Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions Exhibit - with setup details

Comment: Boulder City, Nevada has a small weekly newspaper – “Boulder City
Review”. January 8, 2015 Gary Vesperman’s “Letter to the Editor” was published. See
http://bouldercityreview.com/sections/opinion/letters/letters-editor.html-49. He wrote:
Venue sought for exhibit of clean-energy inventions
Dennis Myers’ column “Distrust of scientists has a history” includes U.S. government
lying about A-bomb test fallout effects. For decades the U.S. government has also
suppressed clean-energy inventions.
I happen to have prepared a proposal to exhibit in Boulder City’s City Hall a gallery of
clean-energy inventions. It comprises 16 larger generators, 25 smaller generators, 16
advanced self-powered electric vehicle innovations, 25 radioactivity neutralization
methods, 22 space travel innovations, 10 technical solutions to water shortages, and
torsion field school network. The exhibit file is linked at
https://app.box.com/cleanenergyexhibit.
The file includes photographs of the 50 total horizontal feet of otherwise unproductive
bare walls inside the City Hall for the seven separate exhibits. As a minor attraction,
assume it draws a daily average of 20 tourists the four days a week City Hall is open.
If the tourists each spend in Boulder City restaurants and stores an average of $12.50,
the gallery of clean-energy inventions would add $1,000 per week to Boulder City’s
economy at no cost to Boulder City.
For my Nov. 10 meeting with two Boulder City officials, I laid out and photographed the
entire gallery on tables and floors around City Hall. We had a friendly conversation. We
wondered if City Hall is an appropriate venue. A disadvantage is that City Hall is closed
Fridays and weekends. We left trying to find an alternative Boulder City location for the
gallery of clean-energy inventions.
Gary Vesperman
The morning the “Letter to the Editor” was published in the Boulder City Review, a
friend of Gary called to introduce him by telephone with an official with the Boulder
Dam Museum. A subsequent friendly conversation led Gary to visiting the Boulder
Dam Hotel the following Tuesday to look at the basement of the hotel.
Gary met Roger Shoaff who manages the hotel. Roger had never heard of
Gary’s proposal for a “Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions” exhibit.
Roger told Gary that the basement is not available for public use because it
doesn’t have access for handicapped people.