophy of the Infinite, ch. 8, "The Beiträge, Part I: The Study of Simply-Ordered Sets", p. 179

## See also

* Aleph
# Aleksis Kivi

Aleksis Kivi (October 10, 1834 - December 31, 1872), born Alexis Stenvall, was a Finnish author who wrote the first significant novel in the Finnish language, Seven Brothers (Finnish title: Seitsemän veljestä).

## Quotes

* Minä elän.
** Translation: "I live."
** Last words
*** Eliel Aspelin-Haapkylä "Aleksis Kiven elämäkerta" in the book Seitsemän veljestä (Helsinki: Suomalaisen kirjallisuuden seura, 1949) p. XXXVIII.
* What is that land of hill and dale That is so beautiful, The land aglow with summer days, Land with the northern lights ablaze, Whose beauty all the seasons share, What is that land so fair? There many thousand lakes are bright With twinkling stars at night There many kanteles resound And all around make hillsides sing And on the golden heath firs ring: That is the Finnish land.
** The Finnish Land.
* To fall asleep in your embrace, Land of our dreams, what bliss, O you our cradle, you our grave, You the new hope we ever crave, Peninsula so beautiful, Finland for aye our all!
** The Finnish Land.
* Grove of Tuoni, grove of night! There thy bed of sand is light. Thither my baby I lead. Mirth and joy each long hour yields In the Prince of Tuoni's fields Tending the Tuonela cattle. Mirth and joy my babe will know, Lulled to sleep at evening glow By the pale Tuonela maiden. Surely joy hours will hold, Lying in thy cot of gold, Hearing the nightjar singing. Grove of Tuoni, grove of peace! There all strife and passion cease. Distant the treacherous world.
** "Tuonen lehto, öinen lehto! / Siell' on hieno hietakehto, / Sinnepä lapseni saatan. // Siell' on lapsen lysti olla, / Tuonen herran vainiolla / Kaitsea Tuonelan karjaa. // Siell' on lapsen lysti olla, / Illan tullen tuuditella / Helmassa Tuonelan immen. // Onpa kullan lysti olla, / Kultakehdoss' kellahdella, / Kuullella kehräjälintuu. // Tuonen viita, rauhan viita! / Kaukana on vaino, riita, / Kaukana kavala maailma." (Äiti Aleksis Kiven kuvaamana, koonnut Ukko Kivistö, Turussa, kustannusosakeyhtiö Aura 1948)
* Now dig my grave Beneath the bay willows' boughs And with blackness cover it over again, There for evermore Go from my domain: I wish to slumber in peace.
** Weariness.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Aleksis Kivi on Wikipedia
* Media related to Aleksis Kivi on Wikimedia Commons
# Barry Michaels

Barry Michaels (born 1952) is an American radio personality.

## Quotes

* I'm gonna say that I've had some incredibly unholy thoughts about you.
** First words of an interview with Dana Delany.

## External links

* Personal site-Radio is My Life
* Early influences 2
* Barry's television examples
# Barsanuphius

Barsanuphius (died c. 545), was a Christian hermit and writer of Egyptian origin in the sixth century who is venerated as a saint by various Christian churches. While he was living as a hermit close to Gaza, he became a famous spiritual director with many disciples who asked him for his guidance. In response, he wrote, together with his fellow hermit John the Prophet, over 800 letters which influenced in particular Byzantine and Slavic monasticism.

## Quotes
### Letters

* Humility means not reckoning oneself as anything in every situation and cutting off one’s own will in everything and calmly enduring whatever occurs externally.
** Cited in Barsanuphius and John: Letters, vol. 1, p. 278
* And as for the conversation, when you see yourself almost theologizing, remember that silence is more admirable and more glorious than that.
** Cited in Barsanuphius and John: Letters, vol. 1, p. 53
* To renounce one’s own will is a sacrifice of blood. It means that one has reached the point of laboring to death and of ignoring one’s own will. The statement ‘Behold, we have left everything and have followed you’ is about perfection; it is not about property and small amounts of money, but about thoughts and desires. You, however, have not yet come to this perfection; when you approach there, you will hear what you have to do. For the time being, simply remain carefree in all matters and concerns. As for your property, keep it for now for your nurture. The Lord Jesus Christ will bring you to that ineffable joy; for he is eternal light. Amen.
** Cited in Barsanuphius and John: Letters, vol. 1, p. 257-258
* Be vigilant in attending to yourself, … that you may set God before you at all times.
** Cited in The First Thousand Years: A Global History of Christianity (2012), p. 106
# Barry Perowne

Barry Perowne was a pseudonym of the British writer Philip Atkey (1908 – 1985), best known for crime fiction.

