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# Kenan Malik

Kenan Malik (born 26 January 1960) is an Indian-born English writer, lecturer, broadcaster, and free speech advocate trained in neurobiology and the history of science. His political writings typically include commentaries on modern theories of multiculturalism, pluralism and race.

## Quotes
### Free speech in an age of identity politics (2015)

    TB Davie Memorial Lecture (13 August 2015)
* The university is a space for would-be adults to explore new ideas, to expand their knowledge, to interrogate power, to learn how to make an argument. A space within which students can be challenged, even upset or shocked or made angry.
* The demand from [identity politics] is that we should respect not just the person qua person but also his or her beliefs. It’s a demand that undermines individual autonomy, both by constraining the right of people to criticise others’ beliefs and by insisting that individuals who hold those beliefs are too weak or vulnerable to stand up to criticism, satire or abuse. Far from according them respect, the politics of identity treats people less as autonomous beings than as vulnerable victims needing special protection.
* In plural societies, it is both inevitable and important that people offend the sensibilities of others. Inevitable, because where different beliefs are deeply held, clashes are unavoidable. Almost by definition such clashes express what it is to live in a diverse society. And so they should be openly resolved [rather] than suppressed in the name of ‘respect’ or ‘tolerance’. And important because any kind of social change or social progress means offending some deeply held sensibilities.
* To accept that certain things cannot be said is to accept that certain forms of power cannot be challenged. ...This is why free speech is essential not simply to the practice of democracy, but to the aspirations of those groups who may have been failed by the formal democratic processes; to those whose voices may have been silenced by racism, for instance. The real value of free speech, in other words, is not to those who possess power, but to those who want to challenge them. And the real value of censorship is to those who do not wish their authority to be challenged. The right to ‘subject each others’ fundamental beliefs to criticism’ is the bedrock of an open, diverse society. Once we give up such a right in the name of ‘tolerance’ or ‘respect’, we constrain our ability to challenge those in power, and therefore to challenge injustice.
* Free speech – proper, full-blooded free speech – is the lifeblood of any progressive politics and of any progressive transformation of society. If we treasure the one, we must treasure the other.

## External links

* Personal website
* Pandaemonium blog
# Kendare Blake

Kendare Blake is a young adult novelist.

## Quotes

* …I can’t get away from violence and gore. Every fantasy I write will be dark, and disturbing in places. That’s what I like in my fantasy.
** On the themes in her young adult novels in “Interview with Kendare Blake” in Writers & Artists
* …You might think it’s harder to come up with something from the ground up. And funnily enough, real-life settings seem to have their mystical way of kind of…working out. If you need an alley for something to happen and you’re thinking of a particular place, strangely enough, you usually find it. You usually find something workable that you can do. There’s a little less pressure, I will say, having made up something, versus trying to do justice to the place that actually exists.
** On choosing settings for her novels in “ON CHARACTERS TAKING THE WHEEL: AN INTERVIEW WITH KENDARE BLAKE” in BookRiot (2016 Sep 8)
* …Knowing the end. Knowing the rest. I like unanswered questions, and I don’t really believe in endings…
** On writing endings in “Kendare Blake: ‘I Don’t Really Believe in Endings.’” in BookRiot (2017 Sep 19)
* …Short stories still require a similar amount of lead-up time (sometimes they spend several years in my head) but once I sit down to write I finish within a few days, and have never needed to redraft or heavily revise. I love short stories. They are perfect, crystallized moments. Snapshots of life…
** On short stories in “Interview: Kendare Blake, Author of ‘Five Dark Fates’” in The Nerd Daily (2019 Sep 1)
# Kena Upanishad

The Kena Upanishad is one of the principal Upanishads. It is a short upanishad consisting of four khaṇḍas (sections) on the unknowability and ineffability of Brahman.

## Quotes

    Olivelle, Patrick (1998). The Early Upanishads. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-512435-9.
* It is far different from what's known.
       And it is farther than the unknown—
    so have we heard from men of old,
       who have explained it all to us.
      * 1.4
* Which one cannot grasp with one's mind,
       by which, they say, the mind itself is grasped—
    Learn that that alone is brahman,
       and not what they here venerate.
      * 1.6

## External links

Upanishads :
| Principal | Isha • Kena • Katha • Prashna • Mundaka • Mandukya • Taittiriya • Aitareya • Chandogya • Brihadaranyaka |
| Other | Shvetashvatara |
# Ken Spears

Charles Kenneth Spears (March 12, 1938 – November 6, 2020) was an American television writer, producer and sound editor. With Joe Ruby, he created the Scooby-Doo franchise for Hanna-Barbera. In 1977, the two men co-founded television animation production company Ruby-Spears Productions.

