Transformacomm

Event Information

Back by popular demand, the 2009 Alternative Energy/Healing Partnership Conference (AEPC 2009) will be held on May 30-31 at the Southern Izaak Walton League in Waldorf, They have volunteered to host AEPC 2009 at their 140 acre outdoor education conference center and campground just south of Waldorf, Maryland. They have public facilities to include bathrooms, showers, and a commercial kitchen with four separate conference/display areas under one roof and additional display areas on the grounds. They are convenient to the DC/Baltimore/Richmond corridor and accessible by rental car from Reagan, BWI, and Dulles airports. Also, there is a nature trail, pristine creek, and fishing pond for additional enjoyment. The Izaak Walton League is dedicated to clean air and water and improved wildlife habitat. AEPC 2009 is moving there to accommodate the growing number of people interested in new energy technologies. Up to 5,000 people are expected to attend the event.

AEPC 2009 is a follow-up to AEPC 2008 and the 2007 Advanced Energy Technology Colloquium.AEPC 2009 is an excellent venue for independent researchers/inventors to demonstrate their alternative energy and/or healing technologies in a safe environment, and remains free of charge to presenters and the public, though voluntary donations will be requested to offset marketing and other expenses and to provide event materials/handouts to all attendees. Larry Jarboe is hosting the event with the Izaak Walton League. Mr. Jarboe currently serves as St. Mary’s County Commissioner and is a strong advocate for sustainable communities, as evidenced by his involvement with hydrogen and electric vehicle research and sustainable communities.

Email Larry Jarboe or call 240-577-1240 for more specific directions and information. The weekend event will be held outdoors with live demonstrations and seminars on site all weekend. Food, restrooms, parking and lodging are available in the immediate area – google keyword search for Waldorf, Maryland hotels/lodging/restaurants for more information. 24-hour security will also be provided to ensure the safety of presenters, attendees and equipment. No formal RSVPs are requested for AEPC 2009, as this is an informal network of inventors, researchers, and activists who fully support full-scale implementation of alternative energy and healing technologies. This is another excellent opportunity for inventors/researchers to secure funding to bring these technologies into full-scale production and to show the public what is currently available in the alternative energy and healing technology fields of research.

For more information, the agenda and driving directions, go to the event's web page at http://altenergy2012.com/

Ride and Accomodation Sharing

A need was expressed for sharing rides to the event and/or accomodations once there. Since the organizers to not have the time to coordinate this, Michel here at Transformacomm has volunteered to coordinate this.

A private web page has been set up to help coordinate ride and accomodation sharing. Since this page will be listing people's names, location, email and/or phone number, there is no link to it from any web page. Instead email: aepc2009@transformacomm.com and we will provide you with the web page link. We ask that you DO NOT post this link on any web site or mailing list/discussion group, etc. since we don't want the email addresses to be picked up by search engines trolling for email addresses to send spam to.

If you want to be listed on this page, please send me:

• Your name
• Where you are coming from (City, State/Province)
• Gender
• how to contact you: email and/or phone number
• what you are looking for: ride and/or accomodation
• Optionally a short message where you give more info as to what you are looking for, restrictions, etc.

A section will also be put for those who are flying in who want to share a car rental and/or accomodation. People state when and where you are flying in/out of.

If you want to talk to Michel directly, he can be contacted at 450-446-8293 weeknights from 6:45 PM to 10:00 PM or weekends from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM.