Bridge Hand Summary With Opening Lead Noted
A bridge hand excerpt shows a deal with North South vulnerable and East West hands. West opens with a pass and the auction proceeds to an all pass end. The opening lead remains unspecified in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2005
Page
9
A bridge hand excerpt shows a deal with North South vulnerable and East West hands. West opens with a pass and the auction proceeds to an all pass end. The opening lead remains unspecified in the fragment.
The Aug 5 2005 Astro-Graph column offers brief daily quirks for each sign. It warns Leos to avoid timidity, Virgos to avoid flights of fancy, and Scorpios to mind behavior as companions scrutinize actions closely. Readers are urged to request year ahead predictions by mailing $2 to Astro-Graph.
An art collector Myron Kunin says he favors paintings that reach into the heart and strike a strong emotional chord. The ciphered note marks a NEA feature quote from 2005 with the CP TX res MXZL tag and a date stamp of August 5.
In a bridge problem from 2005, South opens one diamond with a 4-4-3-2 shape and, after the heart lead and three spade tricks, must find the diamond ace via a calculated route. North supports with a limit raise, East cannot have the diamond ace, guiding the correct ladder-like line to win after trick four.
Puzzle fragment lists across and down clues with mixed wordplay, abbreviations, and partial phrases. Includes references to classic names, car terms, geography, and pop culture hints, ending with a note about the Random House MegaOmnibus collection.
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