3647：Tetris

Tetris (Russian: Тeтрис) is a puzzle video game originally designed and programmed by Alexey Pajitnov in the Soviet Union. The Tetris game is a popular use of tetrominoes, the four element special case of polyominoes.The seven kinds of tetrominoes are listed below.



We use ‘I’, ‘J’, ‘L’, ‘O’ to stand for the tetrominoes in the top row, and ‘S’, ‘T’, ‘Z’ for the ones in the bottom row.
I enjoy it a lot. But unfortunately, I am not so good at it. So I want a computer program to help me in this game. Given the shapes and falling order of some tetrominoes, and the width and height of a rectangle, the program should check out whether those tetrominoes can fully fill in that rectangle.
There are rules. First of all, you can rotate or move a tetromino, but you can’t flip it. Secondly, let’s assume the height of the screen is unlimited, so there is always enough space to rotate or move a tetromino. Thirdly, to simplify the problem, any tetromino should not be placed under other tetrominos which fell earlier than it. For example:



In the graph above, T is placed under S. If T fell earlier than S, that’s OK. But if T came latter than S, that’s not allowed.
To make it easy, you get only ten tetrominoes in the game. So the area of the rectangle to be filled in is always 40.

The input contains no more than 1000 test cases.Each test case contains two lines which are formatted as follows.
n m
t₁ t₂ ...... t₁₀
n, m are integers indicating the width and height of the rectangle. It is promised that n*m=40. The next line contains 10 characters, each indicating a tetromino. t₁ is the first falling tetromino and t₁₀ is the last.
The input is ended by n=0 and m=0

For each test case, if those tetrominoes can fill the rectangle, print Yes in a single line, else print No.