See the March 2011 in the Newsletter Library! The hyperlinks are working, but the quick jumping in the table of contents seems to only work if you are on the mailing list or if you download the pdf onto your computer.
Also, we have added "Free Ebooks" to the left of this screen, as well. You will find all of Ruth's 2010 Bridge Tips in one "mini ebook" format. Also available are the 2010 Bickersons on Bridge articles and the 2010 series on Two Over One Game Force. These are free to anyone interested.
A website for the Lima Duplicate Bridge Club, played at the Council on Aging Bldg., 215 North Central Avenue, Lima, Ohio.
Welcome to the Lima Duplicate Bridge Club Blog
Club Games at the Lima Duplicate Bridge Club are held TUESDAYS at 12:30 P.M. and THURSDAYS at 7:00 P.M., at the Council on Aging Building at 215 N. Central Avenue, Lima. The games are OPEN to the public, and ALL are welcome. $3.oo per session is the CHEAPEST duplicate game in the area, and sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League. The Lima DBC is your venue for special ACBL events, as well.
Check out the CALENDAR at the bottom of this page for upcoming events and games.
If you do not have a partner, or if you have any questions,
please feel free to email the Club Owner/Director, Ruth Odenweller, at: 07bridge@gmail.com.
PARTNERS ARE ALWAYS GUARANTEED!!!
Check out the CALENDAR at the bottom of this page for upcoming events and games.
If you do not have a partner, or if you have any questions,
please feel free to email the Club Owner/Director, Ruth Odenweller, at: 07bridge@gmail.com.
PARTNERS ARE ALWAYS GUARANTEED!!!
Friday, February 25, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Upcoming Newsletter -- New Features!
The PDF/online version of the Newsletter will have a few new features starting next month.
First, there will be an interactive Table of Contents on Page Two. If you want to jump to a specific article, simply "click" your mouse on the article, and you will jump right there.
Second, there will be embedded links. For example, if you read in an article the term "Losing Trick Count" and want to know more about that, you may well be able to click that term and be taken on your computer to an internet site with an article about that topic. The same thing might be available for linking to older Newsletters, to tournament information, and the like. Some will be informative, but some will also be just silliness -- my sense of humor popping out.
First, there will be an interactive Table of Contents on Page Two. If you want to jump to a specific article, simply "click" your mouse on the article, and you will jump right there.
Second, there will be embedded links. For example, if you read in an article the term "Losing Trick Count" and want to know more about that, you may well be able to click that term and be taken on your computer to an internet site with an article about that topic. The same thing might be available for linking to older Newsletters, to tournament information, and the like. Some will be informative, but some will also be just silliness -- my sense of humor popping out.
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