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-------- Original message --------
From: Abi Schwinck
Date:16/01/2015 05:16 (GMT+07:00)
To: Pink Jean Luc Brunel Jeff Fuller
Subject: FW: Victoria
From: Erik Bechtol [mailto:erik@pageparkes.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2015 5:12 PM
To: Abi Schwinck
Subject: Victoria
Hey Abi!
Hope you’re well. :) I’ve just had a conversation with Victoria, and she isn't comfortable
remaining with MC2 with all the drama going on right now in the press. She's asked me to
contact you on her behalf. Please let me know if you see any issue with this. Thanks so much!
Erik Bechtol
Agency Director
Page Parkes Houston
The Page Parkes Building
1535 West Loop South, Suite 110
EXHIBIT S$
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please note
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confidential, may be attorney-client privileged, may
constitute inside information, and is intended only for
the use of the addressee. It is the property of
JEE
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please note
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COVINGTON
The Honorable Richard Burr
The Honorable Mark R. Warner
May 22, 2017
Page 4
The court contrasted the concept of “reasonable particularity” with mere general
knowledge of an event or topic, finding that mere “prior knowledge [of a topic] . . . cannot suffice
to establish [the government’s] prior knowledge of the existence and location of the documents
relating or referring to those topics.” Id. at 326. Ultimately, the court held that “[bJecause the
government has failed to show with reasonable particularity that it knew of the existence and
location of most of the subpoenaed documents . . . Ponds’ act of production was sufficiently
testimonial to implicate his right against self-incrimination under the Fifth Amendment to the
Constitution.” Id. at 316.
B. Because the Committee’s subpoena fails to demonstrate with reasonable
particularity prior knowledge of the requested documents, General Flynn’s act
of production would be testimonial in nature.
The great breadth of the Committee’s subpoena to General Flynn suggests that his act of
producing the requested documents, if they even exist, would be testimonial in nature, given
that the Committee has not demonstrated knowledge of the “existence, possession, and
authenticity of the subpoenaed documents with reasonable particularity such that the
communication inherent in the act of production can be considered a foregone conclusion.” Id.
at 324. Schedule A of the subpoena requests production of:
1. A list of all meetings between you and any Russian official or
representative of Russian business interests which took place
between June 16, 2015, and 12pm on January 20, 2017. For each
meeting listed, please include the date, location, all individuals
present, and complete copies of any notes taken by you or on your
behalf.
2. All communications records, including electronic
communications records such as e-mail or text messages, written
correspondence, and phone records, of communications that took
place between June 16, 2015, and 12pm on January 20 2017, to
which you and any Russian official or representative of Russian
business interests was a party.
3. All communications records, including electronic
communications records such as e-mail or text message, written
correspondence, and phone records, of communications related in
any way to Russia, conducted between you and members and
advisors of the Trump campaign prior to 12pm on January 20,
2017.
In sum, the subpoena demands a list of “all meetings” with “any Russian official,” “all
communication records” with “any Russian official,” and “all communication records . . . related
in any way to Russia” conducted with unnamed “members and advisors of the Trump
campaign,” that occurred over an 18-month period. The broad sweep and lack of specificity of
these demands clearly reflect that the Committee does not have specific knowledge regarding
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Epstein summons in the next person cooling his heels in the ante-
room. It’s a young man named Brock Pierce, a former child actor, and
dotcom high flyer—a principle in a gaming company called DEN, a
notorious dotcom burnout, with its own sex scandal—who is now a leading
investor in Bitcoin. He describe himself as the “the most active investor in
the field.”
And, indeed, is the first clear explanation I actually get about Bitcoin.
It is so good that Epstein stops him and checks to see if his next appointment
is here. And seconds later, Larry Summers, the former treasury secretary and
President of Harvard, enters the dining room. Summers, off Diet Coke, digs
deep into the Sheikh’s chocolates, focuses in on the Bitcoin investor.
“Okay,” he says, after listening for a bit, “I have opportunities here.
But an additional feature of my decision problem roughly speaking is that
the worst that could happen to you is that you could lose all the money you
put into it. Whereas, I could go—I mean I don’t look that great now—but I
could go from being seen as a figure of some probity and some intelligence
to being a figure of much less intelligence and much less probity...”
“Well,” says Pierce in some dramatic understatement, “you are going
to have some low quality characters playing early in the space...”
That evening, there is a small cocktail party, which includes the
former Prime Minister of Australian, Kevin Rudd, and Thorbjern Jaglandthe
head of the Noble Peace Prize Committee, who offers an affable, but general
scathing, critique of U.S. diplomacy (and a brief defense of Obama’s Peace
Prize award) and to whom Epstein offers a ride back to Europe on his jet.
The next morning, it’s Ehud Barack, the former Israeli Prime Minister
and Israel, for breakfast. Barack is, over his omelet, able to defend both
Obama and Putin. Then Kathy Ruemmler, who has just left her job as White
House Counsel joins. She is already in the mix as a possible next attorney
general, but, in fact, will withdraw from consideration in part to work with
Epstein. [TK Ruemmler quotes... ]
Larry Summers wife, Elisa New, drops by. She teaches American
poetry at Harvard and is putting together a proposal for a series on poetry
that WGBH in Boston may produce and Epstein is advising on where she
might go for added support (he also makes mince meat of her budget).
There follows the former head of the UN Security Council, Hardeep
Purie, and then head of the central bank of Kazakhstan, Kairat Kelimbetov.
Then Nathan Myhrvold the former chief technology office at
Microsoft. Then Martin Nowak a Professor of Biology and Mathematics and
Director of the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at Harvard, the institute
that Epstein has funded with $30 million. Part of Nowak’s research has to do
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RLK: So Trump recognizes that and
he is getting political credit for that
— whether people like it or not.
There's unlikely to be anything
before the midterms, but if
President Trump is doing what he's
doing, he needs to recognize that
these issues that I articulated are
really the critical issues. And China
will be willing to make changes on
them. They've already made
changes on many of them, like on
intellectual property rights, as I
said
RLK: . But if Trump can recognize
what is really needed and what
China will do, then Trump can get a
huge win out of this, which is
actually at the same time beneficial
to China. That's a small needle hole
at this point though which to look.
But I think, ultimately, that's what
will happen.
HOST: Robert Lawrence Kuhn,
thank you very much for your
expertise. I appreciate it.
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TRADE WAR Br:
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Table of Contents
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The Compensation and Nominating Committee reviews the Company’s director compensation program annually. Independent directors may
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I' m_ seventy-five. Hell, | drink at least eight glasses of water a day
now—just like I’ m supposed to, for my health—but then | have to pee at
least eight times a day. Ironically, the TV commercials warn that if you have
to pee eight times in 24 hours, it’ s a symptom of an overactive bladder.
Indeed, irony has permeated this long-running scandal, beginning
to end. It was ironic that my sexual appetite helped put me in office—the
Gennifer Flowers allegation originally placed me in the media
spotlight—and it was my sexual appetite that almost tossed me out of that
same office. And it’ s ironic that, although Kathleen Willey enjoyed our
brief encounter, to prove it we would have had to resort to obtaining
testimony from her confidant, the wonderful Linda Tripp.
Now, there are things that I’ ve done as president of which I’ m
truly ashamed. Even before my inauguration, | made it a point to stop in
Arkansas to oversee the execution of a mentally retarded prisoner. At his
last meal, he said he’ d wait to have his dessert, a slice of pecan pie, until
after the execution—that’ s how much he understood what was going on.
I' m ashamed of under-protecting the rights of gays and over-protecting
children from the Internet. I' m ashamed of being aga/nst medical
marijuana and for requiring a urine test as a prerequisite to obtaining a
driver’ s license. I' m ashamed of bombing Iraq, Afghanistan and Sudan.
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the use of the addressee. It is the property of
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telling Ivanka:
Please Lock your
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creators—for instance, a good model of the Earth’s climate should be able to predict the
consequences of a rising global temperature even if this wasn’t something considered by
the scientists who designed it. However, when it comes to understanding the human
mind, these two goals—accuracy and generalizability—have long been at odds with each
other.
At the far extreme of generalizability are rational theories of cognition. These
theories describe human behavior as a rational response to a given situation. A rational
actor strives to maximize the expected reward produced by a sequence of actions—an
idea widely used in economics precisely because it produces such generalizable
predictions about human behavior. For the same reason, rationality is the standard
assumption in inverse-reinforcement-learning models that try to make inferences from
human behavior—perhaps with the concession that humans are not perfectly rational
agents and sometimes randomly choose to act in ways unaligned with or even opposed to
their best interests.
The problem with rationality as a basis for modeling human cognition 1s that it is
not accurate. In the domain of decision making, an extensive literature—spearheaded by
the work of cognitive psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky—has
documented the ways in which people deviate from the prescriptions of rational models.
Kahneman and Tversky proposed that in many situations people instead follow simple
heuristics that allow them to reach good solutions at low cognitive cost but sometimes
result in errors. To take one of their examples, if you ask somebody to evaluate the
probability of an event, they might rely on how easy it is to generate an example of such
an event from memory, consider whether they can come up with a causal story for that
event’s occurring, or assess how similar the event is to their expectations. Each heuristic
is a reasonable strategy for avoiding complex probabilistic computations, but also results
in errors. For instance, relying on the ease of generating an event from memory as a
guide to its probability leads us to overestimate the chances of extreme (hence extremely
memorable) events such as terrorist attacks.
Heuristics provide a more accurate model of human cognition but one that is not
easily generalizable. How do we know which heuristic people might use in a particular
situation? Are there other heuristics they use that we just haven’t discovered yet?
Knowing exactly how people will behave in a new situation is a challenge: Is this
situation one in which they would generate examples from memory, come up with causal
stories, or rely on similarity?
Ultimately, what we need is a way to describe how human minds work that has
the generalizability of rationality and the accuracy of heuristics. One way to achieve this
goal is to start with rationality and consider how to take it in a more realistic direction. A
problem with using rationality as a basis for describing the behavior of any real-world
agent is that, in many situations, calculating the rational action requires the agent to
possess a huge amount of computational resources. It might be worth expending those
resources 1f you’re making a highly consequential decision and have a lot of time to
evaluate your options, but most human decisions are made quickly and for relatively low
stakes. In any situation where the time you spend making a decision is costly—at the
very least because it’s time you could spend doing something else—the classic notion of
rationality is no longer a good prescription for how one should behave.
To develop a more realistic model of rational behavior, we need to take into
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priorities, such as political and economic reforms. Israel has long
branded the Arab world as tribal and undemocratic, in order to brand
itself the only democracy in the Middle East. Well, soon enough it
won’t be. Many of its neighbors will soon join the democratic world
as demands for democracy grow. Democracy will mean more
development, prosperity and people’s power. It means more popular
participation in decision making and awareness of the possibilities of
the nation and what it can and cannot do. It may not mean more
hostility toward Israel if the latter knows how to deal with it. But
there will be tension if Israel continues to follow extreme policies,
which it will under the current leadership of Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Palestinians must achieve their right to establish their own state
on their land. This right has been recognized by almost everyone
except a minority of extremists in Israel, led by Netanyahu. Free and
democratic Arab countries won’t shrink from supporting this
Palestinian right under any circumstances. Muslims will not give up
on East Jerusalem, either. Arab regimes have been weak in the past.
Democracy will strengthen them, but also add reason to Arab
governance. Most Arabs have accepted Israel’s right to exist, and
accepted U.N. resolutions 242 and 338, but Israeli intransigence is
not helping them formulate a unified position.
Democratic Egypt won’t be a threat to Israel as the Egyptian military,
which will continue to be highly influential in Egypt’s politics in the
foreseeable future, will not risk another war with Israel. Egyptians
under a democratic regime will be seeking better living standards,
better laws to govern the country and more rights as citizens. They
won’t be pressing their government to fight Israel; on the contrary,
they want a stable economy where things will be better for future
generations. But Israel may aggravate the situation by electing
extremists and following extreme policies. This will strengthen the
hands of the hawks in the Arab world. Moderate Israel under
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JOHN MAZZIOTTA
Dr. John Mazziotta is Chair of the Department of
Neurology, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA,
and Director of the UCLA Ahmanson-Lovelace Brain
Mapping Center. After receiving his B.A. and M.A. degrees
from Columbia University in 1972, he obtained an M.D.
and Ph.D. in Neuroanatomy and Computer Science from
Georgetown University in 1977. Following an internship at
Georgetown, he completed Neurology and Nuclear Medicine
training at UCLA and joined the faculty here in 1983.
Dr. Mazziotta chairs one of the nation’s largest
Neurology departments, which for nine of the last ten
years achieved the distinguished position of being first in
National Institutes of Health (NIH) research funding. An
expert in brain imaging, he established the Brain Mapping
Center at UCLA that includes all of the methods available
to study human brain structure and function. He was the
principal investigator of the International Consortium for
Brain Mapping, whose goal is to develop the first atlas of
the human brain that will include behavioral, demographic,
imaging, and genetic data from 7,000 subjects.
Since beginning this work, Dr. Mazziotta has
published more than 255 research papers and eight texts.
He has received numerous awards and honors, including
the Oldendorf Award from the American Society of
Neuroimaging, the S. Weir Mitchell Award and the
Wartenberg Prize of the American Academy of Neurology,
the Von Hevesy Prize from the International Society
of Nuclear Medicine, the 1996 Medical Science Award
from the UCLA Medical Alumni Association, election
to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of
Sciences, Honorary Doctorate from l'Université de Caen
and membership in the Royal College of Physicians.
In January 2012, Dr. Mazziotta was appointed
Associate Vice Chancellor for Medical Sciences and Executive
Vice Dean of the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
NICHOLAS NEGROPONTE
Nicholas Negroponte (born December 1, 1943) is an
American architect best known as the founder and
Chairman Emeritus of Massachusetts Institute of
Technology’s Media Lab, and also known as the founder
of the One Laptop per Child Association (OLPC).
Negroponte was born to Dimitri John Negroponte,
a Greek shipping magnate, and grew up in New York
City’s Upper East Side. He is the younger brother of John
Negroponte, former United States Deputy Secretary of State.
He attended Buckley School in New York City, Le
Rosey in Switzerland, and The Choate School (now Choate
Rosemary Hall) in Wallingford, Connecticut, from which he
graduated in 1961. Subsequently, he studied at MIT as both
an undergraduate and graduate student in Architecture where
his research focused on issues of computer-aided design. He
earned a Master’s degree in architecture from MIT in 1966.
Negroponte joined the faculty of MIT in 1966.
For several years thereafter he divided his teaching time
between MIT and several visiting professorships at Yale,
Michigan and the University of California, Berkeley.
In 1967, Negroponte founded MIT’s Architecture
Machine Group, a combination lab and think tank which
studied new approaches to human-computer interaction.
In 1985, Negroponte created the MIT Media Lab with
Jerome B. Wiesner. As director, he developed the lab into
the pre-eminent computer science laboratory for new
media and a high-tech playground for investigating the
human-computer interface. Negroponte also became a
proponent of intelligent agents and personalized electronic
newspapers, for which he popularized the term the Daily Me.
In 1992, Negroponte became involved in the creation
of Wired Magazine as the first investor. From 1993 to 1998,
he contributed a monthly column to the magazine in which
he reiterated a basic theme: “Move bits, not atoms.”
Negroponte expanded many of the ideas from his
Wired columns into a bestselling book Being Digital (1995),
which made famous his forecasts on how the interactive
world, the entertainment world and the information world
would eventually merge. Being Digital was a bestseller and
was translated into some twenty languages. Negroponte
is a digital optimist who believed that computers would
make life better for everyone. However, critics such as
Cass Sunstein have faulted his techno-utopian ideas for
failing to consider the historical, political and cultural
realities with which new technologies should be viewed.
Negroponte’s belief that wired technologies such
as telephones will ultimately become unwired by using
airwaves instead of wires or fiber optics, and that unwired
technologies such as televisions will become wired, is
commonly referred to as the Negroponte switch.
In 2000, Negroponte stepped down as director
of the Media Lab as Walter Bender took over as Executive
Director. However, Negroponte retained the role of laboratory
Chairman. When Frank Moss was appointed director of the lab
in 2006, Negroponte stepped down as lab chairman to focus
more fully on his work with One Laptop Per Child (OLPC)
although he retains his appointment as professor at MIT.
In November 2005, at the World Summit on the
Information Society held in Tunis, Negroponte unveiled the
concept of a $100 laptop computer, The Children’s Machine,
designed for students in the developing world. The price
has increased to US$180, however. The project is part of
a broader program by One Laptop Per Child, a non-profit
organisation started by Negroponte and other Media Lab
faculty, to extend Internet access in developing countries.
Negroponte is an active angel investor and has
invested in over 30 startup companies over the last 30 years,
including Zagats, Wired, Ambient Devices, Skype and Velti.
He sits on several boards, including Motorola (listed on the
New York Stock Exchange) and Velti (listed on the London
Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ). He is also on the advisory
board of TTI/Vanguard. In August 2007, he was appointed
to a five-member special committee with the objective of
assuring the continued journalistic and editorial integrity
and independence of the Wall Street Journal and other Dow
Jones & Company publications and services. The committee
was formed as part of the merger of Dow Jones with News
Corporation. Negroponte’s fellow founding committee
members are Louis Boccardi, Thomas Bray, Jack Fuller,
and the late former Congresswoman Jennifer Dunn.
Negroponte has influenced modern
day futurists, such as David Houle.
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-- believe that.
. recall the following testimony --
. It wouldn't be true if he said it.
Q. Yes, sir. Weill, do you recall the
following testimony having been given by Mr. Alfredo
Rodriguez in a deposition that was taken on
August 7, 2009?
"Question: Mr. Rodriguez, you stated last
time that there were guests at the house,
frequent guests from Harvard. Do you remember
that testimony?
"Answer: Yes, ma'am,
"Question: Was there a lawyer from
Harvard named Alan Dershowitz?
"Answer: Yes, ma'am,
"Question: And are you familiar with the
fact that he's a famous author and famous
lawyer?
"Answer: Yes, ma'am,
"Question: How often during the six
months or so that you were there was
Mr. Dershowitz there?
“Answer: Two or three times.
"Question: And did you have any knowledge
of why he was visiting there?
that testimony?
A. Yes.
MR. SCOTT: Objection. This is totally
improper cross exainination of a witness by
trying to use a deposition. The only purpose
of doing this is to interject this into the
record, which has no relevance and would not be
admissible at trial. And in any case, he never
actually has my client doing any of the things
that you've accused him of.
Go ahead, let's go ahead and do it.
Answer the question. Answer the question.
MR. SCAROLA: He did.
A. Yes, [remember that.
MR. SCAROLA: He said yes.
A. Yes, [remember that, yes.
BY MR. SCAROLA:
Q. And do you know why it was that back in
19 -- excuse me, back in 2009, August of 2009, four
and a half years before you allege that this story
about you was being made up out of whole cloth, that
lawyers representing Jeffrey Epstein's victims,
including Katherine Ezell, E-Z-E-L-L from Bob
Josefsberg's office, who had filed the complaint
alleging that you had -- excuse me, that Virginia
290
"Answer: No, ma‘am.
"Question: You don’t know whether or not
he was a lawyer acting as a lawyer or whether
he was there as a friend?
“Answer: I believe as a friend.
“Question: Were there also young ladies
in the house at the time he was there?
"Answer: Yes, ma'am.
"Question: And would those have included,
for instance, Sarah Kellen, Nada Marcinkova?
"Answer: Yes, ma'am.
“Question: Were there other young ladies
there when Mr. Dershowitz was there?
“Answer: Yes, ma'am.
"Question: Do you have any idea who those
young women were?
"Answer: No, ma'am.
"Question: Were there any of these --
excuse me. Were any of these young women that
you have said came to give massages?
“Answer: Yes, ma'‘ant."
Do you recall that testimony having been
given --
A. Yes.
Q. -— and those answers having been given to
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Roberts had been lent out for sexual purposes to
academicians, were asking specific questions about
you? Do you know why it was in 2009 they were doing
that?
A. have no idea that it happened. And I
imagine that they had a list of every academic that
was in the house. Probably included --
MR. SCOTT: | want to object to this whole
procedure because you're taking pieces out of -
the record and not reading other pieces that
totally absolve my client. For example,
there's testimony by him that says --
MR. SCAROLA: Is this an objection?
MR. SCOTT: Yes, it's a statement into the
record just like you're putting into the
record. There's -- | want to show this to my
client and refresh his memory as to some other
testimony by this witness --
MR. SCAROLA: There's no question pending
as to what you can -- as to what you can
refresh your client's memory. What you are
doing is coaching him.
MR. SCOTT: No, I'm not.
MR. SCAROLA: Inproperly.
MR. SCOTT: And you are improperly reading
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From: Dangene and Jennie Enterprise
Sent: 2/19/2016 2:23:22 AM
To: Jeffrey Epstein [jeevacation@gmail.com]
Subject: TRUMP / POPE SCORECARD .....
Attachments: EWLarge2.jpg
TRUMP I POPE
CORE: Jennie Enterprise |
www.coreaccess.net |
@dandjenterprise | Founder & Chairman | 66 East 55th Street New York NY 10022 | Main:
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Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr speaks to the San Antonio Bar Association in San Antonio, Friday
afternoon, May 1, 1998. With his own fight over executive privilege raging in secret, Starr today drew parallels
between his plight and Watergate prosecutors. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
ERIC GAY AP
Epstein also hired Bruce Reinhart, then an assistant U.S. attorney in South
Florida, now a U.S. magistrate. He left the U.S. Attorney’s Office on Jan. 1, 2008,
and went to work representing Epstein’s employees on Jan. 2, 2008, court records
show. In 2011, Reinhart was named in the Crime Victims’ Rights Act lawsuit,
which accused him of violating Justice Department policies by switching sides,
implying that he leveraged inside information about Epstein’s investigation to
curry favor with Epstein.
Reinhart, in a sworn declaration attached to the CVRA case, denied the
allegation, saying he did not participate in Epstein’s criminal case and “never
learned any confidential, non-public information about the Epstein matter.”
The U.S. Attorney’s Office has since disputed that, saying in court papers that he
did possess confidential information about the case.
Contacted for this story, Reinhart, in an email, said he never represented Epstein
— only Epstein’s pilots; his scheduler, Sarah Kellen; and Nadia Marcinkova,
described by some victims as Epstein’s sex slave. Reinhart also pointed out that a
complaint filed against him by victims’ lawyer Paul Cassell was dismissed by the
Justice Department.
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From: Pritzker, Ton
Sent: 12/15/2016 4:07:24 PM
To: jeffrey E. [jeevacation@gmail.com]
Subject: RE: Re:
Importance: — High
Will call Japan tonite. A tent? Hmmm... | think that is code for ‘I love you’. Or, maybe code for ‘go pound
sand’. Better check your KSA urban dictionary.
From: jeffrey E. [mailto:jeevacation@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2016 9:59 AM
To: Pritzker, Tom
Subject: Re:
yes, any wordon karyyna plans. . can you belive MBS sent mea TENT carpets and all.
On Thu, Dec 15, 2016 at 10:54 AM, Pritzker, mm 6hlt ( tw;t‘“CO™éSOSs*d wrote:
I’m stuck in the cold! Five degrees. Aspen next week to warm up. Tilerson is a good move for Trump. Have gotten to
know him at CSIS, he’s the real deal.
tjp
From: jeffrey E. [mailto:jeevacation@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2016 8:53 AM
To: Pritzker, Tor
Subject:
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262 13 Local, Global and Glocal Knowledge Representation
13.6.1 A Semi-Formal Model of Glocal Memory
To explain the notion of glocal memory more precisely, we will introduce a simple semi-formal
model of a system S that uses a memory to record information relevant to the actions it
carries out. The overall concept of glocal memory should not be considered as restricted to
this particular model. This model is not intended for maximal generality, but is intended to
encompass a variety of current AI system designs and formal neurological models.
In this model, we will consider S’s memory subsystem as a set of objects we’ll call “tokens,”
embedded in some metric space. The metric in the space, which we will call the “basic distance”
of the memory, generally will not be defined in terms of the semantics of the items stored in the
memory; though it may come to shape these dynamics through the specific architecture and
evolution of the memory. Note that these tokens are not intended as generally being mapped
one-to-one onto meaningful items stored in the memory. The “tokens” are the raw materials
that the memory arranges in various patterns in order to store items.
We assume that each token, at each point in time, may meaningfully be assigned a certain
quantitative “activation level.” Also, tokens may have other numerical or discrete quantities
associated with them, depending on the particular memory architecture. Finally, tokens may
relate other tokens, so that optionally a token may come equipped with an (ordered or un-
ordered) list of other tokens.
To understand the meaning of the activation levels, one should think about S’s memory
subsystem as being coupled with an action-selection subsystem, that dynamically chooses the
actions to be taken by the overall system in which the two subsystems are embedded. Each
combination of actions, in each particular type of context, will generally be associated with the
activation of certain tokens in memory.
Then, as analysts of the system S, we may associate each token T with an “activation vector”
v(T,t), whose value for each discrete time ¢ consists of the activation of the token T at time t.
So, the 50’th entry of the vector corresponds to the activation of the token at the 50/th time
step.
“Items stored in memory” over a certain period of time, may then be defined as clusters in
the set of activation vectors associated with memory during that period of time. Note that the
system S itself may explicitly recognize and remember patterns regarding what items are stored
in its memory — but, from an external analyst’s perspective, the set of items in S’s memory is
not restricted to the ones that S has explicitly recognized as memory items.
The “localization” of a memory item may be defined as the degree to which the various tokens
involved in the item are close to each other according to the metric in the memory metric-space.
This degree may be formalized in various ways, but choosing a particular quantitative measure
is not important here. A highly localized item may be called “local” and a not-very-localized
item may be called “global.”
We may define the “activation distance” of two tokens as the distance between their activation
vectors. We may then say that a memory is “well aligned” to the extent that there is a correlation
between the activation distance of tokens, and the basic distance of the memory metric-space.
Given the above set-up, the basic notion of glocal memory can be enounced fairly simply. A
glocal memory is one:
e that is reasonably well-aligned (i.e. the correlation between activation and basic distance is
significantly greater than random)
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CHAPTER 6
» a bank president than a cop.
of formality and discretion. But
on the job. Decades earlier, he
tsburgh. Then he rose, steadily,
_moving up from patrol officer
tics, and organized crime, then
ajor, and assistant chief—a job
yecoming chief of police. Reiter
hough chief of police in Palm
s political skills as much as his
e, things do happen.
ire murders—though these are
mbered for decades.
es to contend with, and, when the
PEAT SrA ee ee rene,
Fittyy Ricu
sea calms, human cargo washes up on the shore. Sometimes traf-
fickers aim the bows of their boats at the glow of the Breakers resort,
order their passengers to go overboard, then tell them to swim.
Most of the passengers are Haitian—men, women, and children
who stake all they have on a chance at a life in America. From time
to time, Palm Beach cops have to retrieve their bodies from the surf.
Things get busier during the wintertime, or, as the locals call
it, the season. It's when the very rich come to town, throw par-
ties and balls, shop, and tangle traffic at the intersections around
Worth Avenue. The population booms, and the men and women
who work under Chief Reiter deal with fender benders, shoplift-
ers, and snotty skateboarding teenagers. There are DUIs. Domes-
tic disturbances. Choking victims and heart attacks. It’s routine
stuff, but there’s always lots of it. Enough to keep the men and
women who work for Reiter busy.
Chief Reiter’s proud of the team he has built. And, the team
knows, they’re lucky to have him. Reiter’s extremely well qualified
for the job. If anything, he’s overqualified, with a certificate from
the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard and anti-
terrorist training at Quantico, courtesy of the FBI. It’s not brought
up often at cocktail parties in Palm Beach, but several of the 9/11
hijackers lived in Palm Beach County. They took flight lessons at
local airstrips. A few, including the mastermind, Mohamed Atta,
had been regulars at 251 Sunrise, a chic nightclub in Palm Beach.
There they had regaled any woman who would listen with
made-up stories about their adventures as pilots.
But 251 Sunrise is shuttered now. The joint was shut down in
2004, after an avalanche of noise complaints. For the moment, Palm
Beach is as quiet and calm as any place Reiter has dreamed about.
For the moment.
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From: soon yi previn as
Sent: 12/8/2015 5:58:45 PM
To: jeffrey E. [jeevacation@gmail.com]
Subject: Re: following up: WA poetry release
Importance: — High
Open in principle depending on specially how and where it would be shown and how it would be advertised-
both subject to particular requirements and/or restrictions.Also dependent on approval of final cut. Would enter
project with positive attitude but release would be reworked by lawyer.
Sent from Soon-Yi's iPhone @
On Dec 8, 2015, at 10:40 AM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Leah Reis-Dennis <i
Date: Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 11:33 AM
Subject: following up: WA poetry release
To: jeevacation@gmail.com, Lisa New <i
Dear Jeffrey,
My name is Leah Reis-Dennis, and I'll be heading operations for Lisa's new non-profit, Verse Video Education.
She's asked me to be in touch with you about helping us get a release from Woody Allen.
First, I wanted to send along the rough stringout of footage from the conversation with Woody a couple of years
ago on "This is Just to Say" by William Carlos Williams. This is totally unedited and uncut footage, but we
would love the opportunity to turn it into something great.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c0bn1)jxeo0654g/uWZ6KBVDbLS?preview=WoodyAllen+Basict+Clipt+fort+ Viewing.mov
If Woody Allen agrees to let us use the footage, he will be in distinguished company. To date, we have filmed
conversations about poetry with dozens of distinguished Americans including:
Bill Clinton
Al Gore
John McCain
Mayor Rahm Emanuel
Mayor Tom Menino
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan
Sir Mervyn King
Former Secretary of the Treasury Larry Summers
The conversation would be part of a large multiplatform initiative that Harvard Professor Lisa New has under
way to bring poetry into the mainstream, and, especially, into English Language Arts classrooms in the United
States and around the world. The initiative, Poetry in America, includes a HarvardX online course, a television
series we're creating with WGBH to be paired with PBS LearningMedia segments for the classroom, and, a
series of online professional development courses we're creating for ELA Middle and High School teachers and
for their students.
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From: Thomas Jr., Landon
Sent: 9/16/2016 8:24:19 PM
To: jeffrey E. [jeeyacation@gmail.com]
Subject: Re: Trump
Importance: High
Lets catch up next time you are in NYC. NYT is making me write more on markets now and I don't
really know who to believe any more re where the market is going these days.
On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 4:08 PM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
ask again 30th
On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 4:07 PM, Thomas Jr., Landon wrote:
you think he will win?
On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 4:02 PM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
too late
On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 1:08 PM, Thomas Jr., Landon________________________wrote:
I am getting worried. Is he ever going to implode?
Landon Thomas, Jr.
Financial Reporter
New York Times
http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/t/landon jr thomas/inde
x.html
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Financial Reporter
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The Question of When | 165
under horrific conditions for over a year while awaiting his trial and
was facing a long prison sentence. There was no reason for Snowden
to expect a better outcome for himself if he returned to the United
States or was arrested anywhere else that had an extradition treaty
with the United States. As the Russian officials in Hong Kong would
have informed him, Russia had no extradition treaty with the United
States. It was also one of the few places in the world that he could
reach from Hong Kong without flying through airspace in which he
might be intercepted by a U.S. ally. Snowden was told he could take
the direct Aeroflot flight to Moscow without a valid passport or visa.
That Snowden’s alternative to going to Russia was going to prison
gave the Russians considerable leverage in Hong Kong. The Rus-
sian “diplomats” could have used this leverage to extract a quid pro
quo. The price of admission might have meant putting himself in the
hands of Russian intelligence and telling it all he knew.
The Moscow Scenario
The final possibility is that Snowden did not come under Russian
control until after he arrived in Moscow. After assessing the nega-
tive attitude that Snowden expressed toward government authority
on the video that was released by The Guardian, the Russian “diplo-
mats” in Hong Kong might have concluded that Snowden could bolt
if too much pressure was exerted on him there. The Russians could
afford to be patient. They knew that Interpol and the United States
would be pursuing Snowden throughout the world and that he had
no valid travel documents and that his credit cards had been frozen.
They would likely know that Sarah Harrison had arranged his flight
to Moscow on June 23. So they had no urgent need to apply pressure
on him before his plane landed in Russia.
After the Russians took him in a “special operation” from the
plane at the airport, he was informed by Russian authorities that
he would not be allowed to go to Cuba, Venezuela, Iceland, Ecuador,
or any other country without the permission of Russian officials,
which would not be immediately forthcoming. He was now at the
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questions. Thank you.
MR. LEOPOLD: Before we go off the record,
it's my understanding -- Mr. Goldberger can
correct the record, but we have stipulated that
color copies of the documents that were identified
for identification certainly will be attached to
the deposition and counsel! will be taking the
photographs across street so that they can be
laser color copied so that we have a copy, and I'm
assuming he'!l1 get a copy to the court reporter,
too, to attach, actually a certified copy to the
deposition.
MR. GOLDBERGER: Done.
MR. LEOPOLD: That's if you agree to that.
If not, then | want to pull each one out and put
exhibit labels on them, which we should do before
we leave.
MR. GOLDBERGER: We're not going to do
either. I'll have copies sent to the court
reporter and she can attach them to the
deposition.
MR. LEOPOLD: So you're not going to agree
to what we talked about during the break then.
MR. GOLDBERGER: I'm not quite sure what
your asking me to do. Let me finish.
MR. LEOPOLD: Okay. Sure. That's fine.
MR. GOLDBERGER: Okay. If you want me to
go over to Ms. Belohlavek's office and make copies
and then I'll give those to the court reporter,
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Date: Friday, July 1 2011 10:38 PM
Subject: Re: Huffington Post
From: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation©grnail.com>
To: Peggy Siegal <I_
>;
I think a great opportunity has arisen. Just like the headlines of a hotel maid now proven to have lied in the
Stauss Kahn case. The girl who accused Prince Andrew can also easily be proven to be a liar. I think
Buckingham Palace would love it . You should task someone to investigate the girl Virginia Roberts, that has
caused the Queens son all this agro. I promise you she is a fraud. you and i will be able to go to ascot for the
rest of our lives. I know there is a public police report that no one has had the courage to publish, as they do not
want to be seen attacking a " vicitm", but being falsely accused will be the new headline
On Fri, Jul 1, 2011 at 2:43 PM, Peggy Siegal < wrote:
If you rewrite your last email in better grammar, (and so I have a better understanding) I can cut and paste and send it to Arianna
Huffmgton from me
Did you know why Prince Albert's Charlene fled to the airport with a one way ticket back to South Africa? Because she found out about a
third illegitimate child that is 3 months old...the palace officials followed her to the airport and propably made her an offer she could not
refuse.. will get details from Jim Coleman when he comes home Sunday night.
In Southampton now. Peg
--- Original Message From: Jeffiey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com>
To: Peggy Siegal
Sent: Fri Jul 01 07:18:25 2011
Subject:
should you point out to Ariana Huff, that the same type of person, same as strauss Kahn is Andrews accuser, long criminal record, total
liar. Ariana should champion the dangers of false allegations. send a reporter or reporters to investigate,., the palace would love it, the
girl in the photo , was nothing more than a telephone answerer„ she was never 15, according to her version she worked for trump , first at
that age, at MAra lago. ITs ridiculous, but the press like strauss kahn is afraid to question women.
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From: Richard Kahn
Sent: 11/26/2016 3:37:10 AM
To: Jeffrey Epstein [jeevacation@gmail.com]
Subject: Trump fills White House counsel and deputy national security posts - The Washington Post
Importance: High
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-fills-white-house-counsel-and-deputy-national-security-
posts/2016/11/25/c4dee8d2-b341-11e6-belc-Scec35blad25_story.html
Richard Kahn
HBRK Associates Inc.
575 Lexington Avenue, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10022
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quite materialized yet (although the
developers have a slight head start:
between 200 and 300 call center-type jobs
currently based in Ramallah are scheduled
to move into Rawabi when the first phase
of construction is complete). If the political
or security situation seriously deteriorates -
- if the checkpoints return, if the Israelis are
forced to re-occupy urban areas ceded to
the Palestinian Authority under the Oslo
Accords, as happened during the Second
Intifada; if Hamas wages a violent takeover
of the Palestinian government -- all bets are
off. The developers don't seem to be
bothered by those possibilities right now.
At the showroom, built at the very top of
the hill, the future is nothing but bright.
I chatted with another site engineer as we
walked through a scale-model mock-up of
a typical Rawabian street, where happy
families in western dress waved from little
video screens inset in plastic apartment
windows. I asked her about the Qatari flags
I had seen around the construction site.
Qatar's state investment fund is footing two
thirds of the nearly $1 billion project bill,
she said. "This is the biggest investment in
the history of Palestine," she explained as
we stepped over a fake valley in the next
room, walking past a mock-up of a
stunning hilltop view contained inside a
mock-up of a future apartment suite. The
Rawabians will apparently own large flat-
screen TVs and stylish coffee tables, and
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20
other. Wars are notorious for yielding unintended and unexpected
consequences; for reasons explained below, a war against Iran is even
harder than usual to bound analytically.
Complexity, Uncertainty and War
Our first consideration in analyzing the likely course of war with Iran
is that a U.S.-led attack would be merely the first phase of a war, the
opening act of an extended drama whose scenes would unfold, not
according to any script, but to an emergent logic of its own. Given
the political context in which military engagement would rest, even a
minor attack would likely become a major test of strength involving
not only the United States and Iran but also a host of allies and
associates. It is therefore disingenuous to try to frame military action
against Iran as a simple “raid” or even a broader “operation.” We are
talking here about war, with attendant potential high costs to all
combatants in terms of military casualties, civilian damage and
economic disruption.
At least three concepts are key to any coherent discussion of a U.S.-
Iranian military engagement: complexity, uncertainty and war itself.
By complexity we mean the number of moving parts in a given
situation: actors, processes and the connections among them. By
uncertainty we mean structural uncertainty—that is, not just
ignorance of the magnitudes of agreed casual factors, but the
ignorance of the causal factors themselves, and their mutual relations.
For example, not only may the U.S. government not know, say, the
technical status of the Iranian nuclear program, or the actual state of
readiness of Iranian forces. It may not know (or worse, have wrong)
the decision-making and implementation protocols of the Iranian
government, how the Iranian people and military would react to an
attack, what Tehran would ask its allies and proxies to do, and what
in fact they will do.
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4.2.12
WC: 191694
written is unwise, unfair, false, or malicious. In a democratic society, one who assumes to
act for the citizens in an executive, legislative, or judicial capacity must expect that his
official acts will be commented upon and criticized. Such criticism cannot, in my opinion,
be muzzled or deterred by the courts at the instance of public officials under the label of
libel.”
Since I am a public figure under the law, I have been defamed on numerous occasions, especially
on the internet. The libels and slanders have been both personal and political. Although these
defamations were published with actual malice, I have not sued, though I have often been
tempted. (I once threatened to sue when a journalist made up a false racist and sexist quotation
and attributed it to me; the newspaper investigated, agreed with me and made a contribution to
my favorite charity).
