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# Gananath Obeyesekere

Gananath Obeyesekere (born February 2, 1930) is Emeritus Professor of Anthropology at Princeton University and has done much work in his home country of Sri Lanka.

## Quotes

* Sri Lankan monks and educated laypersons found the Western interpretation of Buddhism especially appealing in their fight against the Protestant and Catholic missions. Soon the indigenous scholarship, strongly influenced by Western critical methods, carried on into the present day a rational view of Buddhism, treating the mythic, cultic, devotional elements as inessential to the religion, as accretions or interpolations superadded to a pristine, pure form of Buddhism. Concomitantly, the folk beliefs of ordinary peasants were viewed as animism, or superstitions, unworthy of the rational theosophy of old religion. 25
** quoted from Quoted from Malhotra, R., Nīlakantan, A. (Princeton, N.J.). (2011). Breaking India: Western interventions in Dravidian and Dalit faultlines
* I try to point out in several of my works, including Wisdom Transformed, and in this book, that in some sense the Buddhism that we now believe in is the colonial product. It is a product of Western theories and translators of Buddhist text, who came in the nineteenth century. I'm not saying that's necessarily bad, but it led to a transformation of ethics, a transformation of the way we look at the world in Sri Lanka, and it is foolish to deny this colonial impact.
# Gamera vs. Guiron

Gamera vs. Guiron is a 1969 film about Gamera pursuing aliens that have kidnapped children.
    Directed by Noriaki Yuasa. Written by Nisan Takahashi.

## Dialogue

    Reporter #1: Dr. Shiga! The same galactic waves were caught in England. Uh, last year, accordingly. Are they the same one?
    Dr. Shiga: No. That was different. The one before, was from beyond the solar system we think. But this one is very much nearer. According to our calculations.
    Reporter #2: Does that mean... people on Solar... are the same system planet?
    Dr. Shiga: No. That's hard to say. You have that ready? [Dr. Shiga points to some slides] There's no! Air or water on the Moon? So no living thing inhabits it. As you know for sure. And... there are... no rivers on Mars. And on Venus... it has several hundred degrees Centigrade. And... the surface of... Jupiter is covered with... frozen ammonia. Saturn... is also... the same. No advanced vertebrates there, of course.
    Reporter #3: So... what do those waves mean?
    Dr. Shiga: Assuming. They come from... Proxima Cenauri, which is nearest to us... How long? Will it take Apollo. One of the newest. Spaceships as you know. How long will it take us to get there do you think? Five hundred thousand years.

## Cast

* Nobuhiro Kajima — Akio
* Miyuki Akiyama — Tomoko
* Christopher Murphy — Tom
* Yuko Hamada — Kuniko
* Eiji Funakoshi — Dr. Shiga

## External links

* Gamera vs. Guiron quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Gamera vs. Zigra

Gamera vs. Zigra is a 1971 film about invading aliens that fight Gamera.
    Directed by Noriaki Yuasa. Written by Nisan Takahashi.

## Dialogue

    Kenny: Ah, Gamera!
    Helen: I don't like monsters.
    Kenny: Gamera is the friend of all children!
    Helen: Is he really?

## Cast

* Kōji Fujiyama — Dr. Tom Wallace
* Daigo Inoue
* Reiko Kasahara — Kiyoko Ishikawa
* Daihachi Kita

## External links

* Gamera vs. Zigra quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Gamera vs. Viras

Gamera vs. Viras is a 1968 film about a group of invading aliens that fight with Gamera.
    Directed by Noriaki Yuasa. Written by Nisan Takahashi.

## Alien

* Children, you were right, our ship is controlled with telepathy.

## Cast

* Kôjirô Hongô — Scoutmaster Mr. Shimida
* Tôru Takatsuka — Masao Nakaya
* Carl Craig — Jim Crane
* Michiko Yaegaki — Mariko Nakaya
# Gandhara grave culture

The Gandhara grave culture of present-day Pakistan is known by its "protohistoric graves", which were spread mainly in the middle Swat River valley and named the Swat Protohistoric Graveyards Complex, dated in that region to c. 1200–800 BCE.

