Bidding Decisions Over Opponent Double In Bridge
South dealer responds to opening bid with a double and minimum follow ups. Four hands are analyzed for possible bids: pass versus two hearts, three notrump, three hearts, and four hearts, with guidance on risk versus potential gain and partner signaling.
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Automation Defeated by Janitor Card Mishap in LA
A Los Angeles County janitor discarded boxes containing punch cards with the names and addresses of 70,000 current or former county employees. The error caused a delay in mailing federal tax forms, missing the January 31 deadline. data came from electronic tape and the last batch went out on Tuesday.
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Ancient Chinese court customs on breath sweeteners
Ancient China enforced court etiquette requiring officials to hold cloves in their mouths when speaking to the emperor. The practice, a forerunner of breath fresheners, reflects long standing ceremonial norms in imperial courts.
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Average moon trainee profile revealed by Manned Spacecraft Center
The center released the typical astronaut profile: about 35 years old, 161 pounds, 5 foot 9, blue eyes, brown hair. The candidate is a test pilot with over 3,000 flight hours, 2,500 in jets, with combat missions in Korea and WWII and training at a military test pilot school.
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Today in History highlights for February 12, 1986
On this date milestones include Abraham Lincoln born in 1809 and Savannah founded in 1733. Other items note Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin talk in 1945, Khrushchev's 1961 Southeast Asia tour, and Johnson–Home talks in 1965.
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Cinema van fails to draw crowds in Zambian village
In Zonne Village near Fort Jameson villagers avoid the Zambia government information film fearing witchcraft. They hide behind the screen during most of the screening and distrust the projector operator and the people on screen.
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Veterinary Service Joins U S Army In 1792
The Veterinary Service has been part of the U S Army since 1792, establishing its long standing role within the military medical corps.
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