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Hellraiser (franchise)

Hellraiser is a British horror franchise that consists of eleven films, a series of comic books, and additional merchandise. The franchise is based on the novella The Hellbound Heart by Clive Barker, who would go on to write and direct the adaptation of his story, titled Hellraiser. The films, as well as the comic book series, continually feature the Cenobite Pinhead. The series' storyline focuses on a puzzle box that opens a gateway to the Hell-like realm of the Cenobites, an order of formerly human monsters who harvest human souls to torture in sadomasochistic experiments.

Films

 * Hellraiser (1987)
 * Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988)
 * Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (1992)
 * Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996)
 * Hellraiser: Inferno (2000)
 * Hellraiser: Hellseeker (2002)
 * Hellraiser: Deader (2005)
 * Hellraiser: Hellworld (2005)
 * Hellraiser: Revelations (2011)
 * Hellraiser: Judgment (2018)
 * Hellraiser (2022)

About

 * I don't take stuff seriously. I saw 'Hellraiser 3' the other day at Cannes; it's OK, it's a good film, I didn't hate it or anything. I thought it was quite good, but it was all just so serious. Some guy walking round with pins sticking out of his face. I just can't sit there and think, 'this is really scary'. If I made a 'Hellraiser' film, I'd like Pinhead to be whacked against a wall and have all the pins flattened into his face.
 * Peter Jackson Trash City Interview (1992)

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Samurai Pizza Cats

The Samurai Pizza Cats, known as Kyatto Ninden Teyandee in Japan, is an anime series co-produced by Tatsunoko Productions and Sotsu Agency. The 54 episode series initially aired in Japan from 1 January 1990 to 12 February 1991. Featuring the comedic adventures of a anthromorphic feline superhero team who moonlight as staff at a local pizzeria, the series was introduced to western audiences soon afterwards by Saban International.

The English language version produced for North American audiences stands out among the dubbed versions for its liberal translation (if there was any translation as the English credits no one for it), that featured humorous commentary by the narrator and characters of the inexplicable Japanese attributes (e.g. sight gags, written language, and cultural references).

Stop Dragon My Cat Around! [1.1]

 * [Series opener.]
 * Narrator: This is Little Tokyo. A Hometown. Like your hometown. That is if your hometown is populated by flying ducks, talking hippos and other cartoon characters. Little Tokyo a city of contrasts where incomes are high, cholesterol levels are low, everyone gets cable TV. And yet a place where quaint street vendors are still a common sight. Little Tokyo where the old meets the new.
 * Street Vendor: Fresh natural video tape players! Come get them while they're hot!
 * Narrator: Little Tokyo, home of the national tai-chi mahjong champions, the world's third largest ball of twine and of course, the Samurai Pizza Cats Pizza Parlour where you'll find the greatest heroes on earth... the customers.

 * [Customer speaking to Polly Esther and Francine in the Pizza Parlour.]
 * Customer: Hey Lady, do you serve shrimps lady?
 * Polly Esther: Do we serve shrimp? Of course we do.
 * Francine: Sure. It doesn't matter to us how short you are.

 * Polly Esther: Can you believe those two guys getting all starry eyed over a girl like Lucille?
 * Francine: Tomcats. You can't live with them and you can't throw them down a well and drown them. There really aught to be a law.

 * [After a lengthy scene where Speedy and Guido take turns stealing the delivery from each other, Guido is run over by a passing merchant cart. Speedy is sitting on the back waving at Guido.]
 * Speedy Cerviche: It's been fun. But I gotta run!
 * Guido Anchovy: Whats with the violence!? I got a clause in my contract so I don't have to do that drastic stuff! Hey! Somebody get my agent on the phone right now.

 * [Speedy arrives at Lucille's Tea House]
 * Lucille: Well, my my, look what the cat dragged in.
 * Guido: Darn, I would do anything for you, Lucille. To other people, you might just be a hand painted animated character but you mean a lot more than that to me.

 * [a dragon is flying around the sky knocking into buildings]
 * Narrator: An entire city block is flattened in the blink of an eye, including a retirement home for ageing ninja turtles.

 * [The Pizza Cats launch sequence commences. The cats are loaded into a giant gun-shaped launcher that projects from the top of the Pizza Parlour.]
 * Francine: It's launch time folks.
 * Narrator: The Samurai Pizza Cats leap into action. Polly Esther. Speedy Cerviche. Guido Anchovy.
 * Chorus: [sung] Samauri Pizza Cats.
 * Narrator: They're ready to fire when you need them just call. They know how to stop crime. Just do what they say. If you don't want a bad time, stay outta their way. [laughs] oh I love those cats.
 * Chorus: [sung] Samurai Pizza Cats.
 * Narrator: The heroes who always wear fur. [laughs]
 * Francine: All systems go. Wind speed and trajectory look good and our biorhythms couldn't be better. Stand by.
 * Francine: [loudspeaker] Attention citizens of Little Tokyo. They're off on a mission to save the whole city. What an achievement if you are a kitty.
 * Francine: kaboom!
 * [The Pizza Cats are shot out of the gun into the air in balls of fire/smoke.]
 * Child: Look, there goes those stupid pizza cats polluting the atmosphere again!
 * Mother: Good grief as if it weren't bad enough dodging pigeons.

