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Flyby News Alert
Updates @ FlybyNews.com
23 November 2008
Editor, Jonathan Mark

Notes:

This past Saturday marked the 45th anniversary of JFK's assassination - coup d'etat.

It is too late to end the Federal Reserve, without a detailed plan to replace it and criminal world governments now in operation. We will have to take one step at a time. Getting the Bush administration OUT and the Obama administration IN is more important than many realize. Hopefully Barack Obama has read my letter to neutralize some of the devastating impact from another possible political assassination. My suggestion is similar to what is known in business as “key man insurance.” We can insure the ultimate success of a vision and plan by pre-recording President-elect Obama in a 'living will.' Should tragedy strike, a youtube broadcast could reveal an inspiring message to help unite US citizenry to preserve our Republic.

And, for that purpose, no matter Barack Obama's actions, please don't lose touch with the NYC 9/11 Ballot Initiative. This grassroots referendum could turnaround misleading wars for terror. I suggest contacting NYC architects and engineers, asking them to review www.ae911truth.org , and consider supporting their petition, and the NYC petition at: http://www.nyc911initiative.org/instructions.htm

The people can handle truth; the outlaws cannot.

Note the update on the Cheney-Rodriguez indictment, and Bush pardoning all sins,
in follow up articles at end. Meanwhile network news is silent about this.

Following is a press release on a company that I have been involved with the inventor, Ricardo Conde, since 1995. We should know in the first quarter of 2009 about prototype test results. Developing an engine for free-non-polluting (waste) heat to electrical power generation is key for our environment and economy. I am thankful for this opportunity, and another reason to tell Vermont Yankee and other nuclear and dirty power plants that their time is over. Green energy is our only future today.

Following press release are other updates and links.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


ReGen Power Systems Receives $5 Million Equity Commitment from 21Ventures

NEW SALEM, MA - November 17, 2008 - ReGen Power Systems LLC today closed a significant equity financing that will enable the company to continue development of its low temperature differential engine to convert waste industrial heat to power. The $5 million investment by 21Ventures, LLC, and the Quercus Trust will fund the design and fabrication of two prototype engines. The first will be a 10kW engine for purposes of evaluation and testing. The second will be a 500kW engine to be installed at a corporate user site for field testing.

"As an external combustion engine, our design will be capable of using a wide range of heat sources to produce power," notes ReGen President, Ricardo Conde. "We plan to offer engines that operate at 250º Centigrade for furnace exhaust, and others at 100º Centigrade to condense low pressure steam. We are excited to enter these very large markets."

"Not only will the engine use 'free' fuel," Conde explained, "but its use will produce power without producing a single molecule of greenhouse gas." The engine will make power that would otherwise have been produced by a polluting central power plant. As a result, it will be environmentally positive as well as economic.

The new technology will be useful in many major industries, including paper, chemicals, refining, steel, aluminum, glass and cement. "In the U.S. alone, industry wastes the heat equivalent of more than 20 gigawatts of power each year," according to David Anthony, Managing Director, of 21ventures.. "If this energy were converted to power using ReGen's technology, it would eliminate the need to build twenty nuclear power plants." The company expects demand for its power systems from around the world

The $5 million funding will also enable ReGen to fabricate several follow-up beta units for broader field tests, and to design a production prototype.

SOURCE: ReGen Power Systems, LLC

CONTACT: Richard Meloy, Chairman,
ReGen Power Systems at 203-328-3045
or visit the company's website at www.rgpsystems.com

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