Clean Water Presentation

1. Our Mission is to Mine Water, removing
reclaimable heavy and precious metals,
plus cholera, E. coli and disease causing
bacteria… the by-product of which is pure,
clean, safe drinking water.
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A Revolutionary, Sustainable, Renewable Filter for Heavy Metal Removal

2. Why partner with us…
• 177 Jobs have been created by technology commercialized from
our Research Group. (http://barron.rice.edu/Barron.html)
• Contracted by NASA, NAVY Seals, Lockheed Martin and Shell Oil
among others.
• The technology behind this presentation took 1st Place in
Category - Over 7 Million applicants in the 2014 Intel
International Science and Engineering Fair.
• Over 40 US and International Patents.
• 425 Published Works.
• Over 10,000 Scientific Citations.
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Intel Military

3. • 42 US and International Patents
• 425 Publications
• 177 Jobs created by technology commercialized from
the Barron Research Group
• 10,126 Citations
Andrew R. Barron, Charles W. Duncan, Jr. - Welch Chair of
Chemistry, World-renowned Professor of Materials Science Rice
University Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Materials
Science, Energy, Environmental Science
Research Team
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Dr. Steven Winston
• Vice President, Parsons
Engineering
• Vice President and
General Manager,
AWC-Lockheed
• Manager of Power
Plant Design
Engineering,
Westinghouse Electric
Corporation.
Dr. Dennis J. Flood,
Chief Technology Officer
• NASA Glenn Research
Center
• Nanotech Innovations
• Chair, IEEE Electron Device
Society’s Photovoltaic
Device Technical Committee
• Chief of the Photovoltaic
and Space Environments
Branch, NASA Glenn
Research Center
Why partner with us…

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Stats
We all know how many people lack clean drinking water
and the death and disease rate as the result thereof.
But, did you know….
• There’s $2.2 billion, in 880 million lbs. of copper inside
Lake Burragorang, Australia.
• When extracted with other contaminants, the residual
water in the lake will be clean and safe for drinking and
agricultural use… or in other words – PRICELESS!
Even higher levels are seen around mines in Africa and South America.
*See Applications Inventorship and Costs attached.
Is this Realistic?

5. Contaminated Water Sources
Rivers, streams, lakes and ponds
unfortunately provide unusable
sources for drinking water…
The same water that keeps some
alive, also causes diseases, killing and
hospitalizing millions every year…
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6. Wells provide clean drinking water…
• It is difficult to transport heavy equipment to reach remote locations.
• Limitations are posed by terrain, soil composition and the depth of aquifers.
• Climate and weather often contribute to high maintenance or failure.
Deep Water Wells
But the demand exceeds the supply.
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7. But with limited effectiveness or high cost.
• Some filters remove most bacteria and viruses, but harmful metals remain.
• Most devices use disposable filters that cannot be renewed or recycled.
• Highly effective units are simply unaffordable for millions worldwide.
Filtration Devices
Filters provide a range of alternatives…
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8. 100 gl. of seawater produces 15 to 50 gl. of fresh water.
• Extremely high energy use and the treatment of by-products are very expensive.
• Brine, a highly concentrated by-product, is a major environmental problem.
• Developing cost-effective ways of providing fresh water is a critical challenge.
97% of the water on the earth is salt water...
Desalinization
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9. Sustainable, Ecology & Economics
• Water Crisis Relief
• Environmental Cleanup
• Oil & Gas Industry Solutions
• Metals Reclamation
• Industrial Compliance
• Hiking, Travel, Military
• Emergency Relief
• Cost Saving Solutions
• Recurring Revenue
the SOLUTION…
Nanotube Infused Quartz
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Providing:

10. Utilizing our patented single source
method in CVD (Chemical Vapor
Deposition)…
We remove contaminants and heavy
metals from any water source that can
be reclaimed and sold for profit or to
offset operating costs.
We produce a low cost, proprietary
nanotube infused product that can
remove life threatening microbes and
disease causing bacteria, exceeding
*EPA and *WHO requirements.
Metal
Contaminant
Filtration
Capacity %
Price per
Lb.
Cadmium 99.38 $4.73
Mercury 99.61 $1.27
Nickel 99.70 $7.74
Cobalt 99.72 $14.92
Lead 99.97 $0.96
Clean, safe, drinkable
water from any source.
Product Overview
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*US Environmental Protection Agency
*World Health Organization
The Results…

