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Talk:Sam Harris

Vandalism
Looks like this page has been vandalized.
 * I've reverted the vandalism. —LrdChaos (talk) 17:26, 21 September 2006 (UTC)

Sourcing and formatting
I've made a first pass at proper sourcing and formatting of this article. The biggest problems was that all the sources were placed in HTML comments. Explicitly listing the sources of quotes, so that editors can verify them, is a critical requirement of Wikiquote, for the same reason it is for Wikipedia.

A lesser problem was with formatting not following community practice but rather a style decision by a single editor. There are many non-standard formats in use at Wikiquote, and our formatting guidelines are always open to community revision after discussion. But I made a few changes specifically to bring some of the formatting closer to the community practices. For instance, I removed italics from around the featured quotes because we don't use italics to emphasize a quote. The bolding already in use is the usual manner to do this. I also put quote marks around the caption quotes to make it clear they are quotes, but I don't know that we have any guidelines on this situation.

Back on the source issue, I call this a "first pass" because the results leave something to be desired. Since the creator and major contributor to this article, Laurence Boyce, went through considerable effort to organize the quotes by topic, freely mixing the sources, I felt the ref/references tagging system would be a less intrusive way to provide detailed source information on the quotes. Unfortunately, given the (current) 61 quotes from The End of Faith, the resulting string of backlinks in the "References" section is rather absurd and not very useful. (There is a potential copyright problem with this excessive quoting that I won't get into at the moment.) I am open to ideas on alternative source citation methods, but they should include at least one instance of the full publication information for each source.

There is an additional problem in that the edition of The End of Faith is not specified, which makes the page numbering ambiguous. I would ask editors of this article to pick an edition and verify the page numbers for each of the 61 quotes. (I've seen references to three editions so far: the original 2004 hardcover (ISBN 0393035158), a 2004 book club edition (ISBN 0739453793), and a 2005 paperback reprinting (ISBN 0393327655.)

Thank you all for your assistance in this. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 01:37, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

 * I've just added a quote from Letter to a Christian Nation, whose reference shows how to format full citations. The key elements are the ISBN, which uniquely identifies the publication, and the page count, which allows readers using different editions to interpolate the location of a quote from the page count of their (different) edition. The other information is good for proper citations, but these two pieces are essential. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 01:48, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

Topical organization
I also have a problem with the topical organization of this article. It's clear that Laurence Boyce did an excellent job collecting these quotes and sorting them into topics, but this organization suffers from two major problems in a work like Wikiquote.

First, the article served as an excellent snapshot to the quotes collected by a single editor at that time. But with his publication of Letter, Harris has show he's not done creating useful quotes. As more books and other publications come out, some with varying emphases, and more readers decide to quote him, the neat collection of 3-6 quotes per topic or sub-topic will become unruly, will have to be expanded, and will probably require reorganization. That's a challenge, but not an insurmountable one, and it's probably worth this effort to keep the quotes collected into topical groups.

The greater problem is that a single editor can make judgment calls on where a quote belongs in this structure, but a committee will have problems doing so, and all Wikimedia articles should be written with the idea that many editors will work on them eventually. We've seen an increasing problem in theme articles with people adding quotes that are only tangentially related to the topic. It can be a surprisingly subjective decision as to whether a quote belongs in a topic, and we've had some serious edit wars over this problem. For example, why is this quote under "Spirituality"?

 * Mysticism, to be viable, requires explicit instructions, which need suffer no more ambiguity or artifice in their exposition than we find in a manual for operating a lawn mower.

Some deeply "spirtual" people would have objections to "spirituality" being equated with "mysticism". Should we therefore create a new sub-topic covering "Mysticism", even though we have only a single quote for it?

I had a hard time deciding under which existing topic to list the following quote:

 * Christian missionaries have been known to preach the sinfulness of condom use in villages where no other information about condoms is available. This kind of piety is genocidal.

Since I originally just came to this article to add a few quotes, I cheated by creating a new "Uncategorized" heading and throwing it there. The problem is that topical headings present something of a barrier to addition of quotes, as the editor must subjectively choose a topic in which to insert it, or create a new one that may not fit well into the current structure.

I don't have a quick solution to this issue (or else I would have implemented it and asked forgiveness afterward). But we should think about this challenge as we work on the article. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 02:18, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

 * Thanks for your input Jeff, and for your kind words. I'm going to haphazardly answer your points down here in one go. Firstly on a minor point, I believe that the page numbering of The End of Faith is the same across all editions as far as the main body of the text is concerned, though the addition of an afterword in the US paperback edition obviously pushes out the end sections. I used the UK hardback originally.

 * As far as the formatting is concerned, I absolutely do not like the main body of the article cluttered with the sources. Surely they can all be pushed down into the footnotes? Is it vital to retain the page numbering for the book quotes? Also do we have to have a "sourced" section which is just the whole article? I would be happy to work on this.

 * On the organisation, I would argue that the benefits of structure far outweigh the problems it causes, but I accept the points you raise. I read Letter to a Christian Nation twice and picked out a few quotes, but then decided not to add them. On account of the letter format, I feel that his latest book wasn't as great a mine for quotes. However, there's a nice link to a mixture of quotes and stats here which might be worth linking to at the end.

 * By the way, in preparing this article I collected a large number of quotes which didn't make it into the final effort, so I would be more than willing to work with other editors in making up new sections or in reorganising sections. Unfortunately, many of the quotes I have collected do come from The End of Faith. At the end of the day, if a favourite quote can't be fitted in anywhere then it's not the end of the world. Should we create a new section for mysticism? Not yet I would say.