## Quotes

* Tusa (1977) believes that "the so-called 'grave culture' is not in fact due to a sudden interruption in the life of the valley but to an appreciable, substantial change perhaps due to new contributions that are nevertheless in line with the cultural traditions of the previous period." He echoes objections that have been raised so many times by South Asian archaeologists: "The existence of contributions from the outside, for too long used to justify cultural change in the sub-Himalayan area, has in my opinion been exaggerated even though it could conceivably have been a factor in cultural change without being the only one" (690). As far as he is concerned, "to attribute a historical value to . . . the slender links with northwestern Iran and northern Afghanistan . . . is a mistake "because . . ." it could well be the spread of particular objects and, as such, objects that could circulate more easily quite apart from any real contacts" (691-692).
** Tusa, Sebastiano. 1977. "The Swat Valley in the 2nd and 1st Millennia BC: A Question of Marginality." South Asian Archaeology 6:675-695. quoted in in Bryant, E. F. (2001). The Quest for the Origins of Vedic Culture : the Indo-Aryan migration debate. Oxford University Press.
# Gamera vs. Gyaos

Gamera vs. Gyaos is a 1967 film about a monster that emerges from a volcano and fights Gamera, directed by Noriaki Yuasa and written by Nisan Takahashi.

## Dialogue

    Army officer: Dr. Aoki, as a zoologist what would you say the beast is? Would you say it's a bird, or is it a reptile?
    Dr. Aoki: I would like to say there isn't any recorded history of it... let's just call it a monster.

## Cast

* Kojiro Hongo — Foreman Shiro Tsutsumi
* Kichijiro Ueda — Village Headman
* Reiko Kasahara — Eiichi's sister
* Naoyuki Abe — Eiichi

## External links

* Gamera vs. Gyaos quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Gamera vs. Jiger

Gamera vs. Jiger is a 1970 film about an unleashed monster that fights Gamera.
    Directed by Noriaki Yuasa. Written by Nisan Takahashi.

## Dr. Suzuki

* As we've now learned, in regards to the monster's strange powers, his deadly ray is based on ultra high frequency waves which it uses to produce heat. Up to now we've been defenseless, now we are reminded that this tranciever emits waves just like the creature does, but their frequency is lower, opposite to it, therefore this charteristic of the tranciver tends to weaken the monster, just as tropical people become weak when they go to a northen cooler climate, and eskimos react the same way to a warmer southern climate.

## Cast

* Tsutomu Takakuwa — Hiroshi
* Kelly Varis — Tommy Williams
* Katherine Murphy— Susan Williams
* Kon Ohmura — Dad
# Douglas John Hall

Douglas John Hall (born 1928) is an emeritus professor of theology at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, and a minister of the United Church of Canada.

## Quotes
### "Where in the World Are We?" (2006)

       Princeton Lectures on Youth, Church, and Culture
* The conversion of Constantine ... was the effective beginning of “Christendom,” namely, of that particular form of the Christian religion that consists of a strong alliance of Christianity with political and social power, sometimes amounting to the practical identification of Christianity with the dominant forces of the society in which it finds itself.
* Christianity, with its strong emphasis on unity under one God (an emphasis that it shares with Islam), can seem an almost natural ally of empire—unless, of course, the prophetic-critical dimension of the biblical tradition, which the Jesus of the synoptics certainly represented, is allowed a hearing. But as the history of Christology in the West easily demonstrates, after the establishment of Christianity, the prophetic office of the Christ, based not only on Jesus’ teaching but (even more so) on his suffering at the hands of power, was definitely subdued in favor of his priestly and kingly offices. Triumphant peoples, successful peoples, possessing peoples—empires!—do not want crucified criminals as their chief cultic symbol, especially not when they themselves are the crucifiers ... as they regularly are!
# Douglas Gresham

Douglas Howard Gresham (November 10, 1945 –) is an American British stage and voice-over actor, biographer, film producer, and executive record producer.

## Quotes

* One’s life is one’s faith when you commit your life to Christ, if you really want to be a Christian it will cost you your life. I learned that from a man who wrote books.
** More to Douglas Gresham than 'Narnia' (January 2006)
* I don’t think schools are the best way to teach children. Schools should be for fish, not human beings.
** ‘Schools should be for fish, not humans’ (June 8, 2016)
# Douglas Huebler

Douglas Huebler (October 27, 1924 – July 12, 1997) was an American conceptual artist.

## Quotes

* The world is full of objects, more or less interesting; I do not wish to add any more.
** Douglas Huebler (1969), quotes in: Edward Allington. "About Time," in Frieze, Issue 92 June-August 2005
# Douglas Fraser

Douglas Andrew Fraser (December 18, 1916 – February 23, 2008) was an American union leader. He was president of the United Auto Workers from 1977 to 1983, and an adjunct professor of labor relations at Wayne State University for many years.

