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The Family Book of Bill and Peggy Jorgensen
William Jorgensen was born in Utah in 1913. His ancestors were early converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In 1940 he married Peggy Boyle and they had three children. They have been involved with education and have lived on the west coast most of their married life. Information on their own lives, their ancestors, and their descendants is included in this volume. Descendents live in California and elsewhere in the western states.
The Organic Chemist's Book of Orbitals
The Organic Chemist's Book of Orbitals focuses on the mechanisms, stereochemistry, and reactivity of molecular orbitals. Composed of four chapters, the book outlines how molecular orbitals are created by delocalization. Concerns include CC and CH single-bond orbitals; bond orbitals and group orbitals; and the localized orbitals of CH2 and CH3 groups. Schematic diagrams are presented to show the nature, reactions, and compositions of molecular orbitals. The text offers a list of molecules and orbital occupancies. Orbital drawings are presented to show the differences of the molecular orbitals of hydrogen, water, ammonia, methane, nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and acetylene. The book also provides an index of references for the molecular geometries and orbital energies employed in the orbital drawings. Considering the weight of data presented, the book is a great find for readers interested in studying molecular orbitals.
A Genealogy of William Marrott and Louisa Fowlke, Latter Day Saint Pioneers
William Marrott (1822-1900) was born in Barham, Huntingdon, England and became a Mormon convert. He married twice and immigrated to Pleasant Grove, Utah, in 1855.
The Story of Heritage Village
With the humble beginning of two historic buildings acquired in 1986, the Montcalm Heritage Village has grown to include more than 25 original and reconstructed structures and hundreds of artifacts from local areas depicting life in Michigan at the turn of the 1800s to 1900s. The Village comes alive during the annual Heritage Festival the first weekend in August and includes a one-room schoolhouse reenactment, a working blacksmith shop, and a civil war encampment. The Story of Heritage Village, however, is not simply a story of buildings, amazing as they are. This is a story about people those who lived in and among these structures in days gone by, and those who have labored to reconstruct and preserve them, and bring them to life. It is the fabric of these individual narratives that has been woven together to make The Story of Heritage Village.
Small Arms, Crime and Conflict
This book critically examines the nexus between arms availability and armed violence.
The Global Brain
All the talk about "open innovation" and externally-focused innovation assumes that "one size fits all" in terms of what network-centric innovation is and how companies should harness external creativity. But the reality is that there is no one right way to master this tool. For instance, loosely governed community-based innovation projects are a very different animal from tightly-orchestrated development projects driven by a large firm. As the landscape of network-centric innovation becomes more diverse and more confusing, there is a desperate need to structure the landscape to better understand different models for network-centric innovation. This book brings clarity to the confusion. Furt...
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