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Guesstimation: Solving the World's Problems on the Back of a Cocktail Napkin

4 reviews
Lawrence Weinstein, John A. Adam

Princeton University Press, 2008

Very useful brain exercises
Somehow, guessing at numbers is unsettling, even though I've done it all my life. John Adam is a professor of applied mathematics, with a degree in physics. Larry Weinstein is a nuclear physicist. Their book is devoted to proving that intelligent guessing is useful and fun. The book lays out some general principles but its great strength lies in the interesting problems, a series of hints to ...

Plumer's Principles and Practice of Intravenous Therapy
Sharon M. Weinstein, Ada Lawrence Plumer

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1997

This Sixth Edition continues the tradition of its predecessors as the most complete single source of information on intravenous therapy. Readers will find clear and efficient guidance for providing quality infusion care to patients in every setting. The text's highly integrated format covers every aspect of intravenous therapy in organized detail. The history, legal issues, nursing roles, and recent innovations in intravenous therapy ...

Grammar for the Soul: Using Language for Personal Change

3 reviews
Lawrence A Weinstein

Quest Books, 2008

A grammar book you'll love reading
This is not your grandmother's grammar book. Grammar for the Soul captures the love of language and the desire to make writing more effective, but it's also fun and delicious. This book will not only be on my college class reading list, but also will be the gift of choice for my friends and family. Move over, Strunk & White, make room for Grammar for the Soul.