 * Thanks again for your help. Please let me know if you would like me to research quotes. As you may guess, I am very familiar with both the books and the online material which I keep in a file. But I would like to deal with the formatting issue before too long.

 * Laurence Boyce 15:01, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

 * I have now removed the inline references. This means that the page numbers have been lost. I would be more than willing to work on putting them back in, either as source comments or in the footnotes if that were possible. Laurence Boyce 17:40, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

 * Sorry for the year's delay in responding. I've written a comprehensive response about how to incorporate page numbers and still use the repetition-avoiding footnote system in "Brief, specific source lines with detailed footnotes" below. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 07:55, 17 December 2007 (UTC)

Point of reference
In anticipation of this article being totally destroyed as this one was over here, I'm just going to lay down a marker in the hope that future visitors might still be able to enjoy reading a decent version of the Sam Harris quotations.

 * Article version as of 26 February 2007 – highly recommended!

Laurence Boyce 16:12, 27 April 2007 (UTC)

Brief, specific source lines with detailed footnotes
Specific source information, including page numbers, is extremely important, as this makes it reasonably possible for our readers and editors (who are essential our editorial board) to verify quotes whenever they wish. (There is no such thing on Wikiquote as a confirmed "verification", so material must be reasonably verifiable at all times.) For the foreseeable future, Wikiquote's standard source formatting uses a sub-bulleted source line, not Wikipedia's footnoting system, to make each source explicit and tied immediately to each quote. On the other hand, it is certainly wasteful to repeat detailed source information on each line when the only thing that changes is the page number.

I've seen (and used) two related methods have been used to reduce the repetition while retaining the immediate and specific source line. Both use the footnoting system. First, when just a few quotes come from a single work, one can provide a brief description with the page number, then add a footnote for the detailed description. (I'm showing only the source lines and footnotes for clarity and brevity here.) For ease of sorting and verification, the source line needs the author (implicitly Harris for this article), title, publication year, and page number. The full citation goes into the footnote.
 * The End of Faith (2004), page 651
 * 1

With this method, subsequent quotes could arguably be as simple as this:
 * End of Faith, page 1231

This isn't completely safe, as there is no guarantee that someone won't add a quote with the simplified format but pull the quote from a different edition with different pagination. But it's an arguable compromise, and is subject to verification (and fixing) at any time, just like any fully sourced quote.

Notice the novel use of the "pages" parameter of the cite book template ("336 pages" instead of "page X"). Wikipedia's use always demands the page of the citation. However, since Wikiquote needs to have individual pages cited just below the quotes, but can benefit from having the common details collected in a single footnote at the bottom, I've "misused" the pages parameter to cite the total page count. In this way, anyone wishing to verify a quote but having a different edition can note the length of their copy and interpolate the approximate page number of the quote they're looking for. Remember that the entire reason for this source information is to make it easy for people to verify quotes.

The second method is for citations of quotes that are already collected by publication. In a section titled "The End of Faith (2004)", one need only cite the page number:
 * Page 651
 * 1 Harris, Sam (2004). The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason, 336 pages, W.W. Norton & Company. ISBN 0739453793.

In summary, I would recommend, in those circumstances where the editors are not happy with the excessive repetition of full source information for each quote, that they use this combination of source line and footnotes to move much of the distracting details to the bottom while retaining the essential verification information next to each quote. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 08:01, 17 December 2007 (UTC)

 * Thanks Jeff. I don't have much time at the moment, so I'm going to leave you guys to it. Laurence Boyce 06:15, 10 January 2008 (UTC)

 * Rats, I don't have The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason, only Letters to a Christian Nation. It was on my XMas list but I got Dawkins' The Blind Watchmaker instead.  I'll keep looking in on this page and if, by the time I do get around to picking up End of Faith before the page numbers get in there I'll make an effort to add them as I read the book -- Greyed 18:42, 10 January 2008 (UTC)

I'm so so so very very sorry guys!!!!!!!

I added this quote today ... (on wednesday 15 july 2009)

"The problem with faith, is that it really is a conversation stopper. Faith is a declaration of immunity to the powers of conversation. It is a reason, why you do not have to give reasons, for what you believe. (SALT talk 2005)"

And i accidently erased all foot-notes down below this page as i was trying to add the source of the quote ..... So help me 'God', that i'll stay away from this page. I don't even dare to try to fix it. I'll probably make it worse!

Sorry!!! Erik

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Tom Selleck

Thomas William "Tom" Selleck (born January 29, 1945) is an American actor best known for his starring role on the long-running television shows Magnum P.I., and Blue Bloods.

Quotes

 * Why westerns get segregated into a genre in Hollywood, I don't know... It's just good entertainment.
 * Interview with American Western Magazine (January 2001).

 * Blow me a raspberry.
 * At the audience of The Chevy Chase Show in 1993 during the presentation of his Worst Supporting Actor 'Razzie' award statuette for his performance as King Ferdinand of Spain in Christopher Columbus: The Discovery.

 * I was planning to go into architecture. But when I arrived [to sign up for courses], architecture was filled up. Acting was right next to it. So I signed up for acting instead.
 * Televised interview broadcast the day before Laguna Heat was shown on cable TV.

 * All I see is people out there who are hungry for more.
 * Talking about the public's desire to see more Western films, in interview with Taylor Fogarty of American Western Magazine/ReadTheWest.com (January 2003).

