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FLCL

FLCL (2000) (フリクリ, Furi Kuri, also Fooly Cooly) is an anime OVA series co-produced by Gainax and Production I.G.. The series was created and directed by Kazuya Tsurumaki, and written by Yōji Enokido.

"Fooly Cooly" (フリクリ) [1.1]

 * Naota Nandaba: Nothing amazing happens here. (recurring quote) Everything is ordinary. The huge factory that can be seen from our town, the Medical Mechanica Plant, all the adults got excited when it came here, like it was really a big thing. The white steam that billows out every day at the same time, it looked to me like smoke that signified some kind of omen. Smoke that spreads out and covers everything.

 * Mamimi Samejima: Ta-kun!

 * Haruko Haruhara: Native girl must stop! Taro-kun just hit his head so you can’t move him yet understand?
 * Mamimi: But he isn’t Taro-kun.

 * Haruko: He's dead! This young boy is completely dead, just as Taro would be.
 * Mamimi: But he's not Taro, like I said.

 * Haruko: Oh I killed him, I finally find the S.O.B. and I killed him. I didn’t mean to it was an accident, kind of. Ah lets face it I definitely totally killed him, just like that Bang! No more like bong, kablam or kunga ka-splat! yea yea yea . ..

 * Naota: What did you do to me?
 * Haruko: CPR. What do you think I did?
 * Naota: That's not what I meant.
 * Mamimi: Did she put her tongue inside?

 * [Naota in a hospital checking his bump]
 * Haruko [as nurse]: Hmmm . . . Flictonic Clipple Webber Syndrome
 * Naota: Uh… Furi? Kuri?
 * Haruko: Adolescent psychological skin hardening syndrome. It’s a common disease where children grow horns from trying too hard.
 * Naota: That’s a lie, I never heard that before.
 * Haruko: Yeah I lied; so what is the truth? Underneath the band-aid?
 * Naota: What are you doing in the hospital?
 * Haruko: Stay right there. I’m going to make you feel all better.
 * [crashing sounds]
 * Haruko: It's my special treatment!
 * [crashing stops and Naota sneaks out of the hospital]
 * Haruko: Huh? Where'd he go? Heyyyy....heyyyy.... Taro-kun?

 * Haruko: You're the one I saw first, Takkun.

 * [Mamimi is clutching a bag of old bread]
 * Naota: My brother, I mean - how much do you like him?
 * Mamimi: It's hard.
 * Naota: You saw the sign at our bakery, that bread's old.
 * Mamimi: ...Watermelon.
 * Naota: Huh?
 * Mamimi: Or like a panda with a mean face, or like sandals with pressure points drawn on them, or the smell of a blackboard eraser, or a Sunday morning where you wake up and it's raining. Well, I like him more than hard bread.

"FireStarter" (ファイスタ) [1.2]

 * [taking x-rays of Naota's brain]:
 * Haruko: Okay, stay still. Look at this. It's empty, there's no brain. Did you lose it somewhere?
 * Naota: You're the one who did this.
 * Haruko: Don't blame me if you go around losing things. Some kids are just freaks.
 * Naota: Look who's talking, miss normal.
 * Haruko: At least I didn't sprout a robot out of my head, like some people. By the way, there's something new there now.

 * Haruko: Hey there, Haruhara Haruko here, age 19, splendiferous housekeeper at Takkun's house!
 * Naota: She's older than that...
 * Haruko: But my true identity is this... [drumroll] First Class Space Patrol Officer!
 * Naota: [after a pause] What a lame stage name.

 * Naota: When you're on a bike, the ocean's a lot closer than you think. The autumn salt wind went right through to the back of my nose. And maybe it's because, like Haruko said, my head was empty.

 * Naota: Fire Starter. It's a handheld video game. No one knows how Endsville, the City of Devils, was created, but as soon as it appeared, it started to grow, and slowly eat up the world. You are an agent of Cantide, the God of the Black Flame, and you must stop Endsville from destroying the world. Your only weapon is flame—matches, lighters, and firebombs. Take the weapons, outsmart the firefighters, hide from the police, torch the city, and purge its demons. But you must be careful; you cannot burn everything. If the entire city burns down there will be no place to live. Thus, the battle is hopeless. There is no final victory. The only thing you can do is burn...and burn...and burn. Your highest goal is to receive the personal blessing of Cantide, the God of Black Flame.

 * Naota: At the time, I didn't notice the sirens that were coming towards us. I don't know where the lies end and the truth begins. I asked myself what I could do for Mamimi. I decided to stay by her side forever.

"Marquis de Carabas" (マルラバ) [1.3]

 * Haruko: It's Manhattan style, see? Little Prince Curry goes to New York. Mild, for kids.
 * Naota: Uaaahhh, it's spicy, I don't care if it goes to New York!

 * Naota: Besides I'm waiting for someone...Ah there she is!
 * Eri: Who's that?
 * Naota: My house keeper.
 * '[Haruko comes in causing a major car crash behind her, cat pops in randomly, she loses control, falls off, vespa goes flying and hitting Naota in the face again, Then him and Eri almost kissing, buuuut it doesn't go so smoothly, Eri sits up and sees Naota's cat ears, she tries to touch them...]
 * Haruko: DON'T TOUCH IT!
 * Eri: Huh?
 * Haruko: A girl like you shoudn't be touching it with YOUR BARE HANDS!
 * Eri: What are they? (she touches them)
 * Haruko: Yeahhhh I guess it's an ear.
 * Eri: What kind?
 * Haruko: Cat, looks like. Kitty kitty, meow.

 * Haruko: Please don't tell people our bakery's motorbike ran you over.

 * [Ninamori watches Canti eat curry]
 * Eri Ninamori: Why is that thing eating? What is it anyway?
 * Kamon Nandaba: That's just our TV.
 * [Canti gets up]
 * Eri Ninamori: Why is it walking?
 * Kamon Nandaba: Well, uh, it must be a TV-Walkman.
 * Eri Ninamori: Sony brand?

 * Eri Ninamori: But, we wouldn't tell anyone at school about this, right?
 * Naota: [drinking a soft drink] Of course not, people could say all kinds of things. Just don't hang out with me for the next couple of days, all right?
 * Eri Ninamori: But tonight is okay, right?

 * Eri Ninamori: What's really weird... is your ears...
 * Naota: What? You've seen them...?
 * Eri Ninamori: I was told not to touch them. So, what are they?
 * Naota: What do they look like?
 * Eri Ninamori: Like cat ears; perfect for playing a cat.

 * Eri Ninamori: You're Puss in Boots, the one who tricks the prince. He hides who he really is and pretends to be someone else forever. So in time he becomes that person, so his lie becomes the truth, see? He transcends the mask. Well, don't you get it? That's how he finds happiness. That's pretty good, right?

 * Haruko: Ukulele no good! Chu!
 * Masashi: Chu?

 * Eri Ninamori: [Referring to her glasses] They're fake.

"Full Swing" (フリキリ) [1.4]

 * Haruko: Nothing can happen till you swing the bat.

 * Kamon:Don't be late for dinner. We're having your favorite, Genetically Altered Fermented Soybeans.

 * Naota: Those... eyebrows.
 * Amarao: What about the eyebrows?
 * Naota: Nothing.

 * Commander Amarao: When it comes down to it, there are very few people who will swing the bat.

 * Haruko: It has to be you Ta-kun, that's how life is, Sometimes you're the cat, sometimes the mouse.

 * Mamimi: [gasps] Oooooooooooh!  FOLLOW THE TRAVELING THUNDER!  AND THE GREAT RUMBLE!  WELCOME!  LORD OF FEAR!  HAAAAAIL! [laughs] You see it was worth invoking his presence even after the prediction failed.

 * [a giant satellite bomb is headed towards the city]
 * Mamimi: If that thing hits, do you think we'll have school tomorrow?