## Quotes

* Once you create the show you are always its creator, no matter how many other versions are produced.
** Joe Ruby and Ken Spears (2011)

## Quotes about Ken Spears

* He was always charming and gracious, and willing to give any harebrained scheme of mine a fair hearing before saying, “You’re nuts, Buzz.” He was without question one of the nicest people I’ve ever met -- and it’s been my privilege to have met and worked with a lot of super-nice people.
** Buzz Dixon, Ken Spears (1938-2020) (November 10, 2020)
# Kenan Evren

Ahmet Kenan Evren (born July 17, 1917 – May 9, 2015) was the seventh president of the Turkish Republic, an office he held from November 9, 1982 to November 9, 1989. Evren came to power from the 1980 Turkish military coup.

## Quotes

* All my trust in the politicians had been rubbed away.
** On 17 September 1980, five days after the coup, Evren comments on the political leaders of the standing political parties.
** From Turkey: Challenges of Continuity and Change by Meliha Benli Altunisik, (p. 43, Routledge, 2005).
* All freedoms provided by democracy are for those who believe in it. Can the rights and freedoms of millions of virtuous people who believe in democracy be safeguarded if those who seek to destroy it abuse rights and freedoms to achieve their goals?
** An Uneasy Honeymoon, Time. (Sep. 29, 1980)
** Said Evren in defense of the decision to take power after the 1980 military coup.
* Many axes are being kept under cover, waiting in ambush, ready to pounce, when we resign. Have no worries. We will deliver this homeland to you perfectly clean, as it was in Atatürk's time.
** Strong Army Medicine, Time. (Dec. 08, 1980)
** Remark by Evren at a 1980 meeting of the Journalists' Association of Turkey.
* Turkey serves as an anchor of democracy, freedom, and stability in a region in turmoil. Your own Thomas Paine once wrote, 'Those who, expect to reap the blessings of freedom must . . . undergo the fatigue of supporting it.' Let me say that in Turkey, we do not feel fatigued by our support of the Western allies because we know that by supporting the allies, we may all continue to reap the blessings of freedom.
** US Department of State Bulletin, Sept, 1988
** From a statement made in a joint press conference with Ronald Regan during the Turkish president's 1988 trip to Washington, D.C.
* I sometimes feel jealous of countries like the U.S. and Great Britain that have two neighbors. … When you have two neighbors, you have two problems. When you have eight neighbors, you have eight problems.
** The Turkish Times, (News section, April 1, 2002, Year 14 No. 297)
** Remarks from a statement responding to the announcement of the Kenan Evren Eminent Scholar Chair in Turkish Studies at Florida Atlantic University.
# Nils Funcke

Nils Funcke (born 17 June 1953) is a Swedish journalist, author and publisher.

## Quotes

* The ideal is a totally free debate where everyone can write what they want so that all opinions can be let out, even uncomfortable or insulting opinions. The alternative, to hide opinions that exist in a democratic society, is too dangerous. For example, today we see that there is an obvious skepticism against immigration in Europe. These opinions exist whether we want it or not. But these thoughts might flourish even more if we do not discuss them. Today there are a number of questions that are "unmentionable". We should take them back. Not until then can we have a constructive debate.
** Nils Funcke (Swedish journalist and expert on freedom of expression) in interview with Sanna Trygg, October 2010.

## External links

* Article on Swedish WP
# Nilo Cruz

Nilo Cruz (born 1960) is a Cuban-American playwright and pedagogue.

## Quotes

* I am interested in beauty. I think with beauty comes poetry, comes the lyrical. I think beauty is concerned with justice…
** On his writings being described as lyrical in “Art Talk with Playwright Nilo Cruz” in National Endowment for the Arts (2016 Oct 20)
* I think that's beautiful when you also find contradictions, or you find ambiguity with your character. Ambiguity is a good word in the world of art.
** On his ideal vision of a character in “Art Talk with Playwright Nilo Cruz” in National Endowment for the Arts (2016 Oct 20)
* I can only respond as an artist, because that’s what I am. I’m not going to become a politician all of a sudden. I am a politician in terms of the plays that I write, the way I embrace culture, the way I embrace characters that, in my particular case, have to do with the Latino world. And I embrace the Latino experience…
** On whether he feels pressured to represent the Latino community after winning a Pulitzer in “Nilo Cruz by Emily Mann” in BOMB Magazine (2004 Jan 1)
* I believe it’s something that happens when one is around art, and when one is close to books: they seep into your system, into your blood, and start to activate something in your life. We start living in the way that some of these characters live, with some sense of their sensibility. It’s almost as if the reader becomes the writer and the writer becomes the reader…
** On how a written work may speak to you in “Nilo Cruz by Emily Mann” in BOMB Magazine (2004 Jan 1)
# Niles Eldredge