 * [The dragon is causing mayhem and destruction in the city]
 * Bad Bird: [Evil laugh] Go ahead make my day!
 * Speedy Cerviche: [Off screen] Hey, worm-breath!
 * Bad Bird: Who said that?
 * Speedy Cerviche: Three guesses bird brain.
 * Guido Anchovy: We'll give you a hint. We're the stars of this cartoon.
 * Bad Bird: You guys. Well, you're too late this time.
 * Polly Esther: We spoke to the producer! There's plenty of time left in the episode.
 * Bad Bird: What? Now they tell me!

 * [The Pizza Cats introduce themselves]
 * Guido Anchovy: Sorry Chicken Licken, when the going gets tough, I like to play rough. I'm Guido Anchovy.
 * Polly Esther: And I've got no match when its time to scratch. You can call me Polly Esther. Love ya! [Blows Kiss]
 * Speedy Cerviche: I'm the only cat in this show who doesn't know how to rhyme. Speedy Cerviche at your service.
 * Pizza Cats Together: Samurai Pizza Cats!
 * Bad Bird: Holy Hairball! I haven't seen such a cheap theatrical entrance since Junior High School drama class. Only there the costumes were better!

 * [Guido Anchovy uses his umbrella weapon on the Ninja Crows]
 * Narrator: The Samurai Sunspot Umbrella. When Guido fires it up, you know the pizza cats are really cooking!
 * Bad Bird: That pun was horrible.
 * Speedy Cerviche: Man, I've heard of turning up the heat on crime but this really bakes the cake. If you're taking orders, you know I like my bird a little crispy on the outside.
 * Polly Esther: Yeah but watch out for heartburn.

 * [Polly Esther uses her claws on the Ninja Crows]
 * Polly Esther: Now it's time for the claws of repression! Come and get it love birds!

 * [Speedy Cerviche uses his sword on the Dragon legs]
 * Narrator: ...calling on mystical powers of the magical Ginzu sword. Carefully withdrawing the patented self-sharpening blade from its sheath he's ready for action. He's ready for danger. He's ready to accept the coveted Emmy award for the best stupid pet trick. Wielding his blade like a surgeon's scalpel he lets out a battle cry.
 * Speedy Cerviche: It's time to op-er-ate!

The Great Golden Cluck [1.4]

 * Polly: GO ON, GET GOING!
 * Speedy: Please Polly not the washroom!
 * Guido: I always knew your career would end up in the toilet
 * Speedy: YOU LITTLE RAT!!
 * Polly: WHO ARE YOU TALKING TO?!
 * Speedy: There was a little rat, didn't ya see it?

Main Title Song

 * Narrator: (spoken) Will somebody PLEASE cue that bird?
 * Chorus: Samurai Pizza Cats (Oh yeah)
 * Narrator: Who do you call when you want some pepperoni?
 * Chorus: Samurai Pizza Cats (Right on)
 * Narrator: They're stampin' out crime and you know that ain't baloney.
 * There's Speedy Cerviche he's the leader of the bunch. (That's right!)
 * A heck of a fighter! (Whoa!) Makes a heck of a lunch!
 * And little Polly Esther who's never afraid, (That's me)
 * Of going into battle when the bad guys invade!
 * There's Guido Anchovy, a wild romantic rover.
 * This cat gets down, down with a love hangover!
 * Chorus: Here Come the Pizza Cats!
 * Narrator: They're so bad!
 * They've got more fur than any turtle ever had.
 * Chorus: They're stronger than old cheese! (Stronger than old cheese)
 * They're stronger than dirt! (Stronger than dirt)
 * If you step on their tails (Polly meows) And you're gonna get hurt (Don't hurt me!)
 * Samurai Pizza Cats!
 * Narrator: They're fighting crime...
 * Chorus: All over town!
 * 4, 3, 2, 1. Pizza Cats are on the run!
 * Narrator: The Big Cheese is the villan, who's lower than low.
 * It's a rotten shame he lives in Little Tokyo!
 * We've got a nasty Bad Bird and some nasty Ninja Crows,
 * As soon as someone finds the script, we might begin the show!
 * Sit right back, pick up your feet, turn the sound up high,
 * And if you want the full effect, go eat a pizza-pie!
 * Chorus: Samurai Pizza Cats (narrator laughs as Speedy falls into the sea)

End Title Song

 * Narrator: Ladies and Gentleman! The Samurai Pizza Cat Fan Club Oath!
 * The Big Cheese: The Pizza Cats are Samurai and I'd like to note...
 * Jerry Atric: Their antics take your breath away...
 * The Big Cheese: Like furballs in your throat.
 * Speedy: We kittens are a special breed. We never call retreat.
 * Guido: Whenever Big Cheese knocks us down...
 * Polly: We land upon (blows a kiss) our feet!
 * Narrator: So hail to thee, o Pizza Cat! Please ring your little bell! (Speedy rings his collar bell)
 * Although you may be pen and ink, we know you'll fight like...
 * All: PIZZA CATS! (song starts)
 * Chorus: Samurai Pizza Cats!
 * Narrator: We hope you liked the show, it's the best that we could do.
 * Chorus: Samurai Pizza Cats!
 * Narrator: If you could do better, then we'd leave it up to you.
 * Just a reminder, you might like to know! The Cats will be back for another big show! (laughs) Oh gosh!
 * Chorus: Samurai Pizza Cats!
 * Narrator: They're fighting crime. Oh yes!
 * Chorus: All over town.
 * 2, 4, 6, 8! Why do we expectorate? Samurai Pizza Cats!
 * Narrator: Read all the credits, so you know who did the work.
 * Chorus: Samurai Pizza Cats! (Narrator laughs)

