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West leads the heart king This is a very difficult grand slam to reach unless you are using two pieces of modem machinery First North responds two no-trump the Jacoby Forcing Raise The jump rebid reveals a good five-card side suit headed by at least two of the top three honors Then when North wheels out Roman Key Card Blackwood South shows two key cards: either two aces or as here an ace and the trump king Then North asks for side-suit kings planning to bid seven no-trump if South has two Outside frumps you have seven winners So you must take six spade tricks That requires four tops and two ruffs in hand a mini dummy reversal After winning with heart ace draw one round of tramps getting the bad news With this layout you may win that trick in either hand but if either opponent had only one diamond and all four spades you would have to start with a spade to your ace or king Take extra credit if you did that You continue with a dub to ace a dub ruff in hand a spade to dummy a club raff a spade honor from hand and a diamond to the dummy You draw tramps discarding your remaining heart and ran the diamonds Phillip nationally syndicated bridge column appears Wednesdays and Fridays On the Web: philhpalderbridgecom 2005 Unwaraol Press Syndcats wwwwonderwordcom Acceleration Adjust Arms Back Bed Bottle Brake Chain Coast Crank Days Down Drive Feet Fork Front Gear Guard Guide Helmet Hobby Legs Levers Light Metal Mountain Park Path Pedal Pivot Prop Push Raise Ride Rugged Saddle Safety Seat Shift Shocks Size Speed Sport Springs Stand Steer Stop Street Tandem Tips Tire Track Tube Turn View Weight Wheels Wind Answer Apartment 1 WOI)CTWBPTBEASURTiiirfio order by anting check or money orter tor $10 95 plus S12S postage and tan- ng ($1420 Ml US luntte only) to Urwersd ftw Syndeala Attt Wonderwort 4520 St Kansas Guy Mo 64111 or cdl toUee 1-800-255-6734 ad 66U Oralr of tf tjuzztesconi Horoscope By EUGENIA LAST SATURDAY MAY 7 2005 HON SEQUITUR Happy Birthday: There is plenty going on this year but caution and you will realize it may be time to re-evaluate your personal relationships Someone may be taking you for granted unintentionally It may be time to think about recapturing will be necessary if you want to end up backtracking Lendin I or whafs yours SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): 05-06-05 North A 7 3 A 6 2 A 5 A A 9 2 East A -V A South A A 5 4 2 8 5 KQ 10 9 8 A 6 10 9 7 6 3 2 10 West A A 10 7 9 8 6 4 8 5 4 3 7 4 3 borrowing should not be considered A creative project will ease stress but you let it cost you too much Legal financial and medical concerns must be kept up-to-date and running smoothly Your numbers are 8151728 3639 ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Spend some quality time with the ones you love You will be in the mood to try something new Listen to what others have to say You may just learn something TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Getting all worked up over something you can't change will be a waste of time reveal your secrets to anyone today If you try to impress others you will end up in an awkward position GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Your ready-for-anythirig attitude will go over well with your peers Your enthusiasm will rub off Competitive activities will bring you an interesting challenge CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Take action today Trying to talk your way into or out of anything will be futile Romance is highlighted so put time aside to impress someone you fancy LEO (July 23-Aug 22): Confusion regarding a very important relationship will cause upset if you feel that you are being leaned on too much Put your greatest efforts into personal investments You can prosper if you are wise VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22): Grandma just say ONE of the best mommies i i i 4 i 4 1 i Consider getting into business for yourself or expanding the business you already have going Opportunities to make money will develop through a move or by forming a partnership with someone who is already established SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): be thinking about what you should do to get a jump start on the week ahead Social activity will lead to an interesting proposition Someone who cares about you may be looking for something more CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): You can turn anything into a work of art if you put your best effort into it Avoid conversations that will hamper your ability to get things done You need a change consider getting involved in something to make you feel good about yourself AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): sit around moping get out with people who can relate to your unusual way of doing things The less criticism and more support you can drum up the better for your emotional outlook PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): Talk