Niles Eldredge (born August 25, 1943) is an American biologist and paleontologist, who, along with Stephen Jay Gould, proposed the theory of punctuated equilibrium in 1972.

## Quotes

* There is presumably an upper limit to the carrying capacity of humans on earth—of the numbers that agriculture can support—and that number is usually estimated at between 13-15 billion, though some people think the ultimate numbers might be much higher. (2001)
** "The Sixth Extinction", an ActionBioscience.org original article
* At the core of punctuated equilibria lies an empirical observation: once evolved, species tend to remain remarkably stable, recognizable entities for millions of years. The observation is by no means new, nearly every paleontologist who reviewed Darwin's Origin of Species pointed to his evasion of this salient feature of the fossil record. But stasis was conveniently dropped as a feature of life's history to he reckoned with in evolutionary biology. And stasis had continued to be ignored until Gould and I showed that such stability is a real aspect of life's history which must be confronted-and that, in fact, it posed no fundamental threat to the basic notion of evolution itself. For that was Darwin's problem: to establish the plausibility of the very idea of evolution, Darwin felt that he had to undermine the older (and ultimately biblically based) doctrine of species fixity. Stasis, to Darwin, was an ugly inconvenience.
** Time Frames: The Rethinking of Darwinian Evolution and the Theory of Punctuated Equilibria, Simon & Schuster: New York NY, 1985, pp.188-189

## Quotes about Eldredge

* Eldredge and Gould and their many colleagues tend to codify an incredible ignorance of where the real action is in evolution, as they limit the domain of interest to animals... very tardy on the evolutionary scene, and they give us little real insight into the major sources of evolution's creativity.
** Lynn_Margulis The Third Culture: Beyond the Scientific Revolution ed. John Brockman (1995)
* Although Haldane accepted the earlier and incorrect paleontological interpretation of the fossil record of Gryphaea, in his overall belief that the pace of evolution was rapid and seemingly discontinuous, rather than slow and continuous, he anticipated, at least in part and by three decades, the model of punctuated equilibria, which was proposed by... Niles Eldredge and Stephen Jay Gould.
** Jeffrey H. Schwartz, Sudden Origins: Fossils, Genes, and the Emergence of Species (1999)
* According to Gould and Eldredge, the reason why so many links are missing is that they simply do not exist. They take the view that biological evolution proceeds in successive stages of "punctuated equilibrium." Living species would remain unchanged for extremely long stretches of time, and then undergo profound changes in relatively short periods. To borrow a term from the quantum theory of atoms, evolution would occur in "quantum jumps." It is very likely that the spark of life appeared during the first such "jump."
** Trinh Xuan Thuan, Chaos and Harmony (2001)
# Nili Chhatri

Nili Chhatri Temple (Neeli Chhatri) is an ancient Hindu temple in New Delhi dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is believed that the eldest Pandava brother, Prince Yudhishthira of Mahabharata, established the temple and the Nigambodh Ghat adjacent to it, and conducted Aswamedha yajna from here. The temple located in the Yamuna bazaar area close to the Baharadur Shahi Gate of Salimgarh Fort, on Ring Road (Mahatma Gandhi Marg) close to the banks of the Yamuna river exists even today. The temple has been mentioned only infrequently in various chronicles of Delhi.