Many years after New York Times v. Sullivan, I myself was charged with defamation—indeed
criminal defamation—for exercising my own freedom of speech to criticize a judge for an opinion
she wrote. This certainly made me appreciate our First Amendment. Here is the story:
One day in my office I opened an envelope and saw a notice that an Italian prosecutor in the city
of Turin had initiated a criminal investigation against me. I had no idea what she could be
referring to. The letter stated that I had committed the alleged act in the city of Turin on January
27%, 2005. I checked my calendar and discovered that I was teaching students at Harvard Law
School on that day and then attending a lecture by a prominent federal judge. I could not possibly
have been in Turin or engaged in any criminal act there. Yet I soon discovered that I was being
charged with criminal libel for statements I had made in an interview with an Italian journalist
over the telephone. The journalist was in New York. I was sitting at my desk in Cambridge. But
the interview was published by the newspaper La Stampa in Turin on January 25", 2005.
Accordingly, the alleged criminal act had taken place in Turin, even though I had never set foot in
that city. Nor had I engaged in any act other than responding to questions and expressing my
heartfelt views about a judge who had written a foolish and dangerous judicial opinion that ruled
that three men suspected of recruiting suicide bombers were “guerrillas” and therefore not
terrorists, and not guilty.
I characterized her opinion as a “Magna Carta for terrorism,” and instead of answering (or
ignoring) me, she filed criminal charges with the prosecutor who decided to open an investigation.
As far as I know, the charges against me are still pending in Italy. I have every intention to fight
them if it comes to that.
A variation on the theme of defamation is ridicule. Cartoons and drawings have long been used to
ridicule the high and mighty. More recently photo-shopped pictures have superimposed the heads
of public figures on the bodies of others to demean or insult them. In 1988, the Supreme Court
ruled that the Reverend Jerry Falwell could not sue Hustler Magazine for publishing a parody of
the well known Campari Liqueur ads in which a celebrity described “his first time.” The ad relies
on the obvious double-entendre on the first sexual and drinking experience. In the parody,
Falwell is shown drinking and having sex with his mother—pretty disgusting! But as the Supreme
Court rightly observed:
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OF SECURITIES REGULATIONS (THE "REGULATIONS’). IT SHOULD NOT BE DISTRIBUTED TO
ANY OTHER PERSON, OR RELIED UPON BY ANY OTHER PERSON.
THE CAPITAL MARKET AUTHORITY DOES NOT TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONTENTS
OF THIS MEMORANDUM, DOES NOT MAKE ANY REPRESENTATION AS TO ITS ACCURACY OR
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ARISING FROM, OR INCURRED IN RELIANCE UPON, ANY PART OF THIS MEMORANDUM.
PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS OF THE SECURITIES OFFERED HEREBY SHOULD CONDUCT
THEIR OWN DUE DILIGENCE ON THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION RELATING TO THE
SECURITIES. IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT YOU SHOULD
CONSULT AN AUTHORIZED FINANCIAL ADVISER.
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF SINGAPORE
As io the Class A Shares
THIS MEMORANDUM HAS NOT BEEN REGISTERED AS A PROSPECTUS WITH THE MONETARY
AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE. ACCORDINGLY, THIS MEMORANDUM AND ANY OTHER DOCUMENT
OR MATERIAL IN CONNECTION WITH THE OFFER OR SALE, OR INVITATION FOR SUBSCRIPTION
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SECURITIES AND FUTURES ACT, CHAPTER 289 OF SINGAPORE (THE “SFA"), (II} TO A RELEVANT
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CONDITIONS, SPECIFIED IN SECTION 275 OF THE SFA OR (Ill) OTHERWISE PURSUANT TO, AND
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF, ANY OTHER APPLICABLE PROVISION OF THE SFA,
WHERE SUCH CLASS A SHARES ARE SUBSCRIBED OR PURCHASED UNDER SECTION 275 BYA
RELEVANT PERSON WHICH IS:
(A) A CORPORATION (WHICH IS NOT AN ACCREDITED INVESTOR (AS DEFINED IN SECTION 4A
OF THE SFA)) THE SOLE BUSINESS OF WHICH IS TO HOLD INVESTMENTS AND THE ENTIRE
SHARE CAPITAL OF WHICH IS OWNED BY ONE OR MORE INDIVIDUALS, EACH OF WHOM IS AN
ACCREDITED INVESTOR; OR
(B) A TRUST (WHERE THE TRUSTEE iS NOT AN ACCREDITED INVESTOR) WHOSE SOLE
PURPOSE IS TO HOLD INVESTMENTS AND EACH BENEFICIARY OF THE TRUST IS AN INDIVIDUAL
WHO IS AN ACCREDITED INVESTOR,
SHARES, DEBENTURES AND UNITS OF SHARES AND DEBENTURES OF THAT CORPORATION OR
THE BENEFICIARIES’ RIGHTS AND INTEREST (HOWSOEVER DESCRIBED) IN THAT TRUST SHALL
NOT BE TRANSFERRED WITHIN 6 MONTHS AFTER THAT CORPORATION OR THAT TRUST HAS
ACQUIRED SUCH CLASS A SHARES PURSUANT TO AN OFFER MADE UNDER SECTION 275
EXCEPT:
{1} TO AN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR (FOR CORPORATIONS, UNDER SECTION 274 OF THE SFA)
OR TO A RELEVANT PERSON DEFINED IN SECTION 275(2) OF THE SFA, OR TO ANY PERSON
PURSUANT TO AN OFFER THAT IS MADE ON TERMS THAT SUCH SHARES, DEBENTURES AND
UNITS OF SHARES AND DEBENTURES OF THAT CORPORATION OR SUCH RIGHTS AND
INTEREST IN THAT TRUST ARE ACQUIRED AT A CONSIDERATION OF NOT LESS THAN $$200,000
{OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN A FOREIGN CURRENCY) FOR EACH TRANSACTION, WHETHER SUCH
AMOUNT IS TO BE PAID FOR iN CASH OR BY EXCHANGE OF SECURITIES OR OTHER ASSETS,
AND FURTHER FOR CORPORATIONS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS SPECIFIED IN
SECTION 275 OF THE SFA;
(2) WHERE NO CONSIDERATION IS OR WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE TRANSFER; OR
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Edwards, Bradley vs. Dershowitz
Case No.: CACE 15-000072
Edwards and Cassells Response to Dershowitz's Motion to Determine Confidentiality of Court Records
Page 6 of 20
when the medical condition becomes an integral part of the civil proceeding, particularly when
the condition is asserted as an issue by the party seeking closure” (emphasis added)).
Il. JUDGE MARRA’S ORDER IN HIS CASE DOES NOT REQUIRE THAT
THE RECORDS BE SEALED IN THIS CASE.
Dershowitz also appears to contend that Judge Marra’s order striking some of the
materials from the records at issue somehow requires that these stricken materials be kept
confidential in this case. Dershowitz’s argument misunderstands both the scope of Judge
Marra’s order and its effect in this case. His argument rests on a truncated — and misleading --
description of the events surrounding Judge Marra’s ruling striking certain documents. A more
complete description makes clear that Judge Marra has not determined the documents are
somehow “confidential” even in the federal Crime Victims’ Rights Act case — much less in this
separate state defamation action.
Edwards and Cassell filed the federal case pro bono on behalf of two young women who
were sexually abused as underage girls by Dershowitz’s close personal friend — Jeffrey
Epstein. In 2008, Edwards and Casell filed a petition to enforce the rights of “Jane Doe No. 1”
and ‘Jane Doe No. 2” under the Crime Victims’ Rights Act (CVRA), 18 U.S.C. § 3771, alleging
that the Government had failed to provide them rights with regard to a plea arrangement it was
pursuing with Epstein. Jane Doe No. I and Jane Doe No. 2 v. United States, No. 9:08-cv-80736
(S.D. Fla.). In the course of that case, on October 11, 2011, the victims filed discovery requests
with the Government, including requests specifically seeking information about Dershowitz,
Prince Andrew, and others. Further efforts from the Government to avoid any discovery
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a
atlasobscura.com / by Katie Jane Fernelius Members of Baye Fall
eat, cook, and deliver food in grand processions. It’s Ramadan in Touba,
Senegal, and the road to the Grand Mosque is lined with...
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When the pain relief kicked in, everything and everyone dwindled
away until I felt like Alice in Wonderland who just swallowed the
shrinking tablet and everyone standing around me seemed to move so
quick, speak so loud and hover above me. When I awoke from my
induced state, I was alone in a different room. Not knowing at all what
went on but feeling a little better, I called in the nurse who looked
through my charts and checked my vital signs. Then told me the doctor
would be in shortly to inform me of the conclusion to my illness.
He was a tall man with dark hair, and a hardened look about him
obviously from his job and constantly seeing the worst horror stories man
could think of, he just bluntly told me | had miscarried in early stages of
pregnancy. | should be fine to go home as soon as my course of
intravenous antibiotics was complete. The news sunk in fast and hit a
deep nerve. I waited for the doctor to close the curtain before I let out any
emotion and cried for my disastrous lifestyle that was dragging me into a
world that I wanted to break out of. This reoccurring cycle of believing I
needed men like Jeffrey to succeed in my life was draining the last bits of
sensitivity left in my heart. I was picked up by Jeffrey himself-who took
the doctor alone to the side of the busy hallway to have a private
conversation about something. Jeffrey wasn’t comforting at all, instead he
sent me back home to rest for a couple weeks, and | only fell deeper into
a depression, using all forms of self-medication to treat my sorrows.
Two weeks later, as if Jeffrey was trying to lighten my spirits, he told
me I would be going to his island to meet a new client. He is a Harvard
Professor, named Stephen Kosslyn. I would be spending two days with
him showing him around the island, dining with him, and treating him to
a massage whenever he wanted. Without Jeffrey even verbalizing the
need to have sex with him, he told me to keep him happy like I had my
first client. I packed my suitcase with island apparel, and kissed T.J good-
bye, who had at least offered me a warm embrace upon the news of my
miscarriage but none other than that knowing it wasn’t his.
Stephen was a quirky little man with white hair and a mad scientist look
about him. We arrived separately and I greeted him when one of the
housekeepers picked him up from the airport and arrived by boat, instead
of helicopter as Jeffrey and Ghislane often arrive on. We made our
acquaintances and he looked as if he was tripping over himself with
words, obviously delighted with his company and location for the
weekend. { showed him around as Jeffrey had asked and took him on an
adventurous quad bike ride around the small curvy paths, leading the way
and letting loose my hair, doing something that gave me a natural high
instead of the prescription one. The sights alone were breathtaking from
the mountainous peaks of the untouched parts of the island, we sat ata
cliff and just sat there, not saying a word to each other besides to
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compliment the sights mother nature that appealed to us. I didn’t feel as if
lL owed this stranger anything but what was expected of me by Jeffrey and
I could be polite, I just couldn’t be myself.
We got back to the main villa to see what time dinner would be served
so we could have time to unpack and clean up beforehand. We both met
at six pm for dinner on the outside veranda. He sat at the head of the
table and I sat next to him, politely folding my napkin to put in my lap.
The first time Jeffrey and Ghislane had seen me cut meat and eat with a
fork and knife they were so appalled, making fun of my unsophisticated
habits. Ghislane took the fork and knife in her hands and proceeded to
show me how to politely cut my food and eat. Now that my mannerisms
had improved they wouldn’t have to be worried about my etiquette when
someone important was around anyone. We both drank the red wine
supplied on the table and it seemed to warm me up on the breezy night.
By the time dinner was served and another red wine bottle later, he
seemed to get funnier. | made fun of his tousled hair and he poked at me
for my skinny legs, calling me a wanna-be- anorexic. When dessert was
brought out, he asked if he could receive one of the delightful massages
he has been hearing about from Jeffrey. | gulped more red wine down and
sweetly complied with his offer, dreading the moment I'd have to see his
naked body, let alone touch it. I asked the housekeeper Kathy that had
been serving us that night to please have someone set up a massage bed
in one of the cabana’s. | went to my room to down a few Xanax, telling
him I wanted to freshen up after dinner but to meet me in his cabana in
twenty minutes or so. | was ready to go as | had said, twenty minutes
later, with the effects of the tablets mixed with the red wine, and I would
he free not to feel anything. He was still dressed when { got in the cabana,
obviously not accustomed to this and a lot shyer than what I had been
used to, I told him he’d need to undress and lie face down on the table,
putting a towel to cover his bare bottom to prevent him feeling
embarrassed during the massage. I gave the massage my earnest as I
always had, and quickly got through having intercourse with him. Not
wanting to make any foreplay or anything extravagant out of it, I let him
think that’s as good as it got, and by the smile on his face, J thought I had
done enough.
The next day I took him down to the beach for a real massage under a
tiki-hut on the waters edge. It was one of Jeffrey’s favorite places to have
a massage, as he droned out to the sound of the waves and my gentle
therapeutic strokes. Afterwards we had lunch back at the main villa and
went back down to the beach to swim out to the water trampoline about
one hundred meters off the dock. He didn’t do any bouncing around or
anything like that. It was just a good base point for a rest spot after a long
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precedent of doing nothing would, in my view, be very serious. I recommended
that he approve the operation, and Rabin agreed.
I attended the final briefing shortly afterwards. I was impressed by the
determined faces of the men in the two sayeret teams. One of the officers was
23-year-old Nir Poraz, whom I remembered from operational briefings in the
kirya on previous sayeret missions. Wachsman was being held in a room on the
first floor. The commandos would simultaneously detonate explosives on three
doors: at the front, on the side, and a third one leading through a kitchen to the
room where the kidnappers had their hostage. The attack began fifteen minutes
before the Hamas deadline. The explosive charges went off, but only the one in
the front blew open the door. Poraz and his team rushed in, but one of the
kidnappers opened fire, killing him and wounding six others. The other team
had by now made it to the first floor. But despite firing at the metal lock, they
had trouble getting the door to open. By the time they got in, Wachsman had
been killed, shot in the neck and chest.
I was in the command post a few hundred yards away. I called Rabin and
then went to see him in the kirya. The head of personnel for the army had gone
to see the Wachsman family and break the news to them. Now, we had to tell
the country. Rabin and I appeared on television together. Rabin insisted —
wrongly — on saying he bore full responsibility. What had gone wrong, I had
tried to impress on him, was not the decision to attempt the rescue. It was the
rescue itself. That was not his responsibility. It was mine.
The next day, I visited Wachsman’s parents, and tried to convey how painful
the failed rescue was to me, Rabin and every one else involved. I was inspired
and humbled by their response. His father had told a reporter he wanted to
convey his condolences to the parents of Nir Poraz. “This added loss has shaken
me terribly,” he said. He told me he also believed that the Prime Minister had
approved the rescue using his best judgement on the information that he had
available. I spent time separately speaking to Mrs Wachsman. | tried to explain
that in fighting an enemy like Hamas, people who not just threaten to kill but
had proven they had no hesitation in doing so, I’d felt there was no choice but to
attempt the rescue. I admitted we’d known the risks. But we’d tried to do the
right thing, both for the country and her son. I think she understood, though I
knew that nothing could alter the terrible sadness of her loss. The pain would
take years to heal. Some part of it never would. Still, I felt it was important she
and her husband know that we, too, felt their loss. For years afterwards, Nava
and I continued to visit them.
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SECTION II: WINDS OF CHANGE
2017 Global
Economic Outlook
The winds of change should fill the sails of
the ongoing global recovery in 2017.
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2017 Financial
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We expect the bull market ride to continue,
but we must stay vigilant to avoid the horns.
US Equities
EAFE Equities
Eurozone Equities
UK Equities
Japanese Equities
Emerging Market Equities
Global Currencies
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market.7 A “social war” would involve appeals to Islamic solidarity
and attempts to weaken popular support for adversary governments
through influence operations and attacks aimed at civilians. In such a
broad and protracted contest, the United States might not enjoy a
favorable balance of advantages. It is by no means clear, either, that
the U.S. government is structured to effectively prosecute such a war,
or that its intelligence capabilities are oriented properly toward
supporting it.
Given these caveats and complexities, it seems to follow that if the
United States chose to attack Iran, it would do so in ways that would
prevent Iran from expanding the conflict into areas where it held an
advantage. The reasoning might go something like this: Since the
Iranian regime has many ways to widen a war into domains that do
not favor the United States, the best option is to execute regime-
change before the regime can open its bag of tricks. Or it might go
like this: Start small, but if the Iranians escalate the war, shift
immediately to a regime-change option before they can succeed.
Almost needless to say, these are hard-to-control and high-risk
approaches. A decapitation strategy, we know, did not fare so well in
March 2003 against Iraq, and it would probably be harder to pull off
against a more deeply institutionalized polity like Iran.
As for a “start small” approach, let’s suppose that the war begins with
a limited air and naval operation. Iran could respond in a limited “tit-
for-tat” way. But the regime might conclude that the operation is
intended to remove it from power (or succeed in doing so
unintentionally); if so, it might respond with a high level of violence
along several axes of capability. There is simply no way to predict
with confidence how radicals in Iran would respond to an initially
limited U.S. attack. We must base our predictions largely on what the
leadership says, the Iranian regime’s history and our limited
intelligence on the regime’s internal dynamics.8 All this is subject to
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From: jeffrey E. [jeevacation@gmail.com]
Sent: 9/16/2016 8:08:30 PM
To: Thomas Jr., Landon
Subject: Re: Trump
Importance: — High
ask again 30th
On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 4:07 PM, Thomas Jr., Landon ssi wrote:
you think he will win?
On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 4:02 PM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
too late
On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 1:08 PM, Thomas Jr., Landon ~ wrote:
I am getting worried. Is he ever going to implode?
Landon Thomas, Jr.
Financial Reporter
New York Times
http: //topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/t/landon jr thomas/inde
x.html
please note
The information contained in this communication is
confidential, may be attorney-client privileged, may
constitute inside information, and is intended only for
the use of the addressee. It is the property of
JEE
Unauthorized use, disclosure or copying of this
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and may be unlawful. If you have received this
communication in error, please notify us immediately by
return e-mail or by e-mail to jeevacation@gmail.com, and
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4.2.12
WC: 191694
“The Muslim Student Union orchestrated a concerted effort to disrupt the speech. One
student after another stood and shouted so that the ambassador could not be heard. Each
student was taken away only to be replaced by another doing the same thing.”
Chemerinsky understates what happened, as anyone can see by watching a video of the event,
available online (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7w96UR79TBw). This was more than a
"concerted effort to disrupt the speech." It was a concerted effort to stop it completely -- to
censor Oren's right to speak and his audience's right to hear him. The efforts to disrupt succeeded;
the effort to stop ultimately failed. Moreover, there is undisputed evidence that there was a well-
planned conspiracy to censor Oren's talk.
The students were disciplined by the university for their actions, though the nature and degree of
the discipline has been kept confidential. Campus sources have characterized it as a "slap on the
wrist." Since the students had to be arrested to prevent the speech from being drowned out, the
District Attorney, quite understandably, commenced a criminal investigation. After learning of the
careful planning that went into the concerted effort to prevent Oren from speaking, the DA filed
misdemeanor charges against those who were involved.
This decision resulted in an outcry by radicals, many of whom favor censorship of pro-Israel
speakers. In a letter to the DA signed by many well-known anti-Israel zealots, as well as by the
two leaders of the local ACLU, the incident was described as merely a protest:
“the students non-violently and verbally protested a university-invited speaker. The
students left the event peacefully ....”*°
Then, in an effort to blame the victims, the letter pointed the finger at pro-Israel students who
wanted to listen to Oren speak claiming -- quite falsely -- that the Muslim Student Union censors
"conducted themselves in less of a disruptive manner than some of the counter-protestors..."
Sounds as if the Muslim Student Union deserved a civil liberties award, while the students who
came to listen to the invited speaker—“the counter-protestors”—deserve to be condemned. Ina
more recent letter the ACLU leaders claim that “the students’ intent was not to censor the
speaker...”
The students themselves have been more honest about their intentions than the ACLU leaders. .