 * [Haruko is trying to pull an object out of Naota's head]
 * Haruko: Hey, I didn't know boys felt like this inside.
 * Naota: Ah. Don't touch me there from behind.
 * Haruko: What are you waiting for? Hurry up and pop it.
 * Naota: If I rush, it won't pop. Go slow.

 * Amarao:He swung the bat...

 * Mamimi: [Sad/Disappointed] Ta-kun. He really swung the bat.

 * Naota: By the time I realized it, I had already swung the bat. My palms still sting. I wonder if Haruko feels like this all the time.
 * [Haruko laughs gleefully]

 * From the preview for the next episode.
 * Haruko: It takes an idiot to do cool things. That's why it's cool.

"Brittle Bullet" (ブラブレ) [1.5]

 * Haruko: [after Naota accidentally kisses her, due to his new horn jutting his head up] Yeah, Tak-kun! That's more like it.
 * Naota: No, the horn. It's the horn.
 * Haruko: My first kiss!
 * Naota: Liar. You've done it plenty of times, and you know it.

 * Haruko: [protecting Kitsurubami from shooting at Canti] CYBORG, MY BUTT!

 * Mamimi: You like Haru-san.
 * Naota: How can I like someone who's insane?

 * Amarao: Look at that! Medical Mechanica's transporting these monstrosities here to destroy this planet! Ohhh, it's all over. Don't you see what's happening here?
 * Haruko: [picking her nose, nonchalantly] You're such a drama queen, figure it out.
 * Amarao: You're the one who caused all this.
 * Haruko: I don't CARE, you got it?
 * Amarao: Your guitar's not up to it. That's it.
 * Haruko: YOU are a million years under-evolved, primitive monkey!
 * Amarao: That's discriminatory language used against underdeveloped planets!

 * Amarao: Where are my eyebrows? I've gotta find my eyebrows!

 * [Mamimi is scared and calling for Naota's brother, over and over]
 * Naota: Don't call my brother! I'm the one who's here! Hey, look at me! I'm the one whose gonna save you! Canti!
 * [Canti comes down out of the sky]
 * Naota: Now listen, my name is Naota. Don't EVER call me Ta-kun again!

FLCLimax" (フリクラ) [1.6]

 * Naota:Ever since that day smoke has continued to pour out of the medical mechanica factory. The town is completely covered in white mist, you can't see the sky or the stars. It's almost like, outside of this town nothing else exists anymore, a town where you can't go beyond the edge. The gigantic hand says "Stay where you are. You have no choice." It's like the right hand of a judge or a prison warden about to give the signal for an execution.

 * Naota: When you're in a town like this all covered with smoke, you forget that there's a world outside. Nothing amazing happens here. And you get used to that, used to a world where everything is ordinary. Every day we spend here is like a whole lifetime of dying slowly. But now Haruko is here. That's how I know there really is a world outside.

 * [Amarao and Kitsurubami are examining a hand-shaped structure on a bank of televisions]
 * Kitsurubami: It's... a hand, isn't it?
 * Amarao: It's a hand.

 * Mamimi: Finally, I think I can forgive all of them after this

 * Amarao: Cats should stick with other cats, it's only natural.

 * Amarao:Where are your eyebrows? Why did you take them off? I told you not to trust her. She's only thinking about herself. She doesn't care what happens to you; she doesn't care what happens to anyone. But you have family and friends who live here, and that high school girl, you want to save her, don't you? Of course you do; that's normal; you're thinking like an adult. Come over here. Don't let her manipulate you. [Naota goes to Haruko] What are you doing? How much pain before you realize? Are you out of your mind? You brat!

 * Amarao: [to Haruko] This is insane! You're doing exactly what Medical Mechanica wants! They're flattening planets all over the galaxy... smoothing out the wrinkles so you can't think! Even the Pirate King has been captured! They're using him to lure you in! It's over! IT'S ALL OVER!
 * Haruko: I said I don't CARE about any of that. I just want Atomsk, that's all. I don't care what happens to this planet. They'll have to learn to 'think smooth', I guess!

 * Amarao: [Naota has just emerged from Canti's head, glowing bright red] The kid? Did he do it? HE GOT THE POWERS OF THE PIRATE KING! ATOMSK!
 * Haruko: [suddenly enraged, gritting her teeth] Ta-kun, you can't DO THAT! That power's MINE!

 * Amarao: She's just as bad as Medical Mechanica! You're not going to get what you want from her! FIGHT BACK, TAKE HER OUT!

 * Naota: [Naota 'lets go' of his powers as the Pirate King just in time not to hurt Haruko, to Haruko] I love you.

 * Haruko: I lost him again because of you, Ta-kun, we couldn't pull it off. You wanna come along? [pauses] Know what? Forget it. 'Cause you're still a kid, Ta-kun. Save it for next time.

 * Naota: Nothing amazing happens here. Everything is ordinary. We crossed the bridge as usual, and before we knew it the seasons had changed. Mamimi left town. She said she wanted to be a photographer. I don’t know what happened to her after that.

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion/Rebecca Curulli

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The result was: speedy delete (unremarkable subject). —LrdChaos (talk) 14:29, 28 February 2007 (UTC)

Rebecca Curulli
No WP article. Google search reveals very little and would reveal even less if the Wikiquote results were subtracted. - InvisibleSun 04:15, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Vote closes: 05:00, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 04:11, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete.  Cbrown1023  talk  14:58, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Speedy delete, for "unremarkable subject." ~ UDScott 15:00, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete Not in reference works I have consulted either.--Poetlister 23:33, 26 February 2007 (UTC)

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The result was: delete.. Fys. “Ta fys aym”. 11:28, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

Rickson Gracie
Lots of adoring words about Rickson Gracie, martial artist; but not a word by Gracie himself. This article reads like a collection of press blurbs. - InvisibleSun 04:25, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Vote closed: Result: Delete. Fys. “Ta fys aym”. 11:28, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 04:25, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete.  Cbrown1023  talk  14:58, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete, per nom. ~ UDScott 15:00, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete Adds nothing worthwhile to Wikiquote.--Poetlister 23:34, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete. unless some quotes from Gracie are added, and I certainly wouldn't object to the "about" quotes being trimmed down. —LrdChaos (talk) 14:30, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete per nom and LrdChaos. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 13:05, 1 March 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete Pretty clear-cut--Cato 23:01, 1 March 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete No quotes, no point. Nishkid64 01:35, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

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Talk:Tom Clancy

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 * Across the world academics still clung to the words and ideas of Marx and Engles and even Lenin. Fools. There were even those who said that Communism had been tried in the wrong country; that Russia had been too far backward to make those wonderful ideas work.
 * Tom Clancy, Rainbow Six (1998), p. 515

 * The Soviet Union is dead and gone and replaced by the Russian Federation, which is a country we can be friends with now, thank God; and we want the Russians to prosper, and should help the Russians prosper in every way we can within reason... Fifteen years ago, there was this country called the Soviet Union that had over 10,000 nuclear warheads pointed at us... they're not there anymore. That's a good thing.
 * Tom Clancy, Larry King Live Weekend (27 August 2000).

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 * Collaboration on a book is the ultimate unnatural act.

 * Crazy people do crazy things.

 * I hope people learn to appreciate our people in uniform. These aren't guys who just shoot 'em up. They plan. And they are extremely intelligent.

 * I've been reading military history since I was a kid.

 * If everyone in business prepared as carefully as professional soldiers, they'd be better off.

 * Immense intelligence is needed from our commanders.

 * It's a shame that Gen. Schwarzkopf didn't pay a little closer attention to what his field commanders were doing. But in his defense, he had political considerations to deal with.

 * It's not right to say that our loss in Vietnam turned out to be a gain. But lessons were learned. And they were the right lessons.

 * Soldiers are in the business of death-inflicting it, and, as little as possible, receiving it. They must be careful, but they also must take risks. And they reduce those risks by planning.

 * Success will ruin your life.

 * The military leaders on the line — the guys at the sharp end — are better than many civilian leaders. And their troops are better cared for and led than the average American worker.

