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# Jon Wynne-Tyson

Jon Wynne-Tyson (6 July 1924 – 26 March 2020) is a British author, publisher, activist and pacifist.

## Quotes

* So far from vegetarianism springing from the anthropomorphism of predominantly urban dwellers, as has been suggested by its more superficial critics, it and its inevitable successor veganism are increasingly being recognised as a logical, even inescapable, process, essentially relevant, essentially practical, essentially compassionate to all species.
** "Dietethics: Its Influence on Future Farming Patterns", in Animal Rights: A Symposium, edited by David Paterson & Richard D. Ryder (1979), p. 141
* This anthology proves that there is nothing new about the realization of the connection between our treatment of non-humans and of each other. Clear minds down the centuries have seen that the violence man shows to man is inextricably linked to the violence we have inflicted upon other species and our shared environment.
** "Preface", in The Extended Circle: A Commonplace Book of Animal Rights (1989)
* Until we establish a felt sense of kinship between our own species and those fellow mortals who share with us the sun and shadow of life on this agonized planet, there is no hope for other species, there is no hope for the environment, and there is no hope for ourselves.
** As quoted in Humanimal (2010) by Vergil Z. Ozeca, p. 172
# Jon Postel

Jonathan Bruce Postel (August 6, 1943 – October 16, 1998) was an American computer scientist. He was the first and longest-serving editor of the ARPANET (later Internet) RFC document series, and wrote or edited many of protocol standards still used in the Internet today.

## Quotes

* In general, an implementation must be conservative in its sending behavior, and liberal in its receiving behavior.
** RFC 791, Internet Protocol (September 1981)
** Often shortened to Be liberal in what you accept, and conservative in what you send.
* TCP implementations will follow a general principle of robustness: be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others.
** The "Robustness Principle", RFC 793, Transmission Control Protocol, entire text of section 2.10 (September 1981).
* I think they called me the closest thing to a God of the Internet. But at the end, that article wasn’t very complimentary, because the author suggested that I wasn’t doing a very good job, and that I ought to be replaced by a "professional." Of course, there isn’t any "God of the Internet." The Internet works because a lot of people cooperate to do things together.
** When asked "What do you think of being called a god?" in "Heavenly Father of the NET", an interview article in NetWorker (Summer 1997); This refers to a statement "if the Net does have a god, he is probably Jon Postel", which appeared in the British magazine The Economist.

## About Jon Postel

* He worked quietly for years as keeper of the RFCs and final arbiter in technical matters when consensus couldn’t be reached. Postel believed that decisions he had made in the course of his work over the years had been for the good of the community and that starting a company to profit from those activities would have amounted to a violation of public trust.
** Where Wizards Stay Up Late (1996) by Katie Hafner and Matthew Lyon
* God, at least in the West, is often represented as a man with a flowing beard and sandals... if the Net does have a god, he is probably Jon Postel, a man who matches that description to a T. Mr. Postel's claim to cyber-divinity, besides his appearance, is that he is the chairman and, in effect, the sole member of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, the organization that coordinates almost all Internet addresses.
** The Economist (1997-02-08).

## Misattributed

* A name indicates what we seek. An address indicates where it is. A route indicates how we get there.
** RFC (Request for Comments) document: RFC 791, Internet Protocol (September 1981)
** This is often mistakenly attributed to Jon Postel, but it is actually a very slight variation on a quotation from John Shoch; both RFC-791 and its earlier version RFC-760 include, at the point in the text where this passage appears, a reference to Shoch's paper Inter-Network Naming, Addressing, and Routing, which is the original source of this observation.

## External links

* The Postel Center
* Remembering Jonathan B. Postel
* In Memory of Jon Postel, Internet Society
* Jon Postel
# Jon Pineda

Jon Pineda is an American poet, memoirist, and novelist.