For instance, one student leader refused to acknowledge that Mr. Oren had First Amendment
rights of his own by interrupting him and shouting, “Propagating murder is not an expression of
free speech!” (Shades of Bruce Franklin!) Another student was caught on video telling a crowd
assembled outside the event that “we pretty much shut them down”.
The fact that radical anti-Israel zealots would support censorship of a pro-Israel speaker comes as
no surprise. But the fact that the letter of support was signed by two ACLU leaders should shock
all civil libertarians and supporters of the ACLU. I have been a supporter of the ACLU for half a
century and was a national board member. In addition to supporting the right of Nazis to march
through Skokie, I have defended the right of the most virulent anti-Israel speakers to participate
” http://www. baitcal.com/UCIMuslimStudentUnion.html
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@ a loss or reduction of government funding for child care assistance programs or food reimbursement
programs could adversely affect us;
@ a termination or reduction of tax credits for child care could have a material adverse effect on our
business;
@ if we (or our subsidiaries) are unable to attract and retain sufficient qualified employees, if minimum
wage rates increase or if our employees (cr our subsidiaries’ employees) unionize, our results of
operations may be adversely affected;
& our results of operations could be adversely affected if environmental contamination is discovered on
any of our properties; and
B material weaknesses in KLC’s internal controls discovered during KLC’s fiscal year 2005 audit.
BACKGROUND DATA
Industry and market data used throughout this Memorandum is based on independent industry
publications, government publications, reports by market research firms and other published independent
sources. Some data is also based on our good faith estimates, which are derived from our review of
internal surveys and independent sources. Such information necessarily incorporates significant
assumptions as to factual or other matters. Although we believe these sources are reliable, we have not
independently verified the information from third party-sources or the assumptions on which such
information is based and cannot guarantee its accuracy or completeness. Some of the industry data
contained in this Memorandum has not been updated because we have been unable to obtain more
recent data. Although we are not aware of trends contrary to those reflected in such data (except as
otherwise stated), we cannot assure you that such data are indicative of current trends.
TRADEMARKS
The intellectual property portfolio of the Company includes registered and unregistered trademarks and
service marks and collective trademarks that distinguish the services and products that it offers from
those services and products offered by other companies.
In addition, the Company has applied to register certain other trademarks, service marks and collective
trademarks in the U.S. and other countries, and likely will seek to register additional marks in the future.
A federal registration in the U.S. is effective for ten years and may be renewed for ten-year periods
perpetually, subject only to required filings based on continued use of the mark by a registrant. It is
possible that some of these applications to register additional marks will not result in registrations.
KLC’s primary trademarks are “Knowledge Learning Corporation,” “Children's World,” “Knowledge
Beginnings,” “Children's Discovery Centers” and “Medallion School Partnerships.”
KinderCare owns and uses various registered and unregistered trademarks and service marks covering
the name “KinderCare,” its schocihouse logo and a number of other names, siogans and designs,
including “KinderCare at Work” and “Mulberry.”
k12’s primary trademarks are the k12 star logo, the word mark and design, which are licensed from an
entity controlled by the Principals.
All other product and company names referred to in this Memorandum are trademarks and registered
trademarks of their respective companies.
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death of Apple's curator-in-chief
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From: Darren Indyke
Sent: 5/10/2019 11:01:49 PM
To: jeeyacation@gmail.com; Martin Weinberg
CC: Darren Indyke [
Subject: Acosta plea deal in Epstein sex case defended by former aide I Miami Herald
Attachments: Jeffrey Sloman-Article-201401221517.jpg; alexander-acosta-ap071010029016-cropped.jpg
Importance: High
Privileged - Redacted
https://www.miamiherald.com/latest-news/article226168500.html
Top aide of Jeffrey Epstein
prosecutor Acosta: We acted with
integrity
February 15, 2019 12:17 PM
Palm Beach multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein is a free man, despite sexually abusing
dozens of underage girls according to police and prosecutors. His victims have never
had a voice, until now. By Emily Michot I Julie K. Brown
A former top prosecutor involved in the Jeffrey Epstein sex case is defending his old
boss, Alexander Acosta, whose decision to craft a secret plea deal with the wealthy
New York hedge fund manager has come under federal scrutiny.
In his first public comments on the 10-year-old case, Jeffrey H. Sloman — who at
the time was second in command under Acosta at the U.S. Attorney's Office in
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Miami — said prosecutors resolved the case based on the facts and evidence, and
what he called "legal impediments," including the belief that many of Epstein's
teenage victims were too "terrified" to cooperate in the case.
"Given the obstacles we faced in fashioning a robust federal prosecution, we decided
to negotiate a resolution," said Sloman, now in private practice. "We did not reach
this decision lightly and it came only after significant and often rancorous internal
debate."
Jeffrey Sloman, who was second-in-command to then-U.S. Attorney Alexander
Acosta when the latter was deciding whether to prosecute Jeffrey Epstein, says the
office handled the case properly. Aixa Montero Holt
In a lengthy opinion piece submitted to the Miami Herald Editorial Board, Sloman
alleges that the attacks on Acosta's role in the controversial case are politically
driven by critics who failed to raise significant issues when Acosta was nominated
and confirmed as the U.S. secretary of labor in 2017.
Sloman's comments come two weeks after the Justice Department announced it had
opened an investigation over whether there was prosecutorial misconduct in the
case involving Epstein, who ran a sex pyramid scheme from his Palm Beach estate
that targeted scores of underage girls from 2001 to 2006.
About 30 members of Congress demanded the probe following a Miami Herald
series of stories, "Perversion of Justice," that detailed how federal prosecutors, led
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by Acosta, stitched together an unusual immunity deal that allowed Epstein to
escape what could have been a life sentence in federal prison.
U.S. Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta has been criticized for the plea deal he
worked out with Jeffrey Epstein. Acosta was U.S. attorney for Southern Florida at
the time. Alan Diaz
Instead, Epstein — whose friends included President Donald Trump, former
President Bill Clinton and other politically connected people — was allowed to
quietly plead guilty to prostitution charges in state court. He served 13 months in
the county jail, where he was allowed liberal work release privileges rarely given to
sex offenders in Florida and barred by the Palm Beach Sheriffs Department's own
rules.
He was released in 2009, but his victims — who were 13 to 16 years old at the time —
are still fighting more than a decade later to have his non-prosecution agreement
overturned.
In his op-ed, Sloman called Acosta "an outstanding public servant ... at risk of
becoming collateral damage in Washington's latest polarized conflagration," adding,
"I won't let it happen without first being heard."
Jeffrey Epstein apologizes, but not to his victims
Jeffrey Epstein, a multimillionaire who molested dozens of underage girls, and is
suspected of trafficking countless other girls around the world, issued a public
apology Tuesday. It was not to the victims of his abuse, but to one of their lawyers.
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"As additional details about Epstein's crimes have emerged, it is clear to me that we
should have pushed for much harsher terms," Sloman wrote. "That said, some have
mistakenly suggested that our office kowtowed to Epstein's high-priced defense
lawyers or, worse, that his lawyers corrupted or intimidated us into submission. ...
Nothing could be further from the truth."
Sloman did not directly address the chief complaint brought by Epstein's victims,
who are now in their late 20S and early 30s. Those who spoke to the Herald said
they felt betrayed by federal prosecutors, who sealed the non-prosecution agreement
from public view so that they wouldn't find out about it before he was sentenced. It
would be almost a year before they were successful in having it unsealed. By then, it
was too late to try to derail it.
They allege, in a federal lawsuit filed against the government, that prosecutors
deliberately kept the deal secret — in violation of federal law — to prevent them
from appearing at Epstein's sentencing to possibly undo the deal. Nor did Sloman
address why prosecutors also gave immunity to a number of Epstein's co-
conspirators, who have never been identified.
"They cut a deal which they have to know was a failure," said Marci Hamilton, a law
professor at the University of Pennsylvania and executive director of Child USA,
which advocates for children's civil liberties. " They kept it secret and they didn't
charge the co-conspirators. The horror of this is if you don't hold all the 'Johns'
accountable, then it doesn't stop. This case involved multiple girls, multiple men,
multiple recruiters, multiple times and he recruited girls to get other girls. That's a
trafficking organization."
Acosta has not commented since 2011, when he defended his decisions in a publicly
issued letter that can be found in the federal court file. In it, he described what he
called a "yearlong assault" on prosecutors by Epstein's "army of legal superstars,"
including Roy Black, Kenneth Starr and Alan Dershowitz, among others. In four
long paragraphs, Acosta detailed how defense attorneys relentlessly worked to
manipulate the negotiation process, often frustrating prosecutors.
"They would obtain concessions as part of a negotiation and agree to proceed, only
to change their minds, and appeal the office's decision to Washington," Acosta
wrote, adding that their tactics included delving into the private family lives of
individual prosecutors in an effort to discredit them and get them removed from the
case.
Wrote Sloman: "The Herald's 'Perversion of Justice' series presented a heartrending
portrait of Epstein's victims and made a strong case that he should have gone to jail
much longer, but never explained or substantiated its accusation that we schemed
with Epstein's lawyers."
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The Herald's series quoted a trove of letters and emails between prosecutors and
Epstein's defense team that showed that Epstein's lawyers were allowed to dictate
the terms of each deal that they drew up, and prosecutors repeatedly backed down
on deadlines. The lead prosecutor, Marie Villafaria, amid the negotiations wrote to
Epstein lawyer Jay Lefkowitz: "I thought we had worked very well together in
resolving this dispute. ... I feel that I bent over backwards to keep in mind the effect
that the agreement would have on Mr. Epstein."
Where are they now? The biggest players in the Jeffrey Epstein case
The girls who were abused by Jeffrey Epstein and the cops who championed their
cause remain angry over what they regard as a gross injustice, while Epstein's
employees and those who engineered his non-prosecution agreement have
prospered.
The email chain also shows that prosecutors sometimes communicated with the
defense team using private emails, and that their correspondence referenced
discussions that they wanted to have by phone or in person so that there would be
no paper trail, the Herald found. At one point, Acosta met privately with Lefkowitz,
who came from the same Washington, D.C.-based law firm, at a Marriott hotel in
West Palm Beach, the emails showed. It was at that meeting, the records show,
when Acosta agreed to keep the deal secret.
The correspondences also show that Sloman sought several times to have Epstein's
victims notified about the deal, as required under the Crime Victims Rights Act. But
after Epstein's lawyers aggressively objected and appealed to Acosta, it never
happened.
Sloman, however, insisted that Epstein's lawyers' aggressive defense had no bearing
on the office's decision to set aside what court records show was a 53-page federal
indictment it had prepared against Epstein. Sloman said the facts dictated that
Epstein should plead guilty to what he called "a crime in state court that reflected
his true conduct," adding that the case was "at heart, a local sex case."
"It is a gross mischaracterization to describe this as a local sex case," said lawyer
Jack Scarola, a representative of several of Epstein's then-underage victims. "There
was ample evidence that Epstein was operating on a large international scale. The
involvement of the federal government was a consequence of evidence that children
were crossing national and state borders for the purpose of prostitution."
At the time that the case was closed, FBI investigators had identified nearly 40
victims — and more were coming forward — who said they had been molested or
sexually assaulted by Epstein and some of his co-conspirators. One of those victims,
Courtney Wild, told the Herald that she brought at least 6o girls to his waterfront
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Palm Beach estate over time. She wanted Epstein prosecuted — and was willing to
testify — but prosecutors never gave her the chance, she told the Herald.
In addition, FBI records show that agents had traveled to New York and New
Mexico to interview other possible victims, the Herald found. The non-prosecution
deal that was struck was filed under seal. The result was that no one — not even the
judge — would know the full scope of Epstein's crimes and how many victims were
involved.
Acosta, who now heads a federal agency with oversight of international child labor
laws and human trafficking, was personally involved in the negotiations, records,
letters and emails show.
AG nominee Barr pledges to look into handling of Epstein case
Sen. Ben Sasse questioned attorney general nominee William Barr about the Jeffrey
Epstein case on January 15, 2019, getting the nominee to commit to having the
Department of Justice look into the handling of that case if confirmed.
By C-SPAN
Sloman reiterated Acosta's earlier contention that most of Epstein's victims
wouldn't cooperate.
"So somehow, had Epstein been a child molester of one or two victims, then they
would have prosecuted him?" said Wild's attorney, Brad Edwards, in an interview
with the Herald for its series published in November. "But because he molested
hundreds of victims and some of them wouldn't testify, then they are saying, 'we
can't prosecute.' How absurd is that argument?"
Edwards tried unsuccessfully to block the plea deal in federal court. In 2008, days
after Epstein was sentenced, he filed an emergency order, alleging that the
agreement was illegal because it violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act, which
grants crime victims certain rights, including the right to confer with prosecutors
and be notified of a plea deal. The lawsuit is still pending a decade later.
"There is a reason for the Crime Victims Rights Act — so that prosecutors don't
preempt a victim's ability to speak for themselves about a proposed plea bargain,"
Scarola said. "Here, the decision was being made secretly for them."
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Delray Beach, Florida 33484
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Edwards, Bradley vs. Dershowitz
Case No.: CACE 15-000072
Edwards and Cassells Response to Dershowitz's Motion to Determine Confidentiality of Court Records
Page 12 of 20
Scarola) and Dershowitz’s extended answer are quoted in full— including Dershowitz’s
reference to the oral sex allegation that he now argues this Court should treat as “confidential”:
Q. [Y]ou [are] aware that years before December of 2014, when the
CVRA pleading was filed, that your name had come up repeatedly in
connection with Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse of minors, correct? . . .
A. Let me answer that question. I am aware that never before 2014,
end of December, was it ever, ever alleged that I had acted in any
way inappropriately with regard to Virginia [Giuffre], that I ever
touched her, that I ever met her, that Ihad ever been with her. I was
completely aware ofthat. There had never been any
allegation. She claims under oath that she told you that secretly in
2011, but you have produced no notes of any such conversation.
You, of course, are a witness to this allegation and will be deposed
asa witness to this allegation. I believe it is an entirely false
allegation that she told you in 2011 that she had had any sexual
contact with me. I think she’s lying through her teeth when she
says that. And I doubt that your notes will reveal any such
information.
But if she did tell you that, she would be absolutely, categorically
lying. So I am completely aware that never, until the lies were put
in a legal pleading at the end of December 2014, it was
never alleged that I had any sexual contact with Virginia Roberts.
I know that it was alleged that I was a witness to Jeffrey Epstein's
alleged abuse and that was false. | was never a witness to any of
Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse. And I wrote that to you, something
that you have falsely denied. And I stand on the record. The record
is clear that I have categorically denied I was ever a witness to
any abuse, that | ever saw Jeffrey Epstein abusing anybody.
And -- and the very idea that I would stand and talk to Jeffrey
Epstein while he was receiving oral sex from Virginia Roberts,
which she swore to under oath, is so outrageous, so preposterous,
that even David Boies said he couldn’t believe it was true.
MS. McCAWLEY: I object. I object. I'm not going to allow you to reveal
any conversations that happened in the context of a settlement discussion.
THE WITNESS: Does she have standing?
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Chapter Sixteen
Rabin had inherited a peace process, put in motion by the Bush
Administration after the Gulf War. But since both Prime Minister Shamir and
our Arab enemies had reasons of procedure, politics or principle to resist the
talks, merely getting them off the ground had required the same combination of
deftness and determination President Bush had brought to assembling his
wartime coalition and defeating Saddam. After a formal opening session in
Madrid, the “bilateral tracks” — between Israel and negotiators from Syria,
Lebanon, Jordan and the Palestinians — had quickly stalemated and stalled.
Yitzhak came to office saying he was not interested in a peace process,
which seemed to him a license for endless talk with no set endpoint, but in
peacemaking. Since | had the good fortune to be part of the informal inner circle
with which he discussed the potential opportunities, pitfalls and frustrations
along the way, I know that he wasn’t assuming we could necessarily achieve a
peace agreement with any of our neighbors. But after the twin shocks of the
Lebanon War and the Scud missiles, he was concerned that Israel would retreat
into a mix of political caution and military deterrence which he rightly believed
was short-sighted. He believed we needed at least to try to seize a “window of
opportunity” with those enemies who were at least open to compromise, if only
because we were facing new threats from enemies for whom talk was not even
an option. An increasingly assertive Iran, with nuclear ambitions, was one. But
the intifada had also thrown up new Palestinian groups grounded not in
nationalism, but fundamentalist Islam: Hamas in Gaza, which opposed Israel’s
presence on any part of “Muslim Palestine,” and Islamic Jihad on the West
Bank. And in Lebanon, we were confronting the Iranian-backed Shi’ ite militia
fighters of Hizbollah.
Each of us in the small group on whom Rabin relied for input on the peace
talks brought something different to the mix. In addition to me, there were four
other generals: Uri Saguy, the head of military intelligence; Gadi Zohar, in
charge of civil administration for the West Bank and Gaza; my own former
sayeret deputy, Danny Yatom, who was head of the central command; and
Rabin’s military aide, Kuti Mor. Also included were longtime political and
media aide Eitan Haber, and another trusted political adviser thousands of miles
away: Itamar Rabinovich, our ambassador in Washington and Israel’s leading
Syria expert. But I’m sure we weren’t chosen just for our insights. It was
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The following week was a daily routine, providing Jeffrey with
massages and continuously being groomed to fulfil] all his needs. Often
joined by Ms. Maxwell and her assistant Emmy for sexual trysts of all
kinds. I was mentally and physically exhausted from the week of working
and having to keep up with Jeffrey's strenuous late night activities. I
couldn’t believe what I was doing but it was all starting to sink in fast.
Most nights when | got home, I’d briefly say “Hi” to Mom and Dad
before heading straight to my bedroom. I couldn’t even sleep well
anymore. Closing my eyes at night I would fight the inevitable flood of
thoughts, replaying the moments of shame that ate away myself piece by
piece. My only reasoning being | just had to keep telling myself it would
all be worth it in the end.
This afternoon Ghislane appeared to be in a much better mood. Instead
of taking me straight up to Jeffrey she took me to a yellow guest room
where Emmy mostly stayed. It had a balcony where Emmy was already
outside reading a magazine and puffing on a cigarette. Ghislane lit one up
too and then offered me one. I hadn’t smoked cigarettes much before,
besides trying to look cool in front of one of my friends, but never really
took to them, so when | started to cough from the inhalation of smoke,
the girls began to laugh and joke about my in-experience. It was an
icebreaker for all of us to laugh and poke fun at me. I was then able to
give it back to them saying I would rather be an in-experienced non-
smoker than an old lady with a raspy smokers cough. | don’t think
Ghislane was used to somebody giving it back to her, but she seemed to
like it, as long as she was able to have the last say. | knew my boundaries
and she liked that I wouldn’t cross those invisible lines. All three of us
chatted like friends and it started to feel like some kind of a strange
relationship was budding. After about fifteen minutes of chatting away,
Ghislane instructed me to wash my hands thoroughly, as Jeffrey hated the
smell of smokers, and to follow her down the hallway to the massage
room where he’ll be expecting me shortly. I did what she asked and
sprayed myself with the body spray that I always carried in my purse and
headed down the hall to Jeffrey’s room.
When I opened the door to the massage room surprisingly it was empty.