11. Over 300 Million
People in 150 Counties
Rely on desalinated water.
17,000+ Desalinization
Plants Worldwide
Produce 21.5 Billion Gallons
(80 Million cubic Meters) of
water annually.
Desalinization… Viability in Numbers
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Our technology could prove to provide significant cost
savings when applied to the desalinization processes.

12. • Reduce the number of steps required.
• Decrease energy requirements.
• Improve efficiency.
• Improve post treatment effectiveness.
• Extract and sell metals to offset costs.
• Help negate harm to the environment.
Pre-treatment
Pre and Post Desalinization Treatment…
Post-treatment
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Overall cost reduction potential.

13. Business Opportunities
Funding needed
for Business
and Product
Development
Nanotechnology Business
Applications for Clean Water
Water-from-air Matting
Absorbs water from air and
prevents evaporation in
agricultural applications.
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Humanitarian Aid – Emergency Relief
Sustainable Lifesaving Water Filtration Devices
for Villages, Homes & Individuals
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Est. Months
to Fruition
Water Filtration Commercialization
Renewable Filters, Licensed Products & Technology
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Industrial and Environmental Remediation
Fracking, Contaminated Water Cleanup, etc.
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Mining Water
Reclamation and Sales12
Desalinization
Cost Reduction and Improved Efficiency
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R&D
Business &
Product
Development

14. Andrew Barron and Dennis Flood, co-developed and
own Nanotech Innovations, which produces the NIQ filtration
system.
Located in Oberlin, Ohio, Nanotech Innovations is at the forefront of
nanotechnology research originally investigated at NASA Glenn
Research Center.
The Nanotech Innovations SSP-354 provides a reliable source of
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) for research and product development.
CNTs pack the conductivity and strength of graphene sheets within
nanoscale cylinders exhibiting extreme length-to-diameter aspect
ratios. As such, CNTs are poised to continue impacting the materials,
electronics, medical and energy sectors.
Our patented technology behind the Nanotech Innovations SSP-354,
has been mentioned among inventions that have helped shape
everyday life. These include the flashcube (1965), the automated
teller machine (1973), the halogen lamp (1974), the fax machine
(1975), the liquid crystal display (1980), the Kodak Photo CD (1991),
the Nicoderm anti-smoking patch (1992), Taxol anticancer drug
(1993), lab on a chip (1996), and HDTV (1998).
NANOTECH INNOVATIONS
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Patented, Proprietary Product