## Quotes

* I believe leaders of the business community, with few exceptions, have chosen to wage a one-sided class war today in our country—a war against working people, the unemployed, the poor, the minorities, the very young and the very old, and even many in the middle class of our society.
** Resignation letter from National Committee of Labor-Management Group, July 17, 1978; Published in: North Country Anvil, Nr. 28, (1978) p. 22
* I would rather sit with the rural poor, the desperate children of urban blight, the victims of racism, and working people seeking a better life than with those whose religion is the status quo, whose goal is profit and whose hearts are cold.
** Resignation letter from National Committee of Labor-Management Group, July 17, 1978; Published in: North Country Anvil, Nr. 28, (1978) p. 22

## External links

* Wikipedia:Douglas Fraser
# Geetanjali Shree

Geetanjali Shree (Hindi: गीतांजलि श्री; born 12 June 1957), also known as Geetanjali Pandey, is an Indian Hindi-language novelist and short-story writer based in New Delhi, India. She is the author of several short stories and five novels. Her 2000 novel Mai was shortlisted for the Crossword Book Award in 2001, while its English translation by Nita Kumar was published by Niyogi Books in 2017. In 2022, her novel Ret Samadhi (2018), translated into English as Tomb of Sand by Daisy Rockwell, won the International Booker Prize. Aside from fiction, she has written critical works on Premchand.

## Quotes

* ...In the writers’ world there is much fun and frolic, and spite and praise...
* ...Along with all this, today’s world, dominated by the ruthless grasping market and the questionable politics making inroads everywhere, has surrounded me in ways like never before. I have to confront it more directly and also protect my literary space from its pollution...
* ... So for me Partition has specific subcontinental implications, but it also spans the larger world...
* ...The follies of mankind from times immemorial have led to broken homes and illogical political identities, severed selves and truncated stories, dislocated populations and homeless refugees...
* ... I do not care for writing with a worked out plan of beginning, middle and end. Creativity can be an unexpected journey for the writer also...
* ...So many things go into the making of a creative work – a linguistic-literary tradition, an entire cultural lineage, history, one’s own experience and that of others distilled through observation, new readings and lessons learnt, hope and despair and playfulness and sadness, all feeding the writers’ imagination in tangible and not-so-tangible ways...
* ... Writing emotionally-charged scenes – independent of whether they resonate with my own life – may leave me with some sort of an enervating feeling and may also produce a compensatory aesthetic satisfaction, but they can also sap me, filling me with an incredible exhaustion...
* ...Self-critique is always there, as part of my intuition. It is this that produces, in the event of certain outcomes, that thrill of what you call ‘surprise’. It is also the pitiless slave-driver that keeps tormenting me, saying ‘no, not this, not this.’...
** INTERVIEW WITH GEETANJALI SHREE
# Gelett Burgess

Frank Gelett Burgess (January 30, 1866 – September 18, 1951) was an American artist, art critic, poet, author and humourist. He is credited with coining the word blurb, a short promotional statement about a piece of creative work, and bromide, a trite or unoriginal phrase intended to soothe or placate, or the boring person who utters those phrases.

## Quotes

* To appreciate nonsense requires a serious interest in life.
** From the essay The Sense of Humor first published in The Romance of the Commonplace (1902).
* there are no roads in all Bohemia !
** From the essay Where is Bohemia? in The Romance of the Commonplace (1902).
* A woman and a mouse, they carry a tale wherever they go.
** Gelett Burgess, The Maxims of Methuselah (1907).

### The Purple Cow (1895)

* I never saw a purple cow, I never hope to see one; But I can tell you, anyhow, I'd rather see than be one!

### Confession (1897)

* Ah, yes, I wrote the "Purple Cow"— I'm Sorry, now, I wrote it; But I can tell you Anyhow I'll Kill you if you Quote it!
** Poem Confession: and a Portrait Too, Upon a Background that I Rue (1897)
** Reacting to the many parodies of his poem.

### Are You A Bromide? (1906)

* I don't know much about Art, but I know what I like. (p. 24)
* She doesn't look a day over fifty. (p. 24)
* You'll feel differently about these things when you're married. (p. 25)
* It isn't so much the heat... as the humidity. (p. 28)
* You're a sight for sore eyes. (p. 29)

## External links

* Open source e-book: "Are You a Bromide?, or, The sulphitic theory expounded and exemplified according to the most recent researches into the psychology of boredom: including many well-known bromidioms now in use" (1909), California Digital Library
# Gemma Galgani

Gemma Galgani (12 March 1878 – 11 April 1903) was an Italian mystic, venerated as a saint in the Catholic Church since 1940. She has been called the "Daughter of the Passion" because of her profound imitation of the Passion of Christ.

