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Carvajal, Nacho, Joselu, Mbappé, Tchouameni, Camavinga, Mendy and Bellingham are through to the semi-finals of the European Championship. Spain will meet France in a clash between Madrid players, while England will take on the Netherlands for a place in the final.*All times are CEST.SPAINFinal Spain-England (Sunday, 9 pm CEST)Semi-finals Spain-France (2-1)The Spanish national team secured their place in Sunday's final. Nacho was named in the starting line-up and played the full match, while Carvajal, who was suspended, and Joselu did not play.Quarter-finals:Germany-Spain (2-1)Spain, with Nacho, Carvajal and Joselu in their ranks, knocked out the hosts, featuring Rüdiger and Kroos, in extra time at the Stuttgart Arena. Round of 16: Spain-Georgia (4-1). Nacho, Carvajal and Joselu advanced from the round of 16 following a victory over Georgia with Carvajal in the starting line-up. Group stage:Spain-Croatia (3-0)Spain-Italy (1-0)Albania-Spain (0-1)In their opener against Croatia, Spain clinched all three points. Nacho and Carvajal, who netted the third goal, played the full 90 minutes. There was another victory in the second game, against Italy in Gelsenkirchen. Once again, Carvajal played the full match. Against Albania, Joselu was named in the starting line-up and played 72 minutes to help Spain close the group stage with a 100%-win record.FRANCE Semi-finals Spain-France (2-1)Mbappé, Tchouameni, Camavinga and Mendy were unable to stop a Spain side that featured Nacho, Joselu and Carvajal. Quarter-finals:France-Portugal (0-0).Mbappé, Tchouameni, Camavinga and Mendy are through to the semi-finals after beating Portugal on penalties.Last 16:France-Belgium (1-0)France overcame Belgium with a late goal in the last-16 tie. Mbappé and Tchouameni played the full match.Group stage: Austria-France (0-1)Netherlands-France (0-0)France-Poland (1-1)Mbappé and Camavinga played in their opener against Austria at the Düsseldorf Arena. The former started the game and was involved in Austria's own goal before being taken off near the end following a bang on his nose, while

#1 Group: Full Members Posts: 72 Joined: 2012-January-25 Gender:Not Telling Posted 2013-June-21, 01:26 As a novice I was given the 2006 SAYC booklet to learn. According to this, minor suit slam tries go through Stayman over a 1NT opener. Here is what the booklet says, "2♣ is “non-forcing” Stayman, meaning that the bidding may stop in two of a suit. Opener rebids 2♥ with 4–4 in the majors. If responder rebids three of either minor, he shows slam interest and at least a five-card suit."The booklet is completely silent as to how the auction will proceed after:1NT-2♣-2 any-3m?How does the auction continue when,1. Opener discourages a slam try?2. Opener encourages a slam try? SAYC uses 4NT as Blackwood. According to the booklet I cannot use Blackwood after 1NT as this is invitational to 6NT? Anyway Blackwood would inevitably force the auction to level 6 for a minor suit response? So how can I sign off at level 5 if that is where the auction belongs? 0 Back to top of the page up there ^ Reply #2 plum_tree Group: Full Members Posts: 72 Joined: 2012-January-25 Gender:Not Telling Posted 2013-June-21, 22:31 Never got any help to this. Perhaps somone has tabs with the ACBL as to the minor suit slam try continuations after Stayman? Or is my understanding of the SAYC booklet wrong? Or is the booklet itself wrong? 0 Back to top of the page up there ^ Reply #3 Antrax Group: Advanced Members Posts: 2,458 Joined: 2011-March-15 Gender:Male Posted 2013-June-21, 23:31 The very simple method I had when I played like this had opener bidding 4m if he's interested in slam and 3NT if he's not. Once 4m agrees that we're going to play in that minor, you can cue bid on the way to 4NT to ensure you won't get too high. It's not a very good method (wastes a lot of space) and it might not really be SAYC - I was taught all sorts of things as "SAYC" that turned out not to be so. 0 Back to top of the page up there ^ Reply #4 plum_tree Group: Full Members Posts: 72 Joined: 2012-January-25 Gender:Not Telling Posted 2013-June-22, 01:25 Antrax, on 2013-June-21, 23:31, said:The very simple method I had when I played like this had opener bidding ... 3NT if he's not [interested in a minor suit slam].This sounds like a correct bidding sequence. The bracketed insert is mine.Antrax, on 2013-June-21, 23:31, said:The very simple method I had when I played like this had opener bidding 4m if he's interested in slam... Once 4m agrees that we're going to play in that minor, you can cue bid on the way to 4NT to ensure you won't get too high. It's ... a method [which] wastes a lot of space and it might not really be SAYC [the SAYC booklet is silent on this so I will consider any continuation suggestion].The bracketed insert is mine. This can work but you rightly say that it wastes a

Operating mode to program mode first, followed by your preferred new 4-digit pin. Once you enter the number, you can switch the system back to ‘operate’ mode before putting it back to work. Anyways, here is a step-by-step procedure for completing the reset task. Step 1: Locate the internal switches within the garage door opener remote control by removing its cover. Step 2: Simultaneously press the * and # pound buttons to reset the password. Observe the red light blinks a couple of times until it stops to indicate reset. Step 3: Enter the new 4-digit passcode followed by the # pound button. Step 4: Press your garage door opener type (1-9). If unsure, check the backside of your device to determine your opener type’s number. Once you have entered the opener type number, press the # pound button. Step 5: Locate the “LEARN” button on your garage door opener, always near the opener’s antennae. Suppose you have a ceiling mount or wall mount opener, set up a ladder to reach the button. You must slide the mortar casing to access the button. Press the LEARN button and observe the opener blinks. Step 6: Within 30 seconds of releasing the LEARN button, rush to the keypad outside your garage door, press the new passcode, and then press 0 three times. This should be done before the opener flashing stops. The flashing shows that the opener is ready to be reset and accepts the new code from the Keypad unit. Remember, you can have someone help if you cannot reach the keypad in time. Step 7: Test the new passcode. Enter the new password on the keypad and observe whether it is closing or opening your garage door. Alternatively: Method 2 Step 1: Disconnect the garage door opener from its power