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Fundamental Accounting Principles

Published in Hardcover by Richard d Irwin (1995)

Authors: Kermit D. Larson, M. Nelson, and Michael Zin

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Advice on what to lead

Easy-to-read and well-written advice on what to lead against all types of contracts.

Oldie but goodie

Here is someone coming out from ancient bridge history, talking about rubber bridge, but making absolute sense. Opening leads are a huge part of defensive play and Ewen had them down pat. There are numerous sections on inferences from bidding that are archaic--using strong twos and other such relics--but the principles are invaluable.

This and Klinger's LOSING TRICK COUNT are the two indispensable bridge books, in my mind. They make the difference between average and advanced players.

Adult Development and Aging: Myths and Emerging Realities

Published in Hardcover by Pearson Higher Education (1999)

Authors: Richard Schulz and Robert B. Ewen

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A great book on everything you ever wanted to know on aging

Presents complex material in easily accessible style on what happens to people as they age from young adulthood through old age, including biological, psychological, and social aspects of aging. Presents provocative theory on successful aging.

Massacre at Goliad

Published in Paperback by Bantam Books (1989)

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When do you double?

Everything you ever wanted to know about doubles.

Introductory Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences

Published in Hardcover by John Wiley & Sons (1999)

Authors: Joan Welkowitz, Robert B. Ewen, and Jacob Cohen

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I would recommend this book.

This book was very informative. It explained things clearly and was useful in learning Statistics.

It is the most understandable statistics book for beginners

I have been using this book in my statistics classes since 1990. It is so easy to understand for undergraduate students. Authors give really good examples to explain some complex subjects of statistics. These examples make the book more readable..