 * The threat is gone. Saddam Hussein may look like a bull but he's a steer. And there's a big difference between a bull and a steer — ask a cow.

 * What do I know about sex? I'm a married man.

 * When you deploy forces, you must have a good reason. The country must be behind those forces. And they must be trained, prepared and supported.

 * People often tell me that Naval Academy graduates are the best officers, and that Villanova Navy graduates are a close second. I don't think so. I think Villanova grads are better. Academy grads have great educations. But Villanova grads have it all: character, leadership skills, social skills, the ability to interact with others, and a great education.

 * After seeing army mock battle: "It was Disneyland with guns!"

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Leonid Brezhnev

Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev (19 December 1906 – 10 November 1982) was a Soviet politician who led the Soviet Union as General Secretary of the governing Communist Party (1964–1982) and as Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet (1960–1964, 1977–1982). His 18-year term as general secretary was second only to Joseph Stalin's in duration.

Quotes

 * Some people in the West now express anxiety over the fact that the Soviet Union has still further outstripped the United States of America in the “space race.” Some people say that the United States is two years behind, others mention five years. Of course, it is pleasure for us that our country is ahead in the exploration of outer space. But we Soviet people do not regard our space research as an end in itself, as some kind of “race.” In the great and serious cause of the exploration and development of outer space, the spirit of frantic gamblers is alien to us. We see in this cause part and parcel of the tremendous constructive work the Soviet people are doing in conformity with the general line of our party in all spheres of the economy, science and culture, in the name of man, for the sake of man.
 * As quoted in "Text of Brezhnev's Speech at Ceremonies in Red Square", New York Times (October 20, 1964)

 * The general line of our party worked out by its 20th, 21st and 22d congresses is a Leninist line. It was, is and will be the only immutable line in the entire domestic and foreign policy of the Communist party and the Soviet state. The party sees its supreme duty in serving the people, in strengthening the might of our Socialist country, adding to its glory and prestige, consistently and unswervingly implementing the great ideas of Marxism-Leninism.
 * As quoted in "Text of Brezhnev's Speech at Ceremonies in Red Square", New York Times (October 20, 1964)

 * Comrades, our country is a vast Communist construction project. The scope of our work is great. But the tasks facing us in all spheres of life are even more majestic. The development of our economy, science and culture, the strengthening of the defenses of our Socialist power, serves the cause of peace and security of all peoples. Our successes make all mankind confident that the forces of peace and reason are gaining in strength, that the Soviet people are blazing the true way to the triumph of universal peace and progress.
 * As quoted in "Text of Brezhnev's Speech at Ceremonies in Red Square", New York Times (October 20, 1964)

 * Communists have always viewed the national question through the prism of the class struggle, believing that its solution has to be subordinated to the interests of the Revolution, to the interests of socialism. That is why Communists and all fighters for socialism believe that the main aspect of the national question is unification of the working people, regardless of their national origin, in the common struggle against every type of oppression, and for a new social system which rules out exploitation of the working people.
 * Cited in Nations and Internationalism

 * Our Party supports and will continue to support peoples fighting for their freedom. In so doing, the Soviet Union does not look for advantages, does not hunt for concessions, does not seek political domination and is not after military bases. We act as we are bid by our revolutionary conscience, our communist convictions.
 * Cited in Ussr: For Peace Against Aggression

 * The substance of socialist democracy lies in efficient socialist organisation of all society for the sake of every individual, and in the socialist discipline of every individual for the sake of all society.
 * Cited in Soviet Socialist Democracy

 * In the present epoch, when the international class struggle has grown extremely acute, the danger of Right and ‘Left’ deviations and of nationalism in the communist movement has grown more tangible than ever before. The struggle against Right- and ‘Left’-wing opportunism and nationalism cannot therefore be conducted as a campaign calculated for only some definite span of time. The denunciation of opportunism of all kinds was and remains an immutable law for all Marxist-Leninist Parties.
 * Cited in The WOrld Communist Movement

 * The defeat of Nazi Germany signified the victory of progress over reaction, humanity over barbarism and the victory of socialism over imperialist obscurantism. This victory opened the road for advancing the revolutionary struggle of the working class, a national liberation movement on an unprecedented scale and the destruction of the shameful colonial system.
 * Cited in Behind the Scenes of Third Reich Diplomacy

 * One of our primary tasks is to foster in people a desire to attain lofty social goals, to foster in them ideological conviction and a truly creative attitude to work. This is a very important area of struggle for communism, and the economic as well as the socio-political development of the country will be increasingly dependent on our successes in this area.
 * Cited in Triumph of Lenin's Ideas

 * Under the dictatorship of the proletariat, revisionists and opportunists reflect the pressure of nonproletarian, bourgeois and petty-bourgeois strata, the pressure that results from the force of habit, from the views and vestiges of the past, particularly those that are nationalistic.
 * Cited in Socialist Internationalism: Theory and Practice of International Relations of A New Type

 * We want the world socialist system to be a well-knit family of nations, building and defending the new society together, and mutually enriching each other with experience and knowledge, a family, strong and united, which the people of the world would regard as the prototype of the future world community of free nations.
 * Cited in the Future of Society

 * Successes in socialist construction largely depend on the correct combination of the general and the nationally specific in social development. Not only are we now theoretically aware but also have been convinced in practice that the way to socialism and its main features are determined by the general regularities, which are inherent in the development of all the socialist countries. We are also aware that the effect of the general regularities is manifested in different forms consistent with concrete historical conditions and national specifics. It is impossible to build socialism without basing oneself on general regularities or taking account of the concrete historical specifics of each country. Nor is it possible without a consideration of both these factors correctly to develop relations between the socialist states.
 * Cited in the Future of Society

 * It stands to the Party’s credit that millions upon millions of Soviet men of every nation and nationality have adopted internationalism—once the ideal of a handful of Communists—as their deep conviction and standard of behaviour. This was a true revolution in social thinking, and one which it is hard to overestimate.
 * Cited in Fundamentals of Political Science

 * December 30, 1922, is a truly historic date in the life of our state, an important milestone in the life of all the Soviet peoples, their great festival.
 * Cited in Fundamentals of Political Science

 * Modern production sets rapidly rising demands not only on machines, on technology, but also and primarily on the workers, on those who create these machines and control this technology. For ever larger segments of workers specialised knowledge and a high degree of professional training, man’s general cultural standard, are becoming an obligatory condition of successful work.
 * Cited in Soviet Youth and Socialism

 * Today progress is so swift in all fields that the education received by young people is only a foundation that requires the constant acquisition of knowledge.
 * Cited in Soviet Youth and Socialism

 * Our militant union with peoples which still have to carry on an armed struggle against the colonialists constitutes an important element of our line in international affairs.
 * Cited in Ussr and Countries of Africa

 * Every man must be made to realize that further retreat is impossible. He must realize with his mind and heart that this is a matter of life and death of the Soviet state, of the life and death of the people of our country...the Nazi troops must be stopped now, before it is too late.
 * Statement made in World War II, as a commissar on the southern front, as quoted in Leonid I. Brezhnev : Pages from his Life (1978) by Academy of Sciences of the USSR, p. 49; also in For the Soul of Mankind : The United States, the Soviet Union, and the Cold War (2007) by Melvyn P. Leffler, p. 237

 * The most important thing in my life, its leitmotif, has been the constant and close contacts with working people, with workers and peasants.
 * As quoted in Sputnik : Digest (1967), p. 48

 * When external and internal forces hostile to the development of socialism try to turn the development of a given socialist country in the direction of the restoration of the capitalist system, when a threat arises to the cause of socialism in that country … this is no longer merely a problem for that country's people, but a common problem, the concern of all socialist countries.
 * Speech at the 5th Congress of the Polish United Workers Party (12 November 1968), quoted in The Rise and Fall of the Brezhnev Doctrine in Soviet Foreign Policy (2003) by Matthew J. Ouimet

