Pays To Know When To Let Go Of Dream And Get Better One
HAL BOYLE notes famous people often abandoned early dreams for better careers. Examples include Hitler, Churchill, Eisenhower, Monroe, and Monroe’s wish to be a cover girl. The piece argues it pays to let go of a dream and pursue a better path.
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Counting Key To Slam In Bridge By Oswald Jacoby
Experts analyze a hand where counting trump suit division decides the slam. East misdefense by returning a diamond while South held four hearts, allowing the declarer to ruff and discard to make the slam. The column notes a better defense and suggests hearts as the intended trump. The article adds urban note on Jakarta housing shares among families.
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