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Hi Flame I would like to watch you play bridge so I would appreciate it if you could tell me the approximate times that you play. Also can I view your system c ard :P Thank you Cooee

Ok I'LL bite! What is K+R I have tried to find some reference to it but cannot. Thanks from Cooee I have just read Kaplan - Rubens. DSo I will chase that up myself, thanks Patricia

Thanks Ben. By the way I am really confused now about Diamond Bust but that is not a problem as I can live without it <VBG> Well here is another one<G> When I read about carding and it says "Signal to partner's lead: Attitude " I am familiar with the word attitude but for the life of me I cant work out what they mean by the above statement on signals. Thanks Cooee

Thank you all for your interest and help regarding my question about NMF. I have read more on the topic now and I have learnt a lot about NMF.I have found a few good references to it and good answers from this forum. It is a huge help to be able to get advice like this. It is interesting that a lot of sites have a "glossary " of bridge terms but sometimes things are not on the list. This can sometimes be because it is obvious in the country that the site was written but not so obvious to people from other countries. One point is the term "diamond bust ". It has taken me ages to find out what this means and I have only just found out ( I think ).I could find no explaination for it but the term is used all the time Now that I have somewhere to ask questions I will take full advantage of it <G> Thanks again to everyone who took the time to answer Cooee

Hello bridge players Could someone plese explain what " NMF " means on a convention card. Thanks in anticipation Patricia ( cooee )