 * We stand for the dismantling of foreign military bases. We stand for a reduction of armed forces and armaments in areas where military confrontation is especially dangerous, above all in central Europe.
 * As quoted in Voices of Tomorrow : The 24th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1971) by Jessica Smith, p. 30

 * We regard the improvement of Soviet-American relations not as an isolated phenomenon, but as an integral — and very important — part of the wider process of radically improving the international atmosphere. Mankind has outgrown the rigid "cold war" armor which it was once forced to wear. It wants to breathe freely and peacefully. And we will be happy if our efforts to better Soviet-American relations help draw more and more nations into the process of détente — be it in Europe or Asia, in Africa or Latin America, in the Middle or the Far East.
 * Radio and Television Address to the American people (June 24, 1973)

 * The Soviet people are perhaps second to none when it comes to knowing what war means. In World War II we won a victory of world historic significance. But in that war over 20 million Soviet citizens died, 70,000 of our towns and villages were devastated, and one third of our national wealth was destroyed. The war wounds have now been healed. Today the Soviet Union is a mightier and more prosperous country than ever before. But we remember the lessons of the war only too well, and that is why the peoples of the Soviet Union value peace so highly; that is why they strongly approve the peace policy of our Party and Government.
 * Radio and Television Address to the American people (June 24, 1973)

 * Our path has not been an easy one. Our people are proud that in a historically short period of time, after the victory of the Socialist Revolution, backward Russia transformed itself into a major industrial power and achieved outstanding successes in science and culture. We take pride in having built a new society — a most stable and confidently developing society — which has assured all our citizens of social justice and has made the values of modern civilization the property of all the people. We are proud that dozens of previously oppressed nations and nationalities in our country have become genuinely equal, and that in our close-knit family of nations they are developing their economy and culture. We have great plans for the future. We want to raise considerably the living standards of the Soviet people. We want to make new advances in education and medicine. We want to make our villages and towns more comfortable to live in and more beautiful. We have drafted programs to develop the remote areas of Siberia, the North and the Far East, with their immense natural resources. And every Soviet individual is deeply conscious of the fact that the realization of those plans requires peace and peaceful cooperation with other nations.
 * Radio and Television Address to the American people (June 24, 1973)

 * We Communists have got to string along with the capitalists for a while. We need their agriculture and their technology. But we are going to continue massive military programs. . . (soon) we will be in a position to return to a much more aggressive foreign policy designed to gain the upper-hand. ..
 * as quoted in Kissinger: The Secret Side of the Secretary of State (1976) by Gary Allen

 * As you know, I am not a writer but a Party functionary. But like every Communist I consider myself to have been mobilized by Party propaganda and deem it my duty to participate actively in the work of our press.
 * As quoted in Reprints from the Soviet Press (1977), p. 5

 * Soviet people are better off materially and richer spiritually.
 * As quoted in Our Friends Speak : Greetings to the 25th CPSU Congress (1976), p. 268

 * We bow our heads in respect for those Soviet women who displayed exceptional courage in the severe time of war. Never before but during the days of the war the grandeur of spirit and the invincible will of our Soviet women, their selfless dedication, loyalty and affection to their Homeland, their boundless persistence in work and their heroism on the front manifested themselves with such strength.
 * As quoted in V karǐni zdiǐsnenoǐ mriǐ (1979) by IE IU Kastelli, p. 54

 * Modern science and technology have reached a level where there is the grave danger that a weapon even more terrible than nuclear weapons may be developed. The reason and conscience of mankind dictate the need to erect an insuperable barrier barrier to the development of such a weapon.
 * As quoted in Nuclear Disarmament (1979) by Aleksandr Efremovich Efremov

 * Of late, attempts have been made in the USA — at a high level and in a rather cynical form — to play the "Chinese card" against the USSR. This is a shortsighted and dangerous policy.
 * As quoted in Peace, Détente, and Soviet-American Relations : A Collection of Public Statements (1979), p. 222

 * The rout of fascism, in which the Soviet Union played the decisive role, generated a mighty tide of socio-political changes which swept across the globe.
 * As quoted in Selected Speeches and Writings (1980) edited by Mikhail Andreevich Suslov

 * Regarding the dreams of reaching military superiority over the U.S.S.R., one would do better to drop them. If it has to be, the Soviet people would find the possibility to undertake any additional efforts and to do everything that is necessary to guarantee a reliable defense of their country.
 * As quoted in "Excerpts from Brezhnev's Replies to Questions on East-West Arms Issues", The New York Times (November 4, 1981)

 * We are entirely for the idea that Europe shall be free from nuclear weapons, from medium-range weapons as well as tactical weapons. That would be a real zero option.
 * As quoted in Nuclear War: The Search for Solutions (1985) by Leonard V. Johnson, Helen Caldicott, Thomas L. Perry and Dianne DeMille

 * It is madness for any country to build its policy with an eye to nuclear war.
 * As quoted in Indefensible Weapons : The Political and Psychological Case Against Nuclearism (1992) by Robert Jay Lifton and Richard A. Falk, p. 224

 * I shall add that only he who has decided to commit suicide can start a nuclear war in the hope of emerging a victor from it. No matter what the attacker might possess, no matter what method of unleashing nuclear war he chooses, he will not attain his aims. Retribution will inevitably ensue.
 * As quoted in Soviet Strategy and the New Military Thinking (1992) by Derek Leebaert and Timothy Dickinson, p. 68

 * Detente is a readiness to resolve differences and conflicts not by force, not by threats and sabre-rattling, but by peaceful means, at the conference table.
 * As quoted in Brezhnev Reconsidered (2002) by Edwin Bacon, Mark Sandle, p. 99

 * God will not forgive us if we fail.
 * As quoted in Understanding the Cold War : A Historian's Personal Reflections (2002) by Adam Bruno Ulam and Paul Hollander, p. 269

Misattributed

 * The trouble with free elections is, you never know who is going to win.
 * This was quoted as an anonymous saying heard in Moscow around the time of the first Russian elections, in Voltaire, Goldberg & Others : A Compendium of the Witty, the Profound and the Absurd (2000), p. 201; it was later attributed to Brezhnev in Brewer's Famous Quotations: 5000 Quotations and the Stories Behind Them (2006) by Nigel Rees, p. 441, but without citations, and it is clearly derived from a statement widely attributed to Vyacheslav Molotov as early as the 1954 Berlin Conference, according to an eyewitness writing in International Affairs Vol. 36 (1960), p. 4 : "The trouble with free elections is that you never know how they are going to to turn out."

 * Our aim is to gain control of the two great treasure houses on which the West depends: The energy treasure house of the Persian Gulf and the minerals treasure house of Central and Southern Africa.
 * Reported as false in Paul F. Boller, Jr., and John George, They Never Said It: A Book of Fake Quotes, Misquotes, & Misleading Attributions (1989), p. 9-10. Falsely attributed to Brezhnev as having been said in a secret Warsaw Pact meeting in either 1968 or 1973.

