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# Joanna Moorhead

Joanna Moorhead is a British journalist and author who writes for The Guardian, The Independent, The Observer and many other UK newspapers and magazines. Her book The Surreal Life of Leonora Carrington was published in 2017. A second book on Carrington - Surreal Spaces - exploring the homes, houses and institutions she lived in during her journeys from England to Mexico was published in June 2023 (UK) and August 2023 (North America).

## Quotes

* Pregnant with my first, I remember thinking I’d probably be having a boy, which I put down to inbuilt patriarchal bias – boys come first, in the sexist world that surrounds us. The baby was Rosie. Second time around, my expectation was that I’d have a boy this time, which was perhaps based on the law of probability; the new arrival was Elinor. Third time around, I was convinced I was having a boy, but the person who emerged was Miranda. And by the time I got to Catriona, I was absolutely certain I’d be having another girl – and I was.
** "Three daughters and no sons isn’t a bad omen. I should know, I had four", The Observer (6 August 2023)
# Joanna Krupa

Joanna Krupa (born 23 April 1979) is a Polish American model, actress and animal rights activist. She is mostly known for her appearances on the reality television shows Dancing with the Stars, Top Model, and The Real Housewives of Miami.

## Quotes

* [Receiving an anonymous email about animals getting skinned alive for fur] made me furious, and angry and depressed. I was an animal lover my whole life, but I never realized that humans beings were capable of such cruelty. … It was a huge wake-up call for me, and I knew I had to get involved, so I dedicated my life basically to being a voice for animals because they're voiceless and defenseless. … If you're an animal lover, just try to educate your friends and be a voice. Always try to find products that are not tested on animals and stay away from fur. … It's amazing how powerful social media can be – animals can be saved just because people share info and care. It's all about being active and just trying to make the world a better place.
** “Joanna Krupa: Why She’s Happy ‘Real Housewives’ Is In The Past And Her Life As A Devoted Animal Activist,” interview with HNGN (4 November 2015).
# Joanna Williams (author)

Joanna Williams is a British author and commentator. She was a senior lecturer in Higher Education at the University of Kent and is the education editor at Spiked.

## Quotes

* When I first started having a Saturday job, the way you were disciplined was you'd have a little kind of clocking on card that you stamped and it registered the time you arrived at work and the time that you left work, and it was very kind of clear really what you were selling was your labour for a certain number of hours. Now with unconscious bias training, it almost feels as if what you're selling is your soul, quite literally. You know, it's your thoughts, it's your unconscious that the bosses have control over and have access to. And I think this kind of equality, diversity, inclusion, environmental, social, governance agenda, you know it's a very useful tool for the kind of capitalist class, if you like, to regulate themselves, relate to eachother and I think, most importantly, to be able to discipline the workforce.
** "Why people are revolting against woke capitalism" (at 4m44s), spiked on YouTube, 5 November 2023.
# Howard the Duck

Howard the Duck (started in 1973) is the title of a comic book published by Marvel Comics.
    For the 1986 film adaptation see Howard the Duck (film)

## Issue 2

    Howard: Beverly and I were doomed to the most horrifying and brutal demise known on this world since the day when corporate monsters rose encased in glass and steel and swallowed our ancestors whole into their bureaucratic digestive tracts, reducing their minds to gelatin and their bones to roughage, making waste matter of people, then callously eliminating them at age sixty five, sixty two for women
    Phelch the Turnip: We were a breed of aggressive, dynamic, success oriented vegetables who overcame the limits of our roots and evolved into space spanning go getters, interstallar overachievers.
    Phelch the Turnip: There are no heroes, Arthur-meat -- nor villians, either. Merely various entities with various desires. When society approves of these desires, the entity is deemed good - or at least respectable
    [After freeing Arthur from control of Phelch the Turnip]]
    Beverly: I hope you've learned something from all this, Arthur
    Arthur: Yes. There can be profound meaning in life without heroics. The universe isn't a melodrama, but a vast panorama of banal humanity. Man's soul may leap to the heights of fantasy but its true value is down here in the mud, where the real trouble is
    Howard: How about -- You're just not qualified to give advice on the subject, huh?

