Not just your average book of bridge problems, "A Computer's Twist: Play Problems for You with Bridge Baron Analysis" provides challenging and entertaining bridge problems for you to enjoy and also includes a never before seen look inside the world of computer bridge. On each deal, after you have analyzed the deal and solved the problem, see how Bridge Baron fared on the deal and an explanation of why. "A Computer's Twist" should allow you to expand and improve your bridge game while also learning about and even competing against your favorite computer bridge program on the deals.     Each deal contains a hint, to aid you in your solving of the hand, a detailed trick-by-trick analysis and solution, a post mortem discussion, and an analysis of Bridge Baron's play of the hand. The book also includes a Deal Scorecard to mark your progress and grade yourself against Bridge Baron. Deals and analysis will be made available electronically for you to experiment with on your computer as well.     Concepts discussed are greatly varied and include: endplay technique, squeezes (progressive squeeze, strip squeeze, trump squeeze, one-suit squeeze), the Vienna Coup, the Scissors Coup, safety plays, restricted choice plays, dummy reversals, falsecards, and much more.

A Computer's Twist - Play Problems for You with Bridge Baron Analysis (A Computer's Twist, Volume 1)

Humor & Entertainment

Jason Rosenfeld

Prahalad Rajkumar

Puzzles & Games

Great Game Products

In a unique and groundbreaking presentation of important contemporary art rarely seen in the traditional environs of the Hudson River Valley, the Thomas Cole National Historic Site and Olana, Frederic Edwin Church's Persian-inspired residence, showcases the work of contemporary American artists such as Chuck Close, Cindy Sherman, Maya Lin, Martin Puryear, and Gregory Crewdson, some of the 30 artists exhibited. River Crossings: Contemporary Art Comes Home, provides readers with a lavish record of this extraordinary and innovative exhibition, and offers unique and highly informative perspectives on the continuity of the American artistic tradition in one of the nation's most historic locations. In addition to an impressive plate section with brief artist biographies and descriptive narratives, this comprehensive presentation features noteworthy, exceptional contributions. Stephen Hannock's preface details the development of this remarkable exhibition, while co-curator Jason Rosenfeld reveals in his essay the exhibition's importance relative to historical perception as he considers Cole's and Church's support of contemporary art in their time. Cultural historian Maurice Berger considers the realities of race and gender from the nineteenth-century Hudson River Valley to the present, and Marvin Heiferman, curator and writer, examines photography and its connections to Church's work and his use of the medium. Award-winning architectural and landscape photographer Peter Aaron generously provided the stunning installation, exterior, and landscape photographs, a gorgeous complement to this outstanding catalogue. The Artist Book Foundation is a 501(c)3; proceeds from sales will help support the donation program to underserved public and university libraries across the country.

River Crossings: Contemporary Art Comes Home

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

The Artist Book Foundation

―The definitive monograph on this major American painter, whose work is in some of the most important public and private collections in the country ―Three descriptive essays provide insight into Hannock's work including his major work The Oxbow, After Church, After Cole, Flooded, Green Light (Flooded Rivers for the Matriarchs: E. and A. Mongan), 1999, which hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art ―Never-before-seen works including Northern City Renaissance, Newcastle, England, completed in 2008 for the musician, Sting as a gift to his hometown Stephen Hannock is a contemplative and iconoclastic artist who brings fresh vision and new insight into his studies of light and reflection in the landscape. His work, which echoes the tradition of the Luminist paintings of the 19th century, springs from a sensibility unique among contemporary artists. As in his well-known Oxbow series, his landscape paintings, subtly lit with the rising sun's rays over flooded waters, build their depth with the layers of lacquer Hannock adds; it is this polishing technique, adding as many as twelve layers to his oil paintings, that allows him to play with the reflections of light and shadow over his subjects. At the same time, current events and moments from the artist's life are brought into his pieces in the form of messages, clippings and photographs built into the lacquered layers, which recede into the painting when viewed from a distance, making the work not only a representation of the subject but also a reflection of the life and preoccupations of the artist at a specific point in time. The final presentation is a painting that is deeply human, touching the viewer with its honesty, wit and humor. This richly illustrated monograph includes a wide spectrum of paintings spanning the artist's career, as well as drawings done while traveling in Asia, Europe, and North America, and of friends in music and the arts, at work in their homes and studios.

Stephen Hannock

Garrett White

Martha Hoppin

Hudson Hills

Pre-Raphaelites Victorian Art and Design

Pre-Raphaelites Victorian Art and Design

Alison Smith

Tim Barringer

Museum

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