## Quotes

* Nili Chhatri: “At the foot of Salim Garh and on the bank of the Jamuna, there is a small Baradari near Nigambodh Ghat… It is known as Nili Chhatri because of the blue mosaic work on its dome. This Chhatri was built by Humayun Badshah in AH 939 corresponding to AD 1533 in order to have a view of the river. Hindus ascribe this Chhatri to the time of the PaNDus. Even if that is not true, this much is certain that the bricks with mosaic work which have been used in this Chhatri have been taken from some Hindu place because the bricks bear broken and mutilated images. On account of a derangement of the carvings, some have only the head left, while some others show only the torso. This derangement of carvings also goes to prove that these bricks have been placed here after being taken out from somewhere else. According to the Hindus, Raja Judhastar had performed a Jag [Yajña] at this Ghat. It is not inconceivable that in the Hindu era a Chhatri had been built at some spot on this Ghat in commemoration of the Jag, and that this Chhatri was built in the reign of Humayun after demolition of that (older) Chhatri…He repeats some of these comments while describing the Nigambodh Ghat…
** Nasiru’d-Din Muhammad Humayun Padshah Ghazi (AD 1530-1540 and 1556) Ãsaru’s-Sanadid: Ãsaru’s-Sanadid, edited by Khaleeq Anjum, New Delhi, 1990. Vol. I, p. 334, 361
# Nils Bohlin

Nils Ivar Bohlin (July 17, 1920 – September 26, 2002) was a Swedish inventor who invented the three-point seat belt while working at Volvo.

## Quotes

* The pilots I worked with in the aerospace industry were willing to put on almost anything to keep them safe in case of a crash,
** Deathwatch mailarchive
# Nimi Akinkugbe

Nimi Akinkugbe is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bestman Games Ltd. In December 2012 her company launched the City of Lagos Edition of Monopoly, the first African city edition of Hasbro's world-famous board game. Prior to this, she enjoyed a successful banking career spanning 23 years during which she served as General Manager and Head of Private Banking at Stanbic IBTC Plc. She subsequently became the Regional Director (West Africa) for the Wealth & Investment Management Division of Barclays Bank.

## Quotes

* Whether you are just starting out and in your first job, or you are approaching retirement, or somewhere in between, you need to take your personal finances seriously.
** Nimi Akinkugbe Speaking on: Business and Economy.
* Our values influence our views, our decisions, and our behaviours.
** Nimi Akinkugbe Speaking on: Money Value and Children.
* I do believe that every child is born with a God given talent. Have you found that thing, that ability that makes your child stand out? Go for it!
** Nimi Akinkugbe speaks on Gift
* The education of their children is the greatest legacy that parents and guardians can leave their children. Education helps nurture their dreams, aspirations, and prepares them for the future.
** Nimi Akinkugbe speaks on Education.
* Ultimately, you alone are responsible for the choices and decisions you make. Your future ultimately depends on what you do with your present. It's those small decisions, those choices that can change your life forever.
** Nimi Akinkugbe speaks on Choice.
* If any thing good came out of this global pandemic, it has forced many families together. You may never have such extended time with your family again; the children will be gone soon. Make your presence count.
** Nimi Akinkugbe speaks on Family
* Stay close to the number. It is so easy to rely on experts and delegate key areas and that is important but as CEO, you must ensure that you understand what is going on with the numbers.
** Nimi Akinkugbe speaks on Accountability.
* Career success and personal success are derived from having set goals and staying focused on them as well as having integrity,being reliable,diligent and hard working.
** Nimi Akinkugbe speaks on Success.
# Meg Wolitzer

Meg Wolitzer (born May 28, 1959) is an American novelist and New York Times bestselling author.

## Quotes

* We live in a world where you could go for the rest of your life never reading a book — after school. And that to me is a sad fate ... because books hold so much.
** (March 2, 2016)"Meg Wolitzer - Backstage at Pen and Podium". Backstage at Pen & Podium, YouTube. (interview February 8, 2016, quote at 3:53 of 4:44)
* ... I shouldn't write a novel to keep up with every event.
** (April 27, 2018)"Meg Wolitzer, 'The Female Persuasion' (w/ Ron Charles)". Politcs and Prose, YouTube. (quote at 3:18 of 48:58 in video)
* ... when I was a child, I used to tell myself ... serial novels in my head. I had a novel that I told myself, on the way to school, about the two heirs to the Kraft cheese fortune. ... I think it's because ... my mother, busy writing, gave us a lot of Kraft macaroni and cheese.
** (July 31, 2018)"TimesTalks: Glenn Close and Meg Wolitzer". New York Times Events, YouTube. (quote at 46:18 of 1:10:05 in video)
* ... I was interested in the different ways that the world has treated men and women. And I wanted to look at that in the context of a marriage.
** (February 26, 2019)"'The Wife' author Meg Wolitzer answers your questions". PBS NewsHour, YouTube. (quote at 1:07 of 5:56 in video)
# Mega Man Legends

Mega Man Legends is a action adventure third person shooter Playstation video released by Capcom in 1997. After exploring another ancient ruin dotting the surface of the flooded earth, Megaman Volnutt and his family find themselves crash landing their airship on Kattleox island. After defending the island from pirates, he learns they are looking for a mysterious lost treasure.