## Quotes

* Once I wrote poems, I found that I was able to piece together individual moments that would, I’d hoped, sometimes compound. The line was the most important thing to me—that and the music it produced.
** On how poetry writing eventually led to short stories and other works in “A Poet’s Novel: Jon Pineda talks LET’S NO ONE GET HURT” in Booklist Reader (2018 Mar 22)
* I think it’s relative to the story you’re writing. Some novels are filled with summary and some are filled with scenes. Others are a beautiful, confusing mix, of course. Ultimately, I wanted to write a novel that I’d want to read later.
** On choosing a story writing method in “7 QUESTIONS WITH JON PINEDA” in Hyphen Magazine (2018 Jun 7)
* Fiction is something that I've always wanted to write. I think that I give myself a break when I write fiction. And that's not to take anything away from people that write fiction, because I know that it's just as taxing, and there's so much involved with that. But for me, I write poems because I have to, and I write stories because I want to. When I'm writing stories, I tend to write stories when, like right now, I'm writing a lot of stories because I'm trying to get away from this collection of poems. It's just killing me. But, that's kind of what it is for me.
** On fiction versus poetry writing in “AN INTERVIEW WITH JON PINEDA” in Blackbird (2004 Jun 17)
* The setting, with all of its contradictions, is crucial. The land provides a deceptive promise of freedom, yet also presents itself as a burden. I’m drawn to these contradictions. They feed the emotional intensity of the novel…
** On placing his characters on a stretch of land in “Coming of Age With a Dog Named Marianne Moore” in the Chicago Review of Books (2018 Jun 1)
# Jon Ronson

Jon Ronson (born 10 May, 1967) is a Welsh-American journalist, author, and filmmaker. He has made documentary series for Britain's Channel 4 and for the BBC.

## Quotes
### So You've Been Publicly Shamed (2015)

* I suppose it's no surprise that we feel the need to dehumanize the people we hurt—before, during, or after the hurting occurs. But it always comes as a surprise. In psychology it's known as cognitive dissonance. It's the idea that it feels stressful and painful for us to hold two contradictory ideas at the same time (like the idea that we're kind people and the idea that we've just destroyed someone). And so to ease the pain we create illusory ways to justify our contradictory behavior.
** p. 81.
* Maybe there are two types of people in the world: those who favor humans over ideology, and those who favor ideology over humans. I prefer humans to ideology, but right now the ideologues are winning, and they're creating a stage for artificial high dramas, where everyone is either a magnificent hero or a sickening villain.
** p. 309.

## External links

* Official website
# Jon Venverloh

Jon Venverloh is the Founder and Principal at Venus Development Co.

## Quotes

* Federal interest rate policy, inflation, worldwide supply chain shortages, and ongoing global unrest are having an adverse impact on markets of all sorts. Crypto is not immune to widespread shifts in investor confidence, and this too shall pass.
** Quote from "Bitcoin’s New Floor Is $30,000 as 50% Rout Destroys Old Supports"
* For a lot of non-crypto people, NFTs can be a first foray into the crypto space and a way to dabble with deeper blockchain concepts without having to learn the ins and outs of the more complex side of crypto assets. It’s more fun to show friends what NFTs are in your wallet than it is to talk about how much crypto you own, and I think that’s one of the reasons they’re continuing to gain popularity amidst the crypto downturn.
** Quote from "Global NFT Sales Hit Record $7 Billion in January Despite Crypto Slump"
* Blockchain tracking capabilities are advanced enough that it would be relatively easy for the U.S. government to follow the money if the Russian oligarchs try to turn their fortunes into crypto.
** Quote from "Over $30 Million in Crypto Donations Sent to Ukraine"
* It’s daunting the amount of capital and expertise it would take to run such a business, and even if you’re successful, are you just going to be No. 2?
** Quote from "Google drops charges on shopping service to counter Amazon's surging ad sales"
* They are making sure that the laws they are putting into place don't unfairly hinder the growth of the technology company
** Quote from "Tech Sector Not the Belle of the Ball, But in the Mix"
# Jona Senilagakali

Dr Jona Baravilala Senilagakali (8 November 1929 – 26 October 2011) was a physician who was appointed the interim Prime Minister of Fiji during the 2006 coup.

## Sourced

* There's no doubt about it. It is an illegal take-over. It's an illegal take-over to clean up the mess of a much bigger illegal activity of the previous government. So what choice do you have? To me, it's better that you do this illegal activity to clean up a much bigger, illegal mess so that we can bring peace … to the people of Fiji.
** in a December 6, 2006 interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation
* Democracy may be alright for certain people in the world, but I don't think the type of democracy Fiji needs is the type Australia and New Zealand enjoy.
** in a December 6, 2006 interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation
# Rajkummar Rao

Raj Kumar Yadav (born August 31, 1984) is an Indian actor.