## Issue 3

    [After watching a gory Kung Fu thriller]
    Howard: You misrepresent an ancient philosophy, package it as a violent entertainment - and sell it to your young to emulate!
    Beverly: Somehow I never pegged you as an intellectual, pucky
    Howard: Don't call me names, toots. You don't gotta take out a mortgage on an ivory tower to recognize stupidity when you see it
    [Advertisement on a Martial Arts magazine]
    No tricks! No skill or previous training required! Mind and body tuned in minutes! Learn Kung Fu, Karate, T'ai Chi, Aikido, and eastern proverbs for all occasions

## Issue 4

    [Monologue]
    Howard: These hairless apes manufacture neuroses for themselves us ducks never dreamed of! I don't blame same for nodding out. If I hadda play by this world's nutty rules, where they penalized ya for being clever an' reward mediocrity and then glamorize the outlaw, 'coz he makes it on his own terms, even if they're stupid and destructive...
    [On seeing Winky-Man]
    Thug: Are you for real? I heard o' heroes in long underwear - but a night-gown?!
    Patron at Joe's Bar: Me, I figger livin's sorta like football or squash, know what I mean? Shtrategy... Fast Moves... Beer Commercials
# Howell Cobb

Thomas Howell Cobb (7 September 1815 – 9 October 1868) was a Georgian politician during the 19th century. A southern Democrat who supported slavery and owned slaves himself, he was the Governor of Georgia in the early 1850s and later became a member of the Confederacy during the American Civil War.

## Quotes

* The proposition to make soldiers of our slaves is the most pernicious idea that has been suggested since the war began. It is to me a source of deep mortification and regret to see the name of that good and great man and soldier, General R. E. Lee, given as authority for such a policy. My first hour of despondency will be the one in which that policy shall be adopted. You cannot make soldiers of slaves, nor slaves of soldiers. The moment you resort to negro soldiers your white soldiers will be lost to you; and one secret of the favor with which the proposition is received in portions of the army is the hope that when negroes go into the Army they will be permitted to retire. It is simply a proposition to fight the balance of the war with negro troops. You can't keep white and black troops together, and you can't trust negroes by themselves. It is difficult to get negroes enough for the purpose indicated in the President's message, much less enough for an Army. Use all the negroes you can get, for all the purposes for which you need them, but don't arm them. The day you make soldiers of them is the beginning of the end of the revolution.
** Howell Cobb. "Letter to James A. Seddon", in: Encyclopædia Britannica] (1911), Hugh Chisholm, editor, 11th ed., Cambridge University Press.
* If slaves make good soldiers our whole theory of slavery is wrong. But they won't make soldiers. As a class they are wanting in every qualification of a soldier. Better by far to yield to the demands of England and France and abolish slavery and thereby purchase their aid, than resort to this policy, which leads as certainly to ruin and subjugation as it is adopted; you want more soldiers, and hence the proposition to take negroes into the Army. Before resorting to it, at least try every reasonable mode of getting white soldiers. I do not entertain a doubt that you can, by the volunteering policy, get more men into the service than you can arm. I have more fears about arms than about men, For Heaven’s sake, try it before you fill with gloom and despondency the hearts of many of our truest and most devoted men, by resort to the suicidal policy of arming our slaves.
** Howell Cobb. "Letter to James A. Seddon", in: Encyclopædia Britannica] (1911), Hugh Chisholm, editor, 11th ed., Cambridge University Press.
** Quote regarding suggestions that the Confederates turn their slaves into soldiers. Also quoted as 'You cannot make soldiers of slaves, or slaves of soldiers. The day you make a soldier of them is the beginning of the end of the Revolution. And if slaves seem good soldiers, then our whole theory of slavery is wrong'.
# João Mamede Filho

João Mamede Filho (21 August 1951 –) is a Brazilian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Umuarama.

