Major suits openers:

5-card suits in 1st and 2nd, fairly aggressive, frequent good 4-card majors 
in 3rd and 4th with hands in the minimum range.

Responses: 1N semi-forcing
           2/1 game-forcing except rebid
	   All jump-shifts are raises (see below), except for the
	   cheapest (compressed jump-shifts)

After a 2/1: Fast arrival
             a rebid of 2M is the "random" bid (does not promise 6)
	     2N does not promise extras
	     a reverse does not promise extras
	     a high reverse (3-level rebid) promises extras
	     3N = 15-17
	     jump rebid = solid suit (no likely losers opposite a stiff)

After 1H-1N: 2S = strong raise of openers minor or good hand with both minors
             (after a 2H rebid)
	     
	     
After 1H-1S-1N: 2-way-checkback

Raises: 1M-2M: constructive, 3 trumps (with less, start with 1N)
        1H-2N and 1S-3C: forcing raise
	      Over 1H-2N: 3C = minimum, some shape (3D relay - you shouldn't relay
	                  with no slam interest)
	                  3D = balanced (3H size ask)
			  3H,3S,3N = shortness, up the line, extras
			  4C,4D 4H = second suit, up the line
	 	After 1H-2N-3C-3D bids have the same meaning as direct bids
		over 2N , but weaker.
		After 1H-2N-3D-3H:
			3S = extras, not max
			3N,4C,4D = cue-bids, max
			4H = dreck
	      Over 1S-3C: same but 1 level higher
	      
	1H-3C and 1S-3D = mixed raise or 10-12 (or 16+) HCP and shortness or Bergen 3N.
	
	1H-3D and 1S-3H = limit raise or 13-15 HCP + shortness
	
	double raise: preempt
	
	double jump-shift: fit bid (something like KJxxx Axxxx whn partner opens 1H))
	
	1M - 3N: to play, denies 3M or 4oM
	
Minor suit openers:

	Fairly sound: with 4-4 in the minors generally open 1D
	
	Walsh after 1C opener.
	
	1m - 1H - 1N DOES NOT deny 4 spades (use judgement)
	
	frequent 3-card raises of responder's major
	
	2-way checkback after 1N rebid
	
	Wolff after 2N rebid
	
	inverted minors (1m-2m-2N nf)
	
	Strong JS. Splinters
	
	2N response = invite
	
	Kokish after 1D-2C (2D = most hands with 5+D, 2H = 4441, any strength,
	                    2S = gf club raise, 2N = weak NT, one-round force,
			    3C = nf club raise, 3D = good hand, solid D, 3M
			    splinter, 3N 18-19, balanced)
	
	After opener reverses, Lebensohl applies; responder's simple rebid
	of his suit is a 1-round force.
	
1N: 15-17 4-way transfers. 3C = weak, both minors, 3D = force, both minors
    3H = invite, both majors, 3S = slam try, both majors. If they double
    EVERYTHING OFF. If they bid (including 2C) everything off, Lebensohl applies.
    Neg X at 3-level only.

2C very strong: 2D wait, 2H double negative

2D, 2H, 2S: weak; Ogust, new suit force, 4C = RKC (even after Ogust response)
    Parking lot XX (sorta like McCabe: if they double, XX = getout in responders's
    suit; anything else is a raise).

2N: transfers 3S->3N after which a minor is a single-suited slam try, a major
    shows shortness and length in both minors.
    
3N: solid minor, no outside stoppers

They overcall: negative doubles to 3D (higher card showing), all doubles
       in comp are takeout/card-showing unless we have an explicit or implied
       fit. All jumps are fit-showing.
       
We overcall: 1N = like a takeout double (if they double, use OS-style runouts).
       X = 15+, generally balanced or length in opener's suit. Cue-bid =
       non-touching suits. Cheapest two jumps: Roman. Other jumps: intermediate
       vul, preemptive non-vul. 2N overcall: strong, unbalanced, promises the
       non-touching suit and another.
       
       After a simple overcall: new suit one-round force, cue-bid = L+,
       jump-cue (if available) = mixed raise. Jumps= fit-showing. 2N =
       natural, invite.
       
       Woolsey over their NT (but if they open a weak NT: double = 14+ balanced)
       
       lebensohl if we double a weak 2
       
Carding: UDCA; Primary signal is attitude. Later signals are often suit-preference
       Rare count signals. Smith echo (reverse by opening leader). A from
       AK except at 5-level or higher or alarm signal. 3rd and lowest
       vs. suits, attitude vs. NT. Other leads as on standard convention card.

Other: Unusual vs. 2-suited (higher cue-bid = L+); Crash vs. big club.

Style: I hardly ever make an outright psyche, but will not disdain an
       occasional tactical bid. 
       Third hand preempts when non-vul are berserk (maybe even more so if righty
       has opened). Sound openers and overcalls. Aggressive balancing and
       prebalancing. Aggressive slam tries below game.