 * You know, I understand how you feel. This is a really contentious issue. Probably as contentious, and potentially as troubling as the abortion issue in this country. All I can tell you is, rushes to pass legislation at a time of national crisis or mourning, I don't really think are proper. And more importantly, nothing in any of this legislation would have done anything to prevent that awful tragedy in Littleton. What I see in the work I've done with kids is, is troubling direction in our culture. And where I see consensus, which is I think we ought to concentrate on in our culture is... look... nobody argues anymore whether they're Conservatives or Liberal whether our society is going in the wrong direction. They may argue trying to quantify how far it's gone wrong or why it's gone that far wrong, whether it's guns, or television, or the Internet, or whatever. But there's consensus saying that something's happened. Guns were much more accessible 40 years ago. A kid could walk into a pawn shop or a hardware store and buy a high-capacity magazine weapon that could kill a lot of people and they didn't do it. The question we should be asking is... look... suicide is a tragedy. And it's a horrible thing. But 30 or 40 years ago, particularly men, and even young men, when they were suicidal, they went, and unfortunately, blew their brains out. In today's world, someone who is suicidal sits home, nurses their grievance, develops a rage, and is just a suicidal but they take 20 people with them. There's something changed in our culture.
 * On The Rosie O'Donnell Show on May 19th, 1999.

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Thank you for experimenting with the page Talk:Advertising slogans on Wikiquote. Your test worked, and has been reverted or removed. Please use the sandbox for any other tests you want to do. Take a look at the welcome page if you would like to learn more about contributing to our quotation compendium. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 18:52, 21 September 2006 (UTC)

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Molesworth

Nigel Molesworth is the eponymous character in a series of four 1950s humour books written by Geoffrey Willans and illustrated by Ronald Searle. Molesworth is the self-styled "curse of st. custards" School, in form 3B, forever attempting to negotiate the problems put in his way by other pupils and the masters. His writing is marked by characteristically bad, but consistent, spelling.

Sourced

 * a chiz is a swiz or swindle as any fule kno.
 * "Down with Skool!" (1953). (The Compleet Molesworth, Pavilion Books, 1985, p. 8)

 * grabber who is head of the skool captane of everything and winer of the mrs joyful prize for rafia work.
 * "Down with Skool!" (1953). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 11)

 * Acktually fotherington-tomas is worse than me he is girlie and spend his time skipping about he sa Hullo clouds hullo sky hullo sun etc when huge centre forward bearing down on him and SHOT whistles past his nose.
 * "Down with Skool!" (1953). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 13)

 * Peotry is sissy stuff that rhymes.
 * "Down with Skool!" (1953). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 36)

 * All latin masters hav one joke. ''Caesar adsum jam forte or caesar had some jam for tea.
 * "Down with Skool!" (1953). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 41)

 * You kno who this is e.g. Me nigel molesworth the curse of st custard's.
 * "How to be topp" (1954). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 109)

 * Meanwhile in the master's common room. Sigismund arbuthnot the mad maths master musters his rhomboids.
 * "How to be topp" (1954). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 124)

 * Aktually it is only fotherington-tomas you kno he sa Hullo clouds hullo sky he is a girlie and love the scents and sounds of nature tho the less i smell and hear them the better.
 * "How to be topp" (1954). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 125)

 * Sometimes they think they will trick you into liking lat. by having a latin pla. Latin plas are like this – THE HOGWARTS by MARCUS PLAUTUS MOLESWORTHUS
 * "How to be topp" (1954). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 131)

 * Every skool hav a resident buly who is fat and roll about the place clouting everybode.
 * "How to be topp" (1954). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 148)

 * Foopball is a tuough game but it is a pity you canot win by hacking everybode. You hav to be nippy.
 * "How to be topp" (1954). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 163)

 * He is my grate friend so i hav let him off litely. He is much worse than this aktually as his mummy call him 'darling' and kiss his ickle-pritty face. The old gurl must be blind. Or bats. Or both.
 * "Whizz for Atomms" (1957). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 210)
 * On his friend "Peason" (presumably Pearson).

 * His piece "Fairy Bells" on the skool piano will never be forgoten by those who hav heard it.
 * "Whizz for Atomms" (1957). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 210)
 * On "Molesworth 2, My Bro."

 * A grave thort strike me: ALL BOOKS WHICH BOYS HAV TO READ ARE WRONG
 * "Whizz for Atomms" (1957). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 243)

 * Coo ur gosh i expect this is a bit of a shock especially for the gurls. As you kno it hav long been an open secret in 3b that i never intend to get maried. This hav been becos if you get maried it hav to be to a GURL chiz and hitherto my conviction hav been that GURLS are uterly wet and weedstruck.
 * "Back in the jug agane" (1958). (The Compleet Molesworth, p. 388)

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Ya'll can find my userpage at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:DoomsDay349. Hope you pay a visit! :)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Beau ward and BDawg

 * The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review).  No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was: delete both. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:46, 21 September 2006 (UTC)

Beau ward and BDawg
Not notable. ~ UDScott 13:26, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete both (5 deletes; no dissent). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:46, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 13:26, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete both. —LrdChaos 14:31, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete both. - InvisibleSun 18:50, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete both. 121a0012 02:23, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete both. Apparently a standard attempt to manufacture fame simply by calling someone "famous". ~ Jeff Q (talk) 06:14, 8 September 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Junichi Semitsu

 * The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review).  No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was: delete. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:48, 21 September 2006 (UTC)

