From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 12:24 PM PT
To: James.Sunderland@risdonhosegood.com
Cc: rest; Catherine Blundell - RisdonHosegood; dave clark; Edward Jay Epstein - Author of The Diamond Invention
Subject: DIScover

 

Dear Mr. Sunderland Esq.,

 

I have just discovered that when I “shifted” my one email address file over to a new file I had created to protect from “hackers” not trying to get at it, most likely just my head, since that file is up on The Internet I failed to delete your email addresses from that new file.

 

BTW even if they were to succeed in crashing my computer that would only “delay matters” which really would have zero impact on the ultimate impact of my writings, if anything it would contribute further to increasing the circle of those dependant upon my insight and analysis of the important events of the day,

 

There should be little chance of this recurring beyond today as tomorrow I plan to move over to a whole new “way of doing business-personal”.

 

Despite several emails I have not heard from Dave Clark since he emailed me back on January 2nd to let me know that the 28 dinners he served on New Years Day were 28 more dinners than the year before which was no better than at anytime in the past.

 

I know you folks have had possibly more than your fair share of bad weather but it hasn’t stopped at least your email service provider.

 

There is every reason to believe that my one United States email service provider might get “weak kneed” and kowtow to a good number of very poorly bred human beings who have been getting more than their fair share of the graft and if that were to happen it shouldn’t give my email service provider or anyone else hoping to benefit from such a foolish action a moment of comfort.

 

Since I don’t have access right now to Dave’s telephone number please would you have someone visit with him to see that, first everything is okay and to also find out where things stand on us getting paid last month’s percentage of sales and why not let me know at the same time whatever happened with the insurance that he was looking into.

 

I might be coming over in a few days.

 

Time is of the essence!

 

Sincerely,

 

Gary S. Gevisser

 

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