## Quotes

* We cannot accommodate and continue allowing economic interests that seek exorbitant profits before the well-being of people, to destroy biodiversity and ecosystems, nor continue dictating our energy model based on fossil fuels. We know that Brazil has abundant resources of clean and renewable energy that do no harm to our common home. Therefore, I believe that the proposal to turn the Diocese of Umuarama into low-carbon is a practical way to achieve what Laudato si' calls for.
** Seven Catholic institutions plan to divest from fossil fuel companies (4 October 2016) Catholic News Service
* Today's world calls for new attitudes, new ways of life - more responsible, aware, and egalitarian. We need more communion and more dialogue. By affecting us regardless of political, territorial, racial, ethnic and religious boundaries, climate change unites the world through shared suffering. In order to fight it, we need to keep united and to transform this union into an action that is collective, global, and shared, involving all strata of society all around the world.
** Three Years for Eternity: A Prayer for Climate Action and the Common Good(4 October 2017) Common Dreams
# Juan Alfonso de Baena

Juan Alfonso de Baena (died c. 1435) was a medieval Castilian poet and scribe in the court of Juan II of Castile. Baena, who was a converso (a Jewish convert to Christianity), is best known for compiling and contributing to the Cancionero de Baena, an important medieval anthology composed between 1426 and 1465 containing the poems of over 55 Spanish poets who wrote during the reigns of Enrique II, Juan I, Enrique III, and Juan II.

## Quotes

* The art of poetry, the gay science, is a most subtle and most delightful sort of writing or composition. It is sweet and pleasurable to those who propound and to those who reply; to utterers and to hearers. This science, or the wisdom or knowledge dependent on it, can only be possessed, received, and acquired by the inspired spirit of the Lord God; who communicates it, sends it, and influences by it, those alone, who well and wisely, arid discreetly and correctly, can create and arrange, and compose and polish, and scan and measure feet, and pauses, and rhymes, and syllables, and accents, by dextrous art, by varied and by novel arrangement of words. And even then, so sublime is the understanding of this art, and so difficult its attainment, that it can only be learned, possessed, reached, and known to the man who is of noble and of ready invention, elevated and pure discretion, sound and steady judgment; who has seen, and heard, and read many and divers books and writings; who understands all languages; who has, moreover, dwelt in the courts of kings and nobles; and who has witnessed and practised many heroic feats. Finally, he must be of high birth, courteous, calm, chivalnc, gracious; he must be polite and graceful; he must possess honey, and sugar, and salt, and facility and gayety in his discourse.
** Quoted in translation by H. W. Longfellow, The Poets and Poetry of Europe, 2nd ed. (1870), Preface
# Juan Antonio Guerrero Alves

Juan Antonio Guerrero Alves (20 April 1959–) is a Spanish Catholic priest who has been appointed prefect of the Vatican Secretariat for the Economy.

## Quotes

* The Church carries out its mission through the help provided by the offerings of the faithful. And we don't know how much people will be able to give. Precisely for this reason we must be sober, rigorous. We must manage the finances with the passion and diligence of a good family man
** Guerrero: Holy See’s bottom line is in view of mission (13 May 2020)
# João Inácio Müller

João Inácio Müller (15 June 1960 –) is a Brazilian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Campinas.

## Quotes

* When you meet God it's like finding a treasure, you bet everything. How much we have changed in our lives because of our faith and our faith makes us bet everything
** God wants to save us all, recalls bishop on the Day of Forgiveness of Assisi (3 August 2017) Canção Nova
# João Magueijo

João Magueijo (zh-'wow ma-'gay-zhoo) (born in 1967) is a Portuguese professor of theoretical physics at Imperial College, London, where he was for three years a Royal Society Research Fellow. He has been a visiting scientist at the University of California at Berkeley and Princeton University, and received his doctorate in Theoretical Physics at Cambridge University.