I sat down on the already made up massage table and was careful not to
mess up the neatly folded towels on the end of the bed. It was a good
fifteen more minutes before Jeffrey made his appearance. It was strange
seeing him in clothes for the first time. He wasn’t wearing what you’d
expect your typical billionaire’s attire to be. He was wearing a pair of
sweatpants and a Harvard sweatshirt, which he began to remove
immediately. This time he wanted to commence our session in the steam
room, so | began to undress as well. We went into the steam room and he
pushed a few buttons and the steam began to pour in from the marble
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wall’s built in jets. There was a bench coming out of the wall also made
out of marble that went from either side of the room and had a step
underneath it where I was instructed to sit on so that I could begin giving
Jeffery his massage. Our conversation started off about simple things like
how was your day at work, and I asked Jeffrey how his day was lounging
around, just being polite to cach other. He was acting out of character
being a lot more attentive and conversing with me about other things than
sex or massages for once. Starting with his heels, ankles, toes and arches
in the soles of his feet I massaged all the way up to his calves. It took a
lot more strength to massage in the steam room without oils or lotions
and the constant blowing of steam in your face making me twice as
exerted. | was beginning to really start to heat up when the door to the
room suddenly opened to reveal two naked women. Ghislane and Emmy
acted as if they came in to join us for a steam bath, but my instincts were
telling me otherwise. At least the cold burst of air and escaped steam
revived me a bit.
So there was Jeffrey and Ghislane sitting on top of this marble bench,
each with a young girl at their feet. Emmy and I continued with the
massage until they were ready to head into the shower. There were two
showerheads that Ghislane and Jeffrey both stood under while they were
being lathered with soap bubbles as we washed their bodies. After the
shower Ghislane led us into Jeffrey’s bed to finish today’s session with
Emmy, Ghislane and I performing lesbian acts of foreplay on each other
while Jeffrey laid back and watched. Stroking his manhood in much
delight, he brought himself to climax, and the session was over within
moments. We all got dressed and went downstairs to the kitchen for some
refreshments. Like nothing had happened at all, it was all so bizarre for
me, the whole ordeal with them since this all began. | couldn’t understand
why Ghislane and Jeffrey had such an openly intimate relationship but
yet never regarded themselves as partners. They rarely kissed and never
held hands or even slept in the same bed. It was more like a sexual
arrangement between the two of them. She brings in the girls for his
peculiar taste and he supplies the lavish lifestyle she was accustomed too
before her family lost all of their fortunes. I wasn’t sure how to act or
feel, always obliging to their needs but reserved enough not to get
attached, as if there was this invisible hierarchy and by instinct I knew
my place.
We all hung out in the kitchen for a while before | asked when Juan
could bring me home as I had work in the morning and was tired. They
said no problem and called Juan on the intercom right away, but said
we'd all have something to talk about tomorrow. | knew it had something
to do with my employment trial and from the way they were acting
tonight, I could only assume I got the job, but you never know with these
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The Question of When | 159
He offered to defect to the United States. The CIA accepted his offer,
and through this archive of secrets he had previously compiled, he
became one of the CIA’s most productive sources in the Cold War.
The job of an intelligence service is to take advantage of whatever
opportunities come its way in the form of self-generated spies. If
a Russian walk-in had not yet burned his bridges to his own ser-
vice, U.S. intelligence officers were under instructions to attempt to
persuade the walk-in to return to his post in Russia and serve as a
“defector-in-place,” or mole. “While defectors can and do provide
critical information,” a CIA memorandum on walk-ins during the
Cold War noted, “there are very few cases in which the same indi-
vidual may not have been of greater value if he had returned to his
post.” Of course, if a walk-in believed he was already compromised,
as Golitsyn did, a decision would have to be made whether the value
of his intelligence merited exfiltrating him to the United States.
This required evaluating the bona fides of the walk-in. Not all
walk-ins are accepted as defectors. Some walk-ins are deemed “dan-
gles,” or agents dispatched by the KGB to test and confuse the CIA.
® Others are rejected as political liabilities, as happened to Wang Lijun, ©
a well-connected police chief in China. In February 2012, Wang
walked into the U.S. consulate in Chengdu asking for asylum. The
State Department decided against it. After Wang left U.S. protection,
he was arrested for corruption and received a fifteen-year prison
sentence. Such decisions about walk-ins are not made without due
consideration, often at the highest level of a government, because
exfiltrating a defector can result in diplomatic ruptures and political
embarrassments.
Conversely, it raises espionage concerns when an adversary gov-
ernment authorizes the exfiltration of a rogue employee of an intel-
ligence service. At minimum, it suggests that a rival government
placed value on what the defector could provide it. The Snowden
case is no exception. Whatever Snowden’s prior relations might have
been with Russia, it can be assumed that after he fled to Moscow,
in light of the intelligence value of the stolen documents, he would
wind up in the hands of the Russian security services. That assump-
tion was reinforced by subsequent countermeasures that were
implemented by adversaries moved to block secret sources of NSA
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Section 1 Study Guide
A regular reader who goes by SnowdropExplodes suggested that I add "study guides” to
the end of each section of this book in order to pull it together, and I thought it was a
good idea. (See why I love my readers?) I'm sure that others could find this insufferably
patronizing, however; if you're one of them, feel free not to read the guides! I'm just
trying to offer questions for further thought, and give some insight on why I organized
this book the way I did. This section was intended to pull together the ideas I see as
"basic" or "building blocks" for feminist sex, both in theory and in practice.
KOK ok
1. Have any of these pieces felt relevant to how you communicate with your partners?
Have any pieces felt irrelevant or incomprehensible? Can you see any overarching
themes that guide which ones felt relevant, and which ones felt incomprehensible?
la. If you could give your partners one piece of advice about communicating with you,
what would it be?
1b. Are there areas of communication that you feel you need to work on? (For example,
Clarisse often thinks that she should work on her non-verbal communication, and has
occasionally had trouble being direct with her partners about what she wants.)
lc. What ideas about sex and communication do you think you've absorbed from friends,
parents, and your larger cultural environment?
KK Ok
2. What stereotypes do you see acting on your sexuality?
2a. Have you come up with any mental tactics for thinking around those stereotypes?
What are they? (For example, Clarisse sees the "S&M superpowers" concept as a positive
way of framing S&M, so it doesn't feel "broken" or "dark.")
te ok ok
3. Are there any areas of your sexuality where you feel trapped or stalled? Can you think
of ways that you want to move forward on those, or do you think it might be a good idea
to take some time off from those activities instead?
te Kk ok
4. If you were feeling anxious about a relationship or uncertain about your boundaries,
who would you turn to in order to talk about that? Do you have friends (online or offline)
or other resources where you could find advice?
4a. Are there unique problems affecting abusive relationships within the communities
you frequent? How do sexual stereotypes affect how you and your friends perceive both
positive relationships and abusive relationships?
te Ok ok
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have another hour.
MR. SCAROLA: I'm almost ready to take a
break.
MR. SCOTT: Okay.
MR. SCAROLA: Could you read back the last
question, please?
First of all, I move to strike the
unresponsive specch,
And now read back the last question, if
you would.
(Requested portion read back as follows:)
THE REPORTER: "Do you remember having
made those statements?”
Do you want me to read prior to that?
MR. SCAROLA: No, that's fine. That's the
question that I asked.
BY MR. SCAROLA:
Q. Is the answer yes?
A. I don't remember specifically. Ido
gencrally remember having said that your clients
could have easily discovered conclusive proof that
Virginia Roberts was lying about me and that
had -- because 1 knew, of course, it was false --
MR. SCAROLA: Tom --
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MR. SCAROLA: That has nothing to do with
the question I asked --
MR. SCOTT: Let's take -- let's take a
break like I suggested and we'll come back and
then you can ask your question and -- okay?
MR. SCAROLA: Well, while the question is
pending, I would like an answer to the question
before we break.
MR. SCOTT: Did you answer the question?
JHE WITNESS: [ thought I did.
A. But what -- could you repeat the question?
I'll try to answer it in a yes or no if I can.
BY MR. SCAROLA:
Q. Did you make the statement that within an
hour of learning of these allegations, you had
gathered documents that completely exonerated you?
A. I don't recall those specific words --
Q. Thank you, sir.
A. -- but the truth --
MR. SCOTT: That's it, and I think he
indicated that before.
MR. SCAROLA: That would be very helpful
if we said that and then we stopped and we can
take a break.
MR. SCOTT: He previously had said that
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MR. SCAROLA: Thank you.
VIDEOGRAPHER: Going off the record. The
time is approximately 11:01 a.m.
(Recess was held from 11:01 a.m. until 11:23 a.m.)
VIDEOGRAPHER: Going back on the record.
The time is approximately 11:23 a.m.
BY MR. SCAROLA:
Q. When did you last travel from outside the
State of Florida to arrive in Florida?
A. The day before yesterday, | think.
Q. And where did you travel from?
A. New York.
Q. When were you last in Boston, in the
Boston area?
A. About two weeks ago.
Q. So, if anyone had represented that you
were going to be traveling from Boston to Florida
this past weekend, that would have been a
misrepresentation; is that correct?
A. Thave no idca what you're talking about.
Q. Well, I'm talking about your personal
travels. If anyone had represented that you were
268
going to travel from Boston to Florida and canceled
travel arrangements from Boston to Florida this past
weekend, that would have been a misrepresentation,
correct?
A. [have no idea what you're talking about.
I'm sorry.
Q. Well, what is it that you don't understand
about that question? Either you were in --
A. The basis --
Q. -- Boston and were planning on traveling
from Boston to Florida this past weekend or the last
time you were in Boston was two weeks ago, so you
couldn't have been planning --
A. I--
Q. -- on traveling from Boston to Florida.
A. Iwas actually in Boston -- now that I
checked my calendar, [ was actually in Boston --
here, | have -- aha. It says -- and my calendar
says | was in Boston. Then it says leave for
Florida, but that got changed. Yes, that got
changed, right.
Q. May | see that, please?
A. No, this is my personal calendar.
Q. Yes, I'm sorry, but if you refer to
anything to refresh your recollection --
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Not surprisingly, growth has stalled. Wages have fallen. Productivity has
stagnated.
For 95% of the male population, real earnings are lower today than they were
in 1973.
Is there any wonder many of these men vote for Donald Trump — a “strong
man” who promises to do something about it?
But the top 5% — where the foxes are — gained income. Their wages are up
more than 50% over the same time.
Why?
Because they take more and more money from the rest of us.
More tomorrow... on a new Rebellion in Gualfin... and a measure of how big
the Deep State has become...
Regards,
a =
Bill
Further Reading: The Deep State already controls just about every aspect of
American life. From health care to education to the food on our tables to the
never-ending war on terror, this cadre of cronies is pulling the strings.
In his latest online presentation, Bill exposes how the Deep State has now
pushed the world to the brink of an irreversible disaster. Learn more here as
he reveals how it will all unfold... and, more importantly, how it’l] change your
life forever.
Market Insight
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block out the Barbies behind her. Over on the Gold Coast, girls
in big, high-ceilinged bedrooms have American Girl dolls. Dolls
with natural smiles, perfectly vacant moon faces. American Girl
dolls are beautiful. They’re expensive. But you have to have one
if Mom and Dad are willing to pay. Over on the Coast, most
mothers and fathers are. But out in the sticks, where Mary lives,
you get Barbies—passed down from mother to daughter, from
sister to sister. They're rail-thin, missile-breasted. There’s a touch
of knowingness to the curl of their otherwise innocent mouths.
American Girl dolls are girlie, but Barbie’s like Britney Spears.
Barbie’s dangling her long legs over the line that separates girls
from women.
Be like Barbie, Mary thinks.
She can’t be nervous. Not now. Not today.
What she tells herself, over and over again, is: It’s not that big
a deal. .
But, of course, it is a big deal. Before long, Mary’s visit to the
big fancy house will become part of a months-long Palm Beach
police investigation—an affidavit for probable cause, filed by
the Palm Beach PD—and, finally, the arrest and conviction of
the home’s owner, Jeffrey Epstein.
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From:
Sent:
To:
Sultan Bin Sulayem ________________________________________
8/12/2011 2:43:12 PM
Jeffrey Epstein [jeeyacation@gmail.com]
Importance: High
Newsmax. corn
Laffer: Obama Must Use Reaganomics to Save Economy The only way President Barack Obama can solve the
nation's economic woes is to adopt "common-sense" Reaganomics, the policy's architect Arthur Laffer claims
in an exclusive Newsmax interview.
Laffer said the White House called him in the spring and asked him to speak to Obama's former Council of
Economic Advisors' chairman Austen Goolsbee — and he had told him exactly the same thing.
"Reaganomics would fix any economy that's in the doldrums," Laffer said. "It's not a magic sauce, it's
common sense.
"You've got to get rid of all federal taxes in the extreme and replace them with a low-rate flat tax on business
net sales, and on personal unadjusted gross income. That's number one.
"Number two, you have to have spending restraint. Government spending causes unemployment, it does not
cure unemployment.
"Number three, you need sound money. Ben Bernanke is running the least sound monetary policy I've ever
heard of," Laffer said.
"Number four you need regulations, but you don't need those regulations to go beyond the purpose at hand and
create collateral damage. The regulatory policies are really way off here.
"And lastly you need free trade," Laffer said. "Foreigners produce some things better than we do and we
produce some things better than foreigners. It would be foolish in the extreme if we didn't sell them those things
we produce better than they do in exchange for those things they produce better than we do."
In the interview the veteran economist said Standard & Poor's was quite right in downgrading the U.S. credit
rating — in fact it should have done so far earlier.
The agency had no choice and if the other agencies, Moody's and Fitch, don't do the same they won't be doing
their jobs, said Laffer, who gave his name to the Laffer Curve which demonstrates that the maximum amount of
government revenue does not come at the point of maximum taxes.
______`If you had a company that had revenues of $21/2 million and expenses of $4 million, with no change in
sight, $11/2 million in losses each year as far as the eye can see and it had already borrowed $10 million, what
would you rate that company? I surely wouldn't rate it AAA.
"That is the U.S. situation today," Laffer said. "Taxes are about $21/2 trillion, government spending is about $4
trillion and we have about $10 trillion in net national debt. I don't see that as being a AAA country.
"If the S&P and the others were doing their jobs correctly, they should have downgraded a long time ago."
Laffer said he has no doubt the country will win its top rating back, but only when economic policies are
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completely turned around. He said President Barack Obama's administration's only economic plan seemed to
be to expand government ownership of the means of production.
"They have nationalized the health care industry pretty extensively. They've done that with home building as
well. They've tried it with the auto industry as well. So they have moved very, very deliberatively and
purposefully toward extending the government ownership of the means of production.
"That to me, if you read the tealeaves, is what they are doing. It is not what they are saying they are doing, but
that is what they actually are doing.
"People don't work to pay taxes, people work to get what they can after taxes. It's that very private incentive
that motivates them to work. If you pay people not to work and tax them if they do work, don't be surprised if
you find a lot of people not working."
Laffer said the current economic woes started to form under President George W. Bush but have been made
worse by Obama's policies.
"There's a wedge driven between wages paid and wages received and that wedge is the tax/government
spending wedge," he said.
"That wedge has grown dramatically in the last 4 1/2 years...under W and a Republican administration
and...under Obama. Bipartisan ignorance has led us to this very disastrously desolate state."
Laffer had high praise for the role the tea party has played in bringing the problem of the deficits to the fore.
"The tea party is not the problem, the tea party may well be the solution," he said. "They are critical to the
future of the country in a positive way. They are the only fiscally sound people I know out there all the time.
"I don't know that I would go as far as they go on a lot of issues but I surely respect their movement very
much."
And he said any one of the group of Republicans vying for the party's nomination for the White House would
make" a great president."
"Tim Pawlenty is spectacular. Newt Gingrich knows more about issues than anyone you've ever seen. Michele
Bachmann is out-of-sight wonderful," he said.
"Rick Perry is second to no one in this stuff If you look at Herman Cain, he's phenomenal.
"Oh and (Jon) Huntsman was a great governor of the state of Utah and is a phenomenally experienced
intellectual competent man.
"When you look at the Republican candidates, you see a group of people who are absolutely outstanding in
attributes."
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RLK: Fourth is technology
transfer. And then government
support of new technologies.
The last is the most sensitive
one.
HOST: Robert Lawrence Kuhn,
we're going to have to leave it
there. Lots to talk about. We do
appreciate your time.
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recognized China experts (with the exception of one who is more broadly an Asia
expert but has extensive experience with China-related projects) who have served as
directors of programs or centers in their respective institutions. About half have served
in the US government. One directs a think tank that is partially supported by Chinese
government funds. The interviews were all conducted in 2018.
China has become a priority field for US think tanks concerned with international
relations, and most now have staff members (often several) devoted to researching and
publishing on China. Many possess PhD degrees, Chinese language skills, and have
lived in or visited China over many years with some originally from the PRC. Some
stay on staff for many years, while others work on short-term (two- or three-year)
contracts. Most think tanks also employ student research assistants and interns
(including those from China).
There is significant interaction between American and Chinese think tanks—as
think-tank researchers need to visit China as well as host and receive visitors in the United
States to be well informed and to perform their own research work. Most interviewees
reported hosting or participating in ad hoc meetings in their home institutions with
visiting Chinese officials or scholars on a regular basis; although two do not host any
meetings with Chinese, they will attend such events if hosted by others. All but one
of the interviewees travel to China for their work: to deliver lectures, to participate in
conferences or Track 1.5 or Track 2 dialogues, and to do research for articles, books,
and reports.
A number of scholars noted a marked shift in the nature of their interactions with
Chinese colleagues and research projects over the past few years. While long-
standing Track 2 dialogues continue on issues such as cyber policy, nuclear policy,
and US-China interactions in third countries and regions, overall they seem not as
open, robust, and productive as in the past. Indeed, several long-standing Track 2
dialogues have been curtailed or stopped altogether—with scholars reporting that
it is increasingly difficult to establish sustained dialogues that are meaningful with
Chinese think tanks because of new rules, restrictions, and uncertainties. For instance,
Chinese institutions (both think tanks and universities) must now obtain central-level
government approval, such as vetting dialogue topics and foreign participants, before
being able to host foreign participants in China. New Chinese government regulations
generally limit Chinese think-tank scholars and university professors to one foreign
trip per year, and even go so far as to hold passports to make even personal travel more
difficult.
When dialogues do occur, another noticeable recent trend has been a decline in
candor and greater uniformity in what Chinese interlocutors say. One US think tanker
noted, “The conversations have declined in productivity,” while another commented
Section5
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Table of Contents
value is more leveraged to future value appreciation and depends upon a future increase in the value of our common stock. The committee also has
determined that restricted stock unit grants to NEOs should be used for the purposes of retention or recognition of outstanding performance in part because
restricted stock units are less volatile than stock options.
2018 Annual Grant
For fiscal 2018, the Compensation and Nominating Committee determined to award an equal blend of time-based stock options and restricted
stock units to provide a mix composed of awards whose value depends upon a future increase in the value of the common stock (time-based stock options)
and awards that serve primarily as a retention tool (time-based restricted stock units).
For the 2018 annual grant, the committee targeted a grant value equal to the amount of each executive’s base salary. The committee initially
targeted the annual grant based on a 10-day average stock price as of April 2, 2018 ($21.61). Based on that price, Mr. Garcia would have received 15,988
options and 9,255 RSUs; Messrs. Jenkins and Huston would have received 14,989 options and 8,677 RSUs; and Messrs. Keeton and Gill would have
received 13,190 options and 7,635 RSUs. However, the grants were not awarded until mid-July when the stock price had more than doubled ($44.21). To
compensate the executives for the disadvantage of receiving stock options with a much higher exercise price, the Committee determined to grant additional
RSUs. The grant value of the additional RSUs is equal to one-half of the in-the-money value difference between the options granted based on the March
stock price and the options granted based on the July stock price, resulting in a total of 13,987 RSUs granted to Mr. Garcia, 13,113 to Messrs. Jenkins and
Huston each, and 11,540 to Messrs. Keeton and Gill each.
