Why do we lead 4th down, particularly when we have a holding like AK982?
	Doesn't it seem more reasonable to take the Ace and King and get that suit
	set up right away?
	Consider this holding:
			DUMMY
			T56
		YOU			PARTNER
		AK982			73
			QJ4
			DECLARER
	If you play the A, then K, and a small one, declarer wins with the Queen.   Although
	your suit is now set up, if Declarer finesses into Partner, (avoiding the 'dangerous
	opponent',  when partner gets in, he can't reach your spades since he has none
	to lead back.
	Consider if you lead the 8 (fourth down).   Declarer gets the same trick, but if partner
	gets in later, he can return your suit and it runs!
	Last week we learned some standard leads  against no trump - (see calendar for lesson)
	- Top of a Sequence -
		- 4th best from your longest -
			- top of 2 touching honors from 3 card holding
				- low from 3 card suit headed by an honor
					- top of nothing
	There's a few more leads to learn to add to your repetory of expert no trump defense!
			INTERIOR SEQUENCE LEADS
		KJT93	AJT83	KJT54	AJT6
	With any KJT or AJT sequence, always lead the Jack.   This can be confusing since
	the Jack would be lead from JT9 or JT8.   Just keep in mind when your partner leads
	the Jack, he could concievably have the Ace or the King in that suit.
	Could he have the Queen if he leads the Jack?  (no)   Why?   (because he would lead
	the higher of 2 touching honors.  From AQJx he would lead the Queen).  Playing
	standard leads against no trump, leading the Jack denies the Queen (but may not
	deny the Ace or King.
	Likewise from AT9, KT9 and QT9, with or without extended length, lead the Ten.
	If your interior sequence begins with a 9 or less (A9842 or K984 or Q9842 lead 4th
	best).
	IN ORDER TO LEAD AN INTERIOR SEQUENCE, THE SEQUENCE MUST BE
	HEADED BY AT LEAST ONE HONOR!
	Tens are honors - nines are not considered honors for interior sequence leads.
	Finally, lets talk about a special lead against No Trump - that is the lead of the ACE.
	The lead of the ace tells partner to 'throw down your honor'.  Whaaaat?
			Doesn't that sound kind of naughty?
	The lead of the Ace against no trump in an unbid suit (your partner or opponents have
	not bid the suit ) guarantees the 4 top honors in the suit and is asking partner to unblock.
	It is a command!
	AKJXXX		AKJT		AKQT		AQJT
	When holding Q64, J732, K83, throw down the honor. (It only hurts for a little while)
			DUMMY
			865
		YOU			PARTNER
		AKJT			Q3
			9742
			DECLARER
	If you don't play the Queen under the King, Partner will think declarer has the queen
	and will switch suits trying to get you in, so you can lead the suit through declarer
	to get his queen.
	What does unblock mean?  Take declarer's 2 and give it to partner.  If You lead the A,
	then the King, then the Jack, partners has to play the Queen and now partner can't
	lead the suit to make your Ten good!  Partner must drop the Queen under your Ace
	and you will maintain the lead to run your 4 good cards.
	LETS PUT WHAT WE LEARNED TO WORK!   CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING
	AUCTIONS AND WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT LEADS.
	Your hand:
		♠ KJ75	♥QJ96	♦76	♣JT4
	The bidding has gone:
		South	West	North	East
		1 NT	pass	3 NT	pass
		pass	pass			Your lead?		answer
	Or like this:
		South	West	North	East
		1 S	pass	2 H	pass
		2 NT	pass	3 NT	pass
		pass	pass			Your lead?		answer
	Or like this:
		South	West	North	East
		1 S	pass	2 C	2 D	Your lead?		answer
		2 NT	pass	3 NT	pass
		pass	pass
	What do you lead from the following holdings assuming the bidding was 1 NT pass 3 NT?
	1)	♠ AKJT	♥ 97532	♦ 42	♣87			answer
	2)	♠ QJT6	♥K8653	♦52	♣J7			answer
	3)	♠ 863	♥Q842	♦K5	♣QT42			answer
	4)	♠ J86	♥KT932	♦J76	♣K6			answer
	5)	♠ 7	♥J9876	♦AT76	♣Q32			answer