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Timcstamp: 3/132013 5:35 PM EDT [BP MS 150 email to Jeffrey Epstein] It was great seeing you in Long Beach and I regret we didn't have more time to chat—as virgins, Ellen and I didn't want to miss a minute of the program by attending your salon in the lobby. Last year at this time, you showed your incredible generosity and support by making a $25,000 contribution to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society to encourage me to ride a road bike (yikes, the seat hurt!) the 180 miles from Houston to Austin. You were part of a group of friends that caused me to be the number one fund raiser among 14,000 riders, the first number one rider over 70 and the first number one to actually complete the entire ride. Because that accomplishment entitles me to wear No. 1 on my bib in this year's BP MS 150, the unintended consequences of my unexpected success are that I've got to try EFTA01111302  Timcstamp: 3/132013 5:35 PM EDT to do it again—both complete the ride and prove that I was not a one-trick pony with my fund-raising prowess. It has also caused more than 40 riders from around the country to join Susman Godfrey's Swift Justice team, which last year collectively raised more than $220,000 to support the Society's mission to stop MS. There is no way either I or my teammates can beat last year's success unless you again come through on the commitment you made to me and Harry to donate $50,000 this year. Indeed, one of the main reasons I decided to put my life in jeopardy by riding again at age 72 is to be able to call upon your promise of support. This year has special meaning to me because I will be riding with both my children and my two step-daughters. So please click on this link (http:N.gd/jrH1hC) and show the men, women and children living with this unpredictable disease that you are EFTA01111303  Timcstamp: 3/B/2013 5:35 PM EDT watching their backs as you propel me back the 180 miles to Austin. EFTA01111304