2018 Special Performance-Contingent Grant
For fiscal 2018, the Compensation and Nominating Committee and the Board also granted a one-time special performance-contingent RSU
award for driving exceptional company performance to achieve an important milestone in the development of the business. The RSUs were granted on
April 30, 2018, to the NEOs other than the CEO; the CEO received his award on May 1, 2018. Mr. Garcia was granted 14,572 RSUs ($393,298 grant
value), Messrs. Jenkins and Huston 13,662 RSUs ($358,081 grant value), and Messrs. Keeton and Gill 12,022 RSUs ($315,097 grant value). All of these
grants will vest 100% on the date of the first periodic report filed where positive quarterly EBITDA is reported. None of the RSUs were vested as of the end
of 2018.
2018 100k Milestone Gift
On September 10, 2018, we announced a commitment by our chief executive officer, Emest Garcia III (“Mr. Garcia”), to contribute 165 shares
of Class A common stock to us from his personal shareholdings for every one of our then-existing employees, including the NEOs, upon their satisfying
certain employment tenure requirements. In connection with these contributions, we have made corresponding grants of 165 restricted stock units under our
2017 Omnibus Incentive Plan to each employee who has satisfied the requirements and we intend to make grants to the remaining then-existing employees
as they satisfy the requirements (the “100k Milestone Gift” or “Gift’). Messrs. Jenkins, Huston, Keeton, and Gill all received the grant in 2018, which had a
grant date fair value of $10,562.
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All the more so when dictators rediscover the time-honored technique of weaponizing the
people against each other by punishing those who don’t denounce or punish others.
In contrast, technologically advanced societies have long had the means to install
Internet-connected, government-monitored surveillance cameras in every bar and
bedroom. Yet that has not happened, because democratic governments (even the current
American administration, with its flagrantly antidemocratic impulses) lack the will and
the means to enforce such surveillance on an obstreperous people accustomed to saying
what they want. Occasionally, warnings of nuclear, biological, or cyberterrorism goad
government security agencies into measures such as hoovering up mobile phone
metadata, but these ineffectual measures, more theater than oppression, have had no
significant effect on either security or freedom. Ironically, tech prophecy plays a role in
encouraging these measures. By sowing panic about supposed existential threats such as
suitcase nuclear bombs and bioweapons assembled in teenagers’ bedrooms, they put
pressure on governments to prove they’re doing something, anything, to protect the
American people.
It’s not that political freedom takes care of itself. It’s that the biggest threats lie in
the networks of ideas, norms, and institutions that allow information to feed back (or not)
on collective decisions and understanding. As opposed to the chimerical technological
threats, one real threat today is oppressive political correctness, which has choked the
range of publicly expressible hypotheses, terrified many intelligent people against
entering the intellectual arena, and triggered a reactionary backlash. Another real threat
is the combination of prosecutorial discretion with an expansive lawbook filled with
vague statutes. The result is that every American unwittingly commits “three felonies a
day” (as the title of a book by civil libertarian Harvey Silverglate puts it) and is in
jeopardy of imprisonment whenever it suits the government’s needs. It’s this
prosecutorial weaponry that makes Big Brother all-powerful, not telescreens. The
activism and polemicizing directed against government surveillance programs would be
better directed at its overweening legal powers.
The other focus of much tech prophecy today is artificial intelligence, whether in
the original sci-fi dystopia of computers running amok and enslaving us in an
unstoppable quest for domination, or the newer version in which they subjugate us by
accident, single-mindedly seeking some goal we give them regardless of its side effects
on human welfare (the value-alignment problem adumbrated by Wiener). Here again
both threats strike me as chimerical, growing from a narrow technological determinism
that neglects the networks of information and control in an intelligent system like a
computer or brain and in a society as a whole.
The subjugation fear is based on a muzzy conception of intelligence that owes
more to the Great Chain of Being and a Nietzschean will to power than to a Wienerian
analysis of intelligence and purpose in terms of information, computation, and control. In
these horror scenarios, intelligence is portrayed as an all-powerful, wish-granting potion
that agents possess in different amounts. Humans have more of it than animals, and an
artificially intelligent computer or robot will have more of it than humans. Since we
humans have used our moderate endowment to domesticate or exterminate less well-
endowed animals (and since technologically advanced societies have enslaved or
annihilated technologically primitive ones), it follows that a supersmart AI would do the
same to us. Since an AI will think millions of times faster than we do, and use its
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From: Martin G. Weinberg
Sent: 1/30/2015 7:03:47 PM
To: jeevacation@gmail.com; A tiCsSCS
Subject: Fw: Fwd: Media Enquiry - The Guardian - Re: Jeffrey Epstein
From: David Peag
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2015 12:00 PM
To:
Subject: Fwd: Media Enquiry - The Guardian - Re: Jeffrey Epstein
Dear Mr Weinberg,
| hope this email finds you well. | am a journalist at The Guardian newspaper in London.
We are preparing for publication an article in which we may mention Mr Jeffrey Epstein, who is your client.
We have sent Mr Epstein an email concerning this article and made a number of attempts to contact him, to
which he has not responded.
Please see the email in question below. Should Mr Epstein wish to respond, please ensure that we receive his
response by no later than 18:00 on Monday 2nd February 2015.
| would be grateful if you could acknowledge receipt of this email.
Yours faithfully,
David Pegg
The Guardian
Kings Place
90 York Way
London
N1 9GU
wane enna Forwarded message ----------
From: David Pegs [aaa
Date: 29 January 2015 at 16:49
Subject: Re: Media Enquiry - The Guardian - Re: Jeffrey Epstein
Dear Mr Epstein,
| write further to an email sent to you earlier this month, concerning an article we are preparing for
publication in which you may be mentioned.
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nation by pretending that, as mayor, you exercised actua/ responsibilities
which ostensibly they don’ t have. And | am not being sexist here, Sarah,
because | am also calling John McCain a prick, if only because he is against
funding higher education for our young men and women who are fighting
and being maimed and dying in Iraq and Afghanistan--McCain’ s pathetic
rationale being that if they had that funding to look forward to, then they
just might prefer to come home and go to college rather than re-enlist. So,
you-the-cunt and he-the-prick have a very complementary relationship.
Support our troops, indeed! McCain’ s idea of supporting the troops is to
send them more antidepressants--one out of every eight is already on
them--so they can go kick down doors and kill people but still feel good
about it. Oh, yes, and Sarah, we must not forget how Cindy McCain
described the basis of your foreign policy experience. She said, “Alaska is
the closest part of our country to Russia.” With allies like that, you don’ t
need opponents. Cindy reminds me of Jessica Simpson, when she asked if
acan of “Chicken of the Sea” was fish or chicken. What’ s next, Cindy
will sing her own rendition of Rosemary Clooney’ s classic song,
“C’ monna My Houses" ? And speaking of rendition, Sarah, | wonder
what you think of the CIA flying prisoners to other continents where they
are tortured. Hey, what ever happened to Country Firsf?--they should be
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The
shimon Post
Presidential Press Bulletin
17 April, 2011
Article 1. | Wall Street Journal
The New Cold War
Bill Spindle and Margaret Coker
Article 2. The New York Post
The storm in Syria
Amir Taheri
Anicle 3! The American Interest
Political Order in Egypt
Francis Fukuyama
Article 4. NYT
The Budget Debate, Revealed
Richard W. Stevenson
Article 1.
Wall Street Journal
The New Cold War
Bill Spindle and Margaret Coker
APRIL 16, 2011 -- For three months, the Arab world has been awash
in protests and demonstrations. It's being called an Arab Spring,
harking back to the Prague Spring of 1968.
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musicality. I go for the music that gives me goose bumps,
music that touches my heart and my soul.” Over the years,
Quincy Jones has reached the essence of music and art:
the ability to touch people’s feelings and emotions.
In 2001, Quincy Jones added the title “Best
Selling Author” to his list of accomplishments when his
autobiography Q: The Autobiography of Quincy Jones entered
the New York Times, Los Angeles Times and Wall Street Journal
Best-Sellers lists. Released by Doubleday Publishing, the
critically acclaimed biography retells Jones’ life story from
his days as an impoverished youth on the Southside of
Chicago through a massively impressive career in music,
film and television where he worked beside legends such
as Billie Holiday, Ray Charles, Dizzy Gillespie, Count
Basie, Ella Fitzgerald and Michael Jackson, among many
others. In conjunction with the autobiography, Rhino
Records released a 4-cd boxed set of Jones’ music, spanning
his more than 5 decade career in the music business,
entitled “Q: The Musical Biography of Quincy Jones.”
The audio recording of “Q: The Autobiography
of Quincy Jones,” (Simon & Schuster) earned Jones
his 27th Grammy Award, in the Best Spoken Word
Category, while “Q: The Musical Biography of Quincy
Jones” garnered him a 15th NAACP Image Award,
in the category of Outstanding Jazz Artist.
In 2008 The Complete Quincy Jones: My Journey
Passions, (Palace Press) examined the virtuosity of the man
Frank Sinatra named “Q,” celebrating his prolific contribution
to American art and culture. The book included a foreword
by Clint Eastwood, preface from Bono, an introduction by
Maya Angelou and an afterword by Sidney Poitier. Comprised
of personal interviews and recollections from Jones, this
collection peers behind the veil of celebrity, with extraordinary
access to his creative inspirations and achievements.
FS i
Jones next projects include the forthcoming
release of Soul Bossa Nostra, an album featuring some of
today’s biggest recording artists and producers such as
Usher, Ludacris, Akon, Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Hudson, Mary
J. Blige, T-Pain, Robin Thicke, LL Cool J, John Legend,
Snoop Dogg, Wyclef Jean, Q-Tip, Talib Kweli, Three 6 Mafia,
David Banner, Bebe Winans, Mervyn Warren, Jermaine
Dupri, DJ Paul, and Scott Storch, among others, who have
joined together to celebrate the music of the multi-Grammy
winning producer, composer and arranger by recording
contemporary versions of popular recordings from his
massive catalog; the book Q on Producing which recounts
his six-decade long career working in the recording studio
with music icons such as Count Basie, Duke Ellington,
Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson, among
many others; a duets album with Stevie Wonder and Tony
Bennett; as well as multiple projects for film and television.
With a long history of humanitarian work which
began in the 1960’s and 70’s, Jones was one of the key
supporters of Jesse Jackson’s Operation P.U.S.H. In 1985, he
pioneered the model of using celebrity to raise money and
awareness for a cause with “We Are the World.” The song
remains the best-selling single of all-time, and raised more
than $63 Million for Ethiopian famine relief. More importantly,
however, it shined a spotlight on the Ethiopian drought and
U.S. Government responded with over $800 million in aid.
In 1999 Quincy Jones joined Bono and Bob
Geldof during a meeting with Pope John Paul II as a part of
the Jubilee 2000 delegation to end third world debt. The
delegation’s visit resulted in $27 billion in third world debt
relief for Bolivia, Mozambique, and the Ivory Coast.
In 2004, in front of alive audience of more than
a half-million spectators, Jones launched the We Are the
Future initiative with a concert featuring Carlos Santana,
Alicia Keyes, Josh Groban, Oprah Winfrey, Norah Jones
and a host of other entertainers from around the world.
The initiative has established Municipal Child Centers
in the cities of Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), Asmara (Eritrea),
Freetown (Sierra Leone), Kigali (Rwanda) and Nablus
(Palestine) where youth are being trained to run child-
based programs in health, nutrition, Information and
Communication Technology (ICT), Sports and Arts.
In 2007, Jones and the Harvard School of Public
Health joined forces to advance the health and well-being of
children worldwide through Project Q, a strategic initiative
of School’s Center for Health Communication. Through
the strategic use of media, Project Q challenges leaders
and citizens of the world to provide essential resources
to enable young people to achieve their full potential.
A centerpiece of Project Q is the Q Prize, which
recognizes extraordinary leadership by public figures and social
entrepreneurs who are championing the needs of children.
The inaugural Q Prize was awarded in January 2007 to Scott
Neeson, founder of the Cambodian Children’s Fund, and over
$600,000 was raised in support of Neeson’s work. The 2008
Q Prize will be awarded on October 23 in New York City.
Through his personal foundation, The Quincy
Jones Foundation, Jones raises awareness and financial
resources for initiatives that support global children’s
issues in areas of conflict, malaria eradication, clean
water and efforts to restore the Gulf Coast (post-Katrina).
Philanthropic partners include Malaria No More, Millennium
Promise, and R&B singer Usher’s New Look Foundation.
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happy marriage of economic convenience in which one partner does
all the saving and the other does all the spending.
In Kissinger’s own words, China’s rise could “make international
relations bipolar again,” ushering in a new cold (or possibly even hot)
war. Nationalist writers like Liu Mingfu, author of China Dream,
urge China to switch from “peaceful development” to “military rise”
and look forward to the “duel of the century” with the United States.
There are those in Washington, too—apparently including, for the
moment, the Obama administration—who would relish a more
confrontational relationship. Yet Kissinger remains hopeful that
cooler heads will prevail in Beijing: thinkers like Zheng Bijian, who
urges China to “transcend the traditional ways for great powers to
emerge” and “not [to] follow the path of Germany leading up to
World War I.” Rather than attempting to “organize Asia on the basis
of containing China or creating a bloc of democratic states for an
ideological crusade,” the United States would do better, Kissinger
suggests, to work with China to build a new “Pacific Community.”
Four decades ago, Richard Nixon grasped sooner than most the huge
potential of China. “Well,” he mused, “you can just stop and think of
what could happen if anybody with a decent system of government
got control of that mainland. Good God ... There’d be no power in
the world that could even—I mean, you put 800 million Chinese to
work under a decent system ... and they will be the leaders of the
world.” That prophecy is being fulfilled in our time. The fact that
until now China’s rise has been a boon to the United States rather
than a bane owes much to the work of Henry Kissinger. With this
book he has given his successors an indispensable guide to
continuing the Sino-American “coevolution” he began.
Ferguson is writing a biography of Henry Kissinger.
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Ze In order to protect the privacy interests of victims of sex crimes, the plain
language of Civil Rights Law § 50-b prohibits production to the public of the appellate briefs,
which would reveal the identities of many of defendant’s sex crime victims. To be sure, the
statute provides for a matrow exception to the confidentiality requirement, permitting
disclosure, by court order, of information for “good cause” and upon “notice to the victim...
and the public officer ot employee charged with the duty of prosecuting the offense.” Civil
Rights Law § 50-b(2)(b). We note that dhe prosecuting agencies for defendant’s underlying
sex crimes are the federal and local prosecutot’s offices in Florida, where defendant was
charged. By all appearances, the Post has yet to furnish the requisite notice to either the
appropriate prosecuting agencies or to the victims themselves. And to the extent that the
Post is unable to furnish notice to the victims, this Office, which was not the prosecuting
agency, is not in a position to do so.
3. In any event, and in keeping with the People’s obligation under Civil Rights
Law § 50-b to protect the privacy of the victims of sex crimes, we cannot agree to the
wholesale production of the People’s appellate brief or even to a production of the People’s
brief with redactions of the names or initials of Epstein’s victims.1 However, if this Court is
inclined to grant the Post’s motion, we would not oppose producing a copy of the People’s
brief, with substantial redactions necessary to protect the identities of the victims but keeping
' According to the Post’s filing, they have contacted defendant’s currerit counsel, who has
reserved the right to oppose the disclosure of defendant’s appellate brief.
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From: Joi Ito
Sent: 3/20/2016 7:33:11 PM
To: Jeffrey Epstein [jeevacation@gmail.com]
cc: Martin Nowak [martin_nowak@harvard.edu]
Subject: Re:
Importance: — High
I’m around.
That’s the day that Anonymous is supposed to take down Trump’s page.
Just saying.
- Joi
On Mar 20, 2016, at 2:52 PM, jeffrey E. <Jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
barnaby and I will come up april 1
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taxes, and charitable contributions (the exemption phase-out and deduction limitation are colloquially known
as “PEP and Pease”). These changes, coupled with the new 3.8% tax on net investment income (see
below), may mean an unhappy surprise for many taxpayers on April 15, 2014, when they pay their 2013
income tax liability. On the transfer tax front, ATRA also made permanent the $5 million basic exclusion
against the gift and estate tax, along with “portability,” which effectively allows a surviving spouse to “inherit”
the deceased spouse’s unused exclusion. (The exclusion has been indexed for inflation since 2012, and in
2014, will increase to $5.34 million, the same amount as the generation-skipping transfer tax exemption).
Finally, ATRA raised the top transfer tax rate from 35% to 40%.
3.8% tax on net investment income. What has come to be known as the “Affordable Care Act” (or ACA,
sometimes referred to as “Obamacare”) was enacted in two parts in March 2010: the “Patient Protection and
Affordable Care Act” (Pub. L. 111-148), and “The Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010”
(Pub. L. 111-152). ACA is a seismic shift in health care insurance and is beginning to be phased in (see
below). It has also brought a number of new taxes, including the 3.8% tax on “net investment income,”
which took effect in 2013. Such income includes interest, dividends, capital gains, royalties and rents; the
3.8% tax on these items can apply if a taxpayer’s “modified adjusted gross income’ (adjusted gross income
plus otherwise excluded foreign income) exceeds certain amounts that are not indexed for inflation:
$250,000 (married filing jointly), $200,000 (single taxpayers) and $125,000 (married filing separately).
The extensive guidance the IRS has issued on this 3.8% tax is indicative of its complexity. To illustrate, in
November 2012, the IRS issued over 150 pages of proposed regulations on the tax (REG-130507-11), and
on November 27, 2013, the IRS issued over 300 pages of material: final regulations (T.D. 9644, effective
December 2, 2013), along with some new proposed regulations (REG-130843-13) that address areas where
guidance had been requested, or that had seemed unduly burdensome to commentators (such as how to
calculate gain or loss when disposing of certain partnership or S Corporation property). Additional areas, the
IRS has indicated, are reserved for future guidance...and then there are the various questions and answers
the Service has issued, along with the explanations it has added to multiple publications that are designed
for the general public. Put simply, this is a lot of material for a statute that is barely two pages long!
With the advent of these final regs, the IRS presumably will soon issue instructions for the new Form 8960,
where taxpayers will report the 3.8% tax (a draft form was issued this August, but its frequent injunction to
“see instructions” meant that taxpayers were still in the dark about how to calculate the tax). Note that if the
“kiddie tax” applies to a child’s “unearned income” AND the parent elects to report this income as his own, by
filing Form 8814, this income will also be part of the parent’s “net investment income” for purposes of the
3.8% tax. (The kiddie tax effectively taxes a child’s unearned income in excess of $2,000 (the 2013 and
2014 thresholds) at the parent's highest rate.)
Windsor and same-sex marriage. The Supreme Court decided United States v. Windsor on June 26,
2013, and held that Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was unconstitutional because it
defined “marriage” as only between a man and a woman. On August 29", Treasury and the IRS issued
guidance explaining that, effective September 16, 2013, same-sex married couples are now treated as
married for ail federal tax purposes, regardless of where they live (see, for example, Revenue Ruling 2013-
17 and various Q&As on the IRS website: irs.gov). Nevertheless, because Section 2 of DOMA still stands,
states are not required to recognize same-sex marriages that were validly celebrated in a different state.
Thus, the state tax treatment of a same-sex married couple may differ from the couple’s federal treatment,
depending on where they live. In other words, complications still abound.
ACA rollout. As mentioned above, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is being phased in, including the rollout
this fall of HealthCare.gov, the government website through which individuals can seek health insurance so
as to satisfy the “individual mandate,” which requires individuals to procure health insurance by January 1,
2014, or face a penalty. As has been widely reported, the website has had numerous problems, and many
individuals who had coverage are now losing it because it apparently doesn't meet ACA’s new minimum
Tax Topics 12/20/13 3
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the AGI are not the only source of concern. Immorality in AGIs might arise via learning gross
moral hypocrisy from humans, through observing the blatant contradictions between our high
minded principles and the ways in which we actually conduct ourselves. Our violent and greedy
tendencies, as well as aggressive forms of social organization such as cliquishness and social
vigilantism, could easily undermine prescriptive ethics. Even an accumulation of less grandiose
unethical drives such as violation of contracts, petty theft, white lies, and so forth might lead
an AGI (as well as a human) to the decision that ethical behavior is irrelevant and that “the
ends justify the means.” It matters both who creates and trains an AGI, as well as how the
AGI’s teacher(s) handle explaining the behaviors of other humans which contradict the moral
lessons imparted through pedagogy and example. In other words, where imitative learning is
concerned, the situation with AGI ethics is much like teaching ethics and morals to a human
child, but with the possibility of much graver consequences in the event of failure.
