Future Energy eNews /May 2010
Date: Monday, May 31, 2010 @ 23:21:53 UTC
Topic: General
 Dear subscriber,
On this Memorial Day, as we remember our military service men and women, IRI is
pleased to announce a collaboration for future energy developments that will
help all sectors of society, including our Defense Department. This FE eNews
serves as the IRI announcement of the Fourth International Conference on Future
Energy (COFE4) to be held under the auspices of SPESIF-2011
(see #1 story) on March 15-17, 2011 at the University of Maryland in the
Washington DC metro area. The exciting part of SPESIF is also to have five
concurrent conferences all under the same roof, all focused on energy and
propulsion.
Our second story (#2) announces a www.kickstarter.com campaign for a laudable future
energy project called the "Ultimate Energy Showdown" produced
and directed by filmmaker Chris Toussaint who I have known for years, ever since
we worked on the "Free Energy: The Race to Zero Point" video back in the
mid-1990's, produced and sold by www.LightworksAV.com . He already has found some
amazing energy inventors, all of whom will be put to the test for ten days each,
to prove the performance claims. Just like "The Biggest Loser", our country
needs a TV show like Ultimate Energy Showdown to focus attention on how
important an energy breakthrough will be for reducing the megaton weight of
our carbon emissions. Emerging "green" and exotic
technologies are here today. Technologies that if implemented would completely
revolutionize our planet's power needs with a green industrial revolution. Your
pledge of support at any level will help kick this project off
of the starting gate. IRI is also able to accept tax-deductible donations
earmarked for this project, according to IRS standards for nonprofits, with a
small administrative fee. Watch the short intro video online to see what Ultimate Energy Showdown is all about. Lastly, the
#3 story about the solar discovery by the U of CA at Berkeley is a true
breakthrough. Their product converts 95% of the 85% of sunlight that it absorbs
into electricity! We'll see if the inventor can be a speaker at
COFE4.
Sincerely,
Thomas Valone, President
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