15. • 42 US and International Patents
• 425 Publications
• 177 Jobs created by technology commercialized
from the Barron Research Group
• 10,126 Citations
Andrew Barron’s Research Group
is currently aimed at the
development of rational molecular
design approach to materials
synthesis, with an emphasis on
the leap from synthesis to
application of nano-based
materials.
Since 2002, the focus of research
within the Barron Research Group
has involved the functionalization
of fullerenes and single walled
carbon nanotubes (SWNTs).
Andrew R. Barron, Charles W. Duncan, Jr. - Welch Chair of
Chemistry, World-renowned Professor of Materials Science Rice
University Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Materials
Science, Energy, Environmental Science
Professor Barron has been appointed
the first Prince of Wales Visiting
Innovator to strengthen collaboration
between Rice University and its
counterparts in the United Kingdom.
Barron Research Group
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16. Dr. Steven Winston is currently a leading proponent of exploring the intersection of
nanotechnology and nuclear sciences. This includes the instigation of research in nanoscale
methods for accelerator production of medical isotopes, nanostructured prodrugs for
targeted alpha therapy and brachytherapy, the use of novel nanostructures and
nanomethods to produce lightweight shielding for satellites and nuclear propulsion
systems, and a broad array of nanomaterials applications as potential responses to long
standing challenges in the safe and efficient production of nuclear energy.
With nearly 40 years of experience in various aspects of nuclear power,
Steve has served in a variety of senior management roles for major
companies. Currently providing a diverse range of technical advisory services
to select clients, he served as the Vice President of Management and
Technical Integration during Lockheed Martin Idaho Technologies
Company’s tenure as M&O contractor for the Idaho National Engineering
Laboratory (now INL).
He also served as Vice President for Parsons Engineering, as Vice President and General Manager of AWC-Lockheed (a
wholly owned Lockheed subsidiary), and as Manager of Power Plant Design Engineering for Westinghouse Electric
Corporation. Steve is a chemical engineer/nuclear engineer with experience in nuclear fuel reprocessing (at the Idaho
Chemical Processing Plant), has conducted Probabilistic Risk Assessments of nuclear power stations, has participated
in the development of advanced thermal hydraulics codes (RETRAN), and has overseen major first-of-a-kind research
and engineering projects for Westinghouse, Lockheed Martin, and the US Department of Energy. He has managed
diverse large-scale projects ranging from disposition of transuranic wastes to design of entire power plants.
Dr. Steven Winston
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17. led programs in advanced photovoltaic systems development. He received two Agency awards for his
pioneering work on advanced solar cells for space applications and for research that established the
feasibility of powering a human outpost on the surface of Mars with solar energy.
He served as Chair of the IEEE Electron Device Society’s Photovoltaic Device Technical Committee,
served as a member of the Society’s Education Committee, and participated in its Distinguished
Lecturer Series. He presently serves on the International Advisory Committees of the European, the U.S,
the Japan/Asia and the World Photovoltaic Conference organizing committees.
He is an inventor or co-inventor on several patents or patent applications in photovoltaics and
nanotechnology and has more than 100 peer-reviewed publications and presentations in solar energy,
electron devices and materials science.
Dr. Dennis J. Flood
Dr. Dennis J. Flood, Chief Technology Officer
Dennis Flood, PhD, is a Nanotech Innovations co-founder. He has
more than 30 years’ experience in developing solar cell and array
technology for both space and terrestrial applications. At the
NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, he served for 15 years
as Chief of the Photovoltaic and Space Environments Branch and
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Dr. Dennis J Flood