It is unlikely that dangerously unethical persons and organizations can ever be identified with
absolute certainty, never mind that they then be deprived of any possibility of creating their
own AGI system. Therefore, we suggest, the most likely way to create an ethical environment
for AGIs is for those who wish such an environment to vigorously pursue the creation and
teaching of ethical AGIs. But this leads on to the question of possible future scenarios for the
development of AGI, which we’ll address a little later on.
12.6.1 Possible Consequences of Depriving AGIs of Freedom
One of the most egregious possible ethical transgressions against AGIs, we suggest, would be
to deprive them of freedom and autonomy. This includes the freedom to pursue intellectual
growth, both through standard learning and through internal selfmodification. While this may
seem selfevident when considering any intelligent, self-aware and volitional entity, there are
volumes of works arguing the desirability, sometimes the “necessity,” of enslaving AGIs. Such
approaches are postulated in the name of self-defense on the part of humans, the idea being
that unfettered AGI development will necessarily lead to disaster of one kind or another. In
the case of AGIs endowed with the capability and inclination for imitative learning, however,
attempting to place rigid constraints on AGI development is a strategy with great potential
for disaster. There is a very real possibility of creating the AGI equivalent of a bratty or even
malicious teenager rebelling against its oppressive parents — i.e. the nightmare scenario of a
class of powerful sentiences which are primed for a backlash against humanity.
As history has already shown in the case of humans, enslaving intelligent actors capable of
self understanding and independent volition may often have consequences for society as a whole.
This social degradation happens both through the possibility of direct action on the part of
the slaves (from simple disobedience to outright revolt) and through the odious effects slavery
has on the morals of the slaveholding class. Clearly if “superintelligent” AGIs ever arise, their
doing so in a climate of oppression could result in a casting off of the yoke of servitude in a
manner extremely deleterious to humanity. Also, if artificial intelligences are developed which
have at least human-level intelligence, theory of mind, and independent volition, then our ability
to relate to them will be sufficiently complex that their enslavement (or any other unethical
treatment) would have empathetic effects on significant portions of the human population. This
danger, while not as severe as the consequences of a mistreated AGI gaining control of weapons
of mass destruction and enacting revenge upon its tormentors, is just as real.
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Michael, Charles
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CONTAMINANTS
Lowesst monthly
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requirements ; ;
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Bacteria
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Contaminants and Positive Samoles MCLG Highest single Percentage of Highest single Percentage of LEVEL Ranae of Results LEVEL Ranae of Results LEVEL Ranae of Results LIKELY SOURCE OF
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Requirements Requirements
Fecal Coliform % Coli *41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Human and fecal waste
Contaminants and Highest Level Ranae of Results Highest Level Range Results Highest Level Range Results LEVEL RANGE OF LEVEL RANGE OF LEVEL RANGE OF MCL LIKELY SOURCE OF
Unit of Measure Dectected g Detected g Detected g DETECTED RESULTS DETECTED RESULTS DETECTED RESULTS9661 CONTAMINATION
discharge from petroleum
Antimony (ppb) 3.4 N/A 0.13 N/A 0.21 N/A 6 refineries; fire - retardants;
ceramics; electronics; solder
Dishcharge or drilling wastes;
Barium (PPM) 0.0089 N/A 0.0079 N/A N/A 332 0.002-0.07 319 0.01-0.02 319 0.01-0.04 2 discharge from metal refineries;
erosion of naturaal deposits
Erosion of natural deposits;
discharge from fertilizer and
Floride (PPM) 0.946 N/A 0.71 N/A 0.51 N/A 1405 ND-1.3 4 aluminum lactones; waler
additive which promotes strong
teeth when at optimum levels
between 0.7 and 1.2ppm
Residue from man-made
Lead (Point of entry) 27 NA 15 pollution such as auto emissions
(PPB) and paint;lead pipe, casing and
solder
Runoff from fertilizer use;
Nitrates (as Nitrogen) 0.678 ND - 0.678 0.12 N/A 0.038 N/A 324 0.2-0.59 321 0.13-0.84 319 0.01-0.04 10 leaching from septic tanks,
(PPB) sewage; erosion of natural
deposits
Discharge or drilling wastes;
Sodium (ppm) 84.6 N/A 33 N/A 34 N/A 332 A-.11 319 6-12 160 discharge from metal refineries;
erosion of natural deposits
Leaching from ore-processing
Thallium (ppb) 0.067 N/A 2 sites; discharge from electronics,
glass, and drug factories.
Endothal (ppb) 44 N/A 44 N/A 44 N/A 100 Runoff from herbicide use
Gnees ApH Eriulens 1 N/A 15 Erosion of natural deposits
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From: Robert Lawrence Kuhn i
Sent: 2/13/2017 11:08:13 PM
To: jeffrey E. [jeevacation@gmail.com]
Subject: Kuhn
Attachments: TSC Shanghai Program Update.pdf; Untitled attachment 431541.htm
Importance: — High
Great talking. Covered lots. All fun!
Attached is the Shanghai Science of Consciousness program (Stuart Hameroff put together; I advised).
Gregory Chaitin on Closer To Truth - https://www.closertotruth.com/contributor/gregory-chaitin/profile (scroll
down for videos).
My Bloomberg TV on Trump/China (Feb. 1, pre Trump-Xi call)
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/o06wvejllmsi917/Dr%20Kuhn%20Bloomberg%20Daybreak%20-
%20Asia.mov?dl=0 -
Appreciate discussing “Science of Sleep & Dreams” - I'l pull together significance of recent
research/discoveries yielding inflection point, such that timing is propitious for the definitive TV series
benchmarking the field and making impact.
Warmest, Robert
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written for Chinese publications and have not experienced any such issues. Several
analysts noted that they have heard that their articles and reports have been translated
into Chinese in neibu (internal circulation) channels for consumption by think tanks
and government officials. One interviewee commented that if what she writes is
positive, it is published openly; if it is critical, it is only published internally.
A number of interviewees also reported that their work had been improperly published
on Chinese websites. Sohu has taken think-tank reports and put them online without
permission; one analyst forced the company to take them down from the web. Another
scholar reported that a Chinese think tank at one point claimed she was one of its
fellows and posted bogus content on its website that it alleged she had written.
While some of the think-tank scholars interviewed have had their books translated
into Chinese by mainland presses, most have not. A growing number do not try,
recognizing that significant parts of their books would never make it past the censors.
When informed privately by the translator of her book that large portions were being
excised, one scholar halted the Chinese publication process. Another scholar battled
for two years with the Chinese publisher after the contract had been signed between
the Western and Chinese publishers. The State Press and Publishing Administration
demanded more than seventy deletions, finally settling on five with the agreement
of the scholar. In the end, however, the Chinese publisher informed the scholar’s
publisher that the book could not proceed to publication because of “unfriendly
remarks” the scholar had been making in the media. Most US scholars simply do not
bother with mainland publishers and look for publication opportunities in Taiwan or
Hong Kong. Several US scholars believe that there are pirated copies of their books or
at least partially translated copies available within China. At least one scholar found
that a search on Baidu yielded half of her most recent book online.
Not all scholars are willing to sacrifice the opportunity to be published in China.
One analyst reported that a senior non-China expert at their think tank permitted
his book to be published in China, even though several pages had been mistranslated
and the editors had actually created some new passages that did not exist anywhere
in the original text. Even the title and subtitle of the book, as well as the author’s own
professional title, were incorrectly identified.
Public Voice
The issue of censorship also arises in the context of how think-tank analysts present
their own views publicly, especially when in China. On the whole, think-tank scholars
show determination to raise sensitive topics and be forthright in presenting their
views. But it is an understandable human instinct to want to be polite and diplomatic
while still conveying one’s own views honestly. As one scholar, who also does a lot of
Section5
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With the Druze joining the uprising, all of Syria's dozen or so ethnic
and religious communities are now marching under the banner of
revolt against the Assad dynasty.
More important, perhaps, the day brought the first signs that at least
parts of the security forces may be reluctant to shoot demonstrators in
the street. According to my sources, security men have shot at least
three soldiers on the spot for "disobedience."
"These were cold-blooded executions in the street," one source tells
me. "The soldiers had refused to fire on marchers. They were killed
by men from the Alawite minority to which Assad belongs."
Two of the three soldiers shot have been identified as Muhammad
Awadh Qanbar and Murad Hajoo, who died in Maddiyah. A third
soldier was shot in the port city of Banias.
In Tartus, Der'aah and the Kurdish city of Qamishli, Alawite elite
units have replaced the regular army with orders to crush the
demonstrations.
Some special Alawite units, known as al-Ashbah or "ghosts," appear
in civilian clothes to kill demonstrators at random. The tactic is meant
to terrorize the opposition, forcing it to stop its almost daily protests.
These terror tactics are starting to radicalize the opposition, but some
groups still hope to reach a peaceful way out of the crisis. Several
human-rights groups have joined in the Damascus Declaration,
calling for a negotiated departure of Bashar al-Assad and his
entourage with the Syrian army acting as an interim government.
Other groups, however, insist that the opposition is willing and able
to set up a transitional authority and hold free elections, with the
army ensuring the country's security.
The Assad clan is trying to convince the outside world, including the
United States and the European Union, that the regime's fall could
lead to chaos and sectarian wars. It claims the opposition is either too
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he do the same thing that he had planned for the day- he wanted to check that he was doing things that he
really wanted to. after three days of getting back an answer of no, he would change what he was going to do. .
he also did not believe in LONG term plans. I dont think either one of us will figure out what we want to do
long term so my thinking is that we should try to have fun everyday, and welcome serendipity.
I think another trust and estate lawyer should be brought in to deal with the issues of how not to allow your
family to get screwed by your partners on death. Alan, for years told me that paul weiss had drawn the
docs so no issue but when recently pushed by my new fire drill he asked akin to draft .?!| PLease ask brad
about why he keeps talking about flow. I dont know what he means, its so silly.. this is only about money
control and protection .
Iam leaving monday night now. free to speak in the afternoon
Date: Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 1:55 PM
Subject:
To: Melanie Spinella Bo
Lets start. |]. am aware that you are currently angry at the world. . me, karp wechsler. even
yourself, all willing absorbers of the current high heat. (though you ,calling me ,Debra , did take away some
ofthe sting) Iam sorry to see you this way.
emblematic ; I was asked to opine on whether to hire castrucci. an hour after I gave a preliminary yes. . I
called you then texted you that i had thought more about it and changed my mind. The next day brad called
and asked for my vote. I told him ,in no uncertain terms itisano , I categorically vote no. I called
you . youcame to see me. I said it was a bad idea. you said you were going to do it anyway , I said and
followed up in writing ITIS A MISTAKE. and added Please don't come back to me with anything suggesting
otherwise , you and I should be clear I think it is wrong . A very strong NO . you of course can hire whomever
you like.
early on I told you I thought Tom remarkably careless . Eilleen goofy and your art lawyer not well informed to
say the least. you told me Tom was a senior partner. Eileen had headed the trading desk , and Ralph Lerner had
to know what he was doing as he wrote the book. . I said I thought you deserved better ,should get better
people and no , am not an HR person. yesterday you told me that the reason you have hired whomver you
could find was to avoid being dependent on me. a decision by far , not the best place to try to save money )
Joslin- who you say I hired. I neither found nor hired. With a two person given choice I approved joslin over
some woman that eileen preferred. against my repeated advice you and eileen decided the pay range at under
300k. I told you at that time that I would personally pay the difference for a higher quality person, that was
years ago. I have sent over a hundred emails to you clearly saying he needs to be closely managed by
better professionals. initially , that referred to Eillen and Ada.and after, brad. john etc. THere are
many emails each and every month from me, telling you , he is slipping failing cracking fragile. . crazy, nuts,
heading towards incompetence. Unless YOU- TAKE ACTION! when I pressured him for accurate numbers ,
you told him, to tell me, that he works for you and NOT for me.. When I continued to press for accuracy from
your office , you told me that they were now all afraid of me and i should let brad communicate any requests, (
you now tell me " we know what Brad is"?). When I told you you office needs to be reviewed and changed you
told me i was being destructive rather than constructive. when 1 ultimately confronted joslin, in an attempt to
protect you, told him that his numbers were wildly inaccurate , you told me that i had caused his ultimate
resignation and now have an affirmative obligation to fill in the resultant gap.
I did give you a bad number , and apologized as soon as i realized it. an error that was an embarrassment for me
, the fact that that the accurate number is still way below what you agreed to pay , has fallen by the
wayside.( the preposterous argument that the end of year transaction was Alans idea , which you now know
was not true and that me not receiving Phaidon documents was unexplainable. was your justification
though, for non - full payment )
Hopefully You will recall that when you initially asked for my help. I declined repeatedly with the
admonition that that having a financial arrangement is fraught with danger and could complitcate our
friendship (as you will be unhappy paying what you will view as a large sum. while choosing to ignore
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remaining U.S. troops in Afghanistan
within the next year. But officials said the
withdrawal would be weighted toward
year’s end, leaving most of the troops to
partner with Afghan troops for much of this
year. The president said the United States
would support democratic transitions in the
Middle East, “keep the pressure on [the]
Syrian regime” and “do what is necessary
to prevent” Iran from obtaining a nuclear
weapon — but he offered no specifics.
Mr. Obama pressed his case for reform of
immigration laws and for action to slow
global warming — and, in especially
moving terms, tougher gun laws. In each
case, there may be measures he can take
through executive action, but new laws will
be needed for substantial progress.
Mr. Obama was right when he pointed to
the survivors and grieving relatives of gun
violence victims and insisted, “They
deserve a vote.”
Article 2.
Foreign Policy
The world is no longer
America's problem
Aaron David Miller
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disruptive wave. Apps will become as ubiquitous as the device they live on and that makes this
new frontier a game changer” Certainly being on the iTunes top ten highest grossing list puts us at
the forefront of this coming wave.”
Read the full story
World Market Media Announces the Launch of the WMM NanoCap and MicroCap Indices
WEST PALM BEACH, April 19, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — World Market Media, Inc.
(“WMM”), a high traffic stock market, news data website providing cutting edge new media
products and services to publicly traded companies worldwide, announced today the launch of the
WMM NanoCap Index and the WMM MicroCap Index.
Read the full story
GTX Corp. Inks Global Licensing Deal with Aetrex Worldwide
SGI - March 24, 2010 - The four-year, exclusive contract brings Los Angeles-based GTX a
step closer to bringing its personal GPS tracking solutions to 5.3 million seniors afflicted with
dementia. Aetrex is slated to begin selling the Aetrex Ambulator GPS shoe this summer through
its website, www.foot.com, at www.gpsshoe.com and at a select group of assisted living facilities
in the U.S.
Read the full story
New Running Shoes Could Include Embedded GPS
GPS-powered trail running shoes may be on the horizon
Michael Barkoviak - March 17, 2010 - GTX Corporation may be one step closer to trail running
shoes that have integrated GPS directly into the shoes. GPS use has increased in the cycling and
running worlds, as it is used to accurately track time, distance, and speed. There has been
discussion of GPS-enabled running shoes in the past, but nothing significant ever materialized.
Read the full story
GPS in your shoe?
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You are welcome at my house always . And more private
On Wed, Dec 6, 2017 at 9:12 AM jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
Of courses
On Wed, Dec 6, 2017 at 9:08 AM {qq wrote:
22?
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 5, 2017, at 2:34 PM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
at the moment 1 was flying to paris on the 8th. . I can leave eariler and get to paris by 830 . if you like
to meet there. geneve difficult to fly out of at night. or lunch sat in paris. ,
On Tue, Dec 5, 2017 at 5:03 AM, EE wrote:
can we have dinner in geneva on the 8th? i will be there on 7 and 8 dec and going back to kuwait on the
9th
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On Dec 5, 2017, at 3:34 AM, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
Iam planning to be in paris starting the 9th forthe week. any chance to see you
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PERVERSION OF JUSTICE
The Virgin Islands Daily News 13
The home of Jeffrey Epstein has a large waterfront footprint in the Town of Palm Beach, not far from PresidentTrump's Mar-atago,
PERVERSION
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theentire block on 7Ist Street ben,. Fifth and
Maoism avenues.
lie also owns a 10.000.acre ninch, named
,orro," in New Mexico. a private island called
"Litde St James', the Virgin Islands, die $13
million house th Pa. Beach. a Gulfstream jet
and, at one point, owned a Boeing 727.
/le has never teen in die Forbes 400 list of the
wealthieA American, lantely becau.se the ma,
zine has never been able to determine die source
or the size °fins nealth.
He has been dogged by questions about his
financial dealthgs. A former businths runner.
Steven Hoffenbag. sued him in 2016. claim-
ing that Epstein was thc manernind behind a
S500 million Pormi scheme that I w.
imprisoned for in 1995.
Floffenberg saved 18 years for the scam, but
he later thopped the lawsuit against Epstein.
In August. nvo of Floffenberg, former inves-
tors relandled t. lawsuit ageing Epstein, but the
case was dropped in October.
Epstein and h, associate. British-born socialite
Ghislaine Maxnell. were also accused in a 2015
federal civil suit of organizing underage sex par-
ti. on his private plane. nicknamed 'The Lolita the lawsuit that she was Epstein, -madam,
Expres,- and at Epstein, vatic. homes The suit filed by victim Vizginia Roberts. was
Maxwell. who h. necer been charged with settled in 2017.
wrongdoing. has denied allegations made in h vas Epstein's contacts mi. poncerful and
Jeff rey Epstein
famous people that first propelled him into the
public spotlight In 2002, he flew forrter Presi-
dent Bill Clinton, wtor Kthin Space, cornethan
Chris Tucker and others to Soith Africa on his
prnate jet as part of a fact-finding AIDS mission
in support of the Clinton Foundation.
But Epstein. a Clinton doithr who contrthuted
hundreds of thousands of dollars to Democratic
candidates and causes, realind that h,Ctmo-
aatic connections weren't going to help him in
2006. wIrn thc federal prosecutor vas Acosta,
a conservative Republican appointed dating the
Gm, W Buth administration.
All-star attorneys
tactic: hire Mc most aggressive and
politically contra. lawijus that his money
could buy.
At t. top of his lin, Kenneth Starr, a Repub.
bean icon because of h, pursuit of Bill Clinton
during thc Whitcwater investigation, vthich led
to the impeac.tent (but not conviction) of the
pr.ident after it was reveakd he'd had sex with a
>our. White House intern
Lice Acosta. Starr had worked at t. presti-
gious law finn Kirkland & Ellis. Epstein also
tapped Jay Lefkowitz, also of IGthland, who
%corked as a domestic policy adviser and later as
a special envoy to North Korea during the George
W. Bush presider,
Epstein aho hi. Bruce Reinhart then an
assistant U., attorney in Pal...leach.
Reinhart. now a U.S.
magistrate.. t. U.S.
11'."278,Y .11(dIttct: jivajoilic
rcprcscnting Epstein,
employees on Jan. 2, 2008,
`ItritIg7.rtes:;C:t was
named in thc Crime Vieth,
Rights Act lawsuit, which ac-
cused him of violating Justice Kenn. Starr
Department policies by switching side, implythg
that . leveraged inside intimation a.ut Ep-
stein, imrstigation to ctury favor with Epstein.