## Quotes
### Faster than the Speed of Light

Magueijo, João (2003). Faster than the Speed of Light: the Story of a Scientific Speculation. New York: Penguin Group. ISBN 0-14-200361-1.
* And indeed, if VSL is correct, black holes may have very different properties than we thought. Collapsing stars could have a totally different demise and die a rather eccentric death.
** pg. 10
* The game of science can accurately be described as a never-ending insult to human intelligence.
** pg. 13
* It was then that through the open door Einstein saw the man connecting the new battery, and precisely at the same time he did it, Einstein saw the cows jumping up away from the wire. All at once. Exactly. A fair amount of displeased mooing ensued.
** pg. 16
* In that year had roughly equal numbers of large and small cats. Therefore, quite logically, he cut two holes in each door: a large one for the large cats, and a small one for the small cats. It made perfect sense. ... A hole should have a meaningful existence, and the small cats might be offended if a personalized nothing was not prepared for them.
** pg. 71
* Thus, the distance between any two galaxies increases in time, creating the illusion of mechanical motion. But in reality, galaxies just sit there, contemplating the spectacle of the universe creating more and more space in between them.
** pg. 87
* I've always felt that copious use of the word 'something' allows anyone to solve any problem, even insoluble ones.
** pg. 107
* For instance, the blood of hibernating arctic squirrels may supercool to minus 3 degrees, when it would normally congeal. The supercooled blood still flows, since it remains a liquid, but the slightest disturbance will cause it to freeze, killing the squirrel; therefore, you should not disturb hibernating arctic squirrels.
** pg. 113
* Inflation is really like drugging the baby universe with speed. The supercool union of the hitherto unfriendly gods was blessed by amphetamine, and this made the universe inflate rather than just expand. The early orgy of expansion in the universe comes to an abrupt end as soon as the supercooled particle stuff finally freezes.
** pg. 115
* Ever since then, the place has accommodated people with the necessary level of imbalance required to come up with new ideas.
** On Cambridge, pg. 129
* Although the term dialogue was really a euphemism for scientists trying to kill each other, this format worked very well...
** pg. 137
* Cornelia would not be altogether surprised if she saw the grazing cow start tap dancing, lap dancing, or whatever quantum gravity might cause cows to do.
** pg. 249
# Juan Antonio Flores Santana

Juan Antonio Flores Santana (3 July 1927 – 9 November 2014) was a prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Santiago de los Caballeros.

## Quotes

* Collaborate as members of the communion of saints, in the salvation of our country and our world.
** Consecration of the Nation to the Immaculate Heart of Mary on September 24, “to impress a sacred character on this land, showing our total belonging to Christ.” (15 September 2008) Fides News Agencey
* We are all human beings and equal in God's eyes and both sides should be treated in the same manner.
** Bishops ask authorities to take steps towards dialogue, in response to the violence between people of the Dominican Republic and Haiti (6 November 2008) Fides News Agencey
# Juan Antonio Ugarte Pérez

Juan Antonio Ugarte Pérez (23 September 1938 –) is a Peruvian prelate of the Catholic Church who served as an auxillary bishop of the Diocese of Abancay the prelate of the Territorial Prelature of Yauyos,and as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Yauyos.

## Quotes

* For years the Church has been the country's only moral point of reference. Faced with a people who look to her with hope, the Church has a grave responsibility to not disappoint them and to ensure that her activity and life are always exemplary giving testimony of coherence between what is preached and what is practised. If good example is necessary everywhere, this is certainly true in Peru where there is a serious institutional crisis of government, ethic and moral values and a marked presence of religious sects.
** Archbishop Juan Antonio Ugarte Pérez of Cuzco, in Rome to receive the Pallium: “Our peoples hunger for God! Our priests are scarce we cannot reach all our people. Religious sects take the opportunity to make new members” (30 June 2004) Fides News Agency
# Juan Antonio Villacañas

Juan Antonio Villacañas (1922 in Toledo – August 21, 2001) was a Spanish poet, essayist and critic.

## Quotes

* The earth is brief, as brief as a man’s solemnity. ……… When you, Earth, stop palpitating in my flesh I, flesh, will give you all my earth.
** “The Earth and I”, from De-triumphant March (1960)
* Death is a life of questions that are being buried, and one ends always with doubt tangled in the lips.
** “Epilogue”, from De-triumphant March (1960)
* God borders my incredulity constantly. And my incredulity is so much God, that I am almost sure to adore Him.
** “Revolt of a Newborn”, from Revolt of a Newborn (1973)
* I have an immensity which shivers in the oceans, being, as I am, only a little fountain, small as an eye.
** “Fountain”, from Revolt of a Newborn (1973)
* I come to make song, after the tears. And even if a choir of men sprayed my tongue with silence, poetry will come, with liberating voice, to make my song fall from the trees and reach the most deeply buried abysses of those tears that the child lent me when crying himself into life.Because my infant song is stronger than man’s tears, and it could even conquer me robbing the need of tears from the sun and the wind.
** "New Songs for After the Tears", from Revolt of a Newborn (1973)
* If pain does not die we shall make it poetry.
** From Sublimation of Disobedience (1998)
* Thought is a flower from other worlds, a tale that is torn in each written word. ……………I go outdoors to give rest to the soul’s tired muscles.
** “Literaturaliae”, from Theme of My Biography (2000)