Quotes about Brezhnev

 * We say there is a world of difference, a chasm, between carrying on the foreign policy and plunging the Nation into war. If Mr. Brezhnev has the authority do that, we disapprove of it. We disapprove of the system under which Mr. Brezhnev operates. Indeed, if that system can have anything said about it, that is exactly what is threatening the world and what is threatening the detente. We reject that. The House has rejected it and we should reject it.
 * Jacob Javits, as quoted in Stathis, S. W. 2009. War Powers Resolution of 1973 ∗ 1973 ∗. In: 2009. Landmark Debates in Congress: From the Declaration of Independence to the War in Iraq, Washington, DC: CQ Press. pp. 405-414

 * He wants the world, but he doesn’t want war.
 * Richard Nixon “Richard Nixon’s 1978 speech to the Oxford Union,” 30 November 1978

 * All ideological differences set apart, I cannot help having a sincere admiration for Mr Brezhnev. He is to all appearances an outstanding diplomat. He abides by the policy of peaceful co-existence as laid down by the Helsinki agreement. And he has succeeded in making his country as powerful as it is today: the first nuclear power in the world, soon to be he first maritime power; as for the land and air forces, their superiority is so great that it bears no comparison.
 * Muhammad Reza Pahlavi (1980) The Shah's Story, page 142

 * When the Soviet Union came to be run by a valetudinarian mafioso like Brezhnev, the thing itself had fallen into self-contempt.
 * Edward Pearce, "Uncle Joe's Heirs and Disgraces". The Guardian, 11 September 1991

 * In 1964, his colleagues deposed Khrushchev: the establishment had grown weary of his restless activity and yearned, in the words of his son, “for calm and stability.” His place was taken by Leonid Brezhnev, who would serve as first secretary for eighteen years, even though late in life he showed distinct signs of senility: the machine simply ground on. Year by year, the Soviet regime decayed. The economy stagnated, falling ever more behind those of the advanced industrial countries. With fear of draconian punishment gone, workers had little incentive to exert themselves: as they cynically explained, “They pretend to pay us and we pretend to work.” Workers who showed zeal risked being accused by their colleagues of “provocation” and roughed up. The central planning apparatus concentrated on doing what it knew best: turning out the same goods and in the process missing out on such innovations as plastics, synthetic fibers, and, above all, computers. Insistence on tight control of information meant that the USSR did not participate in advances in information technology, which revolutionized Western economies. The living standards of ordinary citizens, though better than in Stalin’s day, fell below even the low minimal norms set by the state: thus in the late 1980s, nearly one-half of the Soviet population earned less than ten dollars a month. Drunkenness was endemic: the Soviet Union could boast the highest rate of alcohol consumption in the world, as well as the highest rate of alcoholic deaths. Nothing illustrated better the ebbing vitality of its citizens than demographic statistics: the population, which under tsarism had grown at the most rapid rate in Europe, by the 1970s showed a deficit, as more Russians (and Ukrainians) died each year than were born.
 * Richard Pipes, Communism: A History (2003)

 * The ultimate beneficiary of Nixon’s summitry was Leonid Brezhnev. The Soviet party leader had staked his bid for outright leadership on a policy of peaceful coexistence with the United States. That made sense for economic and defense reasons, not to mention the looming threat from China. In the spring of 1972 Brezhnev let nothing, not even the American mining of North Vietnam, get in the way of a summit. The arms control agreements signed in Moscow in May silenced his critics and apparently confirmed the Soviet Union’s equality with the United States. The statement of Basic Principles also suggested that the Americans were accepting détente on Soviet terms. Had Nixon remained potent in the second term he might have held the Kremlin to account, as he believed had not been done after Yalta. Instead his crumbling presidency gave the Soviets and their allies an increasingly free hand to act as they pleased. By the middle of 1975 communist forces controlled all of Indochina. Over the next few years the Soviets extended their influence in eastern and southern Africa, in ways that fitted their understanding of détente— a world made safe for class struggle—but also undermined support for the process in the United States. In 1976 Gerald Ford, Nixon’s successor, banned the word “détente” from the official diplomatic lexicon. Nixon’s failure, in other words, relegated not merely summitry but diplomacy to the back burner. Dialogue with Moscow atrophied. And after the Brezhnev Politburo sent troops into Afghanistan at the end of 1979, Soviet-American relations degenerated into what was dubbed a “new cold war.”
 * David Reynolds, Summits: Six Meetings that Changed the Twentieth Century (2007), p. 280-281

 * When he [Brezhnev] succeeded Khrushchev, he was still a vigorous politician who expected to make the Party and government work more effectively...But his General Secretaryship had turned into a ceremonial reign that had brought communism into its deepest contempt since 1917.
 * Robert Service, History of Modern Russia: From Tsarism to the Twenty-first Century. Penguin Books Ltd, 2009.

 * Both Khrushchëv and his successor Brezhnev asserted that communism around the world outdid the West’s advanced capitalist countries in freedom and welfare. They ignored the point that elections were pointless when a single candidate from one party alone was allowed to stand in them; they glossed over the detention of political, intellectual and religious dissenters in the Gulag. But Soviet leaders were frequently thought to score better on other matters. There was no unemployment in the USSR. Citizens were guaranteed shelter, heating, fuel, schooling, public transport and healthcare at little or no cost. Tourists to the Soviet Union reported that muggings were rare and graffiti scrawls practically unknown; and neon-light advertisements were nowhere to be seen. What is more, Soviet spokesmen castigated racism, imperialism and nationalism. The USSR was a multinational state. Its spokesmen insisted that it had eliminated the iniquities of imperialism, nationalism and racism. Although the European empires dissolved themselves in the 1950s and 1960s, the former colonies continued to face difficulties of economic dependency and under-development. Soviet Azerbaijan was compared favourably with ex-British Nigeria, ex-French Algeria and ex-Dutch Malaysia.
 * Robert Service, Comrades: A History of World Communism (2009)

 * Brezhnev wasn’t a minus for the history of our country, he was a huge plus, He laid a foundation for the country’s economics and agriculture.
 * Dmitry Peskov(2011) Putin's Spokesman Praises Soviet Leader Brezhnev. Associated Press, October 5, 2011.

 * One of the world's most important figures for nearly two decades.
 * Ronald Reagan (1982)

 * He stood by us in our moment of need.
 * Indira Gandhi (1982)

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Hermann Weyl

Hermann Weyl (9 November 1885 – 8 December 1955) was a German mathematician, theoretical physicist and philosopher..

Quotes

 * In chronological order

 * We cannot hope to give here a final clarification of the essence of fact, judgement, object, property; this task leads into metaphysical abysses; about these one has to seek advice from men whose name cannot be stated without earning a compassionate smile—e.g. Fichte.
 * Das Kontinuum. Kritische Untersuchungen uber die Grundlagen der Analysis (1918), as quoted/translated by Erhard Scholz, "Philosophy as a Cultural Resource and Medium of Reflection for Hermann Weyl" (2004)

 * It seems clear that [set theory] violates against the essence of the continuum, which, by its very nature, cannot at all be battered into a single set of elements. Not the relationship of an element to a set, but of a part to a whole ought to be taken as a basis for the analysis of a continuum.
 * Riemanns geometrische Ideen, ihre Auswirkungen und ihre Verknüpfung mit der Gruppentheorie (1925), as quoted/translated by Erhard Scholz, "Philosophy as a Cultural Resource and Medium of Reflection for Hermann Weyl" (2004)
 * Important though the general concepts and propositions may be with which the modern industrious passion for axiomatizing and generalizing has presented us, in algebra perhaps more than anywhere else, nevertheless I am convinced that the special problems in all their complexity constitute the stock and core of mathematics; and to master their difficulties requires on the whole the harder labor.
 * The Classical Groups (1939)

 * Cartan developed a general scheme of infinitesimal geometry in which Klein's notions were applied to the tangent plane and not to the n-dimensional manifold M itself.
 * On the foundations of general infinitesimal geometry. Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. 35 (1929) 716–725 (quote on p. 716)
 * The introduction of numbers as coordinates by reference to the particular division scheme of the open one dimensional continuum is an act of violence whose only practical vindication is the special calculatory manageability of the ordinary number continuum with its four basic operations. The topological skeleton determines the connectivity of the manifold in the large.
 * Philosophy of Mathematics and Natural Science (1949), p. 90

 * In these days the angel of topology and the devil of abstract algebra fight for the soul of each individual mathematical domain.
 * Weyl, Hermann. Invariants. Duke Math. J. 5 (1939), no. 3, 489--502. doi:10.1215/S0012-7094-39-00540-5. http://projecteuclid.org/euclid.dmj/1077491405.