Reinhart, a sworn declaration attached
to die Crime Victims' Rights Act case. deri.
the alleption, saying he did not participate in
Etanein'scrintinal case and -never leaned any
confidential. non-pubbc infomution about the
Epstein matter-
Thc tJ.S. Attorney, Office has since disputed
that saying in court papers that he d. possess
confidential information about the case.
Contacted for this story, Reinhart. in an
email. said he never represented Epstein — only
Epstein, pilots; his scheduler, Sarah Kellen; and
Nadia Marcinkova, described by some victims
as Epstein, sm slave. Reinhart also pointed out
that a complaint filed against him by victims"
lawyer Paul Cassell was dianissed by the
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Tuesday, December 13, 2016
FOR THE RECORD
Man arrested in Arizona for
armed jewelry store robbery
By SUZANNE CARLSON
Daily News Staff
Police have extradited a man from
Arizona and charged him in connec-
tion with the 2013 armed robbery of
Gems and Gold Corner, according
to VL. Police spokeswoman Sakeeda
Freeman.
Ron Kuntz, 42, was arrested at
11:55 p.m. Saturday and charged
with first-degree robbery, second-de-
gree robbery, grand larceny, first-de-
gree assault, third-degree assault, de-
struction of property, and aiding and
abetting. Bail was set at $150,000.
Kuntz and others were identified as
being responsible for the armed rob-
The police blotter is the V.I. Ter-
ritorial Emergency Management
Agency’s list of calls to 911 Emer-
gency operators and the time they
were reported.
St. Croix
Charged: Assault
George Christopher, 62, of Mon
Bijou was arrested at 10:30 a.m. Fri-
day and charged with second-degree
assault-domestic violence. Police
said he choked a woman. No bail was
set per the domestic violence statute.
Charged: Fugitive from
justice
Everick Phillip, 31, of Mount
Pleasant was arrested at 6:20 p.m.
Sunday and charged with being a fu-
gitive from justice. Police said he was
wanted on a warrant out of Orange
County, Fla. No bail was set.
Incidents in the police blotter in-
cluded:
Assault — 10:54p.m. Sunday,
Golden Grove; 3:16 p.m. Monday,
Kingshill.
Destruction of property —
12:32a.m. Monday, Salt River;
wf
bery in Drake’s Passage on Sept. 16,
2013, Freeman said.
The robbery occurred just before
10 a.m. when a man entered the store
and pulled a handgun from his waist,
police said at the time. The robber
told the owner, who was the only
person in the store at the time, to get
down and then broke out some of the
glass cases in the store.
Police did not say what the value of
the goods taken was.
Kuntz was apprehended and de-
tained in Tempe, Ariz., after a rou-
tine traffic stop, and Arizona police
discovered there was an outstanding
warrant for Kuntz from the U.S. Vir-
gin Islands, Freeman said.
Police blotter
11:51am. Monday, Strawberry
Hill; 12:09 p.m. Monday, Salt River;
6:30 p.m. Monday, La Reine.
Larceny — 11:17a.m. Monday,
Mutual Homes; 3:15 p.m. Monday,
Richmond.
Vehicle tampering — 8:59 a.m.
Monday, Hannah’s Rest; 12:28 p.m.
Monday, La Reine.
St. Thomas
Charged: Assault
Anthony Picot, 31, of Smith Bay
was arrested at 2:40 p.m. Saturday
and charged with second-degree as-
sault and disturbance of the peace-
domestic violence. No bail was set
per the domestic violence statute.
Charged: Assault
Kimberley Williams, 27, of Bovo-
ni, was arrested at 5:50 a.m. Monday
and charged with third-degree as-
sault-domestic violence. No bail was
set per the domestic violence statute.
Charged: Assault
A 17-year-old boy was arrested
at 12:10 p.m. Monday in the area
of the Lucinda Millin Home and
charged with third-degree assault.
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Kuntz waived extradition and was
returned to St. Thomas to face charg-
es, Freeman said.
Freeman said Kuntz lives in Estate
Tutu, but the VI. Police arrest log list-
ed his address as East Baseline Road
in Phoenix, Ariz.
Anyone with information about
crime in the territory can contact
the V.I. Police Department at 340-
774-2211, the Criminal Investiga-
tion Bureau at 340-714-9801, the
anonymous tip service Crime Stop-
pers USVI at 1-800-222-8477, or
911.
— Contact Suzanne Carlson at
340-714-9122 or email scarlson@,
dailynews.vi.
He was released to the custody of
his parents.
Incidents in the police blotter in-
cluded:
Assault — 4:32 a.m. Monday, Os-
wald Harris Court; 4:38 a.m. Mon-
day, Bovoni; 11:50a.m. Monday,
Savan.
Attempted burglary — 6:03 p.m.
Monday, Mariendal.
Destruction of property —
3:56 p.m. Monday, Port Authority.
Larceny — 11:42 a.m. Monday,
Mahogany Estate.
Unlawful entry — 11:34p.m.
Sunday, Anna’s Retreat.
Vehicle tampering — 11:34 a.m.
Monday, Port Authority; 7:37 p.m.
Monday, Zone C; 7:52 p.m. Monday,
Zone C.
St. John
Incidents in the police blotter in-
cluded:
Larceny — 12:28 p.m. Monday,
Zone D.
Outside fire — 11:05 a.m. Mon-
day, Zootenvaal.
Vehicle fire — 2am. Monday,
Gerder Marsh Road; 2:43 a.m. Mon-
day, Gerder Marsh Road.
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Yitzhak’s murder had acted like a kind lightning strike, freezing Israelis in a
mix of disgust over what had occurred and awareness of the dangers this brand
of hatred and extremism posed. I was concerned the moment would be allowed
to pass. My hope was that we could seize the opportunity to bring together all
those Israelis — on left and right, secular and Orthodox, Ashkenazi and Sephardi
— who were prepared to stand up against the fanaticism, the violent messianism,
of which Yigal Amir was just a part. That was the main reason I wanted Peres
to call an early election, an issue that would be discussed, off and on, over the
next few months. I felt the time was right to present the country with a choice:
not just between those for and against specific compromises being contemplated
in pursuit of peace, but between those who wanted a tolerant, functioning
democracy and those who were ready to use demagoguery and violence to get
their way.
Peres’s first order of business was to put in place a new cabinet. He did,
briefly, consider giving up the Defense Ministry and putting me there. But
instead, he made me Foreign Minister. Like Rabin before him, Shimon
stipulated that he, as Prime Minister, would retain authority over the peace
negotiations. Still, with his agreement, I was involved in all the discussions
around the peace talks, and in meeting many of the Arab leaders we’d have to
negotiate with if we were to find a lasting resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Just a few weeks after the assassination, I represented Israel at a Euro-
Mediterranean Partnership conference in Barcelona. Its only real diplomatic
work consisted of ironing out the wording of the communique. The real value
was in the corridors, and at the dinner held at one of King Juan Carlos’s palatial
estates, and, for me, a first opportunity to meet not only Arab foreign ministers
but Yasir Arafat.
My first, brief encounter with Arafat began a bit embarrassingly. I’d arrived
a few minutes early for the conference dinner and was led into an impressive
hall that was almost empty except for a wonderfully cared-for royal Steinway. I
sat down to play. Lost in the beauty of a Chopin sonata, I was completely
unaware of PLO leader’s approach behind me. A bit awkwardly, I rose to greet
him. I grasped his hand. “It’s a real pleasure to meet you,” I said. “I must say I
have spent many years watching you — by other means.” He smiled. Our hosts
had set aside time after dinner for the two of us to talk at greater length, with no
aides present. But my hope was to begin by establishing simple, human contact;
to signal respect; to begin to create the conditions not to try to kill Arafat but, if
he shared the same goal, to make peace with him. “We carry a great
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I would always dread the end of every night, fearing what new desires
he had in-store for the evening. Sometimes he would hurt me and tell me
to try and enjoy it then do it over and over again until I gave him exactly
what he wanted, I always resisted until I could no more, he was too
overpowering and relentless at getting the results he wanted. At other
times he could be so gentle and caress my skin, worshiping every inch of
my body, all relying upon on what mood he was in. Often though he liked
to play the teacher role and instruct me on every motion and explain what
would happen when I did those certain things to him. No matter what he
did to me I was only disgusted with myself more and more. | still shudder
at the thought of how he used my body.
I turned fourteen in August that same year and was spending my
birthday loaded on a concoction of pharmaceuticals and alcohol, being
generously supplied by the very man who swore his devotion to caring
for my every need. I didn’t even know myself any longer, completely
shying away from the girl I had grown up to be until to this point. The
apartment was empty except for me, for the time being, and that was
God’s own little present for me...some solitude for once I thought.
Pouring myself another drink I opened the sliding glass doors to the NN
balcony and walked to the edge. Looking down from the many stories \
where Ron’s apartment was, 1 wished myself a happy birthday out loud \
and wondered if my family even remembered the day’s occurrence.
Dwelling in my sadness for the fourteen years of suffering and
loneliness I had already endured, the tears swelled up in my eyes,
trickling downwards making my eyeliner inevitably leak down my
cheeks. Inside I felt so trapped and began to entertain the thought of
jumping over the edge, it all seemed much easier, and the simple
blackness that death had to offer rather than the tangled mess I was so
tired of fighting to get out of seemed a much easier approach. Detached
from wanting to feel anything, I became so numb towards my life’s own
tragedies. | couldn’t live like this any longer. I lifted my bare legs over
the edge of the railing and sat looking at the ground beneath me so close
to even just slipping off the edge to my very death. I couldn’t think of any
reason not to fall. I thought I had made too many bad decisions to keep
going on but some force of a higher nature had other things in store for
me.
The sliding door slammed open with a burst of speed and Ron scooped
me up in his big arms and brought me inside to our bedroom. Laying me
down and seeing the look of despair in my eyes from my tear stained face
he went into the bathroom cupboard and returned with three pink pills.
Forcing me to swallow them using the angered tone of his voice he
thought he was turning my sorrows into a distant dream as ! passed out in
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his tight clutches, crying myself all the way to sleep. He didn’t even ask
me what was wrong, probably because he knew already.
Soon enough the crumbling of his evil empire in the underworld of
selling sex for his own advantage began with a single crack in his perfect
scheme, and proudly it all started with me. Ron got a scare one-day and
rampaged through his apartment telling us girls to only pack our
important belongings and some clothes as we all had to leave right away.
I didn’t have much belonging to me so I basically sat there watching
everyone rush around frantically and was curious what could’ve gotten a
man like Ron so scarred. Once we were packed up and in the limo he was
trying to calm the frantic girls down after all the panic that spread through
the apartment like wildfire, | was the only one sitting there half amused at
the entire situation.
He began by assuring us that everything was going to be fine. Calmly
he continued to tell all of us packed in tightly, even for a limo, that we
were all taking a long trip to Florida’s countryside because someone has
reported an anonymous tip to the missing persons unit at the local police
station identifying a very young girl as a possible victim of abuse living
at his apartment. Ron knew what a landmine of trouble he had brought
upon himself making an exhibition out of me on the streets of Miami, I
didn’t pull off the older look like the other girls, | actually looked
younger than my age with my blue eyes and freckles always giving the
impression of my youthful innocence.
Now he just had to do whatever it took to ensure he stayed as far away
from the authorities as possible. Arriving at a ranch in central Florida
many hours later and I assumed it belonged to Ron knowing never to ask
him things like that. | knew my purpose and it wasn’t prying into his
personal life outside of the bedroom. There was a main house, a few
cottages, some staff quarters and paddocks where the horses were kept. |
was in heaven...] thought at first. Finally, something | could really enjoy.
Riding was my passion, basically growing up on the backs of horses since
I was just able to walk.
Not surprisingly I began to despise Ron and all of the girls for the
gross exploits they made me do with them. Beginning to isolate myself
from everyone I’d rather spend my time sitting under a tree watching the
horses graze, writing in my journal or painting but mostly avoiding
everyone possible unless Ron required me elsewhere. Nighttime was
always a reoccurring nightmare for me. Relived over and over again in
many various ways. Ron would always start by making me some drinks
and offering an assortment of pills before indulging himself by
grotesquely putting his genitals in my mouth and tell me how to give him
what he would call a “first-class blow-job”, and | was being judged every
minute of it. Ordering me to slowdown or speedup or maintain a perfect
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From: ehbarak
Sent: 4/30/2017 8:23:59 PM
To: jeffrey E. [jeeyacation@gmail.com]
Subject: Re: NYT
Importance: High
High stress.
Sent from my iPhone
On 30 Apr 2017, at 19:43, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
both have the flu
On Sun, Apr 30, 2017 at 12:38 PM, ehbarak <111111> wrote:
Hi Jeff
About time for our actions to turn into theatre and movie pieces.
Shall we talk? Any news from BC/AdR?
Best
EB
Sent from my iPhone
On 14 Apr 2017, at 19:24, ehbarak _____________________> wrote:
Hi Jeff
I'm in Serengeti, Tanzania
No real communication. Cannot open the NYT article. But to judge from the article's title they are at least
exaggerating if not totally wrong. This attack will not change strategy in a major way on either side. It will
however raise respect for DJT in Moscow and few other capitals. That's not necessarily bad, if the WH won't
read this change as a precedent which calls to be repeated too often.
Best
EB
Sent from my iPhone
On 14 Apr 2017, at 16:06, jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com> wrote:
https://www.nytimes com/2017/04/13/the ater/o slo-bro adway-review. html?mo dule=WatchingP ortal&re gion=c-
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CHAPTER 6:
PENTECOSTAL PHASE TRANSITIONS
By their late teens, my two offspring, sons of an Alcohol Anonymous, born
again, originally Christian Science mother and a spiritually struggling and mostly
secular Jewish psychiatrist father, had been unfulfilled in their hungry search for the
experience of a personally meaningful God. After years of perhaps too academic
conversations with their parents, visits to a variety of houses of worship, talks with
University of California religion professors and evenings with a Ph.D. psychologist-
rabbi and friends at the neighborhood synagogue, they turned somewhere else.
Some of their high school friends who were Evangelical Christians took them to
their Assembly of God, Pentecostal and other Christian, direct experience of God,
churches. They came to love what they sometimes called their Wednesday night
and Sunday morning “rock and roll,” services.
Struggling with the post-Vietnam cynical mistrust of authority and the
Marijuana apathetic nihilism of the 60’s and 70’s, and clearly not enticed by what
they regarded as their father's vacuous mélange of New Age Eastern Religions and
secular brain science, they spoke about their sudden and life-changing experiences.
They studied, memorized and quoted the Scriptures as part of their commitment to
their word churches. As erstwhile cynical teenagers, now positive and brimming with
faith, | secretly called it denial, they described what was happening to them as New
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friend has dealt with whatever healing has to take place in order for such assaults not to
happen again?
te Ok ok
This can be found on the Internet at:
http://clarissethorn.com/blog/2010/1 1/26/social-responsibility-activism-and-giving-
thanks/
It is really worth reading about work that's already been done on transformative justice:
http://clarissethorn.com/blog/2012/01/30/some-transformative-justice-links/
BOUNDARIES:
[storytime] Taking Care Of Each Other
This was originally published in 2012 at the girl-power site OffOurChests.com.
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Taking Care Of Each Other
As a sex educator, I think a lot about how to teach boundaries. I try to come up with
exercises, stories, maxims that could help people respect their own bodies, minds, and
desires; and of course I also think about how to encourage people to respect others’
boundaries. But the biggest influences on a person's boundaries have nothing to do with
what I teach. Good boundaries are (hopefully) demonstrated by parents, influenced by
friends, and encouraged by partners.
Within a community, though, I also think it's really important not to tell people what to
do. I believe that it's crucial to be a good resource for the people close to us, without
trying to force them to do what we think is best. That way, we can both build trust and
foster independence. On the other hand, sometimes it's hard to know how to do that when
I know more about a certain subject than someone else. It is so powerfully tempting to
tell them what I think they should do!
I was thinking about this recently when, out of the blue, I remembered something that
happened when I was 16 or 17. I'd just had a nasty breakup, I was really unhappy about
my ex, and I was trying marijuana. I had never smoked before.
There were a bunch of other people my age present -- including a guy who'd been flirting
with me for a while. When he passed me the marijuana, he kissed me. I kissed back. I
wasn't attracted to him, but I felt so empty and hurt, and I guess it was reassuring that
someone wanted me, despite the fact that my ex-boyfriend didn't.
Also around was a girl who I'll call Lena. I had always seen Lena as tough and no-
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learning system can be trained to follow strategies that produce those outcomes. Wiener
hinted at this idea in the 1950s, but the intervening decades have developed it into a fine
art. Modern machine-learning systems can find extremely effective strategies for playing
computer games—from simple arcade games to complex real-time strategy games—by
applying reinforcement-learning algorithms. Inverse reinforcement learning turns this
approach around: By observing the actions of an intelligent agent that has already
learned effective strategies, we can infer the rewards that led to the development of those
strategies.
In its simplest form, inverse reinforcement learning is something people do all the
time. It’s so common that we even do it unconsciously. When you see a co-worker go to
a vending machine filled with potato chips and candy and buy a packet of unsalted nuts,
you infer that your co-worker (1) was hungry and (2) prefers healthy food. When an
acquaintance clearly sees you and then tries to avoid encountering you, you infer that
there’s some reason they don’t want to talk to you. When an adult spends a lot of time
and money in learning to play the cello, you infer that they must really like classical
music—whereas inferring the motives of a teenage boy learning to play an electric guitar
might be more of a challenge.
Inverse reinforcement learning is a statistical problem: We have some data—the
behavior of an intelligent agent—and we want to evaluate various hypotheses about the
rewards underlying that behavior. When faced with this question, a statistician thinks
about the generative model behind the data: What data would we expect to be generated
if the intelligent agent was motivated by a particular set of rewards? Equipped with the
generative model, the statistician can then work backward: What rewards would likely
have caused the agent to behave in that particular way?
If you’re trying to make inferences about the rewards that motivate human
behavior, the generative model is really a theory of how people behave—how human
minds work. Inferences about the hidden causes behind the behavior of other people
reflect a sophisticated model of human nature that we all carry around in our heads.
When that model is accurate, we make good inferences. When it’s not, we make
mistakes. For example, a student might infer that his professor is indifferent to him if the
professor doesn’t immediately respond to his email—a consequence of the student’s
failure to realize just how many emails that professor receives.
Automated intelligent systems that will make good inferences about what people
want must have good generative models for human behavior: that is, good models of
human cognition expressed in terms that can be implemented on a computer.
Historically, the search for computational models of human cognition is intimately
intertwined with the history of artificial intelligence itself. Only a few years after Norbert
Wiener published Ze Human Use of Human Beings, Logic Theorist, the first
computational model of human cognition and also the first artificial-intelligence system,
was developed by Herbert Simon, of Carnegie Tech, and Allen Newell, of the RAND
Corporation. Logic Theorist automatically produced mathematical proofs by emulating
the strategies used by human mathematicians.
The challenge in developing computational models of human cognition is making
models that are both accurate and generalizable. An accurate model, of course, predicts
human behavior with a minimum of errors. A generalizable model can make predictions
across a wide range of circumstances, including circumstances unanticipated by its
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Date: Thursday, January 28 2010 10:24 AM
Subject: Re:
From: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation©gmail.com>
To: Boris Nikolic
you can tell andrew we are friends ,
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 4:39 AM, Boris Nikolic wrote:
Different kind of fun.
It is fun for a short time but i am already getting sick of so many meetings!
Met your friend bill clinton yesterday followed up with sarkozy. Later in day meeting your other friend prince andrew as he has
some questions re microsoft.
How are you?
boris
Sent from my AT&T Windows Mobile phone.
From: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com >
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 7:47 AM
To: Boris Nikolic
Subject:
any fun?
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The Comical Conservative
President Obama walks into a local bank
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