Waaoooww..what's a complete bridge book that I've read. Mark Horton, who write this book, explain all of the things about Bridge (most popular card game in this planet). It's so comprehensive, up-to-date and easy to follow. The book covers all the essential things you need to know about Bridge. Even players with little or no experience should soon be able to progress to club level and more better. With more than 500 pages, the topic of Bridge split in four parts.>>>PART ONE: Mastering Bridge - Basics, explain about how to play a bridge for beginner. >>>PART TWO: Mastering Bridge - Knowledge, for the beginner who has understand Bridge basics. You will learn about bidding, tricks and trumps, tactics and techniques.>>>PART THREE: The World Bridge contains about bridge software, play bridge on the internet, also about Bridge Magazine.>>>PART FOUR: Essential Bridge Info. In this chapter, you will find about world bridge championship, Bermuda Bowl, Bridge Organization around the world, glossary and also Who's Who that give you information about the most bridge player.~~~~~~~It's valuable bridge book for collection and for reference in your bookshelf~~~~~~~~

I know Mark personaly, and he is a great writer,I beleive he should follow through with this dream of his.

Whether you use it as calendar or not, this is a wonderful palindrome book. It's beautifully put together and the range of palindromes is excellent. They are usually listed in a relevant way, for example "Campus motto - Bottom's up, Mac" for the anniversary of Jenna Bush being ticketed for underage drinking. It's worth the price just for things like the weekly mini-articles about all things palinromic and the section of biogrophies of many palindrome writers.

Economics doesn't have to be dry and boring, and Hirschey proves it. I especially like the fact that the book explains economic theory in plain English and then shows how it works with real-world examples. This is a really good book. No wonder it's a best seller.

Economics does not have to be dry and boring, and Hirschey proves it. I especially like the fact that the book explains economic theory in plain English and then shows how it works with real-world examples. This is a really good book. No wonder its a best-seller.

This overview on dealing with the medical and financial challenges of living with a stroke represent not one author's experiences but those of 15 authorities in the field, from doctors to rehabilitation experts. From staying healthy and regulating the body's systems to pain management, Managing Stroke is packed with practical advice on common problems.

The reviewer is the author of NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY, (which is also on Amazon.com).

Listen up you forensic professionals, this book's a wealth of information, with expertise constantly evident! Their primary audience is oriented toward the Health Care Setting, but it's certainly not limited to this arena. This is truly a "user friendly" manual, and ought to be on the desks of all individuals really wanting to do the best job possible in regard to, in fact, managing violence and aggression. Tom Mason and Mark Chandley have done a great job!

The story of the privatzation of Manila Water and Sewage System doesn't look like an exiting subject, more the kind of book you read when you are in the water business, because it will be full of data, and you "have to". The entire contrary, the book is read as a novel, with dramas, questions and uncertainties up to the end of the process. That would make every book interesting, but there is much more: by clearly explaining how the Philippine Government has step by step overcome the problems encountered during the privatization process, this book is, for any administration willing to privatize water services, a catalogue of what to do (or not). Eventually, the book is also very useful for managers of private companies involved in the business of water privatization, as it gives an unique insight of the thoughts of the Civil Servants who had driven the privatization of MWSS.

the book is a very very much good.

Im read magazines and books normally by month, week or daily.

my favorites themes are about mechanic and computer.

a sometimes I read about OVNI phenomen.

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I am an internist. During my residency years, I diecovered this book. It made me a distinguished resident in nephrology in a remarkably short time. Nephrology is the most complicated branch of internal medicine but this book has made it unbelievebly easy, meaningful and attractive. It is specialy written for those who want to learn complex issues as soon as possible.