Junichi Semitsu
Not notable. I don't think that claims of being "the first embedded blogger with any band" mean very much, and don't make someone notable. There's no Wikipedia page for this person, and not that many Google hits. —LrdChaos 20:08, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Vote closed. Result: delete (5 deletes; no dissent). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:48, 21 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 20:08, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 20:15, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 20:24, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 02:23, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Yeah, but check this out: . There's actually an article about this! However, unless he achieves a greater measure of fame, his blog doesn't seem like a wiki-reliable source, so I must concur with deletion. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 06:22, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Comment: If a person's sole claim to fame is as a blogger, what source would you consider "reliable"?  For the purposes of a compilation of quotations, I would always prefer primary sources over anything second-hand.  (I'm not going to defend this page on that ground—it has other flaws—but I've seen you say similar things on other occasions and I'd like to understand where you are coming from.)  121a0012 02:47, 9 September 2006 (UTC)
 * I misspoke (miswrote?) above. I was thinking more about a source for Semitsu's notability, not his quotes. I personally prefer primary sources for quotes as well, although there are complications to this (transcribing spoken dialog, possible blog alteration by its operator, etc.) that Wikipedia avoids by relying on disinterested secondary sources with professional reputations to protect. (Blogs don't have nearly enough history to have established a firm ethical infrastructure for accuracy and accountability, as has the mainstream press, despite recent sensational misadventures.) For now, I'm thinking that a notable subject's blog is a legitimate source for his/her quotes. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 01:41, 13 September 2006 (UTC)

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Ken Kreiker
Name search reveals nothing notable. - InvisibleSun 20:42, 7 September 2006 (UTC)

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 * Delete. ~ UDScott 22:02, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 02:23, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. "SEO = Support Each Other" is a quote? IDTS = I don't think so. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 06:24, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. —LrdChaos 20:42, 10 September 2006 (UTC)

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The result was: delete. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:52, 21 September 2006 (UTC)

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Osip Mandelstam

Osip Emilyevich Mandelstam (also spelled Mandelshtam; Russian: О́сип Эми́льевич Мандельшта́м; January 15, 1891 – December 27, 1938) was a Russian poet and essayist, one of the foremost members of the Acmeist school of poets.

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 * We live, but we do not feel the land beneath us, Ten steps away and our words cannot be heard.
 * "Stalin Epigram" (November 1933) (Russian: Мы живем, под собою не чуя страны...; English: "We live, not sensing our own country beneath us",) trans. A. S. Kline.

 * Only in Russia poetry is respected – it gets people killed. Is there anywhere else where poetry is so common a motive for murder?
 * Quoted in Nadezhda Mandelstam, Hope Against Hope: A Memoir (1970), ch. 35

 * The October Revolution could not but influence my work since it took away my "biography," my sense of individual significance. I am grateful to it, however, for once and for all putting an end to my spiritual security and to a cultural life supported by unearned cultural income... I feel indebted to the Revolution, but I offer it gifts for which it still has no need. The question about what a writer should be is completely incomprehensible to me: to answer it would be tantamount to inventing a writer, that is, to writing his works for him.
 * A POET ABOUT HIMSELF translated into English in The complete critical prose (1997)

 * Every book should be an incentive to studying the language. Every book should provide at least some contact with the original, for example, a parallel text and a glossary. At present we are struggling to take the translation business away from the caste leader, for whom the mass reader is a fiction, an "easy mark" ignorant of foreign languages.
 * ON TRANSLATIONS translated into English in The complete critical prose (1997)

 * Why can't we shake things up, why can't these good translators be utilized in collective undertakings?
 * ON TRANSLATIONS translated into English in The complete critical prose (1997)

 * As the circulation of translated literature increases, we can observe the growth of interest in language study among the Komsomol masses, among the working youth, and in the colleges. Just how young people undertake the study of foreign languages is of interest: they approach language learning with the triumphant spirit of a conqueror invading previously forbidden territory. Knowledge of languages is a mighty weapon in the hands of the ruling class. With the aid of this weapon the composition of the entire cultural present is counterfeited and world literature is falsified until it reaches the condition demanded by people of position.
 * ON TRANSLATIONS translated into English in The complete critical prose (1997)

THE WORD AND CULTURE
translated into English in The complete critical prose (1997)

 * Speed, the pace of the present, cannot be measured by subways or skyscrapers, but only by the cheerful grass thrusting itself forth from under city stones.

 * Apples, bread, potatoes-from now on they will quench not only physical but spiritual hunger.

 * Cultural values ornament the State, endowing it with color, form, and, if you will, even gender. Inscriptions on State buildings, tombs, and gateways insure the State against the ravages of time.

 * The separation of Culture and the State is the most significant event of our revolution.

 * the poet has no fear of recurrence and is easily intoxicated on Classical wine.

 * Today a kind of speaking in tongues is taking place. In sacred frenzy poets speak the language of all times, all cultures. Nothing is impossible.

 * the word wanders freely around the thing, like the soul around an abandoned, but not forgotten body.

 * Poetry is the plough that turns up time in such a way that the abyssal strata of time, its black earth, appear on the surface. There are epochs, however, when mankind, not satisfied with the present, yearning like the ploughman for the abyssal strata of time, thirsts for the virgin soil of time. Revolution in art inevitably leads to Classicism, not because David reaped the harvest of Robespierre, but because that is what the earth desires.

