From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 4:56 PM
To: novacuringlight@aol.com
Cc: rest; JRK@class-action-law.com; Paul van Eeden; kfinewsdirector@kfi640.com; Lieutenant Milakovitch; larryneilson@nationalmarketing.com
Subject: RE: dog sitter...RAFT....CERTIFICATES OF INSURANCE

 

Just got back from a walk in the Cleveland National Forestpicking up” on the “feedback” coming from my last broadcasted communique to this Mary woman over at the Trilateral Commission and what I thought I heard this one person calling me on my cell phone was, “Don’t worry about watching your back since anyone who is anyone is running for cover watch out instead for being set up with diamond parcels being sent to you in the mail” [sic] courtesy you think of “rough edged” EJE who you think got paid how by the DAAC for his one of a kind PR job?

 

I thought you would get a kick out of the following graphic sent to me earlier by Dr. John K. Pollard:

 

Re: Here's a little message for those who ask to be off your list.

 

 

 

An excellent question this “how long?”

 

Don’t know but maybe you know how long be4 members of the TC that include former chairman of the Federal Reserve, Paul Volker, realize that it is just a question of time be4 the average, hardworking business person who couldn’t give a rat’s ass about shares in public corporations, just dreaming of a simple spread in RSF, a couple of horses, nothing more a 5,000 square foot separate quarters for each of his 5 mistresses and the list of entitlements go on of course ad infinitum, follow the logical thought processing that if there is the slightest truth to what I am saying about the DAAC having an unlimited supply of untraceable, lightweight and never inventoried diamond currency wouldn’t the DAAC be able to find just one employed

 

Or

 

Unemployed “audirtor”, forget a genius financial engineer to “kick star” their own insurance company, comply with all the regulations, you know of course the United States Federal Government does not regulate this “house of cards” industry which I just threw in to serve as just a little distraction not to take away from the point of you thinking a little more of delaying your next insurance premium payment?

 

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From: novacuringlight@aol.com
Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 3:26 PM
To: gevisser@sbcglobal.net
Subject: Re: dog sitter...RAFT

 

I wanted to reply quickly and will elaborate more when in the office tomorrow.

 

Rossana my better is concerned about our two year old and our four years old now used to grabbing our 'golden' in the most forceful and horrid manner and not getting as much as a harsh look from the golden. 

 

I will read more carefully all that you have sent since Friday, I was traveling and first time online since then, I may have an alternative.  IS this to be two times a week for how long?  I still have friends with larger properties in Rancho that have not lost their spreads to the pack of attornies that assended on me in 2001 and left little but scraps.

 

Will talk to you tomorrow.

 

ALAN A.CREAMER
 

 
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary S. Gevisser 
To: Novacuringlight@aol.com
Sent: Sun, 18 Dec 2005 14:15:08 -0800
Subject: RE: dog sitter...RAFT

Alan -  first thank you.

 

I have been trying to find someone closer to Del Mar but so far no one suitable.

 

I cannot control a 2 year old walking up to a 10 year old dog who while a member of our very peaceful family cannot be depended to be always friendly. We know from personal experience that to grab our Maggie by the back of her neck or her rump is dangerous for anyone including a fool i.e. someone not in touch would do such a foolish thing. The fact is we had a member of our family who is in her 50s do exactly that. And our Maggie snapped at her and in the process broke the skin on this poorly conditioned relative's finger. This one incident is one that we share repeatedly with not only our kids but everyone who is taken by Maggie's beautiful face and shiny chocolate fur. She is not, however,  a wolf in sheep's clothing and the one concern I have is that on these days when she would be with you we would not in all likehood be able to take her to the beach.

 

Perhaps this common "god" sic would have us not only meet but spend meaningful time together and what exactly does that mean?

 

First and last it means I would no long expect free samples of your toothpaste and as part of the exchange I insist upon paying the going rate for those who would dogsit our Maggie caring for her as we would hope we would be cared for should we be fortunate to be a Maggie on the next go around.

 

This could have been shorter but no sweater - my wife Marie when telling her earlier what I planned to compose said I must have been drunk having possibly more than my fair share of sake.

 

I will call your house in a short while.

 

Gary

 


From: Novacuringlight@aol.com
Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 2:52 PM
To: gevisser@sbcglobal.net
Subject: Re: dog sitter...RAFT

 

In a message dated 12/3/2005 2:33:35 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, gevisser@sbcglobal.net writes:

 

Alan hi - I need to find a babysitter for on average no more than 2 days a week for our 10 year old Chocolate Labrador who is not a co-dependant like Pypeetoe  my Italian Greyhound. I know you mentioned something in the past about helping out but would you still be interested?

 

We are in Carlsbad now, we have a 4 year old golden that loves all other dogs.  They would stay in the two car heated garage and have a run of the whole back yard that is fully enclosed and the lab is welcome to stay if it will help, always better than the 'pound' doggy prison.  Home is 760. 476. 0290 you can talk directly to Rossana my better in my absence, I will tell her of the potential guest. 

 

When is this needed?

I hope and assume a two year male human child will not be too much for the lab?

 

Alan A. Creamer