## Quotes

* Do grant, O my Lord Jesus, that when my lips approach Thine to kiss Thee, I may taste the gall that was given Thee. And when my shoulders lean against Thine, make me feel Thy scourgings. And when my flesh is united with Thine in the Holy Eucharist, make me feel Thy Passion. And when my head comes near to Thine, make me feel Thy thorns. And when my heart is close to Thine, make me feel Thine embrace.
** Quoted in The Life of St. Gemma Galgani by her spiritual director Ven. Germanus, trans. A. M. O'Sullivan, 1999, p. 258.
# Instant Family

Instant Family is a 2018 American family comedy-drama film that tells a story about husband-wife duo Pete and Ellie Wagner who adopt three siblings after enrolling in foster care.
    Directed by Sean Anders; Written by Sean Anders and John Morris; Produced by Sean Anders, Steven Levinson, John Morris, Mark Wahlberg and Eric Kissack.

## Pete Wagner

* [seeing Lita coated in ketchup and holding a SpongeBob SquarePants knife] That wasn't in the classes. I've got nothing for that.
* [after beating the adult janitor Jacob] Hey, you ever touch, text, or think about our daughter ever again, and you're a dead man.

## Ellie Wagner

* This isn't even a real Barbie. You've got a real Barbie at home that Santa gave you a few weeks ago.

## Dialogue

    Pete Wagner: We want to thank the Lord for our first Christmas together. And we want to give thanks for this lovely meal and also this, um, bounty of super fun cardboard boxes. Amen.
    All: Amen.
    Pete Wagner: Okay. Tuck in, everybody.
    Lita Wagner: Where's my potato chips?
    Pete Wagner: We're not having chips tonight, munchkin. Sorry.
    Lita Wagner: I want my chips.
    Ellie Wagner: Lita! Lizzy, Pete and I worked really hard on this dinner. There's lots of yummy food for you to eat.
    Lita Wagner: No!
    Ellie Wagner: Hey, hey, hey. [Lizzy tries to intervene in Spanish] Hey! Lizzy, Lizzy, please! Lizzy, no, okay? I've got this.
    Lizzy Wagner: Why are you yelling at me? I'm just trying to help you.
    Ellie Wagner: I'm not yelling at... I'm sor... I am. Just then I was. But it's... Look. Lita, don't do what Lizzy said. What did you say? Cuatro? "Go to your bedroom"?
    Pete Wagner: No, cuatro means "quart." Like quart of milk. She said, "You're not gonna have a potato chip, but you will drink that milk."
    Ellie Wagner: In any case, we have this. It's fine.
    Lizzy Wagner: Okay, fine.
    Ellie Wagner: Okay. Let's try some of this meat loaf, okay?
    Lita Wagner: NO!! I want my chips!
    Ellie Wagner: You're not having chips!
    Pete Wagner: I don't think she's getting on board with the plan, honey.
    Lita Wagner: I don't want this!
    Ellie Wagner: Hey!
    Pete Wagner: You sure you don't wanna just give her some chips?
    Ellie Wagner: No, we're not giving her chips! She's gonna eat... [Lita suddenly lets out a piercing scream in a very loud manner]
    Pete Wagner: What is she doing?
    Ellie Wagner: God! She's taking naked selfies in the bathroom!
    Pete Wagner: She's taking naked selfies of herself?!

## Cast

* Mark Wahlberg – Pete Wagner
* Rose Byrne – Ellie Wagner
* Isabela Merced – Lizzy Wagner
* Gustavo Escobar – Juan Wagner
* Julianna Gamiz – Lita Wagner
* Margo Martindale – Grandma Sandy
* Octavia Spencer – Karen
* Tig Notaro – Sharon
* Julie Hagerty – Jan

## External links

* Instant Family quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Institute for Public Accuracy

The Institute for Public Accuracy is a Washington, D.C. based nonprofit organization that encourages mainstream media outlets to interview progressive scholars and policy analysts. It was founded in 1997 by Norman Solomon. The organization publishes ExposeFacts.org, which conducts campaigns aimed at encouraging corporate whistleblowers “to shed light on concealed activities that are relevant to human rights, corporate malfeasance, the environment, civil liberties and war.”