## Quotes about Juan Antonio Villacañas

* Whether Villacañas wrote in liras, free verse or whatever form, his poetry constantly springs from a profound search for transcendence and a concern from humanity that can make him to be at once social and spiritual. The vigour of his verses gives them quite often a muscular quality which appears equally in his most earthy poems of indictment or solidarity and in those in which he looks for God, suffers His silence or talks to Him.
** Michael Smith. Introduction to Juan Antonio Villacañas: Selected Poems. Shearsman Books, Exeter. United Kingdom, 2009.
* But Juan Antonio Villacañas was more than a social poet, or a poet of the universe or a religious poet, or a poet of human themes, or a poet of love. Villacañas, apart from being a generous person, cordial, a poet in the deepest sense of the word, he is, above all, a poet of all times, a poet of yesterday, a poet of tomorrow. A poet who, in life, despite prizes and triumphs, did not get the recognition that other inferior poets had. Especially during his last years “critics” turned their back to him. But he remained faithful to that which was his passion. Poetry, a poetry that has the flow of a river, the serenity of an autumn day, the light that must be in the look of God.
** Hilario Barrero. “LOS POETAS”. REVISTA POÉTICA ALMACÉN. LIBRO DE NOTAS. Also: Introduction to Juan Antonio Villacañas: Selected Poems. Shearsman Books, Exeter. United Kingdom, 2009.

## External links

* Personal web page
* Bilingual edition of Juan Antonio Villacañas' Selected Poems
# H. Jay Dinshah

Hom Jay Dinshah (November 2, 1933 – June 8, 2000) was founder and president of the American Vegan Society and editor of its publication, Ahimsa magazine (1960–2000).

## Quotes

* Man must get his thoughts, words and actions out of this vast moral jungle. We are not predators. We are, hopefully, more than instinctive killers and selfish brutes. Why take such a dim view of our potentials and capabilities?
** Out of the Jungle (1967); as quoted in Victoria Moran, Compassion, the Ultimate Ethic: An Exploration of Veganism (Wellingborough: Thorsons, 1985), p. 31.
* Man cannot pretend to be higher in ethics, spirituality, advancement, or civilization than other creatures and at the same time live by lower standards than the vulture or hyena … The Pillars of Ahimsa indisputably represent the clearest, surest path out of the jungle, and toward the attainment of that highly desirable goal.
** Out of the Jungle (1967); as quoted in Victoria Moran, Compassion, the Ultimate Ethic: An Exploration of Veganism (Wellingborough: Thorsons, 1985), p. 32.
* After all, vegetarianism is, more than anything else, the very essence and the very expression of altruistic sharing… the sharing of the One Life… the sharing of the natural resources of the Earth… the sharing of love, kindness, compassion, and beauty in this life.
** The Vegetarian Way, Proceedings of the 24th World Vegetarian Conference (Madras, India, 1977), p. 34; as quoted in Richard H. Schwartz, Judaism and Vegetarianism (New York: Lantern Books, 2001), p. 75.
* Mankind cannot, I submit, save itself from destruction through mere cleverness of scientific technology selfishly applied, nor through wishful thinking. But through a deep sense of brotherhood of all life, and a willingness and eagerness on the part of each and every person to work constructively for the preservation and enhancement of life, mankind may yet be preserved and go forward into the next millennium with confidence, competence and compassion.
** The Vegetarian Way, Proceedings of the 24th World Vegetarian Conference (India, 1977); as quoted in Jon Wynne-Tyson, The Extended Circle (1985), and in the International Vegetarian Union website.
* Vegan is a term that refers to people who have chosen a way of living guided by ahimsa (nonharming) and reverence for life. … Vegans recognize the value of life to all living creatures and extend to them the compassion, kindness, and justice in The Golden Rule. Vegans see animals as free entities in nature, not slaves or vassals, nor as chattel, pieces of goods to be bought and sold. An animal has feelings, an animal has sensitivity, an animal has a place in life, and the vegan respects this life that is manifest in the animal. Vegans do not wish to harm the animal any more than they would want the animal to harm them. This is an example of The Golden Rule precisely as it should be applied.
** "Go Vegan for the Animals" (adapted from "Let’s Talk about Veganism" in Powerful Vegan Messages, 2014), in the American Vegan Society website.