English Cast

 * Rick Jones - Speedy Cerviche
 * Sonja Ball - Polly Esther
 * Terrance Scammell - Guido Anchovy
 * Terrance Scammell - Narrator
 * Pauline Little - Francine
 * Dean Hagopian - Seymour "The Big" Cheese

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Adelaide Crapsey

Adelaide Crapsey (9 September 1878 – 8 October 1914) was an American poet. In the years before her death, she wrote much of the verse on which her reputation rests. Her interest in rhythm and meter led her to create a variation on the cinquain (or quintain), a five-line form of twenty-two syllables influenced by the Japanese haiku and tanka. Her cinquain has a generally iambic meter and consists of two syllables in the first and last lines and four, six and eight syllables in the middle three lines.

Quotes

 * My object to venture the suggestion that an important application of phonetics to metrical problems lies in the study of phonetic word-structure.
 * A Study in English Metrics Alfred Knopf New York 1918.

Verses (1915)

 * The old Old winds that blew When chaos was, what do They tell the clattered trees that I Should weep?
 * "Night Winds".

 * These be Three silent things: The falling snow...the hour Before the dawn...the mouth of one Just dead.
 * Triad.

 * Listen. With faint dry sound, Like steps of passing ghosts, The leaves, frost-crisp'd, break from the trees And fall.
 * November Night.

 * I know Not these my hands And yet I think there was A woman like me once had hands Like these.
 * Amaze

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Talk:The 13th Warrior

Does "Lo, there do I see My mother, and my sisters, and my brothers" etc. have another source? Is it paraphrasing something else? MathiasTCK 17:34, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

The Arab's last prayer before the final battle.
The 13th warrior is Muslim. Before the final battle he kneels down to pray calling on his heavenly father for help. Except, only Christians and Jews recognize God as their heavenly father. Islam rejects this identity.

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Matt Taibbi

Matthew C. Taibbi (born 2 March 1970) is an American author, journalist, and podcaster. He has reported on finance, media, politics, and sports. He is a contributing editor for Rolling Stone, author of several books, co-host of Useful Idiots, and publisher of a newsletter on Substack.

2001–2006

 * By August I was coming to terms with the reality of being alone in nature, essentially left to fend for myself against the horrible things in life. A year later, believing that no life strategy was inherently safer than any other, I'd moved to Russia and then Uzbekistan, where I drank water out of the tap and quickly learned to thrive in the philosophy of Being Fucked.
 * "Combed Over!!!", Exile.ru (August 10, 2001)

 * Most of us are aware and despairing on some level that our lives have become de-eroticized, that love and romance are not all around us but have to be hunted for with the kind of desperation that people used to bring when they went west looking for gold. But the answers that society gives us for this sexual desert are Viagra and Cialis and Levitra, products that allow us to stay hard for hours as we hump the indifferent mannequins we run into in bars. The country is lonely, self-obsessed and the individual members of the population are offered a thousand ways to improve their individual appearance and vigor. But there seems to be no solution on the horizon that anyone is offering to bring us more together, to give us the things we really need — love and acceptance and community. We blame corporate America for this state of affairs because this ideology of individual acquisitiveness is the religion it naturally preaches. But it's our failure to come up with a competing ideology of getting along that's the real problem.
 * "Finding Love in Electoral Politics", AlterNet (November 13, 2004)

 * Bush is our fault. He's our fault because too many of us found it easier to hate him than find a way to love each other. If we work on the second thing a little harder, we won't need to rely on the cynics in the DLC to come up with the right "formula" the next time around. Because happiness and hope have a way of selling themselves.
 * "Finding Love in Electoral Politics", AlterNet (November 13, 2004)

 * The marriage of David Brooks and the Democratic Leadership Council makes perfect sense. It's repugnant and the kind of thing one should shield young children from knowing about, but it makes perfect sense. Both prefer a policy of being "cautious soldiers," "incrementalists" who shun upheavals and vote the status quo, although they subscribe to this policy for different reasons. Brooks worships the status quo because he has no penis and wants to spend the rest of his life buying periwinkle bath towels without troubling interruptions of conscience. The DLC, a nonprofit created in the mid-1980s to help big business have a say in the Democratic Party platform, supports the status quo because they are paid agents of the commercial interests that define it. Moreover, Brooks and the DLC have this in common: While they both frown on the open flag-waving and ostentatious religiosity of the talk-radio right-wing as being gauche and in bad form, they're only truly offended by people of their own background who happen to be idealistic. Hence the recurring backlash by both against the various angry electoral challenges to the establishment of the Democratic Party.
 * "David Brooks and the DLC: Best Friends Forever?", AlterNet (August 3, 2006)