## Quotes

* Cricket is no excuse for ignorance.
** Novel, Raffles of the MCC (1979)
# Barry Sanders (professor)

Barry Sanders (born 27. October 1938) was professor of History of Ideas and English at Pitzer College in Claremont, California and a prolific author. Sanders retired from Pitzer College in 2005, but remains active as an author.

## Sourced

* I'm a Jewish boy from Jersey. I was born with a strong sense of right and wrong, and a strong sense that the world can be a ludicrous, unfair, inhumane place.
** Oregon Live Saturday, April 16, 2011
* One of the flabby lines you hear sometimes is, 'Speak truth to power'. Power knows the truth. It's speaking the truth to yourself that's the challenge.
** Oregon Live Saturday, April 16, 2011
# Barry Switzer

Barry Layne Switzer (born October 5, 1937) is a former football coach in the college and professional ranks from 1962 to 1997. He has one of the highest-winning percentages of any college football coach in history and is one of only three head coaches to win both a college football national championship and a Super Bowl.

## Quotes

* The quote "Some people are born on third base and go through life thinking they hit a triple," is often attributed to Switzer but, in fact, appeared in print five years before the interview in which he is known to have said it. Ralph Keyes, author of The Quote Verifier: Who Said What, Where, and When, attributes the quote to to an unknown author following an investigation in his book.
** Tom Shatel (December 14, 1986). "The Unknown Barry Switzer - Poverty, Tragedy Build Oklahoma Coach into a Winner". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved on October 1, 2018.
* They had no game plan for losing. . . . Because when you can't win a game, you need to run the clock, don't let it stop, don't throw passes incomplete . . . get the game over with, get on the bus and go home.
** Switzer on Oklahoma 79-10 defeat of North Texas in 2007. Dufresne, Chris (2007-09-10). "Another BCS nightmare may be brewing". LATimes.com. Retrieved on 2007-09-10.

## External links

* The Quote Verifier: Who Said What, Where, and When, by Ralph Keyes
# Barry Purves

Barry J.C. Purves is an English animator, director and screenwriter of puppet animation television and cinema and theatre designer and director.

## Quotes

* When you write a project your imagination just flows! You usually have some idea about budget and schedule but still try to write freely and honestly. Then when you get the budget and you do have to compromise, but this is part of the process.
** Barry Purves Interview – Respect the Puppets! Part One (27 February 2012)

## External links

* Official website
# Blu

Johnson Barnes (born 1983), better known as Blu, is an American rapper from San Pedro, California.

## Sourced
### Below the Heavens (2007)

* Be a star out your gang & aim above the clouds, and if you miss, you at least be amongst your own crowd.
** The World Is (Below the Heavens)
* Hell is a fallacy, and heaven is a fantasy created by man.
** The World Is (Below the Heavens)
* You came here with nothing, and your leaving' with nothing. So retreat from this world of deceitfulness.
** The World Is (Below the Heavens)
* I was told you either stand or you fall, as long as you know when you walk you holding' hands with a god. That alone can turn the dark to a walk in the park.
** The World Is (Below the Heavens)
* I only talk from my heart so open yours when you listening
** The World Is (Below the Heavens)
* Hell is what you choose to call the present. That's why you're going through it, I just choose to call it stressing
** The World Is (Below the Heavens)
# Blue Collar Comedy Tour

The Blue Collar Comedy Tour is a comedy act consisting of:
* Larry the Cable Guy
* Bill Engvall
* Jeff Foxworthy
* Ron White
See the individual pages of these performers for their quotes originating from the Blue Collar Comedy Tour.
# Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff

Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff is a 1949 American film about two employees of a secluded hotel who investigate a murder on the premises in which the goofy bellboy is the prime suspect.
    Directed by Charles Barton. Written by John Grant, Hugh Wedlock, Jr., and Howard Snyder.