 * We now come to a decisive step of mathematical abstraction: we forget about what the symbols stand for... [The mathematician] need not be idle; there are many operations which he may carry out with these symbols, without ever having to look at the things they stand for.
 * The Mathematical Way of Thinking (1941)

 * [Physicists and philosophers] stick stubbornly to the principles of a mechanistic interpretation of the world after physics has, in its factual structure, already outgrown the latter. They have the same excuse as the inhabitant of the mainland who for the first time travels on the open sea: he will desperately try to stay in sight of the vanishing coast line, as long as there is no other coast in sight, towards which he steers.
 * "Wissenschaft als symbolische Konstruktion des Menschen" Eranos-Jahrbuch (1948) GA IV, as quoted/translated by Erhard Scholz, "Philosophy as a Cultural Resource and Medium of Reflection for Hermann Weyl" (2004)

 * Symmetry is a vast subject, significant in art and nature. Mathematics lies at its root, and it would be hard to find a better one on which to demonstrate the working of the mathematical intellect.
 * Symmetry (1952)

 * This letter, if judged by the novelty and profundity of ideas it contains, is perhaps the most substantial piece of writing in the whole literature of mankind.
 * Symmetry (1952) (quote on p. 138; referring to a letter by Évariste Galois to Auguste Chevalier from May 29, 1832, two days before Galois’ death, containing a testamentary summary of Galois’ discoveries)

Space—Time—Matter (1952)

 * First American Printing of the Fourth Edition (1922); tr. Henry L. Brose (orig. title: Raum, Zeit, Materie (1918))

 * A new development began for relativity theory after 1925 with its absorption into quantum physics. The first great success was scored by Dirac's quantum mechanical equations of the electron, which introduced a new sort of quantities, the spinors, besides the vectors and tensors into our physical theories. ...But difficulties of the gravest kind turned up when one passed from one electron or photon to the interaction among an indeterminate number of such particles. In spite of several advances a final solution of this problem is not yet in sight and may well require a deep modification of the foundation of quantum mechanics, such as would account in the same basic manner for the elementary electric charge e as relativity theory and our present quantum mechanics account for c and h.
 * Preface to the First American Printing (1950) Note: see Paul Dirac, The Principles of Quantum Mechanics (1947)

 * Einstein's theory of relativity has advanced our ideas of the structure of the cosmos a step further. It is as if a wall which separated us from Truth has collapsed. Wider expanses and greater depths are now exposed to the searching eye of knowledge, regions of which we had not even a presentiment. It has brought us much nearer to grasping the plan that underlies all physical happening.
 * From the Author's Preface to First Edition (1918)

 * It was my wish to present this great subject as an illustration of the itermingling of philosophical, mathematical, and physical thought, a study which is dear to my heart. This could be done only by building up the theory systematically from the foundations, and by restricting attention throughout to the principles. But I have not been able to satisfy these self-imposed requirements: the mathematician predominates at the expense of the philosopher.
 * From the Author's Preface to First Edition (1918)

 * To gaze up from the ruins of the oppressive present towards the stars is to recognise the indestructible world of laws, to strengthen faith in reason, to realise the "harmonia mundi" that transfuses all phenomena, and that never has been, nor will be, disturbed.
 * From the Author's Preface to Third Edition (1919)

 * A new theory by the author has been added, which draws the physical inferences consequent on the extension of the foundations of geometry beyond Reimann... and represents an attempt to derive from world-geometry not only gravitational but also electromagnetic phenomena. Even if this theory is still only in its infant stage, I feel convinced that it contains no less truth than Einstein's Theory of Gravitation—whether this amount of truth is unlimited or, what is more probable, is bounded by the Quantum Theory.
 * From the Author's Preface to Third Edition (1919)

 * With Mie's view of matter there is contrasted another, according to which matter is a limiting singularity of the field, but charges and masses are force-fluxes in the field. This entails a new and more cautious attitude towards the whole problem of matter.
 * From the Author's Preface to Fourth Edition (1920)

 * Space and time are commonly regarded as the forms of existence of the real world, matter as its substance. A definite portion of matter occupies a definite part of space at a definite moment of time. It is in the composite idea of motion that these three fundamental conceptions enter into intimate relationship.
 * Introduction

 * The Greeks made Space the subject-matter of a science of supreme simplicity and certainty. and certainty Out of it grew, in the mind of classical antiquity, the idea of pure science. Geometry became one of the most powerful expressions of that sovereignty of the intellect that inspired the thought of those times. At a later epoch, when the intellectual despotism of the Church... had crumbled, and a wave of scepticism threatened to sweep away all that had seemed most fixed, those who believed in Truth clung to Geometry as to a rock, and it was the highest ideal of every scientist to carry on his science "more geometrico". Matter... could be measured as a quantity and... its characteristic expression as a substance was the Law of Conservation of Matter... This, which has hitherto represented our knowledge of space and matter, and which was in many quarters claimed by philosophers as a priori knowledge, absolutely general and necessary, stands to-day a tottering structure.
 * Introduction

 * First, the physicists in the persons of Faraday and Maxwell, proposed the "electromagnetic field" in contradistinction to matter, as a reality of a different category. Then, during the last century, the mathematicians, … secretly undermined belief in the evidence of Euclidean Geometry. And now, in our time, there has been unloosed a cataclysm which has swept away space, time, and matter hitherto regarded as the firmest pillars of natural science, but only to make place for a view of things of wider scope and entailing a deeper vision. This revolution was promoted essentially by the thought of one man, Albert Einstein.
 * Introduction

 * The rapid development of science... has, as it were, burst its old shell, now become too narrow.
 * Introduction

 * Recognition of the subjectivity of the qualities of sense is found in Galilei (and also in Descartes and Hobbes) in a form closely related to the principle underlying the constructive mathematical method of our modern physics which repudiates" qualities".
 * Introduction

 * In the field of philosophy Kant was the first to take the next decisive step towards the point of view that not only the qualities revealed by the senses, but also space and spatial characteristics have no objective significance in the absolute sense; in other words, that space, too, is only a form of our perception.
 * Introduction

 * In the realm of physics it is perhaps only the theory of relativity which has made it quite clear that the two essences, space and time, entering into our intuition, have no place in the world constructed by mathematical physics. Colours are thus "really" not even æther-vibrations, but merely a series of values of mathematical functions in which occur four independent parameters corresponding to the three dimensions of space, and the one of time.
 * Introduction

 * It is the nature of a real thing to be inexhaustible in content; we can get an ever deeper insight into this content by the continual addition of new experiences, partly in apparent contradiction, by bringing them into harmony with one another. In this interpretation, things of the real world are approximate ideas. From this arises the empirical character of all our knowledge of reality.
 * Introduction

 * Time is the primitive form of the stream of consciousness. ...If we project ourselves outside the stream of consciousness and represent its content as an object, it becomes an event happening in time, the separate stages of which stand to one another in the relations of earlier and later.
 * Introduction

 * All characteristics of material things as they are presented to us in the acts of external perception (e.g. colour) are endowed with the separateness of spatial extension, but it is only when we build up a single connected real world out of all our experiences that the spatial extension, which is a constituent of every perception, becomes a part of one and the same all-inclusive space. … every material thing can, without changing content, equally well occupy a position in Space different from its present one. This immediately gives us the property of the homogeneity of space which is the root of the conception, Congruence.
 * Introduction

 * Consciousness spreads out its web, in the form of time, over reality.
 * ...spannt aber dadurch auch das Bewußtsein seine Form, die Zeit, über die Wirklichkeit aus...
 * Introduction

 * After Riemann had made known his discoveries, mathematicians busied themselves with working out his system of geometrical ideas formally; chief among these were Christoffel, Ricci, and Levi-Civita. Riemann... clearly left the real development of his ideas in the hands of some subsequent scientist whose genius as a physicist could rise to equal flights with his own as a mathematician. After a lapse of seventy years this mission has been fulfilled by Einstein.
 * Ch. 2 "The Metrical Continuum"

 * Above all, the ominous clouds of those phenomena that we are with varying success seeking to explain by means of the quantum of action, are throwing their shadows over the sphere of physical knowledge, threatening no one knows what new revolution.
 * Ch. 3 "Relativity of Space and Time"

