Play like a pro with expert knowledge from a champion of the game
If you don't know the ins and outs of play, bridge can seem like an
intimidating game--but it doesn't have to be! Armed with the techniques
and strategies in the pages of this book, you'll be bidding and winning
hands like a boss! A good book for beginners, it has lots of advanced
techniques useful to experienced players, too. This is as close to
an all-in-one bridge book you can get.
About the Author
H. Anthony Medley holds the rank of Silver life Master, is an American
Contract Bridge League Club Director, and has won regional and sectional
titles. An attorney, he received his B.S. from UCLA, where he was sports
editor of UCLA's Daily Bruin, and his J.D. from the University of
Virginia School of Law. He is the author of UCLA Basketball: The Real
Story and Sweaty Palms: The Neglected Art of Being Interviewed and The
Complete Idiots Guide to Bridge. He was a columnist for the Southern
California Bridge News. He is an MPAA-certified film critic and his work
has appeared nationally in Good Housekeeping, The Los Angeles Times, Los
Angeles Magazine, The Hollywood Reporter, and other publications. Click
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Wonder Woman 1984 (3/10)
by Tony Medley
131 minutes.
PG-13.
After suffering through the first one, I swore I
would not subject myself to any of the obvious sequels, but there is
such a dearth of material out there, I forced myself to endure well over
two hours of this nonsense. Whenever Gal Gadot utters a line, I am
reminded of Tony Curtis allegedly muttering, “Yonda Lies Da Castle of My
Fodda,” in one of his earlier movies (1954’s The Black Shield of
Falworth?). But that’s not the worst thing about this movie.
It is even more absurd than the first one that
grossly distorted history. This just creates the eidos of a fantasy
world that never could exist, forget the absurdity of the superhero
concept. Fortunately, fans who attend this type of attempt at
entertainment do not expect accomplished acting or writing or any
thought-provoking content, so they won’t be disappointed.