## Freddie Phillips

* Ain't I a lucky stiff? Lucky stiff? I should've never left Paterson.

## Dialogue

    Casey Edwards: It's Milford. Strickland's secretary.
    Freddie Phillips: What's he hangin' around here for?
    Casey Edwards: He's hang — He's dead, you dope.
    Insp. Wellman: Were you and Relia in cahoots?
    Freddie Phillips: [having seen Relia's body] The last time I saw Relia, he didn't talk to me.
    Insp. Wellman: If I could only find Relia. I could make him talk.
    Freddie Phillips: If you could, that would be a good trick.
    Sgt. Stone: He could make him talk. You don't know Wellman.
    Freddie Phillips: You don't know Relia.
    Abernathy: Things have been awfully dead around here.
    Freddie Phillips: Much deader than you think.
    Casey Edwards: Freddie, where did you that gun?
    Freddie Phillips: I don't know.
    Casey Edwards: Freddie, for the last time! Where did you get that gun?
    Freddie Phillips: I don't know.
    Casey Edwards: Where did you get that gun?
    Freddie Phillips: Hey, that's not fair. You said "for the last time". I answered it.

## Taglines

* Yipes! Those Killer-Dillers are out to get the King of the Killers !
* The maddest spree of Ghoulish Glee since they met . . . Frankenstein !

## Cast

* Bud Abbott — Casey Edwards
* Lou Costello — Freddie Phillips
* Lenore Aubert — Angela Gordon
* Gar Moore — Jeff Wilson
* Donna Martell — Betty Crandall
* Boris Karloff — Swami Talpur

## External links

* Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Abbott and Costello in the Foreign Legion

Abbott and Costello in the Foreign Legion is a 1950 American film about two men who are tricked into joining the Foreign Legion.
    Directed by Charles Lamont. Written by John Grant, Martin Ragaway, and Leonard B. Stern.

## Dialogue

    Bud Jones: What's the idea of teaching midgets to wrestle?
    Lou Hotchkiss: They're for those small television sets.
    [rehearsing a fixed wrestling match, with Lou as a sparring partner]
    Bud Jones: I'm not the least bit happy with that fall!
    Lou Hotchkiss: That makes two of us.

## Taglines

* THEIR FIRST IN A YEAR...THEIR FUNNIEST BY FAR!
* Their NEWEST and FUNNIEST by far!

## Cast

* Bud Abbott — Bud Jones
* Lou Costello — Lou Hotchkiss
* Patricia Medina — Nicole Dupre
* Walter Slezak — Sgt. Axmann

## External links

* Abbott and Costello in the Foreign Legion quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Abbott and Costello Go to Mars

Abbott and Costello Go to Mars is a 1953 American film about two men who accidentally launch a rocket which is supposed to fly to Mars. Instead it goes to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, where they are then forced by a bank robber to fly to Venus where they find a civilization made up entirely of women.
    Directed by Charles Lamont. Written by John Grant, D. D. Beauchamp, and Howard Christie.

## Dialogue

    Miss Frances Planey: Orville, after you've finished flying the jet ships for the children, bring them back to the orphanage. Then cut the lawn and water the plants.
    Orville: All right, Miss Planey.
    Mugsy: I would like to ask you one simple question: How many states are you wanted in?
    Harry: How many are dere?
    Mugsy: Forty eight.
    Harry: Dat's how many.
    Lester: I hereby claim Mars in the name of the United States of America.
    Orville: Me too.

## Taglines

* THEY'RE OUT OF THIS WORLD ON A MISGUIDED MISSILE!
* OUTER-SPACE FUN SPREE!
* They're too wild for one world!

## Cast

* Bud Abbott — Lester
* Lou Costello — Orville
* Mari Blanchard — Allura
* Robert Paige — Dr. Wilson

## External links

* Abbott and Costello Go to Mars quotes at the Internet Movie Database