 * The scene of action of reality is not a three-dimensional Euclidean space but rather a four-dimensional world, in which space and time are linked together indissolubly. However deep the chasm may be that separates the intuitive nature of space from that of time in our experience, nothing of this qualitative difference enters into the objective world which physics endeavors to crystallize out of direct experience. It is a four-dimensional continuum, which is neither "time" nor "space". Only the consciousness that passes on in one portion of this world experiences the detached piece which comes to meet it and passes behind it as history, that is, as a process that is going forward in time and takes place in space.
 * Ch. 3 "Relativity of Space and Time"

Quotes about Weyl

 * Hermann Weyl’s 1918 text Das Kontinuum... investigates how much of the mathematical corpus can be retained if we restrict ourselves to predicative definitions and methods of proof. He presents a foundational system in which it is impossible to perform an impredicative definition. ...It is an excellent example of a fully developed non-mainstream foundational system for mathematics.
 * Robin Adams & Zhaohui Luo, "Weyl’s Predicative Classical Mathematics as a Logic-Enriched Type Theory" (2009)

 * In the first attempt to introduce gauge theories in physics, Hermann Weyl, around the 1920s, proposed certain scale transformations to be a fundamental symmetry of nature.
 * Alfredo Iorio, "Using Weyl Symmetry to make Graphene: a real lab for Fundamental Physics" (2012)

 * Weyl considered an aspect about general relativity... the nonpreservation of direction in a curved space. ...[He] decided to consider the possibility that length was also not preserved. ...To effect this change mathematically, Weyl had to make a slight modification in the structure of general relativity. He assumed that in addition to the usual metric (set of numbers or variables) that described the gravitational field, there was another one related to length. ...amazingly when the result was analyzed Maxwell's equations mysteriously appeared. It almost seemed as if a bit of magic had occurred and scientists quickly became interested in the miracle. ...but with detailed analysis the theory was shown to be flawed. Einstein was the first to put his finger on the flaw. ...Weyl soon acknowledged the flaw and laid his theory to rest. It may have been a failure (actually it was not an entire failure; a similar idea is used today in modern field theory), but it did accomplish something important: it got people interested in the possibility that the electromagnetic and gravitational field could be unified. Einstein soon began working on an alternative theory, as did others.
 * Barry Parker, Einstein's Dream: The Search for a Unified Theory of the Universe (1986)

 * Weyl never became a devoted adherent to any single philosophy. He rather was a wanderer through the philosophical fields differing with the changes in his scientific view...
 * Erhard Scholz, "Philosophy as a Cultural Resource and Medium of Reflection for Hermann Weyl" (2004)

 * He realized that formal mathematics might even have an advantage over immediately insightful ("phenomenological") mathematics, because in its conceptual constitution it was free from the restrictions of the latter. I will call this view the symbolic realism of the "mature" Weyl.
 * Erhard Scholz, "Philosophy as a Cultural Resource and Medium of Reflection for Hermann Weyl" (2004)

 * Quantum theory does not trouble me at all. It is just the way the world works. What eats me, gets me, drives me, pushes me, is to understand how it got that way. What is the deeper foundation underneath it? Where does it come from? So that we won’t see it as something that is unwelcome by friends that we admire—John Bell and many others—it will be something that will make you say, ‘It couldn’t have been otherwise.’ We haven’t gotten to that stage yet, and until we do, we have not met the challenge that is right there. I continue to say that the quantum is the crack in the armor that covers the secret of existence. To me it’s a marvelous stimulus, hope, and driving force. And yet I am afraid that just the word—‘hope’—is what does not eat, or possess, or drive so many of our colleagues in the field. They’re content to take the theory for granted, rather than to find out where it comes from. But you would hardly feel the drive to find out where from if you don’t feel that the theory is utterly right. I have been brought up from ‘childhood’ to feel that it is utterly right. Here I was, reading that book of Weyl’s at the age of eighteen and just crazy about it.
 * John Wheeler, as quoted by Jeremy Bernstein in "John Wheeler: Retarded Learner", Quantum Profiles (1991)

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Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin

Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin (also known as Winnie the Pooh's Most Grand Adventure in United Kingdom some countries) is a 1997 American-Japanese direct-to-video film based on Walt Disney's Winnie-the-Pooh. The film follows Pooh and his friends on a journey to find and rescue their friend Christopher Robin from the "Skull".
 * Directed by Karl Geurs. Written by Carter Crocker and Karl Geurs.

The All - New Movie

Rabbit

 * That Owl! I knew "skull" had another Y in it...
 * That rabbit just doesn’t know where to go! The mist, it’s not even on the map! I led you through it all! I led you through the thicket, I led you through that place, I led you through the chasm, It’s all my fault! (Sobbing) And that rabbit just doesn’t know where to go or what to do.. Oh….
 * We are swallowed inside of fish! It stinks in here! PU! What is this? Oh! Tiger! Try to grab that uvula up there this moment!

Eeyore

 * [While going with the others to the cave] End of the road. Nothing to do. And no hope of things getting better. [Beat] Sounds like Saturday night at my house.
 * Christopher Robin, yoo-hoo.
 * [Piglet lands on Eeyore's rear end the other way] Whoa! YAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!!!!!
 * [repeated line] Thanks for noticin'.

Dialogue

 * [Tigger bounces Rabbit.]
 * Tigger: Well, of course it's mine. It's got my name scribbled all over it. T, I– [Eats some honey] Double Guh– [Realizes that he is eating honey] Honey?! Yuck! [Spits out the honey in disgust] Ptooey! Blech! Tiggers do not like honey.

 * Tigger: There's no difference between falling a thousand feet to the jagged rocks below and tumbling out of bed.
 * Piglet: Oh. Really?
 * Tigger: Sure. [Laughs then clears throat] Except for the splat at the end they're practically similar.

 * Winnie the Pooh: You're just in time for the best part of the day!
 * Christopher Robin: What part is that?
 * Winnie the Pooh: The part when you and me... become we.

 * Eeyore: [Muffling]
 * Tigger: What’s donkey boy saying?
 * Eeyore: [Lets go from the branch] I said 'ouch'.
 * [Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit, and Eeyore fall screaming]

 * [Piglet, having woken up, comes out of the cave yawning. His face changes from happy to fearful when he realizes something. Piglet turns around and sees something above him.]
 * Piglet: [Horrified] OH, DEAR!
 * [Pooh and Rabbit are sleeping when they are awoken by Piglet's babbling hysterically.]
 * Pooh: [Hears Piglet's babbling hysterically] Piglet?
 * [Piglet runs around babbling hysterically.]
 * Rabbit: [To Piglet, annoyed] Try to be specific!
 * [Piglet continues babbling hysterically as Tigger and Eeyore, having also woken up, approach him, Pooh, and Rabbit.]
 * Piglet: [Lands on Pooh's arm and points at the cave] Skull.
 * [Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Rabbit, and Eeyore turn around and gasp in horror at the sight of Skull Cave.]
 * Tigger: Christopher Robin's in the eye of that thing? How are we gonna get way up there?
 * Pooh: By going– in there?
 * Tigger: But it's dark.
 * Piglet: And f-f-f-frightful.
 * Rabbit: And we have no idea what we'll f-find.
 * [The five hear the stomach rumbling sound.]
 * Eeyore: But we know what's gonna find us. [Runs into the cave]
 * Piglet: [Runs into the cave after Eeyore] The skullasaurus!
 * [Pooh, Tigger, and Rabbit run into the cave after Piglet and Eeyore.]

 * Tigger: I'm gonna miss that bear. [sniffles]
 * Piglet: Oh, Pooh....
 * [a huge growl is heard]
 * Rabbit: Now that sounds like a wicked sharp teeth..... Up there! The eye of the skull!
 * Piglet: Whatever will we do now?
 * Eeyore: Well, we could get the kid outta there. If anybody has any ideas how to get up there, that is.
 * Tigger: The map. What does it say?
 * Rabbit: Oh, my. It's useless. There's nothing in here about how to get up there. Why, I'd have to figure it out all by myself. From scratch, I- I... Can I do that?
 * Tigger: Yeah, can he do that?
 * Rabbit: I could try, for Pooh.
 * Pooh: Thank you, Wabbit.