## Quotes
### Film Companion Tape Cast (2017)

    "Rajkummar on being rejected for roles because of his skin colour". Film Companion. (December 18, 2017).
* I didn’t use Fair and Lovely. I was very proud of my skin colour. How does it matter? I am an actor, I am not here to sell my fairness. I used to laugh, actually. I found those people so ignorant. So regressive. They are still stuck in that era - hero matlab gora chitta, 6 foot.
* I am an actor. Give me any part…Robert Downey Jr. was nominated for an Oscar for Tropic Thunder. He played an African-American. Acting has no limits.
# Raju Jeyamohan

Raju Jeyamohan (born 2 July 1991) is an Indian actor, assistant director, screenwriter, television host and model in the Indian film industry, who has worked predominantly in Tamil television shows and films.

## Quotes

* I had never considered my calm nature to be my biggest strength until now.
** Raju Talking about life
* I don’t know Hindi, but I get the concept of Kapil Sharma’s show.
* Your biggest supporter is a stranger, your biggest hater is someone you know!
* I never thought my patience was a big quality until now.
** Raju Jeyamohan on his ‘Bigg Boss’ journey and winning the title
# Raju Ravitej

Raju Ravitej is an Indian thinker and writer of Socio-political philosophy. He is also the founder Trustee of Inspire India Trust and has run social campaigns for young people.

## Quotes

* Truth suffers where money rules. Thinkers pursue truth and hence, thinkers must stay away from money.
** Interview with Pawan Kalyan in The Hindu
# Rajpath

Rajpath, officially named Kartavya Path (Path of duty), and formerly known as Kingsway, is a ceremonial boulevard in New Delhi, India, that runs from Rashtrapati Bhavan on Raisina Hill through Vijay Chowk and India Gate, National War Memorial to National Stadium, Delhi. The avenue is lined on both sides by huge lawns, canals and rows of trees. Considered to be one of the most important roads in India, it is where the annual Republic Day parade takes place on 26 January. Janpath (meaning "People's Way") crosses the road. Rajpath runs in east-west direction. Roads from Connaught Place, the financial centre of Delhi, run into Rajpath from north. It was made during the Construction of New Delhi.

## Quotes

* The good news is that in recent years, there has been renewed interest in the history of the armed resistance. Long-forgotten revolutionaries have started popping up in social media and popular culture. In 2019, four of the last remaining INA veterans were driven down Raj Path as part of the Republic Day Parade. The Indian Navy celebrated the RIN revolt as a float at the annual event in 2022. It had taken the institution three-quarters of a century to get itself to do this. In January 2022, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that a statue of Subhas Bose would be erected under the canopy on Raj Path (now renamed Kartavya Path). Anyone familiar with the place will realize the symbolic importance of this. Netaji, ‘the Leader’, will permanently stand, taking the salute to not just the National War Memorial but to all future Republic Day parades. He had said ‘Dilli Chalo’ in 1943, and has finally arrived at the heart of the Republic.
** Sanjeev Sanyal - Revolutionaries_ The Other Story of How India Won Its Freedom-HarperCollins India (2023)
# Mario Andretti

Mario Gabriele Andretti (born 28 February 1940) is an Italian-born American racing driver, arguably the most successful American in auto racing. During his career, he has won four Champcar titles, and the 1978 Formula One World Championship. Andretti is the only person ever to win the Indy 500, the Daytona 500, and the Formula One World Championship.

## Quotes
### 1990s

* The first time I fired up a car, felt the engine shudder and the wheel come to life in my hands, I was hooked. It was a feeling I can't describe. I still get it every time I get into a race car.
** Mario Andretti - Began Racing In Italy. sports.jrank.org. Retrieved on 2007-04-12..
* Of course now that I am retired I see it from a totally different perspective, the bad days just don't look so bad to me, and I try to share that with Michael.
** Super Speedway. Dir. Stephen Low. Perf. Mario Andretti, Michael Andretti. DVD. Openwheel Productions Inc., 1997..
* When you are losing it can seem like there is a black cloud following you around, but like they say there is a silver lining in every cloud.
** Super Speedway. Dir. Stephen Low. Perf. Mario Andretti, Michael Andretti. DVD. Openwheel Productions Inc., 1997..

### 2010s

* The visas came through in 1955, when I was 15. That June, we sailed for New York aboard the Conte Biancamano. When we passed the Statue of Liberty, Anna Maria [my sister] tried to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner".
** "Coming to America -- In the Fast Lane," "House Call," "Mansion," The Wall Street Journal (3 August 2018), M1

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Mario Andretti on Wikipedia
* The dictionary definition of mario andretti on Wiktionary
* Media related to Mario Andretti on Wikimedia Commons
# Mario Francesco Pompedda

Mario Francesco Pompedda (18 April 1929 – 18 October 2006) was an Italian cardinal who served as the Prefect of the Apostolic Signatura for the Roman Curia.

## Quotes

* There are particularly large dioceses and archdioceses that require, among other things, particular gifts for pastoral government. I don't think it unreasonable or inadvisable to appoint to such Sees a churchman who has already given fair proof of himself in a less complex diocese. That then there may be people who maneuver to "make a career", that lies in the nature of things, it’s a matter of human temptation. Even we churchmen are not immune from original sin...
** Salus animarum suprema lex (2004) 30 Days
# Mario Bardi

Mario Bardi (born January 22, 1922 – 7 September 1998) is an italian contemporary painter.

## Quotes about Bardi

* There is nothing in his painting which Sicily cannot explain. (Leonardo Sciascia)
** Leonardo Sciascia in : [s.n.] (1984). "Storia dell'arte in Sicilia: Mario Bardi, volume 2 (in Italian). Palermo: Edizioni del Sole" at page 243
* There is nothing in Bardi's painting, which can not be explained by painting. And yet there is nothing in his painting that Sicily, in comparison, can not explain: and not only in the events, in the facts, but also and above all in the way of being. And in his way of being a painter. (Leonardo Sciascia, 1967)

## Bardi Quotes

* The city where I spent my childhood and adolescence was, in ancient times, the magnificent seat of King and Viceroy. And for historical reasons known and unknown, the imprint of the Baroque age had prevailed over others of more ancient and illustrious times. And that impression had been perpetuated over time, both in the appearance of things and in the character of men.
* Six and eighteenth century monuments, gardens, palaces with pot-bellied balconies, chapels, oratories, convents with large paintings, but above all habits, the way people move, the way of thinking and articulate words. The folk tales and even the official culture that, after all, had not gone beyond a pious enlightenment: from those places, you know, the French revolution has not passed.
* And the time, stopped for centuries, had not erased the dark and tragic memory of the Inquisition and the weight of the privilege of the great men of Spain.
* I have lived in other cities, often equally and sometimes richer in historical and monumental testimonies, but where time has instead walked. And yet I met other counter-reforms, other inquisitions, others great from Spain.

## References

* ↑ Mario Bardi, ilgiornale.it, Argómm Teatro, 2001.
* ↑ Mario Bardi, ilgiornale.it, Argómm Teatro, 2001.
# Mario Enrico Delpini

Mario Enrico Delpini (29 July 1951 –) is an Italian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Milan.

## Quotes

* The death of Sister Luisa Dell'Orto leaves us heartbroken and disconcerted, it becomes a revelation of the good she did and of the holy life she lived, it becomes pain and prayer. On behalf of the Ambrosian Church, I express my participation in the mourning of her family, in the grateful and sorrowful memory of all those who knew her, and in the certainty that her death, so similar to that of Charles de Foucauld, united to the death of Jesus, may be a seed of new life for the land of Haiti and for its entry into glory.
** An Italian missionary who had dedicated herself to street children for 20 years murdered: the long trail of blood of the Church (27 June 2022) Fides News Agency
# Reverend Bizarre

Reverend Bizarre was a doom metal band from Finland. They played slow and heavy traditional doom with dramatic vocals, following in the footsteps of bands such as Saint Vitus, Pentagram and Black Sabbath. The band was one of the biggest names in the fourth wave of traditional doom metal.
STRANGE HORIZON:
    Baby don't be afraid,
    even though it's late.
    I can lead our path -
    there's no time to loseǃ
    Hand in hand we'll go in to the land below,
    where we can be free -
    there's no time to loseǃ
    Run by my side in search of distant light,
    pointing our way -
    soon the dreams will comeǃ
    In the eyes of child fear towards the night.
    Long way to the sun -
    soon the dreams will comeǃ
    Walk the road of death.
    Try to save your breath,
    because soon we'll face our Lord
    we leave this world behindǃ
    Free among the dead from sins we once plead.
    Eternal is our love -
    we leave this world behind.
    Blessed be those within grief.
    I invite you to relief.
    Leave your pain to the earth.
    Under the tombstone is birth.
From the CD Harbinger of Metal, Spinefarm Records, Naula 042, Helsinki, 2003
# Reverse learning

Reverse learning is a neurobiological theory of REM sleep, published in 1983 by Francis Crick and Graeme Mitchison in the journal Nature.