 * This is the archetypal suburban-conservative nightmare — anonymous hordes of leftist boat-rockers viciously assaulting the champion of the decent people, who is just a really nice guy given to tending his lawn and minding his own business. Being "nice" is a central part of the Brooks yuppie's guilt-proofing self-image rationale; so long as you're the kind of guy who lets people merge on highways, stands politely in line at Starbucks, doesn't put garish Christmas decorations on his lawn and pays his taxes, you're not really doing anything wrong. It gets a little tiring after a while, hearing people who vote for wars tell you how nice they are.
 * "David Brooks and the DLC: Best Friends Forever?", AlterNet (August 3, 2006)

2012–2018

 * I've never thought much of Joe Biden. But man, did he get it right in last night's debate, and not just because he walloped sniveling little Paul Ryan on the facts. What he got absolutely right, despite what you might read this morning (many outlets are criticizing Biden's dramatic excesses), was his tone. Biden did absolutely roll his eyes, snort, laugh derisively and throw his hands up in the air whenever Ryan trotted out his little beady-eyed BS-isms. But he should have! He was absolutely right to be doing it. We all should be doing it. That includes all of us in the media, and not just paid obnoxious-opinion-merchants like me, but so-called "objective" news reporters as well. We should all be rolling our eyes, and scoffing and saying, "Come back when you're serious."
 * "The Vice Presidential Debate: Joe Biden Was Right to Laugh" at Rolling Stone (October 12, 2012)

 * Good! Fuck him. I couldn’t be happier that he’s dead.
 * On the death of Andrew Breitbart: "Andrew Breitbart: Death of a Douche," Rolling Stone (March 1 2012)

 * What we call right-wing and liberal media in this country are really just two different strategies of the same kind of nihilistic lizard-brain sensationalism.
 * "America Is Too Dumb for TV News", Rolling Stone (November 25, 2015))

 * Voters for decades were conned into thinking they were noisome minorities whose best path to influence is to make peace with the mightier "center," which inevitably turns out to support military interventionism, fewer taxes for the rich, corporate deregulation and a ban on unrealistic "giveaway" proposals like free higher education. Those are the realistic, moderate, popular ideas, we're told. But it's a Wizard of Oz trick, just like American politics in general. There is no numerically massive center behind the curtain. What there is instead is a tiny island of wealthy donors, surrounded by a protective ring of for-sale major-party politicians (read: employees) whose job it is to castigate too-demanding voters and preach realism.
 * "Goodbye, and Good Riddance, to Centrism" Rolling Stone (June 13, 2017)

 * So we’re withdrawing troops from the Middle East. GOOD! What’s the War on Terror death count by now, a half-million? How much have we spent, $5 trillion? Five-and-a-half? For that cost, we’ve destabilized the region to the point of abject chaos, inspired millions of Muslims to hate us, and torn up the Geneva Convention and half the Constitution in pursuit of policies like torture, kidnapping, assassination-by-robot and warrantless detention.
 * It will be difficult for each of us to even begin to part with our share of honor in those achievements. This must be why all those talking heads on TV are going crazy. Unless Donald Trump decides to reverse his decision to begin withdrawals from Syria and Afghanistan, cable news for the next few weeks is going to be one long Scanners marathon of exploding heads.
 * "We Know How Trump’s War Game Ends, Nothing unites our political class like the threat of ending our never-ending war" Rolling Stone (December 22, 2018)

2020–2022

 * On June 29th, 2020, while America remained transfixed by anti-police protests, the chairman and CEO of the pharmaceutical company Gilead ... Daniel O’Day explained how much his company planned on charging for a course of remdesivir, one of many possible treatments for Covid-19....O’Day wrote...a masterpiece of corporate doublespeak (with the) hilarious implication seemed to be that by shortening hospital stays by four days on average, remdesivir was worth $48,000 a dose.... Gilead became infamous a few years ago for charging $84,000 per course of treatment for Sovaldi, a “groundbreaking” hepatitis-C drug.
 * Big Pharma’s Covid-19 Profiteers, How the race to develop treatments and a vaccine will create a historic windfall for the industry — and everyone else will pay the price, Rolling Stone, August 13, 2020

 * I've been very consistent over the years in saying the same things. I feel pretty strongly that the only thing that's changed is that the New York media world once agreed with the things I was saying, and now they don't.
 * Ross Barkan. "What Happened to Matt Taibbi?", New York (October 29, 2021).

 * The real problem Trump represented for elite America had less to do with his political beliefs than the unapproved manner of his rise.
 * Matt Taibbi. "Will Twitter Become an Ocean of Suck?", taibbi.substack.com (November 30, 2021).

 * After the [British Medical Journal] episode, a "Missing context" flag should be understood for what it is: an intellectual warning label for true but politically troublesome information.
 * "The British Medical Journal Story That Exposed Politicized 'Fact-Checking'" (archived), taibbi.substack.com (February 1, 2022).

