I'm too lazy to get SuperSytem out and type all of these odds out.

Tell your friend to buy a copy off SuperSytem, I'm pretty sure all of these odds are in the back.

Also check out Mike Caro's website-this link should also help you in your quest
http://www.poker1.com/mcu/mculib_odds.asp

If that doesn't help, I don't really know where else to get that stuff.

Once upon a time, I intended to take all the relevant Hold em info from Caros odds page and have tetsuo reformat it so we could post it here as a BTP odds page.

Im too busy now to do that, but if anyone else would like to help out, it would be greatly appreciated and we could have our own odds page.

For flop -> turn or turn -> river, I learned (Outs x 2 / 100 - 1). That gives you the ratio your draw will hit, which is my preferred method rather than percentages. For instance with a flush draw, you have 9 outs. So 9 outs x 2 = 18... divided by 100 is about 5, then minus 1 = 4. So your odds are about 4:1 of hitting your flush draw on the next card.

If you're put all-in on the flop and can see the next two cards without any further betting, then you slightly revise the formula to (Outs x 4 / 100 - 1). Now your odds of hitting the flush with two cards to come is 2:1 (9 x 4 = 36 / 100 = ~3 - 1 = 2).

I found a webpage once that went into thorough detail on many probabilities involved in poker. Actually, it was mentioned right in this forum... just found it: http://www.math.sfu.ca/~alspach/comp35/.

With regard to overpairs versus underpairs, taken from the table at the bottom of the page (I slightly modified it for convenience):

4% KK v AA
8% QQ v KK+ (read KK or AA)
12% JJ v QQ+ (QQ or KK or AA)
15% TT v JJ+ (same idea)
18% 99 v TT+
21% 88 v 99+
23% 77 "
26% 66 "
28% 55 "
30% 44 "
31% 33 "
32% 22 "

Best post-flop odds chart I've ever seen.