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Read Sidebar: ‘Now That It’s Legal: What Next?’  Rip G. Rice, Ph.D., is president, RICE International Consulting Enterprises based in Ashton, MD, which specializes in ozone technologies, particularly with respect to water and wastewater treatment. Rice served as an Ozone Resource to the EPRI Expert Panel which declared ozone to be Generally Recognized As Safe in food applications. He also is the senior author of the Food Additive Petition submitted by the EPRI in 2000 to the FDA to request approval of ozone as an antimicrobial agent in the treatment of foods. This petition was approved June 26, 2001. Rice also advises food processors on how to evaluate ozone for various purposes in the food industries. He is a cofounder of the International Ozone Institute (now the International Ozone Association) in 1973, served as its president from 1982-1983. In 1995, Rice received the Morton J. Klein Memorial Award for outstanding service to the association. He can be reached via e-mail at RipRice4Ozone@cs.com.Dee M. Graham, Ph.D., is president, R&D Enterprises located in Walnut Creek, CA and serves as the Electric Power Research Institute’s Agriculture and Food Technology Alliance Office manager. EPRI AFTA coordinated efforts for several years to review the use of ozone as a food safety additive and to obtain formal federal regulatory approval. Graham chaired the EPRI Expert Panel that affirmed ozone as GRAS in 1997, and he was instrumental in securing EPRI and other funding for the Food Additive Petition. He also assisted Rip Rice with writing the FAP, which was approved in 2001.Matt T. Lowe is marketing manager for DEL Ozone, San Luis Obispo, CA. Lowe has been involved in the research and development of ozone applications for more than three years. Previously, he worked in the environmental groundwater remediation industry. Lowe holds a bachelors of science degree in biochemistry and cell biology from the University of California-San Diego.References 1. U.S. FDA. Secondary direct food additives permitted in food for human consumption. Federal Register 66(123):33829-33830. 2001. 2. USDA FSIS. Letter from Robert C. Post (FSIS, Washington, DC) to Mark D. Dopp (American Meat Institute, Arlington, VA). Dec. 21, 2001. 3. U.S. FDA. GRAS status of ozone. Federal Register 47(215):50209-50210. 1982. 4. EPRI. Technical Report-i 08026, Vols. 1, 2, 3: Evaluation of the history and safety of ozone in processing food for human consumption. EPRI. Palo Alto, CA. 1997. www.epri.com. 5. EPRI. “Ozone as an Antimicrobial Agent for the Treatment, Storage and Processing of Foods in Gas and Aqueous Phases.” Food Additive Petition filed with FDA. June 2000. 6. Rice, R.G., and D.M. Graham. Recent North American developments in ozone applications in food processing. Proceedings of the International Ozone Association EA3 Group. Berlin, Germany. 2000. 7. Rice, R.G., and D.M. Graham, D.M. Recent North American developments in ozone applications in food processing. Proceedings of the International Ozone Association, Pan American Group. Orlando, Florida. Oct. 1-4, 2000. www.intl-ozone-assoc.org. 8. Hampson, B.. Use of ozone for winery and environmental sanitation. Practical Winery & Vineyard, pp. 27-30. January/February 2000.  

“The requirement for a flow of 380 cubic metres of water per hour, at differential height of 261m with an efficiency of 80.8%, called for a powerful pump and motor combination with the addition of a heavy flywheel.

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I encountered my taproom staff first, and they informed me that the fire wasn’t in the kitchen as they were exiting the building. I should have left with them, but being the “responsible employer,” I decided to go back into the production area only to find my head brewer just standing on the platform *with earplugs in* as if nothing else was going on.

Look! As of today if you own one of the formerly very expensive FPGA mining machines, far more efficient mining hardware than the GPU (graphics) cards most use, you can LOSE $92.14 every month mining Bitcoins!

I see it as all downhill from here. I think this will be a positive reinforcement cascading process. As a benefit, the price of graphics cards are going to plummet as cards formerly used for mining are sold. Of course, the GPU card manufacturer aren’t going to like this as it will kill their sales of new cards. This is probably why NVidia sold their high end cards direct to gamers so those gamers could bypass the retailer gouging of prices due to imaginary money generators (miners) paying prices much higher than MSRP for those cards.

So who is benefiting from the tariffs? Some say it is Chinese laser manufacturers like Han’s Laser and Wuhan Raycus Fiber Laser, with the latter’s revenue29 growing 66% for the first nine months of 2018 to about $156 million. At the expense of companies like IPG Photonics, a Seeking Alpha article30 argues that “With the tariffs now in place, Chinese companies have an even more compelling argument to go with local suppliers [for fiber lasers] in those applications where performance is equivalent or at least close enough.”

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Japanese firms such as Honda threw what I can only call enormous sums of money at hydrogen fuel, especially storage. All sorts of metallic alloys have been suggested and experimented with for safely storing hydrogen in non-cryogenic conditions, ranging from the positively mondane (Mg2Ni-MgsNiH4) to the downright exotic (LaNi5). In the end the Toyota Mirai (€78,600 MSRP) uses some downright plain carbon fiber-reinforced nylon tanks which store hydrogen at 700 bar (roughly 10,000psi). As a chemist I am rather disappointed at the simplicity of this solution, but the alternative was an even more expensive Prius sibling. Three decades of huge investments and even bigger promises and this is all we have.

Others, like Brenda De Ramus, are starting smaller. A hospital human resources manager, she stopped at the Solar Living Center on her way from her home in Sausalito to a weekend cottage at the north end of the state. She walked out, on a recent Friday afternoon, with a solar-powered pump for a garden fountain.

Virtually all of it a mere accounting fiction, representing no real wealth. Just prosecution futures.

Cooking and cleaning are thought to be the main activities through which humans add chemicals to the indoor environment, but we also create emissions by simply existing. Exhaled breath contains carbon dioxide and also a host of organic chemicals such as isoprene, acetone, and acetaldehyde. When I asked, Caleb Arata told me that his gauges are capable of registering the gaseous signature of a fart, though he discreetly declined to confirm or deny the presence of flatulence in the data. And squalene, a primary ingredient in skin oil, is extremely reactive with ozone—a fact that may explain why air travel, which exposes us to the higher ozone concentrations of the upper atmosphere, often leaves us feeling dirty.