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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2005
Page
9
At the 2004 world bridge championships in Estoril, the Transnational Open Teams segment saw a stunning nine down for one declarer, costing 2300 points, while another player kept the loss to 2000. The board featured a five diamonds contracts with double ruffs and a risky trumping choice.
A compact list of crossword clues with entries including Tasty car bohyde drated as carbohydrate, Fierce whales, Macho, Prince Valiant's eldest, Vinyl records, Paper folding art, Reindeer, Luxury car, German physicist, Slalom run, Falling star, Goodall subject, Respect, and other fragmented hints.
A cryptic list of puzzle fills and clues spanning numbers 18 to 43, with partial phrases and a previous solution quote attributed to Al Martinez of the LA Times. The prompt consolidates several item fragments including blender, airport, voodoo, Moise, self assurance, bacon servings, and a Georgia university, ending with an unrelated famous line about women bending men.
A fragmented ARLO & JANIS strip by Jimmy Johnson lists several movie titles including The Kiss and A Very Brady Christmas as part of a chaotic arrangement. No coherent narrative or context is provided beyond a faulty catalog of film names.
Sagittarius warns of defeatist attitude risking undoing while Capricorn cautions against pushing issues against the majority. Aquarius faces potential misuse of authority. Aries and Taurus advise careful financial and competitive play with discipline and sportsmanship. Leo hints at family disruption. Virgo suggests measured physical outlets. Libra warns against biased generosity. Scorpio urges mediation in friends’ disputes.
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