I have this record, this 1910 census of another Grabowski that's my maiden name and there's a Theodore, because there's always a Theodore.

There's a great quote that saved me this past year by Theodore Roosevelt.

I have a quote that I like by a morphologist, 1917, Theodore Cook, who said, Beauty connotes humanity.

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Another notable economist, Theodore Schultz, in 1974 won the Nobel prize for demonstrating that farmers are efficient, but poor.

Theodore Roosevelt, as some may know, won the Nobel Peace Prize because he was, together with the Tsar of Russia, an initiator of the first disarmament negotiations modern Europe knew.

In 1896, future President Theodore Roosevelt was a Republican attack dog. He denounced Democratic presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan as a mere puppet of the sinister governor of Illinois, John Peter Altgeld.

The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) used remote sensing and GIS technologies to provide information about the extent and spatial dynamics of leafy spurge, a troublesome weed, in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, ND, among many other applications.

As Theodore Roosevelt once said, negotiations may go better when you talk softly but carry a big stick. At the same time, however, Iran knows how costly it would be for the Americans (and perhaps the Israelis) to use force, which reduces the effect of the threat.

In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt, who hosted the peace conference in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, after the Russo Japanese War, argued for the return of Manchuria to Manchu ruled China and for a balance of power in East Asia. The war ended up making the US an active participant in China s affairs.

Speak softly and carry a big stick, Theodore Roosevelt counseled. President Barack Obama rightly wants to lead in global affairs through civilian more than military power he understands that military solutions to foreign policy problems are hugely expensive and often counter productive in terms of advancing US security and prosperity over the long term.

Can we ever forget September 11, 2001, the start of a bloody century in which the mystical force of hatred and destruction has recovered its strength? Are Osama Bin Laden s minions, the bloody Hamas Hezbollah battalions, or troubled loners like Timothy McVeigh, Theodore Kaczynski, and now Norway s Anders Behring Breivik, the heroes of our contemporary nightmare?

In 1904, US President Theodore Roosevelt argued that, there are occasional crimes committed on so vast a scale and of such peculiar horror that we should intervene by force of arms. A century earlier, in 1821, as Europeans and Americans debated whether to intervene in Greece s struggle for independence, President John Quincy Adams warned his fellow Americans about going abroad in search of monsters to destroy.

But neither Perry nor Kobach is likely ever to be a US president, whereas Theodore Roosevelt was more than a partisan. He was happy to make deals with Democrats to put himself at the head not just of the Republican Party but of the bipartisan Progressive coalition, trying either to yoke the two forces together or to tack back and forth between them to achieve legislative and policy goals.

Now as regards some personal remarks, when I was a student, I was asked by an American visiting professor at the university where I studied, in Utrecht, to write a paper on a near war that broke out in 1902 between Germany and the United States on the Samoa Islands, and as a main source of information, she referred to an edition of the letters of Theodore Roosevelt.