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Lifespan
Potential, Longevity, Obesity and Fitness
Data
and theories on aging, obesity and health of humans. ISBN
0-916961-16-8
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A New
Way of Ranking the Nations of the World
Methods
for determining power and influence of countries. ISBN
0-916961-18-4
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Diagnosing
an Organizations Bureaucracy II
An
extension of Diagnosing an Organizational Bureaucracy. ISBN
0-916961-20-6
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Designing
an Optimal Corporate Structure Methods I and II
How
to fill the shells in the structure by analogy to the electron
shells of the atom. ISBN
0-916961-17-6 |
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Hershey
Corporate Lifecycles
How
organizations grow and age.
How the six Hershey Parameters related to overlapping
activities, power distribution, and information flow, can
define a corporation's lifecycle. ISBN
0-916961-15-X |
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Lexicon
Avenue
A
small dictionary of words from The New Yorker, The New York Times, and
William Buckley
ISBN
0-916961-11-7
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Establishing
the Age of a Corporation
Supplement
to Diagnosing an Organizational Bureaucracy. The
ages of a corporation: from birth, to adolescence, maturity,
senescence, moribund, and death. The six Hershey
Parameters described in Diagnosing an Organizational
Bureaucracy yield the Hershey Age Scale for corporations.
ISBN
0-916961-13-3 |
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The
Universe and Beyond
The
birth of the universe out of Infinity and its return to
Infinity. Shows calculations of the pressure, volume,
temperature, and entropy of the universe as it evolves from
it's beginning, ages, and dies. Significant discussion
of the concepts of Infinity and Entropy.
ISBN
0-916961-12-5 |
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Diagnosing
an Organizational Bureaucracy: A New Paradigm for
Restructuring and Reengineering a Corporation
Six
parameters are identified which describe the efficiency of a
corporation's structure (function follows form). These are
overlapping activities, the geometry of the table of
organization, interactions which bypass the bosses, the center
of gravity of power, the distribution of power, and
informational entropy (the efficiency of information flow).
User-friendly software is available in order to compute the
six parameters and display the results.
ISBN
0-916961-03-6 |
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Entropy,
Infinity, and God
The
concept of entropy, as a measure of order and disorder, tells
us much about birth, aging, and death. Death is when we
achieve maximum disorder (maximum entropy). Entropy also
indicates the direction of time's arrow. Infinity is the
grandest of concepts, without limits, without boundaries,
beyond our imagination. God, as a concept, is also beyond
limits, beyond our imagination. These three ideas, Entropy,
Infinity, and God can be examined together, as is done in this
book. The aim is to show how they merge. The aim is also to
try to understand our existence, the birth of our universe,
the presence of God, and the biggest question of all: What's
beyond our universe?
ISBN
0-916961-02-8 |
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Must We
Grow Old : From Pauling to Prigogine to Toynbee
Aging
of people, corporations, nations, and civilizations are
explored in this book. Topics include the science of the aging
process in living, human systems (Linus Pauling), the
thermodynamics (entropy) of aging (Ilya Prigogine), and aging,
evolving nations and civilizations (Arnold Toynbee).
ISBN
0-916961-00-1 |
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Lifespan
and Factors Affecting It
The
free radical theory of aging and other aging theories, loss of
bodily functions, aging on the cellular level, the basal
metabolic rate and life expectancy.
ISBN 0-916961-04-4 |
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A New
Age-Scale for Humans
Lifespan
of animals, aging theories, metabolism and entropy concepts in
predicting longevity of humans. Use of a whole-body
calorimeter to measure the basal metabolic rate and establish
life expectancy.
ISBN
0-916961-05-2 |
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Everyday Science
The
fundamental natural laws behind commonplace events and things:
furnaces; refrigerators; anti-freeze in automobiles;
electricity and light bulbs; smokestacks; thrown baseballs;
jet airplanes; spinning ice skaters; pulleys; air
conditioners; frost formation on car windows; capillary
action; rainbows; rising bread and other subjects.
ISBN 0-916961-06-0 |
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My
University, My God
A
professor’s personal look at teaching verses research,
tenure, undergraduate grading, the corporatization of the
university. The autobiography of an education.
ISBN 0-916961-07-9 |
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Transport
Analysis
A chemical engineering
professor writes about fluid flow and mass transport from a
mathematical perspective. Ordinary and partial differential
equations that describe transport phenomena, while using
calculus, vector and matrix algebra, Laplace transforms and
the calculus of finite differences.
ISBN 0-916961-08-7 |
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Chemical
Engineering in Medicine and Biology (editor)
Applications
of chemical engineering concepts to medicine and biology.
Topics range over blood flow and blood oxygenation, mass
transfer in the eye, artificial kidneys, separation of
bacteria by ion exchange, mathematical modeling of drug
distribution, carbon dioxide respiration kinetics, water in
frozen tissues, electrophoretic separation of proteins, and
outer space research on life support systems.
ISBN 0-916961-10-9 |
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Blood
Oxygenation (editor)
Kinetics
of the oxygen-hemoglobin reaction, the chemistry of blood
oxygenation, transport properties of the red cell, the role of
ACD, CPD, and plasma constituents in blood preservation, and
analysis, design and evaluation of artificial oxygenation
devices ("artificial lungs").
ISBN 0-916961-09-5
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