Quotes about Matt Taibbi

 * "The mortgage bubble," journalist Matt Taibbi told me, "was essentially a gigantic criminal fraud scheme where all the banks were taking mismarked mortgage-backed securities, very, very dangerous, toxic subprime loans, they were chopping them up and then packaging them as AAA-rated investments, and then selling them to state pension funds, to insurance companies, to Chinese banks and Dutch banks and Icelandic banks. And, of course, these things were blowing up, and all those funds were going broke." By "mismarked" Taibbi means fraudulently overvalued.
 * Amy Goodman Democracy Now!: Twenty Years Covering the Movements Changing America (2017) p 188

 * "If you can pay for fancy lawyers, the law won't get you." This folk understanding was reiterated recently by Matt Taibbi in Rolling Stone when he wrote, "Americans have long understood that the rich get good lawyers and get off, while the poor suck eggs and do time... An arrestable class and an unarrestable class."
 * Ralph Nader, Breaking Through Power (2016)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Mystic Melody

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The result was: delete. —LrdChaos 18:32, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

Mystic Melody
This article is currently nothing more than a single quoted sample and an advertisement of what appears to be a vanity-press publication by "Nagamuthu K Osho", created by new User:Nkarthikeyanosho (i.e., "N.KARTHIKEYAN OSHO", a name which is mentioned in Osho's AuthorsDen.com entry). Furthermore, a Wikipedia article on "Nagamuthu Osho" was deleted as an unsourced autobiography on 16 August. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 12:22, 24 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete (five votes to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 18:28, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. I wish him success in launching his writing career, but Wikimedia projects are not the place to do this. I have left him a variation of the vanity-warn message on his talk page. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 12:22, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. —LrdChaos 13:28, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 14:26, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 01:47, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 02:59, 25 August 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Peter dinh

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The result was: delete. —LrdChaos 18:32, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

Peter dinh
Graduated from high school this year. Nice profound quote but not a notable subject (186 unique hits on Google). David | Talk 13:59, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Vote closed. Result: delete (six votes to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 18:29, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. David | Talk 13:59, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. —LrdChaos 14:10, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 14:26, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 20:12, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 01:47, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 03:00, 25 August 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Cameron McCammon

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The result was: delete. —LrdChaos 18:33, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

Cameron McCammon
Not notable. No Wikipedia page, no results in a Google search, and the quotes are obviously personal ones. —LrdChaos 16:14, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Vote closed. Result: delete (five votes to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 18:30, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. I've added vanity-warn to the registered creator's user page. —LrdChaos 16:15, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 20:12, 24 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Comment: I just noticed that InvisibleSun had previously speedy-deleted this article twice without a specific reason cited. Both times, the article's sole quote was the incredibly inane "I eat cheese every day", and only the first instance provided any identification, the unhelpful and almost certainly false statement: "Mr Cameron McCammon is a highly esteemed and celebrated expert in the field of cheese and cheese-related activities". I deduce that the rationale was "patent nonsense", although that stretches the Wikipedia meaning of term (and we still haven't approved our own speedy deletion changes to make this more useful). Furthermore, a pattern developed that apparently made both InvisibleSun and Kalki suspicious: a new user was registered each time to create this article —, , and now . Neither of the old users was blocked, but they didn't make any comment or other edit that suggests they care about this article. I'm troubled about the speedy-deletes under our current policy, but I suspect this is a serial vanity editor that we must at least keep an eye out for when this new article is almost certainly deleted. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 01:39, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 01:47, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. I had speedily deleted the previous two articles as put-ons and therefore nonsense. On reviewing the "patent nonsense" requirements, however, I see that these  articles wouldn't have qualified for speedy removal.  Even hoaxes must be allowed their two weeks in the sun before going into the  dumpster.  The current article, as a vanity page rather than a hoax, shows evolution of a sort; but nothing worth keeping.  - InvisibleSun 02:33, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 20:54, 25 August 2006 (UTC)

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Joerg Kurt Wegner @Wikipedia

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User:Chili14~enwikiquote

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Patrick Nielsen Hayden

Patrick Nielsen Hayden (born January 2, 1959) is a science fiction editor, writer, teacher, and musician. He is also a commentator on many matters in publishing and on politics, not a few of which can be found on the blog he writes with his wife, Teresa Nielsen Hayden, called Making Light.

Quotes

 * Personally, I've been hearing all my life about the Serious Philosophical Issues posed by life extension, and my attitude has always been that I'm willing to grapple with those issues for as many centuries as it takes.
 * Comment on "Do Cats Go To Heaven?" on rec.arts.sf.written (8 August 2000)

 * This is stupid. I now have stupid all over me.
 * "Bad advice on cover letters", in Making Light (18 May 2004)

 * So many people’s school experience contains at least one instance of being looked down upon because they didn’t care for one or more of the sacred mutant outcroppings of High Modernism, and they concluded from this that Literature is all about impenetrable stuff that they don’t like. That damn Hemingway with his crazy free verse.
 * Oh No Lev Grossman No, in Making Light (30 August 2009)]

 * As far as “plot” goes, as I get older I more and more suspect that “plot” is really being used, in the many incarnations of this argument, as a placeholder for a whole cloud of qualities found (or not found) in certain narratives, some of which actually constitute “plot” and many of which do not. What first led me to suspect this is the fact that many of the sternest exponents of “I want novels to have plots, dammit” are also demonstrably fans of, for instance, quite a few Robert A. Heinlein novels whose plots can barely be detected even by advanced scientific equipment. (Not just later Heinlein, either; go back and look at Beyond This Horizon). As it happens, I like some of those books, too, and what I learn from them, and from thousands of other books, is that what matters isn’t the presence of a carefully-engineered, structurally sound “plot.” What matters is whether a book entrances us into reading it or forces us to decode it — and “plot” is just one of several methods of getting us into the reading trance. It’s a good method. It’s not the only one.
 * "Oh No Lev Grossman No", in Making Light (30 August 2009)