 * One often hears: that is good but it belongs to yesterday. But I say: yesterday has not yet been born. It has not yet really existed. I want Ovid, Pushkin, and Catullus to live once more, and I am not satisfied with the historical Ovid, Pushkin, and Catullus.

 * It is indeed astonishing that all are obsessed with poets and cannot tear themselves away from them. You would think that once they were read, that was that. Transcended, as they say now. Nothing could be farther from the truth.

 * The life of the word has entered a heroic era. The word is flesh and bread. It shares the fate of bread and flesh: suffering. People are hungry. The State is even hungrier. But there is something still hungrier: Time. Time wants to devour the State...There is nothing hungrier than the contemporary State, and a hungry State is more terrifying than a hungry man. To show compassion for the State which denies the word shall be the contemporary poet's social obligation and heroic feat.

 * Classical poetry is the poetry of revolution

THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
translated into English in The complete critical prose (1997)

 * One question conditions the dynamics and balance of color in the composition of a painting: whence the source of light?

 * The eighteenth century was an age of secularization, that is, it recognized human thought and activity as worldly ventures. Hatred for the priesthood, the hieratic cult, and the liturgy was deep in its blood. Although not an age devoted predominantly to social struggle, it was a period when society was painfully aware of caste. The determinism inherited from the Middle Ages hung menacingly over philosophy and enlightenment, and over its political experiments right down to the tiers état. The caste of priests, the caste of warriors, the caste of landowners-those were the concepts through which "enlightened minds" operated. These castes should not be confused with classes: the above-mentioned elements were all considered necessary to the sacred architectonics of any society. The immense, accumulated energy of social conflict sought an outlet. All the aggressive demands of the age, all the strength of its principled indignation, fell upon the caste of priests.

 * The French Revolution ended when the spirit of Classical vengeance abandoned it. The Revolution had reduced the priesthood to ashes, destroyed social determinism, and brought the secularization of Europe to its ultimate conclusion. It was then washed up on the shore of the nineteenth century as an already unfathomable thing, not as a Gorgon's head, but as a fascicle of seaweed. Out of the union of mind and the furies a mongrel was born, equally alien to the high rationalism of the Encyclopedia and to the Classical raging of the revolutionary storm-Romanticism. Nevertheless, as it developed, the nineteenth century moved much further away from its predecessor than Romanticism. The nineteenth century was the conduit of Buddhist influence in European culture.

 * The essence of nineteenth century cognitive activity is projection.

 * a taste for historical reincarnation and total understanding is not constant; it is a transient taste. And our century has begun under the sign of great intolerance, exclusiveness, and conscious noncomprehension of other worlds.

Quotes about Mandelstam

 * When the mass terror erupted in 1936, however, Birobidzhan would be the stage of frightful liquidations, a real pogrom against Jewish communists, the pioneers of this 'centre of Jewish culture. From one day to the next, Professor Liberberg, president of the republic's executive committee, disappeared; a few months later, a newspaper revealed that he had been 'unmasked' as a 'cowardly counterrevolutionary and Trotskyist, a bourgeois nationalist'; in 1937 and 1938, his successors experienced the same fate. In all the regions where a Jewish population was concentrated, thousands of activists of the Jewish sections, party militants, journalists of the Yiddish press and other writers were arrested; among many others, such major figures as Isaac Babel and Osip Mandelstam vanished in the maelstrom.
 * Alain Brossat and Sylvia Klingberg, Revolutionary Yiddishland: A History of Jewish Radicalism (2016)

 * The story of Mandelstam's final years, thanks to his widow... is now widely known. He was arrested in 1934 for having composed a poem in which he made grim fun of Stalin, the 'Kremlin Mountaineer', and his relish for torture and execution... Someone informed on him and he was immediately clapped into prison, where he underwent intensive interrogation and psychological and physical torment. Friends intervened in so far as they dared or were able—his protector Bukharin was to be among Stalin's purge later in the decade—and by some miracle the intervention worked. The poet was not shot, as... expected... but exiled, first to a small town in the Urals (where, half insane from the prison experience, he attempted to kill himself...)... His wife was at his side from the moment he was put on the train into exile... The term of exile expired in May, 1937, and the Mandelstams returned to Moscow only to find that they had lost the right to 'living-space... Homeless and unable to find work, the following twelve month[s] is a nightmare of wandering and terror: the wave of second arrests... was under way. Mandelstam's condition worsened. He had two heart attacks. Finally in May 1938, they received Mandelstam's sentence 'for counter-revolutionary activities'... five years of hard labor (he had been seized at a rural sanatorium where he was recuperating). Held for a while in prison, he was put... on one of the prisoner trains [to] remote eastern regions. He seems to have been quite insane at times, though there were lucid intervals. ...[H]e wrote a last letter in October, 1938... saying that he was being held at a transit camp pending shipment to a permanent one. Alexander Mandelstam received notice that his brother had died—of 'heart failure'—on 27 December 1938.
 * Clarence Brown, Introduction, Osip Mandelstam, Selected Poems (1973) pp. xii-xiv, Tr. Clarence Brown & W. S. Merwin.