## Quotes

* Crick and Mitchison proposed that a reverse learning mechanism in REM sleep removes certain undesirable modes of interaction in neural networks within the cerebral cortex. If their theory is correct then abnormalities of reverse learning might account for some aspects of schizophrenia, mania, and depression.
** D. Brown: (1993). "Crick and Mitchison's theory of REM sleep and neural networks". Medical Hypotheses 40 (6): 329–331. ISSN 03069877. DOI:10.1016/0306-9877(93)90212-9.
* Sleep has been shown to be critical for the transfer and consolidation of memories in the cortex. Like memory consolidation, a role for sleep in adaptive forgetting has both historical precedent, as Francis Crick suggested in 1983 that sleep was for “reverse-learning,” and recent empirical support.
** Jesse J. Langille: (2019). "Remembering to Forget: A Dual Role for Sleep Oscillations in Memory Consolidation and Forgetting". Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience 13. ISSN 1662-5102. DOI:10.3389/fncel.2019.00071.
* The idea that sleep might be involved in the erasure or filtering of information has been put forward by several authors ... In particular in 1983, Crick and Mitchison ... proposed, based on a neurocomputational model of associative learning, that dreaming during REM sleep helps to forget “parasitic modes” of activity, thus ensuring an efficient mode of operation of the brain during waking. ... As a solution to this problem, the authors proposed a “reverse learning” mechanism during REM sleep-dreaming that dampens synaptic weights to reduce the probability of these parasitic activity modes and thereby also enhances the efficacy and storage capacity of the network. ... In simulation studies, repeated unlearning procedures indeed improved the learning capability of the network and retrieval of recently learned patterns, but concurrently weakened more remote memories ...
** Björn Rasch and Jan Born: (2013). "About Sleep's Role in Memory". Physiological Reviews 93 (2): 681–766. ISSN 0031-9333. DOI:10.1152/physrev.00032.2012.
* In what can be called the eraser theory of REM sleep, Crick and Mitchison have treated its reported absence in the echidna as evidence that it amounts to a mechanism for reverse learning, in which stimulation of the forebrain weakens the synaptic strength of undesirable “parasitic modes” of neuronal activity, thus fine-tuning the brain’s operation ... The echidna, it is said, gets by without REM sleep because its surprisingly large neocortex makes reverse learning unnecessary. If true, an inverse relationship between size of neocortex and REM sleep quotas is to be expected in other species, but supportive data are lacking.
** Harold Zepelin, Jerome M. Siegel, and Irene Tobler: (2005). "Mammalian sleep". Principles and practice of sleep medicine 4: 91–100.

## See also

* Dreams
* Neuroscience
* Sleep
# Revenge of the Zombies

Revenge of the Zombies is a 1943 film about a man who arrives at an old mansion in the middle of a Louisiana swamp to meet his brother-in-law who is creating an army of zombies in support of the Third Reich.
    Directed by Steve Sekely. Written by Edmond Kelso and Van Norcross.

## Dr. Max Heinrich von Altermann

* Against an army of zombies, no armies could stand. Why, even blown half to bits - undaunted by fire and gas - zombies would fight on so long as the brain cells which receive and execute commands still remain intact.
* My wife does not answer your greeting because she's dead.

## Dialogue

    Lazarus: Beautiful car. I drove car like this for Master.
    Jeff: Yeah?
    Lazarus: When I was alive.

## Taglines

* DEAD MEN CAN'T DIE... but live to follow a mad-man's will!

## Cast

* John Carradine — Dr. Max Heinrich von Altermann
* Gale Storm — Jennifer Rand
* Robert Lowery — Larry Adams
* Bob Steele — Sheriff
* Mantan Moreland — Jeff
* Veda Ann Borg — Lila von Altermann
* Barry Macollum — Dr. Harvey Keating
* Mauritz Hugo — Scott Warrington
* Madame Sul-Te-Wan — Mammy Beulah, the housekeeper
* James Baskett — Lazarus
* Sybil Lewis — Rosella
* Robert Cherry — Pete, a zombie
* Franklyn Farnum — zombie

## External links

* Revenge of the Zombies quotes at the Internet Movie Database