 * Do we really have to wander around apologizing for enjoying plot, just because James Wood and a few dozen other arch-aesthetes sniff at it? It's like being careful not to sing pop songs in the shower because some guy in the local alt-weekly is a music snob.
 * "Oh No Lev Grossman No", in Making Light (30 August 2009)

 * Book publishing was never a heaven “run by editors”, and it is by no means today a hell “run by accountants.” If our “sole interest” was “instant profit,” not only would we never do any number of the things we actually do every day, we probably wouldn’t be in book publishing at all.
 * A simple, mildly incredulous philippic, in Making Light, April 7, 2010.

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Thomas Cromwell

Thomas Cromwell, 1st Earl of Essex (c. 1485 – July 28, 1540) was an English statesman, King Henry VIII's chief minister 1532–1540.

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 * I amongist other haue Indured a parlyament which contenwid by the space of xvij hole wekes wher we communyd of warre pease Stryffe contencyon debatte murmure grudge Riches pouerte penurye trowth falshode Justyce equyte discayte opprescyon Magnanymyte actyuyte force attempraunce Treason murder Felonye, consyli... and also how a commune welth myght be ediffyed and a[lso] contenewid within our Realme. Howbeyt in conclusyon we haue d[one] as our predecessors haue been wont to doo that ys to say, as well as we myght and lefte wher we begann.
 * Letter John Creke after the dissolution of the unproductive Parliament of 1523 (17 August 1523), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume I: Life, Letters to 1535 (1902), p. 313

 * Tyndall (who assuredlie sheweth himself in myn opynyon rather to be replete with venymous envye rancour and malice then with any good lerning vertue knowlage or discression).
 * Letter to Stephen Vaughan (May 1531), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume I: Life, Letters to 1535 (1902), p. 336

 * Where by divers sundry old authentic histories and chronicles, it is manifestly declared and expressed that this realm of England is an Empire, and so hath been accepted in the world, governed by one Supreme Head and King having the dignity and royal estate of the imperial Crown of the same, unto whom a body politic compact of all sorts and degrees of people divided in terms and by names of Spirituality and Temporalty, be bounden and owe to bear next to God a natural and humble obedience.
 * Cromwell's preamble to the Act in Restraint of Appeals, March 1533.

 * My lord, you had showed yourself of much more patience—I will not say of much more prudency—if ye had contented yourself with their lawful appeal and my lawful injunctions and rather have sought fully to instruct me in the matter than thus to desire to conquer me by shrewd words, to vanquish me by sharp threaps [assertions] of Scripture which, as I know to be true, so I trust to God—as great clerk as ye be—ye allege them out of their place.
 * Letter to Nicholas Shaxton, quoted in G. R. Elton, England Under the Tudors (3rd edn., 1991), p. 442

 * For if credence shuld be gyven to euery suche lewd person as wold affirme himself to haue reuelations from god what redyer wey were there to subuert al common we[l]thes and good orders in the worlde... As for the late lord of Cauntreburys seying vnto you that she had many greate visions, it ought to move you never a deale to gyve credence vnto her or her reuelations.
 * Letter to Nicholas Shaxton on Elizabeth Barton (February 1534), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume I: Life, Letters to 1535 (1902), pp. 375-376

 * Suerly my lord I suppose this had been no greate cause more to reiect the one than thother for ye know by histories of the bible that god may by his reuelation dispense with his own Law, as with the Israelites spoyling the egiptians and with Jacob to hue iiij wifes, and suche other.
 * Letter to John Fisher (February 1534), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume I: Life, Letters to 1535 (1902), p. 376

 * [Y]e shall herwith receive the kinges hieghness letteres addressed vnto you to put you in remembraunce of his hieghness travaelles and your dieuty touchinge ordre to be taken for preachinge to thintente the people maie be taught the truthe, and yet not charged at the begynnynge with ouer manney Nouelties, the publication whereof onles the same be tempered and quallified with moche wisdome doo rather brede contention Deuision and contrarietey in opinion in the vnlerned multitude, then either edifie, or remove from them and oute of their hartes suche abuse as by the corrupt and ynsauery teaching of the bishoppe of Rome, and his disciples haue crept in the same.
 * Letter to an unknown bishop (7 January 1537), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume II: Letters from 1536, Notes, Index (1902), pp. 111-112

 * I do not cease to gyue thankes, that it hathe pleased hys goodnes to vse me, as an instrument and to worke somwhat by me, so I truste, I am as ready to serue hym in my calling to my litel power, as ye ar preste, to wryght worse of me then ye owght to thinke. My prayer is, that God gyue me no longer lyfe, then I shall be gladde to vse myn office in edificatione, and not in destructione.
 * Letter to Nicholas Shaxton (March 1538), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume II: Letters from 1536, Notes, Index (1902), p. 129