 * Christopher Robin: Where is Pooh?
 * Piglet: Oh, Christopher Robin. The skullasaurus gobbled him up.
 * Christopher Robin: The what?
 * [a roar is heard, everyone runs in panic]
 * Christopher Robin: [laughs] That's no skullasaurus. There's only one thing that makes a sound like that. The rumbly tumbly of a hungry-for-honey Pooh-Bear.

 * Christopher Robin: [sings] One thing you should know, no matter where I go. We'll always be together.
 * Christopher Robin and Pooh: Forever and ever.

 * Pooh: Very, very hard. [sings] Come out, moon. Come out, wishing star. Come out, come out. Wherever you are. I'm out here in the dark, all alone and wide awake. Come and find me. I'm empty and I'm cold, and my heart about to break. Come and find me. I need you to come here and find me. Cause without you, I’m totally lost.

Voice Talents

 * Jim Cummings as Winnie the Pooh and the Skullasaurus
 * John Fiedler as Piglet
 * Steve Schatzberg as Piglet (Singing Voice)
 * Paul Winchell as Tigger
 * Jim Cummings as Tigger (Singing Voice)
 * Ken Sansom as Rabbit
 * Andre Stojka as Owl
 * Peter Cullen as Eeyore
 * Brady Bluhm as Christopher Robin
 * David Warner as the Narrator


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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion/Category:Cuba

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The result was: delete.. Fys. “Ta fys aym”. 11:30, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

Category:Cuba
"interest-oriented category (similar category we have category:Turkey for your information). Cubans are re-categorized under Category:Cubans. I am not sure if we are in consensus to go this way. Even if so, it could be better renamed. --Aphaia 06:12, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Vote closed: Result: Delete, without prejudice to recreation of such a category so long as it contained multiple articles. Fys. “Ta fys aym”. 11:30, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

 * Delete --Aphaia 06:12, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 15:01, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Keep We need Category:Cubans for people from Cuba and Category:Cuba for articles about things associated with Cuba.--Poetlister 23:39, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 06:36, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete without prejudice. I don't think that Scarface (presently the category's only entry) is really representative of Cuba, and we don't even have a Cuba page at this time, so I'm not sure what this category would really contain. As Aphaia said, people from Cuba are better classified in Category:Cubans (which fits better with the current convention for this sort of category). —LrdChaos (talk) 14:34, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Comment Poetlister has a point, but we can easily recreate the category as and when we have some more Cuba articles.--Cato 23:03, 1 March 2007 (UTC)

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Talk:Kobe Bryant

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from anon talk, User talk:75.64.243.73
The quotes that were listed were all false quotes that were simply mocking Kobe Bryant by saying things like "I am the greatest ever, I hate Michael Jordan", etc. None were sourced and all were fake. I was trying to delete the things that someone obviously put there as a joke. I'm sorry, I didn't know the rules.—This unsigned comment is by Brandonrye (talk • contribs). gn d

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 * The motivation for me is just the game itself, just playing the game the right way and trying to win, compete every time I step out there on the floor. That's motivation enough for me to go out there and play well.
 * As far as carrying the torch for the years to come, I don't know. I just want to be the best basketball player I can be.
 * Everything negative - pressure, challenges - is all an opportunity for me to rise.
 * I'll do whatever it takes to win games, whether it's sitting on a bench waving a towel, handing a cup of water to a teammate, or hitting the game-winning shot.
 * I'm playing against great players, playing against the best in the world. The competition - that's what I've always wanted.
 * The guy said NBA players are one in a million, ... I said, "Man, look, I'm going to be that one in a million."
 * I don't want to be the next Micheal Jordan, I only want to be Kobe Bryant
 * There's been a lot of talk of me being a one-man show but that's simply not the case. We win games when I score 40 points and we've won when I score 10.
 * I baptized him. I turned him into a defensive player.
 * talking about Dwight Howard, and reminiscing about dunking over him in Howard's rookie season.

Quotes about Kobe Bryant (unsourced)

 * Kobe is a fierce competitor. When he comes in the game and he senses any fear in your team, or in the guy who's guarding him... oh, he's gonna eat you up!
 * Jason Terry, shooting guard for the Dallas Mavericks

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User talk:213.113.231.222

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User:Sapientia abhorreo imprudentia~enwikiquote

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Category:Genres

Products by genres in several forms e.g. novels, films, theaters.

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Category:Productions

Categories for productions or works (art, scientific, journalistic and so on).

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User talk:Sapientia abhorreo imprudentia~enwikiquote

Hi. You will have better luck reaching me by e-mail, or on my Wikipedia talk page -- Sapientia abhorreo imprudentia 09:35, 25 February 2007 (UTC)

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Hi, could you please provide the information about creator of Image:Foxholememorial clr.jpg? Thanks! --Aphaia 12:36, 25 February 2007 (UTC)

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The result was: Delete.  Cbrown1023  talk  16:11, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

Image:Old goat-ms.jpg
Another image without license info, used only on a userpage. The user who uploaded it was active in 2004 and not mail reachable. It might be his own work, or not. But we have no way to know it. --Aphaia 12:56, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Vote closed: 13:00, 4 March 2007 (UTC)

 * Delete. I love this pic though ... --Aphaia 12:56, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete due to uncertain copyright status. Fys. “Ta fys aym”. 14:35, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * On investigation the user has a Wikipedia webpage with the same image (w:Image:Old_goat-ms.jpg) which is there credited to Mike Bonsall with a note that the photographer has released rights to it. He has been active in Wikipedia in January 2007 - perhaps he should be contacted there? Fys. “Ta fys aym”. 14:39, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Perhaps that is enough information for us, now we can tag it the same (it does seem that they are the same person and if not, I doubt the impostor would diagree).  Cbrown1023  talk  15:02, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete if there are no rights being held then it should be uploaded to Commons. Koweja 14:59, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete, concur with Koweja. ~ UDScott 15:02, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete per Koweja. - InvisibleSun 06:39, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete I accept the reasoning with regret, as it's sweet.--Poetlister 14:20, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Sweet?--Cato 22:20, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete unless the image's license status can be definitively determined. —LrdChaos (talk) 14:36, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Delete per LrdChaos--Cato 22:03, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
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Hello, would you please provide us the licensing information Image:Tony Buzan.jpg (photographer, license etc.)? --Aphaia 13:27, 25 February 2007 (UTC)

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The developer team at Wikimedia is making some changes to how accounts work, as part of our on-going efforts to provide new and better tools for our users like cross-wiki notifications. These changes will mean you have the same account name everywhere. This will let us give you new features that will help you edit and discuss better, and allow more flexible user permissions for tools. One of the side-effects of this is that user accounts will now have to be unique across all 900 Wikimedia wikis. See the announcement for more information.

Unfortunately, your account clashes with another account also called Pjtiao. To make sure that both of you can use all Wikimedia projects in future, we have reserved the name Pjtiao~enwikiquote that only you will have. If you like it, you don't have to do anything. If you do not like it, you can pick out a different name.

Your account will still work as before, and you will be credited for all your edits made so far, but you will have to use the new account name when you log in.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Yours, Keegan Peterzell Community Liaison, Wikimedia Foundation 23:32, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

Renamed
 This account has been renamed as part of single-user login finalisation. If you own this account you can |log in using your previous username and password for more information. If you do not like this account's new name, you can choose your own using this form after logging in: . -- Keegan (WMF) (talk) 05:54, 19 April 2015 (UTC)

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User talk:Cookies0709

Hi. Welcome to English Wikiquote. Enjoy!  Cbrown1023  talk  14:43, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
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User talk:MichaMtl

Hi. Welcome to English Wikiquote. Enjoy! --Aphaia 14:43, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
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title: User talk:MichaMtl