to someone who can jog your memory about days gone by and you will get much better insight into a situation you are facing You will be able to make a good financial move Birthday Baby: You are emotional and canng You are disciplined and willing to go the distance in order to reach your goals You are intelligent and calculating and have an inventive mind Universal Press Syndicate Dealer South Vulnerable: Neither THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold and Mike Arglrton J9SWI DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE: How to do it Unscramble these tour Jumbles one letter to each square to form four ordinary words He must itch This salve will help Opening lead: AXYDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another In this sample A is used for the three for the two etc Single letters apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different 5-tf CRYPTOQUOTE 200S Trfcune Mode Seraces toe I Phghta Reserved Harry McLaughlin be ready for anything Sports or a competitive mind game will be exhi- larating You will meet someone who could change your future through a Monday Wednesday and Friday in the Dispatch GJ YJRJQ OY LG BFJ ILRJ LC grouprou join (Sept 23-Oct 22): Think about how much changed WHEN THE THOROUGHBRED BROKE OUT IN A RASH HE WkS BFJ DKQJYB BUII GJ PJMLTJ DKQJYBE LXQEJIRJE wwwjurttteootn DAILY CROSSWORD Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer as suggested by the above cartoon ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle FJYQZ GKQA PJJMFJQ Cryptoquote: CONSERVATION MEANS THE WISE USE OF THE EARTH AND ITS RESOURCES FOR THE LASTING GOOD OF MEN GIFFORD PINCHOT AnMWT A A A A Av (Answers Monday) Jumbles: VILLA LINER SCHEME ORATOR Answer: How the soldier felt at roll call ILL AT EASE Yesterdays 2003 by King Features Syndicate Inc NYC NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD 0325 EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ member 36 Devotee 39 Jeans 41 Aspect 43 Great many 44 Deep water 45 Garden green 48 Warned 52 computer 53 Data 55 Wind catcher 56 Sixth sense 57 Type of tide 58 Eventful feriods 1 etter after pi 60 French I verb 61 PC key 56 Christmas story villain 57 Unpleasant issue to handle 1 Water- Ewer org ndscape i 8 Mimic 11 Takes off 12 Chills and fever 13 Diner order 14 Close relative 15 Legend 16 Want-ad letters 17 Shorter 19 Protest music name 21 Compost 22 Durocher or Tolstoy 23 river 26 Geezer 29 Daughter of Hyperion 30 Nature's band-aid 32 First-aid plant 34 Marseilles Ms 36 Orchestra 59 Castle with many steps 60 Prepare to shoot 61 They often hit the ground running 62 DOWN 4 A A 4 i i i i ii 9i ri it Guided trip to Caesar Toward the rudder Car parker Horror-film servant DOWN 33 Astronomical phenomena 35 Out of Abbr 36 Bit off the top 37 Some exercise equipment 38 Be hard to spot 39 Part of some straights 40 Washing spot 41 Jolie's Interrupted" co-star 42 Saturated 44 Pole eg 46 Photomuralist Adams 48 Iced with 49 Of prime importance 52 One blowing i among the reeds ACROSS 1 Hybrid composition 10 Like a rainbow 15 Mexican leader who conducted the Alamo siege 16 Grp that disbanded 6301977 17 Adept arguers 18 Where some jewelry is exchanged 19 Believer in unassertive action and simplicity 20 Turns on 22 Dish designer 24 Deep place? 25 Regular 29 Flashes 32 John Ride in Machine" 8 Explorer Tasman 9 Entreaty 10 Jacket style 1 High sch hurdle for some 2 Pro 3 Able to see to Romans 20 Exercise system 22 Gray wolf 23 Sleep phenomenon 24 Conduct a meeting 25 Large cay 26 Taxis 27 Essay byline 28 ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 38 Sedative 40 Except 41 Lake crosser 43 Foiled 45 Tap anew 47 Hope' 50 Plane-related 51 Stick a shell in 53 Dancer" (Nureyev documentary) 54 award 55 Schlep Fight shortened for short1 27 Collector of rooftop runoff 28 Newswoman Roberts 30 Jiltee of myth 31 Opposite of soft 34 Bright shiner 37 Former German state right through 4 No-emotion notion 5 Some sounds are in it 6 Deeply inspired? 7 bill? 8 Single-named singer 9 Upright poles 10 In the main 11 Empathize 12 Cab it eg 13 Louis XIV to himself? 14 "The Blonde bioptc subject 21 Ancient Greek wear 23 Conclusion 25 Rock poet Smith 26 Conductor Kurtz Diana 31 Grooming aid 33 Bastille Day season 35 Amtrak driver 37 weapon 40 Trace element in salt 42 Listened 44 Upgrade 45 star 46 Leftovers dish 47 Dog-chow brand 48 On the horizon 49 Wear down 50 Footnote abbr (2wds) 51 Some to Pierre 54 After taxes Emmy winner 49 Parts of some chapter names For answers call 1-900-285-5656 $120 a minute or with a credit card 1-800-814-5554 Annual subscriptions are available for the best of Sunday crosswords from the last 50 years: 1-888-7-ACROSS Online subscriptions: Today's puzzle and more than 2000 past puzzles nytimescomcrosswords ($3495 a year) Share tips: nytimescompuzzleforam Crosswords for young solvers: nytimescom1eamingxwords 5-6 2005 by NEA Inc.

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