A New Series for the Saugeen and Kincardine Times

Reflections for My Grandchildren

How much is there to know?

 

Dr. Jim Jones has given Canadian Community News including the Saugeen Times and the Kincardine Times, permission to use use part of one of his books "Reflections for My Grandchildren -- how much is there to know?" published in hardcover form by BookSurge Publishing North Charleston, South Carolina. It is also available on Amazon.com.  You can purchase the book by going to the above links.

Dr. Jones has a Doctorate in Engineering, Masters in Mathematics and a undergraduate degree in Engineering.  He resides on Beaver Island with his wife, which is 26 miles out in Lake Michigan and also in Key West Florida.  He is a lifelong sailor.

He has worked in research and development for his entire career and is considered to be the world's foremost expert on Document Methodology and Manufacturing as applied to management of large and complicated enterprises and has written two books on the subject. 

He has served some of the largest corporations in the world as a consultant and research and development scientist.  He is a computer pioneer having worked on the world's first Computer Aided Design Systems in cooperation with General Motors Research and IBM.

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Dr. Jones is the father of 3 young men and 'Reflections' was written for his grandchildren to summarize lessons of life that he has learned.

The hard cover book is delightful and contains much more than we are able to present.  The chapters are short and can be read in a few minutes.

We are honoured to have his permission to bring this series of 31 glimpses of life to you. As you will see Engineers and Scientists have wide ranging interests. Dr. Jones  typifies that with curiosity about our universe and the hidden nature of life. Enjoy the first in the series

He is currently writing a book on Religion whose purpose is summarized as follows:

"Religion and man's attempt to imagine God as a force in his environment through religion has been the foundation upon which all human knowledge has progressed. In the last thousand years, orthodox western religion has separated itself from this search for knowledge. Religion now simply defends its 1500 year old dogma, to both society's and religion's detriment. This book will attempt to revive the religious quest to understand God and part of his/her/its participation in our universe."

We are anxious to see this work in publication

 jimijones@aol.com