Signals should be sense in bridge play analysis
In the August ACBL bulletin Forrest Smith discusses bridge signaling and overbids. The article outlines a six spade contract where misread signals lead to a costly misplay. It explains East’s deuce as non suit preference and the impact on West’s diamond shift.
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Oswald Jacoby
Alan Sontag
ACBL
Forrest Smith
South
North
West
East
Dummy
Declarer
Winter heat risks for dogs and coat health
A Gaines Dog Research Center note warns that dogs may seek warmth near radiators or vents in winter. Owners should place beds in cool draft free areas as heat dries coats and insulation helps during cold weather.
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Gaines Dog Research Center
World's Largest Fig Tree Hails From Santa Barbara
A Morton Bay fig in Santa Barbara, planted in 1877 from Australian seed, stands nearly 70 feet tall with a trunk over 30 feet around. The National Wildlife Federation calls it possibly the world’s largest tree, shading about 15,000 people. FHA Deputy Commissioner James Cash was dismissed for the good of the housing agency.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
National Wildlife Federation
Australia
FHA
James Cash
Folger Shakespeare Library Behind Capitol Hill
The Folger Shakespeare Library on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, is described as a research institution advancing Anglo American and continental Renaissance learning. It notes Geoffrey Chaucer as the first Poet Laureate of England with a royal grant of wine. The piece warns that releasing all carbon dioxide in calcium carbonate shells would make Earth's atmosphere as poisonous as Venus.
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Folger Shakespeare Library
Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C
England
Geoffrey Chaucer
Venus
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