All Quotes

"Yes. It is. (To the Debutant's sister.)"

"How much for number three? (To seedy motel clerk.)"

"It's open. [Patrick opens the door to reveal the Debutante and a second woman.] Come on in."

"My sister decided to join us."

"We share everything. Together."

"You are a hero."

"It's my turn."

"I watch this TV, and I see all the places I'm never going to go to, and see all the people I'm never going to meet."

"Terror in the Flesh"

"The sexiest alien in the universe is back..."

"There is life on Mars...and now it's here."

"Mating season begins..."

"Hope They Never MEET...Pray They Never MATE."

"Natasha Henstridge - Eve"

"Michael Madsen - Preston "Press" Lennox"

"Marg Helgenberger - Dr. Laura Baker"

"James Cromwell - U.S. Senator Judson Ross"

"Mykelti Williamson - Dennis Gamble"

"Richard Belzer - U.S. President"

"Where is she? Oh, my God, oh, my God! Oh, my God, they followed us. Whoever we contacted, they followed us."

"Apparently, it was the hand of someone who could connect with the dead, right, so everyone around him thought, let's just cut his hand off. White people shit man. I tell you."

"Sophie Wilde - Mia"

"Alexandra Jensen - Jade, Mia's friend"

"Joe Bird - Riley, Jade's younger brother"

"Otis Dhanji - Daniel, Jade's boyfriend"

"Miranda Otto - Sue, Jade's and Riley's mother"

"Zoe Terakes - Hayley, a party host"

"Chris Alosio - Joss, a party host"

"Marcus Johnson - Max, Mia's father"

"Alexandria Steffensen - Rhea, Mia's mother"

"Sunny Johnson - Duckett"

"Ari McCarthy - Cole, Duckett's brother"

"Jacek Koman - Burke Spirit"

"Records are meant to be broken."

"The huge, forward-projecting of the male is his chief sexual characteristic and white skin aournd the eye is a peculiarity of the female. Many African s have brightly colored patches of skin and wattles about the head and neck."

"... in the north are as wary as . They make a low pecking, the blows coming slowly, when excavating in rotting logs and trunks. It is these sounds that I follow in trying for a view of their activities. They someties work on large s and s, digging into the where have their galleries."

"I would often sit around the soldiers guarding our camp and curiously and constantly question them about life outside the camp. I wanted to see it for myself and often contemplated an escape out the camp one day unnoticed to see what was out there but my fear of the forests stopped me."

"Many people may find archaeology to be incomprehensible and a tedious thing of the past, I am convinced that anyone who makes the effort to understand it will realise that it’s a rewarding experience, because these prehistoric remnants carry messages that are universal in the fullest sense of the word."

"When I began studying birds at age fourteen, I was fortunate in having 's Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America and 's Birds of Massachusetts and other New England States, the three volumes of which were then just coming out. I remember carrying Chapman's handbook with me into the woods and sitting on a stump to identify a beautiful bird I had seen—yellow on the belly with a black bib, and bright red on throat and crown—a ! I had made a discovery by myself. If I have carried my boyhood enthusiasm for learning about birds into old age, it is in part because by interest has never been dulled by too many classes, lectures, workshops, meetings, or other experiences that can kill initiative. It is better to learn ten birds on one's own than several hundred following a leader. Learning on one's own is especially important if you want to make discoveries. ... Watching birds and other animals for enjoyment should be something that makes us think."

"During my first year at Harvard, in 1928, I became fascinated with the university's Museum of Comparative Zoology. How exciting for a mere freshman to meet and talk to such famous ornithologists as . ... In succeeding years Griscom, aided by , who was just bringing out his first bird guide, became the great figure who built up the type of —pretty much limited to finding rarities, listing species seen, and census taking—that has now become a national pastime. I remember arguments about this new approach to birding back then. The clincher for the Grissom-Peterson type of birding was that it was competitive. ... By the time I was a junior at Harvard I found my interest in this type of birding wearing thin."

"We walked lonely es and s, and we delighted in and s, but we made no great lists. Books that I like at the time were books written by observers, people doing the kind of that I wanted to do; books such as Henry Beston's and 's Beach Grass. They exemplified an idea type of natural history: you lived within walking distance of a beach, marsh, woods, or mountain and started observing."

"Professionally Lawrence Kilham is a who teaches at , but he is widely known for his papers on bird behavior, particularly those dealing with s. Never Enough of Nature is a personal account of the experiences with wild and captive animals that provided data for many of the scientific papers. The book was illustrated by the author's relatives, primarily his wife, Jane. The early chapters of the book deal with field experiences in South Carolina and Georgia, but others take the reader to Africa, Panama, and New England."

"The chapters of this book present a sampling from his lifetime of behavior watching, the s liberally salted with philosophy and quotes from past and present nature watchers. Kilham strongly believes that great satisfaction can be derived from sitting in one place and learning about in depth. He always prefers to be unobtrustive in his watching and never, for example, has . He suggests that it is best to learn about a bird first hand and then read about it. ... ... Kilham writes well and is obviously a very experienced and keen observer of nature. If you are a behavior watcher you will love this book. If you are not, you probably ought to read it anyway. It may stimulate some new interests and in the long run increase the pleasure you get from birds."

"God, who entrusts to us their religious education, has a right to be set before them as truly, as nobly, as worthily as our capacity allows, as beautifully as human language can convey the mysteries of faith, with the quietness and confidence of those who know and are not afraid, and filial pride in the Christian inheritance which is ours. The child has a right to learn the best that it can know of God, since the happiness of its life, not only in eternity but even in time, is bound up in that knowledge."

"We invited the political parties and the media because they are the ones who support us and explain to the population how things are going and how we work. We also invited civil society and technical and financial partners to see the work we are doing together. We wanted to show how the electoral register is processed so that when we go to display them next week, people will realize that it is indeed a processed file and that we have tried to clear as many people as possible. But that doesn't prevent the population from being made aware of going to detect foreigners, young minors who are not entitled to be registered by, and people who have been registered several times on several kits at the same time. But it must also be explained that it is not possible for a citizen to register on the same kit at the same time. So these people have been to several census centers to register. We must remove them so as not to unnecessarily inflate the electoral register and these people cannot vote more than once."

"The number of people registered will decrease from 3,100,000, but not too much. These people represent a small percentage of registered voters."

"We reassure, and that's precisely why we invited you today to see. We can't go to elections with an electoral register that isn't clean. It's the cleanliness and cleaning of this register that we invited representatives of political parties and the press for."

"The call for applications concerns people who are candidates in each political party. Those who want to be candidates must be able to submit their application, which will be processed at the CENI level. The call for applications period will open soon."

"Namibia is one of the key Southern African country with an extensive wealth of archaeological heritage and the densest concentration has been recorded in the central region of Erongo with more than 400 archaeological sites harbouring over 65000 known ancient rock paintings and engravings."

"Studies have revealed a systematic outright destructive actions inflicted on this fragile heritage landscape as a result of mining, on the large and small scale, activities involving outright destruction of archaeological sites and disruption of its landscape, meanwhile the country’s situation has been exacerbated further by other anthropogenic activities emanating from increased tourism and uncontrolled access to archaeological sites in Erongo, the Society concluded."