The Day After
- Kerry seems to have lost surprisingly fully, across the country.
- Today is lovely, partly cloudy and windy, coolish.
- I stayed up until past 2 a.m. hoping for some break in the dismal news, but there was to be none. I finally went off to bed around 2:30. I have now just learned that Kerry called to concede at about 11 a.m. EST.
- Karl called this morning. He indicated it would be desirable to find a program for Dr. Witte's son to participate in in the early week's of September 2005 when they will visit the US. Also, Karl told us yesterday that the position they are talking about for him in Duesseldorf would be an eight year appointment. But the exciting thing he called about this morning was that he has received a personal note from the chair at Duke who is the same person who translated Witte's book on Benjamin and who wanted Karl to know that he would certainly be interviewed for their position.
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- Today is lovely, partly cloudy and windy, coolish.
- I stayed up until past 2 a.m. hoping for some break in the dismal news, but there was to be none. I finally went off to bed around 2:30. I have now just learned that Kerry called to concede at about 11 a.m. EST.
- Karl called this morning. He indicated it would be desirable to find a program for Dr. Witte's son to participate in in the early week's of September 2005 when they will visit the US. Also, Karl told us yesterday that the position they are talking about for him in Duesseldorf would be an eight year appointment. But the exciting thing he called about this morning was that he has received a personal note from the chair at Duke who is the same person who translated Witte's book on Benjamin and who wanted Karl to know that he would certainly be interviewed for their position.
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