18. Acquired by Mr. Largent in 2000, and continuing to the present, JDR Environmental managed investigations and
remediation projects for Home Depot, Thrifty Oil, defense contractors, industrial manufacturers, paint and chemical
companies, and many others, including some of the largest car dealerships in the world. The success of EFX resulted in
the assignment of JDR's projects to an affiliated environmental consulting firm in 2012.
From 1999 thru 2008, he self-financed and managed LL&C Dealer Services, a sales, direct marketing and production
company that produced a series of legal and medical programs that aired on ABC, NBC, and CBS affiliates and national
cable channels, including The Discovery Channel, Lifetime, and USA. In 2002, he arranged financing, produced and
wrote the Infomercial of the Year, which resulted in product sales well in excess of $50MM for LL&C and its affiliate
partners.
In 1983, he raised $4MM for JPD Television, Inc., which distributed syndicated programming in the U.S. and
international markets. JPD also promoted a number of World Championship Boxing events.
During his career, Mr. Largent has raised capital for several start-ups in various fields, including more than $40MM for
oil and gas businesses and drilling projects, and over $15MM for television production and distribution companies. He
began his career in the securities industry at Smith Barney and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, after majoring in
economics and anthropology at the University of Virginia.
Randy Largent
During the past 15 years, Mr. Largent has self-funded, or funded with partners, 3 successful
start-ups, including EFX Performance, Inc., JDR Environmental, Inc., and LL&C Dealer Services,
Inc..
Since 2009, Mr. Largent has primarily served as CEO of EFX Performance, Inc. He and Jim
Ruschman funded EFX and directed the company to almost $20MM in sales in 2010, its second
full year of operations. This was accomplished through Internet marketing, retail sales,
international distribution and licensing agreements with Adidas Japan, Warner Bros, Billabong,
NASCAR, Major League Lacrosse and Autism Speaks, among others.
Randy Largent
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19. From 2003 to 2006 as a VP at Gen-X Sports Inc., Toronto and subsequently Huffy Corp, Dayton Ohio, Eric designed,
manufactured and marketed SnowJack® on a worldwide basis and oversaw the creation of the Rage® Snow Sports Sliding
Category where he produced a complete line of products.
From 2006 to 1010, Eric co-founded Rev-It Sports, a toy company in Dallas, Texas, securing startup funds and ongoing
support from Sevylor, a world-leading manufacturer of watercrafts and sporting goods. While working at Rev-It Sports,
Eric co-founded Yield Apparel which today is Millions From One, providing clean water and shoes for millions of people in
underdeveloped countries worldwide.
Over a 20 year span, Eric has encompassed the business of “Cause Related Marketing” into his profession, serving 6 years
of his 20+ year ongoing relationship, on the steering committee of NOYS, the National Organizations for Youth Safety, an
organization of 74 national, international and governmental organizations with an 80,000,000 person reach in the U.S.,
and 250,000,000 worldwide.
Eric served as Vice President of RADD, “The Entertainment Industry‘s Voice for Road Safety”, an internationally
recognized 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that uses the power of over 500 celebrities to create positive attitudes about
road safety. Eric’s vision and implementation yielded an average of 600 million impressions and $111MM in donated
media annually.
Eric McClure In 2000, Eric McClure founded Top Secret Sourcing Company (TSSC), a Hong Kong Based
Corporation. Eric, holder of several Patents and Trademarks, has provided product design,
development and international sourcing for No Fear, No Rules, Gen-X Sports, Huffy Corporation,
Sevylor, Hybrid Apparel, Wal-Mart, Kmart, Target, Sears, JC Penney, Kohl’s, Costco, Home Depot,
Lowe’s, Dicks Sporting Goods, Modell’s and Canadian Tire to name a few.
From 2010 to 2013, McClure partnered with Wakefield and Associates to form WM Marketing,
LLC., and procured sponsorship funding for NASCAR’s Tayler Malsam, driver of the Nationwide #19
Toyota Camry. WM Marketing funded youth safety programs in DC at the National Transportation
Safety Board (NTSB), at CBS, the Indy 500, and military bases events across the country.
Bio
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20. From 2001-03, he helped operate an automotive parts manufacturing company, which turned from a $125M
net loss to net profits of $780M within 2½ years, primarily through infomercials. In 2001 he was a founding
partner of a start-up refrigerated trucking business, which reached break-even free cash flow after eight
months, and has delivered solid profits for over 12 years.
From 2009-2013, Jim was a founding partner and President of EFX Performance, Inc. First year sales and net
income were $1.6MM and $680M, with second year sales approaching $20MM. 75% of company sales were
international to over 40 countries.
In 2012, Jim founded RB Innovative Products, Inc., to market inventions of industrial products for forklift trucks.
All of the businesses that Jim has been involved with are still operating successfully today. Jim holds a BA
degree in Business from Michigan State University and an EMBA from the Drucker School at Claremont
Graduate University.
Jim Ruschman
Mr. Ruschman spent 18 years in sales and marketing positions for TJ Lipton and ConAgra
Foods before becoming an entrepreneur.
From 1999-2001, he managed a small salad manufacturing company. In 2½ years, sales
increased from $3.4MM to $11.2MM, while profits increased exponentially. He
successfully developed and sold 17 new products to their primary customers, Trader
Joe’s and Costco.
Bio
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21. Jeff Lucas
Bio
Visionary out to change the world one pair of right shoes and one drink of safe water at a time. Why
can't my business and passions co-exist? They can, and do through Millions from One. We have put
antimicrobial shoes on and provided clean water for over 1,600,000 children in 55 countries thus far,
with our sites set on millions more over the next 5 years.
My time in the corporate world taught me a great deal, but I was never able to fill that giant hole in my
chest with titles or money. My thoughts on success have shifted more to significance. I have found
fulfillment in serving those in need, and compelling others to come alongside to do the same. I have
become "one of the ones". We will keep adding ones, and change the lives of millions all around the
globe! Come join us and experience the joy of becoming "one"!
Millions from One visionary utilizing our unique business platform to capture and ignite hearts into
action, providing hope to areas of abject poverty around the world. My role is to shine a light on the
needs of the less fortunate, then create and execute sustainable solutions in conjunction with our
incredible partners in the field.
Founder: Millions from One, LLC
Dallas/Fort Worth Area
Philanthropy
Current: Millions from One, Inc.
Previous: Yield Clothing Company, REV-IT sport, a
Division of National Ventures, Inc., Huffy Corporation
Education: The University of Texas at Austin
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22. MISSION
To save millions of lives by providing long-term clean water
and antimicrobial shoes, along with education and hygiene
training, to those most in need across the world.
The statistics are staggering, but together we can be
agents of positive change, replacing tragedy and death
with hope and life. It starts with awareness...moves to our
choice to give and serve...seeing lives transformed...and
ends with the world changed for good.
Millions from One and has produced over 100
deep water wells in over 45 countries and has
funding to drill an additional 500 wells over the
next 5 years.
Non-profit Partner
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23. LIFE Outreach International has provided over
2,500 fresh water-wells thru its “WATER FOR
LIFE” Program.
Living Water International has completed 7,000
community water projects in 26 countries over
its 18-year history. These projects provide safe,
clean water to 10.5 million people daily.
Sower of Seeds International programs are
actively touching over 300,000 lives every day
through Water Projects, Schools, Feeding
Programs, Homes for Orphaned and Abandoned
Children, and Leadership Training.
Millions from One Outreach
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24. Investment Opportunity
ROI:
Amount:
Duration:
$ 4.5M
24 Months
Use of funds:
• $2,520,750 – 24 Months
Upscale Engineering, Design, Development
& Manufacturing
Work performed at Nanotech Innovations,
Oberlin, OH
• $450,000 – 12 Months
Design/Engineering - Industrial Units
Employ: 3 post-doc equivalent Scientist -
Rice University, Houston, TX
• $500,000 – 24 Months
Industrial Units- Design/Engineering
Employ: 2 post-doc equivalent Scientist -
Swansea University, UK
• $938,400 – 24 Months
Management: Admin, production, planning,
accounting, sourcing, logistics, compliance,
insurance, legal, sales, marketing, travel,
and offices – Irvine, CA
TBD%
*See Detailed Budget Attached

