My bridging

SAYC (Standard American Yellow Card).
5542 (I might treat xxxxx in a major suit as four-card suit), 2♣ is strong, weak twos.
1Bt 16-18 hcps, stoppers in all suits (half stopper in one suit possible), 4-way transferring.
Standard count (low-high odd, high-low even) or UDCA (if agreed).
Odd-even discarding (if agreed).
Takeout double in two and in three suits, Blackwood 01234, Roman Keycard Blackwood 03-14-2noQ-2withQ (if agreed), Gerber.
I am psyching from time to time.
I would like to signal overall structure one day, e.g., see Prism Signals.
I fancy relay systems, see for example Kaplan-Sheinwold or Transfer-Oriented Symmetric Relay.
I like slam zone very much. If I call a hand DIS, let it be Double Dummy Invisible Slam, a slam which is makeable against a not-so-perfect defense (leading from Axx, Kxx and such), and, therefore invisible to double dummy software.
I am still recovering at a bridge table after 10+ years, please relax if I'm doing things the wrong way. I'm playing social bridge these days, but this may change in the future.

Some meanings obtained from my name

Pavel would be Paul in English.
Stříž would be Shearing in English.
Friends and family members call me Paja, Pája is an older boy in a Czech bedtime (about Lubomír Beneš, one of the authors of Yája and Pája).
P(avel), letter P stands for Phosphorus or pí (π, 3.14159...).
S(tříž), letter S stands for Sulphur.
Pa(vel), Pa in Czech means Bye.
Pav(el), Páv in Czech means Pavo.
Backwards: lev(aP), lev in Czech means Leon.
Backwards: leva(P), levá in Czech means Left.
Initials PS or P.S. stands for post scriptum (Latin term), postscript (written after), PostScript (typography: programming language), picosecond, language code of Pashto, Unix program ps: process status.
Pa(vel) S(tříž), Pas in Czech means Passport.
Pa(vel) (S)t(říž), Pat in Czech means Stalemate (game of chess) or a name of handymen in Czech stop-motion animated series (url: The Tinkers).
Pa(vel) St(říž), Past in Czech means Trap.
Pa(vel) (St)říž, Paříž in Czech means Paris.
Pa(ve)l, Pal in Czech means Fire!
Malipivo, correctly malé pivo, is a small beer or an inexperienced young boy.