 * I thinke that like as the Kinges Maieste cannot better or more hieghly advaunce thonour of god ne more prudently prouide for his owne suretie and the tranquilitie of his Realme domynyons and subgietes thenne in the discrete and charitable punishment of suche as doo by any meane Labour and purpose to sowe sedicion, diuision & contention, in opinion amonges his people contrary to the trouthe of goddes worde and his graces most christien ordenaunces... And therefore myne opinion is that you shal by all meanes diuise howe with charyte and myld handeling of thinges to quenche this slaunderous Bent as moche as you maye ever exhorting men discretely and without Rigour or extreame dealing to knowe and serue god truely and their prince and Souereign Lorde with all humilite and obedyence.
 * Letter to the Council at Calais (27 May 1539), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume II: Letters from 1536, Notes, Index (1902), pp. 223-224

 * The yvel (as you write therein truely) will labour to peruert the good, And even soo those that be well disposed wyll both lament the foly of the yvel and doo what they canne to make them better. He that eyther feareth not god ne esteameth the kinges Maiesties Iniunctyons preceptes, ordenaunces, and commandementes, is no mete herbe to growe in his Maiesties most catholique and Vertuous garden.
 * Letter to Lord Lisle and the Council at Calais (8 June 1539), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume II: Letters from 1536, Notes, Index (1902), p. 227

 * The king's majesty desires nothing more than concord...; he knows there are those who would stir up strife, and that in many places in his field tares have sprongen to harm the wheat. The forwardness and carnal lust of some, the inveterate corruption and superstitious tenacity of opinion of others, excite disputation and quarrels most horrible to good Christian men; one side calls the other papists, and the other again calls them heretics, both naughty and not to be borne; and that the less so because they miserably abuse the Holy Word of God and the Scriptures which the same most noble prince of his gentleness and for the salvation and consolation of his people has permitted them to read in the vulgar tongue. They twist God's sacred gift, now into heresy and now into superstition. [The king] favours nor one side nor the other but, as becometh a Christian prince, profess the true Christian faith [therefore the king desires the] true doctrine and rule of the Gospel shall be published clear and established [and] the pious observation of ceremonies shall be distinguished from the impious, their use taught and their abuse abolished.
 * Speech to the reassembled Parliament (12 April 1540), quoted in Journal of the House of Lords, Vol. I, pp. 128-129

 * I haue medelyd in So many matyers vnder your Highnes that I am not able to answer them all...but harde it ys for me or any other medlyng as I haue done to lyue vnder your grace and your lawse but we must daylye offende and wher I haue offendyd, I most humblye aske mercye and pardon at your gracyous will and plesure.
 * Letter to Henry VIII whilst imprisoned in the Tower of London (12 June 1540), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume II: Letters from 1536, Notes, Index (1902), p. 266

 * I am A Subiect and boorn to obbey lawse, and, knowing that the tryall of all lawse only consystethe in honest and probable wytnes.
 * Letter to Henry VIII (30 June 1540), quoted in Roger Bigelow Merriman, Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, Volume II: Letters from 1536, Notes, Index (1902), p. 273

 * I am come hether to dye, and not to purge my self, as maie happen, some thynke that I will, for if I should so do, I wer a very wretche and miser: I am by the Lawe condempned to die, and thanke my lorde God that hath appoynted me this deathe, for myne offence: For sithence the tyme that I haue had yeres of discrecion, I haue liued a synner, and offended my Lorde God, for the whiche I aske hym hartely forgeuenes. And it is not vnknowne to many of you, that I haue been a great traueler in this worlde, and beyng but of a base degree, was called to high estate, and sithens the tyme I came therunto, I haue offended my prince, for the whiche I aske hym hartely forgeuenes, and beseche you all to praie to God with me, that he will forgeue me. O father forgeue me. O sonne forgeue me, O holy Ghost forgeue me: O thre persons in one God forgeue me. And now I praie you that be here, to beare me record, I die in the Catholicke faithe, not doubtyng in any article of my faith, no nor doubtyng in any Sacrament of the Churche. Many hath sclaundered me, and reported that I haue been a bearer, of suche as hath mainteigned euill opinions, whiche is vntrue, but I confesse that like as God by his holy spirite, doth instruct vs in the truthe, so the deuill is redy to seduce vs, and I haue been seduced: but beare me witnes that I dye in the Catholicke faithe of the holy Churche. And I hartely desire you to praie for the Kynges grace, that he maie long liue with you, in healthe and prosperitie. And after him that his sonne prince Edward, that goodly ympe, maie long reigne ouer you. And once again I desire you to pray for me, that so long as life remaigneth in this fleshe, I wauer nothyng in my faithe.
 * Speech on the scaffold on Tower Hill before his execution (28 July 1540), quoted in Edward Hall, Hall's Chronicle; Containing the History of England, during the Reign of Henry the Fourth, and the Succeeding Monarchs, to the End of the Reign of Henry the Eighth, ed. Henry Ellis (1809), p. 839

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 * The Act in Restraint of Appeals to Rome was a government measure, affected slightly by opposition from the church and not at all by parliament. A proposal to authorize the archbishops by act of parliament to dissolve the king's marriage was soon replaced by a comprehensive attack on papal jurisdiction in England. In Cromwell's hands, the preamble turned into an unhesitating statement of the theory which underlay the whole practice of Henry VIII and his government: the theory of the imperial crown of England sovereign within its own realm over both laity and church.
 * Geoffrey Elton, 'The Evolution of a Reformation Statute', The English Historical Revew, Vol. 64, No. 251 (April 1949), p. 195

