ALTERNATIVE
ENERGY/HEALING PARTNERSHIP CONFERENCE
JUNE 28-29, 2008
AT JARBOE’S MILL
CHARLOTTE HALL,
MARYLAND
The 2008 Alternative
Energy/Healing Partnership Conference (AEPC 2008) will be held on June 28-29 at
Jarboe's Mill, 29880 Three Notch Road, Charlotte Hall,
MD. This event is a followup to the 2007 Advanced Energy
Technology Colloquium. AEPC 2008
will be an excellent venue for independent researchers to demonstrate new
technologies, and is free of charge to presenters and the public. Larry
Jarboe is sponsoring the event and currently serves as St. Mary’s County
Commissioner. Mr. Jarboe is a strong
advocate for sustainable communities, as
evidenced by his
involvement with hydrogen and electric vehicle research and sustainable
communities. Go to Google Maps for specific directions from
your location to the event. Otherwise,
just take exit 7A south to merge onto Branch Avenue/MD-5 South towards
Waldorf. Continue following the signs
for MD-5 South for 25+ miles. Charlotte
Hall is approximately 30 minutes south of Washington, D.C. Email
Larry Jarboe or call 240-577-1240 for more specific directions as
needed. The weekend event will be held
outdoors with live demonstrations on site.
24 hour security will also be provided at the event. Food, restrooms, parking and lodging are
available in the immediate area – google keyword seach for Charlotte Hall
hotels/lodging/restaurants for more information. For additional information on other
activities in the D.C. area, email Nora
Maccoby. No formal RSVPs are
requested for AEPC 2008, as this is an informal network of inventors,
researchers, and activists who fully support full-scale implementation of
alternative energy and healing technologies.
Work from within your own network to demonstrate advanced energy and
healing technologies that you are either working on or know of that could be
demonstrated by the end of June.
This decentralized approach
will ensure the success of the event.
SATURDAY, JUNE 28: NO CHECK-IN OR FEE IS REQUIRED
9 A.M. – 9 P.M..: OUTDOOR
DEMONSTRATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY AND HEALING TECHNOLOGIES
FOR DEVELOPING SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES
10 P.M. – 4 A.M.: OUTDOOR
MEDITATION/PRAYER, CE-5 PROTOCOLS
SUNDAY, JUNE 29: NO CHECK-IN OR FEE IS REQUIRED
9 A.M. – 7 P.M..: OUTDOOR
DEMONSTRATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS CONTINUE
THE EMPHASIS OF AEPC 2008 IS ON OPEN SOURCING ALTERNATIVE ENERGY AND
HEALING TECHNOLOGIES – FUNDING WILL CONTINUE TO BE PROVIDED FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
OF THESE TECHNOLOGIES TO ENSURE THAT THEY ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE.
The Potomac Sustainable Communities Initiative
was the name coined to the decentralized effort throughout the independent
research community to develop and distribute the alternative energy and healing
technologies currently available today for review, many of which are open
source technologies. These technologies
will streamline private and government efforts to reduce our dependency on
foreign hydrocarbon resources, while also reducing the negative impact of
global energy consumption on the environment.
These alternative energy/healing technologies will also decentralize our
nation’s vulnerable energy infrastructure.
Current trends make it clear that we are
running out of time to implement these technologies on a large scale. Global
oil production has peaked and is now in decline. It is time to face
the hard truths about energy. The
planet’s ecosystem cannot sustain continued hydrocarbon dependence, as outlined
in the UN’s
2007 Global Environment Outlook Report.
Our nation MUST immediately shift its research emphasis to advanced
alternative energy technologies if our way of life is to continue, while
minimizing the likelihood of expanding regional wars to maintain adequate
supplies of hydrocarbon resources. Once
funding is successfully distributed to these research projects, the
technologies developed out of this initiative will replace hydrocarbon fuels in
what is becoming a trillion
dollar alternative energy market. In
an effort to extend the continued viability of geopolitical and economic
infrastructures while also protecting U.S. national security interests, an
international effort must be initiated comparable to The Apollo Program. We must work together to develop “silver
bullet” energy alternatives to hydrocarbon resources, in order to minimize the
catastrophic impact of mankind’s resistance to a post-hydrocarbon energy
society.
Believe
in the Future!