 * when I wrote a book called The Dew Breaker, a book about a choukèt lawoze, or a Duvalier-era torturer, a book that is partly set in the period following the Numa and Drouin executions, I used an epigraph from a poem by Osip Mandelstam, who famously said, "Only in Russia is poetry respected-it gets people killed." The quotation I used is: "Maybe this is the beginning of madness.../Forgive me for what I am saying./Read it... quietly, quietly."
 * Edwidge Danticat chapter 1, "Create Dangerously: The Immigrant Artist at Work"

 * I think the first discovery I made for myself which I didn't necessarily share with my family or my friends, but came upon myself, was Russian literature. I've always felt very much enthralled to writers like Dostoevsky, especially, and Chekhov. In later years, modern Russian poets like Pasternak and Mandelstam and Akhmatova have meant a great deal to me. Poetry more than prose.
 * Anita Desai In Interviews with Writers of the Post-Colonial World edited by Feroza Jussawalla and Reed Way Dasenbrock (1992)

 * he was totally unconcerned about winning a place for himself in the world of letters. He was much too busy. What with books, people, conversation, the events of the day, and even the lowly business of running to the shop for bread or kerosene, his time was fully occupied...For all my light-headedness, even I was astonished at his improvidence. And the times were not propitious.
 * Nadezhda Mandelstam Hope Abandoned (1974) chapter 1, Translated from the Russian by Max Hayward

 * I never ceased to believe in M.'s and Akhmatova's poetry. In our depersonalized world where everything human was silenced, only the poet preserved his "self" and a voice which can still be heard even now.
 * Nadezhda Mandelstam Hope Abandoned (1974) chapter 1, Translated from the Russian by Max Hayward

 * I found it funny that he never wrote at a table like everybody else, but always put his paper on a chair and squatted in front of it on his haunches.
 * Nadezhda Mandelstam Hope Abandoned (1974) chapter 1, Translated from the Russian by Max Hayward

 * there is a hauntedness to Mandelstam’s imagery that I wanted to capture.
 * Cathy Park Hong Interview (2011)

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Accepted (film)

Accepted is a 2006 comedy film about a group of high school seniors who, after being rejected from all colleges to which they had applied, create their own college, the South Harmon Institute of Technology.
 * Directed by Steve Pink. Written by Adam Cooper, Bill Collage, and Mark Perez.

Reject rejection (taglines)

Ben Lewis

 * I'm going off the grid. No more Franchises, no more botox, no more "Hey, oh, lets clone another goat," and certainly no more sexual harassment lawsuits, what's wrong with saying "Hey, nice tits." When did that go out the window?
 * You know a lot of people say that college is a time when young men and women expand the way that they look at their world when they open their mind to new ideas and experiences and when they begin that long journey form the innocence of Youth, to the responsibilities of Adulthood... now isn't that a load of horse shit! AHAHAHAHA!

Dialogue

 * [asking his friends to think up of classes they can offer]
 * Bartleby: Alright, Schrader. What about you?
 * Schrader: Well, B, I'm glad you asked that, actually, cuz since we're going to prison, I want to learn how to carve a shank out of my toothbrush.
 * Bartleby: Okay ha ha. I'll tell you something though, all our lives we've been told what to learn, well today the tide is going to turn my friend because today we're gonna ask the customers.

 * Schrader: Hey, you wanted to fool your dad and the guy's not an idiot. And also, it was your idea to put "acceptance is just one click away".
 * Bartleby: Yeah, you put it as "one click away", you don't make it clickable!

 * Bartleby: Uh, Dean Lewis why don't you tell them a little bit about the philosophy here at south Harmon?
 * Ben: Look, we throw a lot of fancy words in front of these kids in order to attract them to going to school in the belief that they're gonna have a better life, and we know that all were doing is breeding a whole new generation of buyers and sellers, BUYERS AND SELLERS! Pimps and whores, PIMPS AND WHORES! and indoctrinating them into a life long hell of debt and indecision!
 * Jack Gaines: I... I, I just don't understand...
 * Ben: DO I HAVE TO SPOON FEED IT TO YA? look, there's only one reason that kids want to go to school...
 * Bartleby: [quietly] Holy shit...
 * Jack Gaines: [after long pause] ... Which is?
 * Ben: ...To get a good job... To get a good job, with a great starting salary.
 * Jack Gaines: [long pause] I couldn't agree more.
 * Diane Gaines: It is so refreshing to have somebody approach education so rationally!
 * Ben: Fuckin' A!

 * Bartleby: [seeing Schrader in his hot dog costume] Oh, no!
 * Schrader: Ask me about my wiener! Ask me about my wiener-r-r-r-r-r!
 * Bartleby: [approaching with Monica] Schrader?
 * Monica: Hey.
 * Schrader: Oh hey, B. And Monica.
 * Bartleby: Why are you wearing that?
 * Schrader: Every brother of my fraternity has worn this suit. President James Garfield wore this suit like a gentleman!
 * Bartleby: Oh yeah, and look what happened to him? He got assassinated by Charles Guiteau.
 * [Monica and Schrader are silent]
 * Bartleby: Don't ask me how I know that. [Monica laughs]
 * Schrader: Listen, could you guys ask me about my wiener real quick?
 * Bartleby: Schrader [pause], no.
 * Schrader: Guys, this is important! My fraternity brothers could be watching me right now! Just ask me about my wiener, please!
 * Bartleby: Why are you doing this?
 * Schrader: What do you mean?
 * Bartleby: This, you're humiliating yourself, buddy.
 * Schrader: [angry] You know what, B? Don't mess with me, alright? These are the happiest times of my life right now! I've never been happier, I'm happy! [storms off, starts chasing another student] Hey, ask me about my wiener!