## Quotes

* The New York Times reports: “Israelis May Have Committed Crimes Against Humanity in Gaza Protests, U.N. says.... Israeli security forces committed serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law,” Santiago Canton, the head of the United Nations independent commission of inquiry, stated on Thursday. “These violations clearly warrant criminal investigation and prosecution,” he added.
** U.N. Report of Israeli Crimes and the Efforts to Silence Critics, (1 March 2019)
* Daniel Ellsberg exposed the Pentagon Papers. He just released a statement regarding Chelsea Manning, who was jailed Friday by the U.S. government for refusing to comply with a subpoena to testify in front of a grand jury believed to be investigating WikiLeaks’s publishing activities. Manning revealed information that WikiLeaks made public, including the “Collateral Murder” video: collateralmurder.wikileaks.org. “Chelsea Manning is again acting heroically in the name of press freedom, and it’s a travesty that she has been sent back to jail for refusing to testify to a grand jury. An investigation into WikiLeaks for publishing is a grave threat to all journalists’ rights, and Chelsea is doing us all a service for fighting it. She has already been tortured, spent years in jail, and has suffered more than enough. She should be released immediately.”
** Ellsberg: Manning Acting Heroically for Press Freedom in WikiLeaks Case, (8 March 2019)
* The Center for Economic and Policy Research just released an investigation... summarizes the findings: “The seven U.S.-based security contractors arrested in Port-au-Prince last month have ties to Haitian elites and politicians.” The investigation raises questions about why the U.S. government “broke with diplomatic procedures in getting the contractors — who were arrested a few blocks from the Central Bank with an array of weapons and driving in unmarked vehicles — out of Haiti, and why they have yet to be charged with any crimes in either the U.S. or Haiti.
** U.S. Contractors Recently Arrested in Haiti Have Ties to Prominent Elites and Politicians, (11 March 2019)

## See also

* Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting
* Norman Solomon
# Instant Star

Instant Star is a Canadian television show that stars Alexz Johnson in the part of Jude Harrison, a teenage girl who just won G-Major's Instant Star contest and is hurrying into the music industry headfirst. In each episode, Jude must deal with the problems and challenges of both her musical career and her personal life, as one weaves into the other.

## Season 1
### Episode One: Even Better Then the Real Thing [1.1]

    Tommy: Look, working on a song... It's like falling in love. First it's a rush, but then it's painful, and sometimes you gotta walk away. But sometimes, you come out with something beautiful, like that song.
    Jude: If I don't win, I'm going to look like such a dork in school tomorrow.
    Jamie: On the plus side, most people already think we're dorks.

### Episode Two: Come As You Are [1.2]

    Jamie: I wonder if this place has a grotto... What is a grotto, anyway?
    Jude: I don't understand. What did I do right?
    Tommy: Everything.

## External links

* Instant Star quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Institute of the Black World

The Institute of the Black World (IBW) was a think tank based in Atlanta, Georgia, which was founded and directed by African diaspora intellectuals from 1969 to 1983.

## Quotes

* The Institute of the Black World is a gathering of black intellectuals who are convinced that the gifts of their minds are meant to be fully used in the service of the black community.
** "The Institute of the Black World Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Center, Atlanta, Georgia: Statement of Purpose and Program, Fall, 1969" in The Massachusetts Review, Vol. 10, No. 4 (Autumn, 1969), p. 713

## See also

* African-American studies
# Gorillaz

Gorillaz are an English virtual band created in 1998 by musician Damon Albarn and artist Jamie Hewlett; the band's members — 2-D (lead vocals, keyboards), Murdoc Niccals (bass), Noodle (lead guitar, backing vocals) and Russel Hobbs (drums, percussion) — are cartoon characters who do not represent any actual people.

## Song lyrics
### Gorillaz (2001)

* The world is spinning too fast, I'm buying lead Nike shoes, to keep myself tethered to the days I tried to lose.
** "19-2000"
* There's a monkey in the jungle, watching a vapor trail Caught up in the conflict between his brain and his tail.
** "19-2000"
* I ain't happy, I'm feeling glad, I got sunshine in a bag, I'm useless, but not for long, The future is coming on.
** "Clint Eastwood"

### Plastic Beach (2010)

* You can’t get what you want, but you can get me
** ”On Melancholy Hill”