The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt

This work has none of Morris’ hubris and extravagance so blatantly on display in the efforts with Reagan and the second volume of TR. He lets his writing and research hold the weight and doesn’t resort to the silly tactics of “you are there, riding in the wagon with TR.” This book was the impetus for my creating the Theodore Roosevelt Timeline.

The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt (Modern Library Paperbacks)

Nietzsche

My memory says this did happen. But my conscience says ’twere better if it had not happened. Gradually memory yields to the dictates of conscience.

Aldous Huxley

Brave New World

“I’d rather be myself, ” he said. “Myself and nasty. Not somebody else, however jolly.”

A gramme is always better than a damn.

Everybody’s happy nowadays

Was and will make me ill
I take a gramme and only am

Cyril Connolly

When he at last achieved fame and success he was a dying man and knew it. He had fame and was too ill to leave his room. Money and nothing to spend it on, love in which he could not participate; he tasted the bitterness of dying.

On George Orwell

T.S. Elliot

The progression of the artist is a continual extinction of personality. One constantly struggles to efface one’s own personality. Good prose is like a window pane.

John Brown

The crimes of this guilty land will never be purged away but with blood.

Dante

In the middle of the journey of our life
I found myself in a dark wood
For I had lost the right path.

Charles Baudelaire

I have felt the wind of the wings of madness.

General Haig

I feel that every step in my plan has been taken with Divine help.

60,000 of his men would be destroyed the next day at the Battle of the Somme – 1916

Freud

The mass needs, and we give it, leaders who have the firmness and decision of command proceeding from habit and an entire faith in their unquestionable right to command as established by tradition, law and society.

Freud

Never underestimate the power of the need to obey.

The Black March

All men, whoever they are are more or less brutes when they have power or guns in their hands and a reasonable excuse for using them. They all have the same latent bad streak, the so called decent ones, the Good Samaritans. Only, in peace time this bad streak shows itself in hating the next door neighbor or somebody who is more successful. In war a soldier kills and enjoys killing.

Simon Wiesenthal

Technology without hatred can be a blessing, though not always. Technology with hatred is always a disaster. What will happen to this world when the haters of today, the terrorists, come into possession of the technology of our times?

The Greatest War: American’s in Combat: 1941-1945

I was a bit hesitant to pick up this book as it is over 1000 pages. And how could it hope to cover such a vast scope? All in all, I think the author did a great job. Work is focused on first person accounts and covers all theaters. At times, very raw and visceral descriptions of what the men saw and did. Not a buff and polish homage like Brokaw. In fact, author appears to take Brokaw to task at end of the book. Refreshing to say the least.

The Greatest War: American’s in Combat: 1941-1945

Column headers in Studio Express 2005

One big hassle in Sql Query Analyzer was the inability to copy the column names from the result set. You could get the column names through Enterprise Manager.

This appears to have been resolved in Studio Express where you just need to set the option to copy the column header names:

Column names

Albert Camus

There is no more dreadful punishment than futile and hopeless labor.

Einstein

Not everything that counts can be counted and not everything that can be counted, counts.

Goethe

Whatever you can do, or think you can, begin it. Boldness has power, and genius, and magic in it.

Carl Jung

Neurosis is always a substitute for legitimate suffering.

Theodore Roosevelt

Life is a great adventure and the worst of all fears is the fear of living.

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