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BARLOW: Oh, yeah, okay, you are right, right, okay, okay. WATANABE: Yeah, so -. BARLOW: I don’t need to read it, right? WATANABE: What I’m suggesting is maybe you -. BARLOW: New stuff. WATANABE: Provide like an executive summary type, rather than -. BARLOW: Going through this whole thing, right. WATANABE: Especially since, you know, we are only going to allow you five minutes max, right? BARLOW: Right, okay, okay. I’m sorry. I got kind of carried away here in putting it out. Well, what I have here is just some drawings of some projects that I would like to try and propose to the owners of these properties, as well as the areas that I’m looking to speculate for properties. And the thing is -, like, the first thing I did when I came into Kona was the fact that the energy component, like it was in Anchorage, it has lack of substance for the new technology I’m applying. I do have a proprietary energy system; you have the literature that I brought to you last week with regards to ATEC, Ambient Thermal Energy Conversion, which is similar to the OTEC – I have a letter of support from the Natural Energy Laboratory with the fact that the ATEC system will work as the same principle as the OTEC. And they would be implemented into these structures. Ideally, as we find that the energy is getting so costly for people who live and commute from other town, it’s to have homes that are self-sustained like it says in your energy issues, as to have new homes, existing homes to be redesigned, renovated, so that they can become more energy efficient, not waste energy, and become self-sustained; and I am in align with those things. And I’m just hoping that when it comes time that I have the money and means to be able to present to you those plans that would be associated with these complexes and projects, that I can gain your favoritism and your approval on the fact that we need to do something for our children today on providing for the quality of life and not burn up all the fuel or the petrochemicals so to say, so that we can have a future for our children. WATANABE: Okay, thank you. Fellow Commissioners, do we have any questions for Mr. Barlow? None? Thank you, Mr. Barlow, you may be seated. ALAMEDA: May I make a statement real quick, Mr. Chair? WATANABE: I beg your pardon? Yes. ALAMEDA: I just want to suggest, Mr. Barlow, maybe you might want to talk with the HPA school; they just had a presentation on renewable energy, so -. EXHIBIT D 6