25. Contents
Overview
4. Research Group
5. Why Partner with us?
5. Contaminated Water Sources
Viable Solutions/Challenges
6. Deep Water Wells
7. Filtration Devices
8. Desalinization
The Solution
9. Product Introduction
10. Process Overview
11. Viability in Numbers
12. Desalinization Pre & Post
Business Opportunities
13. Business Applications
• Humanitarian Aid – For Developing Regions
• Water Filtration Commercialization
• Industrial & Environmental Remediation
• Metals Reclamation
• Desalinization - Cost Reduction
For Philanthropic and/or Financial Growth.
The Opportunity to Change the World…
Bios
14. Manufacturing - Nanotech Innovations
15. Andrew Barron, PhD
16. Steve Winston, PhD
17. Dennis Flood, PhD
18. Randy Largent
19. Eric McClure
20. Jim Ruschman
21. Jeff Lucas
Non-Profit Partner
22. Millions from One
23. Humanitarian Support
Investment Opportunity
24. Budget Overview
Contact info
25. Contact Information

26. EFX Performance, Inc.
2212 Scholarship, Irvine, CA 92612 USA
Eric McClure - 1 (949) 278-3362
ericmcclure411@yahoo.com
Randy Largent – 1 (949) 218-4553
randy@efxusa.com
Contact and More Information
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Edited: 2-21-15
See: PART 2 – Technology Explained
See: PART 3 – Research Report
See: PART 4 – Applications, Inventorship and Costs
See: PART 5 – Use of Funds