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I started this research in earnest at the beginning of 2009, after another slump in oil and gas
prices, put my regular work practice in product development, polymers, refining, and
wastewater treatment into a slow crawl.

My laboratory mission remained the same; A) Can entropy in a thermodynamic system be
reduced to the point of being irrelevant? B) Is there an energy source that does not convert
heat?

Now about those magnets.

In 1979 or 1980, I had a former work associate of mine from Bell Laboratories visit with me
during a time when my studies included law school, and my long past interest in becoming a
patent attorney. A mutual acquaintance was then employed at the developmental laboratories
of Libbey Owens Ford, a glass manufacturing company located outside Toledo, Ohio. It was the
second time in my life when I saw what was referred to as a “rare earth magnet”. My first
exposure was on a work/study trip to Bell Laboratories in Denver Colorado. The second visit
with rare earth magnets was much more profound because the demonstration I saw was head
to head with a common iron magnet. The strength comparison? Well you could knock me over
with a feather. It was a glass forming experiment. The magnetic force was a bit scary and I must
have played with one of the small samples for hours.

Then years later in the mid-1990s, I had the pleasure of building a very sophisticated plastics
recycling facility located in North Las Vegas, Nevada. At the time, I had built a very good
reputation completing plastics engineering projects in Nevada, beginning in 1990, as a defense
contractor and on again off again consultant to the Casinos. I was professionally active in a wide
variety of projects during the Casino building boom, where many building materials used in the
construction of resorts had to meet what is known as a “zero smoke, zero flame”, fire safety
standard. Around 1995 I was approached by a local dental surgeon, who had a very clever idea
that could sterilize postsurgical waste streams, that contained a large amount of biomedical
contamination, and polymer (plastic), material that could be recycled. We worked together for
about two years, and patented the system, which is still in use in some United States and
foreign jurisdictions today.

pg. 9 A Demonstration of Induced Angular Momentum in a Flywheel Energy Storage and Harvesting Device Through the Elimination and Control of Entropy in a Thermodynamic System
in the Presence of a Paired Permanent Magnetic Field

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By Dennis M. Danzik