 * The Reformation, then, was not the inevitable development of the text-books. Whether it would have come anyway it is idle to speculate; but it came in the 1530's simply because Henry's desire for his divorce was baulked by an international situation which made co-operation with the papacy impossible, and it came as it did because Thomas Cromwell produced a plan which achieved Henry's ends by destroying the papal power and jurisdiction in England and by creating in England an independent sovereign state. This policy was not present from the start; it had to overcome much caution and conservatism as well as fear of the consequences before its bold simplicity was permitted to develop. The Henrician Reformation reflects the ideas—one may say, the political philosophy—of Thomas Cromwell.
 * Geoffrey Elton, 'King or Minister? The Man Behind the Henrician Reformation', History, New Series, Vol. 39, No. 137 (October 1954), p. 232

 * I think now that in England under the Tudors (1955), attempting to restore him to view and show him in a truer light, I made some rather extravagant claims for him, though I stand by the essence of my opinions there. I still think that Cromwell was the most remarkable English statesman of the sixteenth century and one of the most remarkable in the country's history. I still think that he instigated and in part accomplished a major and enduring transformation in virtually every aspect of the nation's public life. And I still think that he was largely responsible for the fact that the medieval heritage of common law and representative institutions remained at the heart of England's modern government, until very recent times.
 * Geoffrey Elton, 'Thomas Cromwell Redivivus', Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte, 68 (1977), quoted in G. R. Elton, Studies in Tudor and Stuart Politics and Government, Volume Three: Papers and Reviews 1973–1981 (1983), pp. 373-374

 * The ix. day of Iuly, Thomas lorde Cromewel, late made erle of Essex...beyng in the counsaill chaber, was sodainly apprehended, and committed to the tower of London, the whiche many lamented, but mo reioysed, and specially suche, as either had been religious men, or fauored religious persones, for thei banqueted, and triumphed together that night, many wisshyng that that daie had been seuen yere before, and some fearyng least he should escape, although he were imprisoned, could not be mery. Other who knewe nothyng but truth by hym, bothe lamented hym, and hartely praied for hym: But this is true that of certain of the Clergie he was detestably hated, & specially of suche as had borne swynge, and by his meanes was put from it, for in dede he was a man, that in all his doynges, semed not to fauor any kynde of Popery, nor could not abide the snoffyng pride of some prelates, whiche vndoubtedly whatsoeuer els was the cause of his death, did shorten his life, and procured the ende that he was brought vnto.
 * Edward Hall, Hall's Chronicle; Containing the History of England, during the Reign of Henry the Fourth, and the Succeeding Monarchs, to the End of the Reign of Henry the Eighth, ed. Henry Ellis (1809), pp. 838-839

 * A good household manager, but not fit to meddle in the affairs of kings.
 * Henry VIII to the French ambassador, May 1538.

 * It is not unreasonable to argue that if Henry had been willing to carry out Cromwell's advice about using and husbanding his resources, and if he had not destroyed Cromwell in act of supreme folly, then by the time of Henry's death the English monarchy might have been strong enough to withstand the threats to its supremacy which the future was to bring. If Cromwell had succeeded in making Henry all-powerful, then the future history of England could have approached more closely to that of France under the Bourbons, and the English parliament suffered the same fate as the Estates General.
 * Joel Hurstfield, 'Queen and State: The Emergence of an Elizabethan Myth', in J. S. Bromley and E. H. Kossman (eds.), Britain and the Netherlands, Volume V: Some Political Mythologies (1975), p. 61

 * Far from being the ruthless Machiavellian of legend, Cromwell was a man possessed of a high concept of the 'state' and national sovereignty, and a deep concern for Parliament and the law; an administrative genius; one who may have lacked profound religious sense (though instinctively favourable to some kind of Erasmian Protestantism), but something of an idealist nonetheless. That the 1530s were a decisive decade in English history was due largely to his energy and vision. He was immediately responsible for the vast legislative programme of the later sessions of the Reformation Parliament – a programme not rivalled in volume and moment until the nineteenth or even twentieth centuries. He oversaw the breach with Rome and the establishment of the Royal Supremacy. He effected a new political integration of the kingdom and imposed upon it a new political discipline by making war on local franchises and the entrenched bastard feudalism of the northern and western marches, handling the final incorporation of Wales into English political life and giving Ireland a foretaste of determined English overlordship. He directed the immense operation of the dissolution of the monasteries.... Indeed, he left a deep mark on much of the machinery of central and local government. Finally, he was the first royal servant fully to perceive the power of that young giant, the printing-press.
 * J. J. Scarisbrick, Henry VIII (1968; 1971 ed.), pp. 395-396

 * [I have had many a talk with Cromwell] of god, of nature & of other polytyke & wordly thyngys [from which he has] geddryd more frute of truth then I have downe of any other man lyvyng syth I cam here to my cuntrey.
 * Thomas Starkey.

 * And shall I name one who hath been in our age, and wish him now to live to cure so great a canker? Would God England had a Cromwell: I will say no more.
 * Thomas Wilson, Discourse on Usury (1571), p. 182

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