DS9 Document EFTA00944581

From: To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Re: opportunities Date: Fri, 05 Oct 2012 01:43:03 +0000 Did you read my email? It was as calm, collected & reasonable as you could ask for. Your response — hoops! You did not care to answer any of the questions I asked in preparation for my meeting. You suggest to sit down after it's over? You did not respond to the fact I can't even attend many meetings and book hotels, (or buy food) with no money and overdraft accounts. But you sent me a link to Kickstarter? I am aware of that and other crowd funding platforms but I didn't ask for social funding suggestions. Perhaps you missed the essence of my email. It had three parts — One, I asked about your opinions and strategies in business. Two, I reminded you nicely about a promised finandal support from you, whose life I saved; regardless of my future business ventures. Three, I described those in length, so you could better understand what I intend to do, and see that I have actually taken steps to advance my career and work on taking responsibility for my financial future. I am 7 years behind where I should be, so now is not the time to be tough on me. I couldn't care less about money, when my life consisted of just catering to you. Now I could actually use the help you promised me all along. And why wouldn't you? It is in your power to help. I'm showing you how. It couldn't be easier for you. It doesn't affect your life In any meaningful way. It can help me tremendously and I have earned much beyond what I ever ask you for. I will not entertain the arbitrary reasons and thinly veiled excuses for not supporting me in the interest of not 'harming me. You don't want to 'harm me' by helping launch my career? When you were going through legal problems, did I suggest maybe you shouldn't have done or continue to do certain things. No, I supported you. Did I make you jump through hoops every time you needed me to testify and answer the most intimate questions appropriately in front of lawyers? Did I say I don't want to "harm you" by sending you porn to jail, or finding/sending more girls for office visits...? Are you really saying this to me?? The hypocrisy of that comment is a bit much. Surely, you can't be serious. It's very simple„ if you actually wanted good things for me, you would be supportive. Especially now, when I presented follow up options I can take, there is no decent reason for you to refuse being kind to me From: Jeffre E stein <• [email protected]> To: Sent: Thursday, October 4, 2012 5:13 PM Subject: Fwd: Projects We Love: Make Stuff ways to raise money for ideas/ business is about ideas that make money, not merely good ideas , which there are many., the marketplace decides „ sometimes irrationally , but thats the way it is. I am glad to see you are engaged and excited about your future. I will help leverage your success. many different options. but i would only do you harm by continuing to respond to " can i just have more". ( albeit encased in fuller paragraphs ".) when you return from your meetings with your envisioned partners. I will sit with you and strategize. since they have so uch money to invest, they will not look to your financials. only your particpation ( if they are serious) Forwarded message --------- From: Kickstarter HQ ctl Date: Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 4:22 PM Subject: Projects We Love: Make Stuff To: [email protected] Having trouble viewing this email? View it online instead EFTA00944581 ;this Week on Kickstarter OCTOBER 04, 2012 This week's projects will help you make cool stuff: animate a miniature movie masterpiece, engineer a toy from scratch, or turn a memory into a piece of free art. The Free Art Machine The Free Art Machine by Chicago The Beautiful Public Art P ACategory libscation Chicago. IL IF1ipBooKit - Mechanical Flipbook Art and Kit FlipBooKit - Mechanical Fiipbook Art and Kit by shinymind PACategory Mixed Media libscation Los Angeles. CA Free for all The Free Art Machine transforms crowd- sourced imagery into handmade photo block prints, then finds creative ways to distribute them to the public for free. The Chicago-based project currently displays the work as "free art walls" in local coffee shops and galleries, but anybody is welcome to take part by submitting a piece of original artwork. 0 EXPLORE THIS PROJECT Antique animation FlipBooKit can be many things: a hand- cranked flipbook of custom images, a mechanical movie maker, or a personal penny arcade machine. Originally crafted in limited numbers for a gallery show, enthusiastic public response inspired its makers to fashion special kits that could be built at home. Each comes with 30 flipbook panels, a manual hand crank, and printing instructions for creating your very own animated masterpiece. EXPLORE THIS PROJECT EFTA00944582 ;',GoldieBlox: The Engineering Toy for Girls GoIdleBlox: The Engineering Toy for Girls by Debbie Sterling PACategory Design j ocation San Francisco. CA Breaking the mold GoldieBlox is the toy that engineer Debbie Sterling wishes she had as a kid. A combination construction set and book series, it allows young girls to both read and build along with its protagonist, an inspiring pint- sized inventor named Goldie. For example, when Goldie makes a belt drive for spinning all her friends, readers are instructed on how to craft their own miniature version out of ribbon spools and paper cut-outs. Sounds just right! CI EXPLORE THIS PROJECT Love these projects too? Share the newsletter with your friends! Share on rPrlare on Not interested in receiving the newsletter? You can unsubscribe here: Copyright 2012 Kickstarter Inc. Kickstarter Inc. — 155 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002. i p,Unsubscribe EFTA00944583