 * Bartleby: You said you didn't wanna be a part of this thing.
 * Schrader: I didn't want to have anything to do with it. I wanted to be the fourth generation of Schrader to go to Harmon. But then I realized, I would much rather be the first generation of Schrader to go to the South Harmon Institute of Technology. I said it, okay? I said it.
 * Bartleby: So you're saying... you're saying you want to be a S.H.I.T. head?
 * Schrader: I'm saying I wanna be a S.H.I.T. head. I wanna be a S.H.I.T. head.

 * Diane Gaines: Are you huffing?
 * Bartleby: Oh god.
 * Diane Gaines: Are you high?
 * Jack Gaines: You're huffing grass?
 * Bartleby: No I'm not huffing mom I'm not stoned I'm completely fine, in fact I'm more clear and level headed than I've ever been.
 * Jack Gaines: Okay cut the crap Bartleby. Society has rules and the first rule is: You go to college. You wanna have a happy and successful life, you go to college. If you wanna be somebody, you go to college. If you wanna fit in, you go to college.
 * Bartleby: Well you know what? Maybe I didn't get into college!

 * Glen: I got fired from Quick & Stop.
 * Bartleby: How come?
 * Glen: For making a shrimp slushee.
 * Bartleby: Aw Glen, that is disgusting! What on Earth inspired you to make that?
 * Glen: I was hungry and thirsty!

 * Hoyt Ambrose: Hey, I know you. You are..the guy!
 * Bartleby: Yeah, I'm..The Guy! What can I do for you? Let me guess...you want me...to sign a petition banning minorities from your yacht club?
 * Hoyt Ambrose: I need to see the leaseholder. Harmon College would like to buy the property. Where can I find him?
 * Bartleby: I can tell you that the leaseholder is not interested in selling. Now if you will excuse me, I am going to enjoy my wad.
 * Bartleby secures door
 * Hoyt Ambrose: Open up!
 * Bartleby: Now go back to whatever game show you host.
 * Hoyt Ambrose: This is not funny!
 * Bartleby walks away, Hoyt bangs on door but quickly gives up. Hoyt departs and the Freaky Guy tries to come inside but finds the door is locked
 * Freaky Guy: Is this a test?

 * Lizzie Gaines: Bartleby, I know that this is not real. I will tell Mom and Dad.
 * Bartleby: Fine, I dare you!
 * Lizzie uses her cell phone
 * Lizzie: Hello Mom, I was just visiting Bartleby. Could you please pick me up at...
 * Bartleby disrupts call
 * Bartleby: OK, OK, you win. Name something, not money related.
 * Lizzie: Your razor scooter.
 * Bartleby: Done.
 * Lizzie: And a fake ID.
 * Bartleby: No way! I will not be an accessory to you buying booze!
 * Lizzie: It is so I can vote, doofus!
 * Bartleby: Oh, well then OK.
 * Lizzie departs
 * Glen: You need a razor scooter to vote?

 * [During the accreditation hearing]
 * Dr. Alexander: So, is that it Mr. Gaines? You have one teacher for upwards of 300 students?
 * Bartleby: [silent]
 * Dr. Alexander: Mr. Gaines! Answer the question!
 * Bartleby: Nah, I'm not gonna answer your question, 'cause you guys have already made up your minds. I'm an expert in rejection, and I can see it on your faces. And it's too bad that you judge us by the way we look, and not by who we are. Just because you want us to be more like them, when the truth is, we're not like them, and I am damn proud of that fact! Harmon College, and their 100 years of tradition, but tradition of what? Of hazing kids, and humiliating anyone who's a little bit different? Or putting so much pressure on kids that they become these stress freaks and caffeine addicts?
 * Dean Van Horne: Your phony school demeans real colleges everywhere!
 * Bartleby: Why? Why can't we both exist? Huh? You can have your grades, and your rules, and your structure and your ivory towers, and then we'll do things our way. Why do we have to conform to what you want?
 * Dean Van Horne: Your curriculum is a joke, and you sir, are a criminal.
 * Bartleby: You know what? You're a criminal, because you rob these kids of their creativity and their passion, that's the real crime! What about you parents? Did the system really work out for you? Did it teach you to follow your heart, or play it safe, roll over? What about you guys? Did you always want to be school administrators? Dr. Alexander, was that your dream? Or maybe no, maybe you wanted to be a poet. Maybe you wanted to be a magician, or an artist. Maybe you just wanted to travel the world. Look, I lied to you, I lied to all of you and I'm sorry, Dad, especially you. But out of that desperation, something happened that was so amazing. It was full of possibilities, and isn't that what you ultimately want for us as parents? I mean... it's that. It's possibilities. Well, we came here today to get your approval and something just occurred to me. I don't give a shit. Who cares about your approval?! We don't need your approval to tell us that what we did was real. Because there are so few truths in this world, that when you see one, you know it, and I know that it's a truth that real learning took place at South Harmon. Whether you like it or not, it did. Because you don't need teachers or classrooms or fancy highbrow traditions or money to really learn, you just need people with a desire to better themselves, and we got that by the shitload at South Harmon! So you can go ahead. Sign your forms. Reject us, and shoot us down, do whatever you gotta do. It doesn't really matter at this point, because we'll never stop learning and well never stop growing and we'll never forget the ideals that were instilled in us at our place! Because we're S.H.I.T. Heads now, and we'll be S.H.I.T. Heads forever, and nothing you can say or do or stamp can take that away from us, so go!