## Intro

    Narrator: In a world covered by endless water... People are forced to eke out a living on the small patches of land that remain above the sea... The people of this world rely on ancient technology driven by quantum refractors, a powerful energy source. These refractors lie in ancient ruins underground and in the sea, and are sought out by explorers called 'Diggers'... These brave explorers are the sole source of refractor energy -- which has become a cornerstone of the emerging civilizations. Originally, this was the Diggers' only purpose -- to find refractors so that civilization might endure... However, over the years, the story of a fabulous treasure, the legendary 'Mother Lode', began to be whispered among the Diggers... The Mother Lode -- a treasure so great that were it discovered, it would provide so much power that the world never need fear running out of energy... Seeking this Mother Lode, Diggers travel from one island to another in their flying machines, ever hoping that they'll find what they seek just over the horizon... Hope... Despair... Charity... Greed... Duty... Power... Who can say what truly motivates the Diggers?
# Meg 2: The Trench

Meg 2: The Trench is a 2023 science fiction action horror film and a sequel to The Meg about a group of scientists who must outrun, outsmart and outswim the titular Megalodons when a malevolent mining operation threatens their mission and forces them into a high-stakes battle for survival.
    Directed by Ben Wheatley. Written by Jon Hoeber, Erich Hoeber and Dean Georgaris. Based on the novel by Steve Alten.

## Jonas Taylor

* Biggest meg anyone's ever seen.
* We've never seen this before. They're hunting in packs.
* Humans and megs were never meant to mix.
* Look at this.
* See you later, chum.

## Jiuming

* Jonas, we've got company.
* That was exciting.
* I've been training her since she was a pup. We have a special bond.

## Dialogue

    Rigas: I just hope it goes better than last time.
    Jiuming: What happened last time?
    Jonas: You don't wanna know.

## Taglines

* Back for seconds.
* New Meg. Old Chum.
* New Meg. New Chum.

## Cast

* Jason Statham – Jonas Taylor
* Wu Jing – Jiuming
* Shuya Sophia Cai – Meiying
* Page Kennedy – DJ
* Sergio Peris-Mencheta – Montes
* Skyler Samuels – Jess
* Cliff Curtis – James "Mac" Mackreides
* Sienna Guillory – Driscoli
* Melissanthi Mahut – Rigas
* Whoopie Van Raam – Curtis
* Kiran Sonia Sawar – Sal
* Felix Mayr – Lance
* Able Wanamakok – Friend

## External links

* Meg 2: The Trench quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Meg 2: The Trench at Rotten Tomatoes
* Meg 2: The Trench at Metacritic
* Official website
# Meet the Raisins!

Meet the Raisins! is a 1988 claymation television special directed by Will Vinton, featuring the advertising characters The California Raisins. The show was broadcast November 4, 1988, on the U.S. television network CBS during primetime. It was the Raisins' second appearance in a primetime special and their first dedicated feature. Meet the Raisins! would be followed by a sequel in 1990, Raisins: Sold Out!.

## AC

* I just remember we were so poor, we couldn't afford words.
* That was the most painful experience of my life! Until now.

## Dialogue

    AC: That guy had a glass-shattering voice.
    Red: It was the tight pants.
    Stretch: Had to be the pants...
    Dan Raddish: The unemployment rate sky-rocketed to an all time high last month. Experts blame the job shortage on the rising popularity of waxed fruits. As a result, thousands of apples and pears have been canned. For K V E G news break, I'm Dan Raddish.

## Voice cast

* Kareem as A.C. (as Karreem)
* David Scully as Beebop.
* David Downing as Red.
* Ted Roisum as Stretch.
* Todd Tolces as Rudy.
* P.Q. Baer as Cecil Thyme / Lick Broccoli.
* Tim Conner as Ed McMelon.
* Randy Patterson as Zoot.
* Marly Stone as Mother.
# Olumide Idowu

Olumide Idowu (also known as Mr. Climate), is a Nigerian youth campaigner and climate change activist. He is the co-founder of the International Climate Change Development Initiative (ICCDI Africa), Climate Wednesday and Nigerian Youth Climate Coalition

## Quotes

* YouthPower: plan your work and work your plan. together we can push for a better and sustainable future.