[Rhodes22-list] Glad to be out of the shadows

[Michael D. Weisner]

Peter,

Welcome to "da list."

You needn't be gifted in the supernatural to find out about a person with a 
fairly uncommon name.  I'll bet that you never "Googled" your name.  The 
first "hit" is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Klappert which seems to 
know quite a bit about someone with your name.

The Internet is a wonderful place, when not abused.  Exercise care when 
providing personal details in list replies.  You may wish to provide contact 
details directly to an interested party "off-line" since the Rhodes22 list 
is indexed by Google to provide archival search features.

Once again, welcome.

Mike
s/v Shanghai'd Summer ('81)
Nissequogue River, NY


From: "peter klappert" Thursday, August 05, 2010 2:15 PM
>
> and no longer "lurking" (though I didn't know I was).
>
> Thanks to all who issued me a welcome.
>
> Art: Any excuse to come to St Pete is a good one. I look forward to 
> meeting you in the Fall.
>
> Lee: Are you a PI? or just gifted with ESP? My first teaching job ever was 
> at Rollins and I taught one summer at New College, one course for a full 
> quarter's credit. I also gave the commencement yak that year. A main 
> reason for buying in Apollo Beach is that I have good friends from NC 
> there. And you're right again: I started at GMU in 1978, when it was 
> George Mason Who? I stayed there 30 years, but which time it was General 
> Motors U. One of my grad students in the 80s was an Allan Kuhn. Any 
> relation? Thanks very much for your invitation: I look forward to meeting 
> you & seeing and sailing on your new & improved Rhodes.
>
> I've been deleting my signature, but I'll leave it this time for the 
> contact info.
>
> 2003 Klingle Rd NW
> Washington, DC 20010
> 202 483 3822 C: 202 821 2679
>
> 911 Silver Palm Way
> Apollo Beach, FL 33572
> 813 645 5601 C: 202 821 2679
>
>
>
> A Man Who Writes
>
> A man had written head on his forehead, and hand on each hand, and
> foot on each foot.
> His father said, stop stop stop, because the redundancy is like having
> two sons, which is two sons too many, as in the first instance which is 
> one
> son too many.
>
> The man said, may I write father on father?
> Yes, said father, because one father is tired of bearing it all alone.
>
> Mother said, I'm leaving if all these people come to dinner.
> But the man wrote dinner all over the dinner.
>
> When dinner was over father said to his son, will you write belch on my
> belch?
> The man said, I will write God bless everyone on God.
>
>                                           -- Russell Edson
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