Taglines

 * Reject rejection
 * When every college turned them down...they made one up.
 * Battle Royale

Cast

 * Justin Long - Bartleby Gaines
 * Jonah Hill - Sherman Schrader
 * Adam Herschman - Glen
 * Columbus Short - Hands
 * Maria Thayer - Rory
 * Lewis Black - Uncle Ben
 * Blake Lively - Monica
 * Mark Derwin - Jack Gaines
 * Ann Cusack - Diane Gaines
 * Hannah Marks - Lizzie Gaines
 * Robin Taylor - Abernathy (A.D.D.)
 * Diora Baird - Kiki
 * Joe Hursley - Maurice / The Ringers
 * Jeremy Howard - Freaky Student
 * Anthony Heald - Dean Van Horne

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Talk:James Hetfield

I knew it was Hetfield singing that song in SP: BL&U. No one has a voice quite like Het.

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 * It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye. And, And then it's just, uh, fun you can't see.
 * Basketball session with fans, 1996
 * Variant: It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye. Then it's fun and games;you can't see anymore.
 * The first time I played sober was because I just forgot to drink. 'Damn' I thought...'I'm playing better'
 * “I remember this guy lit my couch on fire a couple of times.” --About Cliff Burton
 * “We heard this wild solo going on and thought, ‘I don’t see any guitar player up there.’ It turned out it was the bass player, Cliff, with a wah wah pedal and this mop of hair.  He didn’t care whether people were there.  He was looking down at his bass playing.”
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 * “I saw the bus lying right on him. I saw his legs sticking out.  I freaked.  The bus driver, I recall, was trying to yank the blanket out from under him to use for other people.  I just went, ‘Don’t fucking do that!’ I already wanted to kill the guy.  I don’t know if he was drunk or if he hit some ice.  All I knew was, he was driving and Cliff wasn’t alive anymore.” -- about Cliff's death
 * “He was a wild, hippie-ish, acid-taking, bell-bottom-wearing guy. He meant business, and you couldn’t fuck around with him.  I wanted to get that respect that he had.  We gave him shit about his bell-bottoms every day.  He didn’t care.  “This is what I wear. Fuck you.”  He loved music.  He was really intellectual but very to the point.  He taught me a lot about attitude.” -- about Cliff Burton
 * “People probably thought, ‘Oh, they're not going to do the heavy lyrics now because of what happened.’ Man, those lyrics mean a lot more to me now.”
 * “Cliff’s taken classes in school on music theory, things like mixing harmonies together. I think he took a junior college course.”-- 1986
 * "One time we were playing at O2 Arena and I was bitten by a fucking zombie" - James Hetfield on England
 * "One time we saw some hookers, but when we got closer, we realised it was Mötley Crüe."
 * "Tonight we've changed the song's name to 'Of Wolfgang and Man...' I don't get it!" James Hetfield on the S&M version of 'Of Wolf and Man'
 * Told ya to not fuck around! (after shooting at a tin can with a shotgun)

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Kris Roe

Kristopher Roe is the lead singer of the American rock band The Ataris.

Song lyrics

 * Maybe i'll bring you sunlight after all i'm sorry
 * Act 5: Scene IV- So It Ends Like It Began

 * There's a lot on my mind so I guess that I'll take it one thing at a time, still sometimes I can't help but wonder why...
 * Make It Last

Anywhere but Here (1997)

 * you're not the only one that's tried to make a coal into a diamond.
 * Clara

Blue Skies, Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits (1999)

 * Just cause things aren't what they seem, it doesn't mean you shouldn't dream, just don't get your hopes too high, cause once things don't turn out right, your world comes crashing dow.
 * In Spite of the World

Anywhere but Here (1997)

 * I don't want to love you, but it's something that I love to do.
 * Bite My Tongue

So Long, Astoria (2003)

 * life is only as good as the memories we make So long astoria i found a map to buried treasure and even if we come home empty handed well still have our stories of battle scars, pirate ships and wounded hearts, broken bones, and all the best of friendships and when this hourglass has filtered out its final grain of sand i raise my glass to the memories we had this is my wish this is my wish im takin back im takin them all back

Welcome the Night (2007)

 * In heaven so wonderful Why are we oh so afraid of dying young We are dying young
 * Welcome the Night

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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.

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title: User talk:Yomish~enwikiquote


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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Open Porch

 * The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review).  No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was: RESULT. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 23:21, 22 September 2006 (UTC)

Open Porch
Vanity pages ("If you are one of these students, enjoy the memories these quotes bring back.") for a non-notable "group of hyper-intelligent students."
 * Vote closed. Result: delete (5 deletes; no dissent; no response from creator). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 23:21, 22 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 18:14, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 18:52, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Comment. It seems that User:Mercutio has removed the parts I quoted above from the intro; see the page as created for what I was quoting. —LrdChaos 19:21, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 02:40, 9 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. User:Mercutio has already transferred the quotes to his userpage. A smart, if not hyper-intelligent, move. - InvisibleSun 03:36, 9 September 2006 (UTC)

 * Speedy delete, variation on case #7: article identified by creator as vanity and material moved to user page. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 03:41, 9 September 2006 (UTC)

 * The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review). No further edits should be made to this page.


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User talk:65.35.38.173

Welcome to Wikiquote. I notice you recently created an article asking where "Satisfaction is the death of desire" came from. There is a page on Wikiquote called the reference desk where queries about quotations are posted for the expert quote-hunters to try to answer, and this is the best way of finding out - rather than creating the article.

As you're probably aware it's the name of an album by Hatebreed. It is possible that the quote was original. David | Talk 00:41, 23 September 2006 (UTC)

title: User talk:65.35.38.173