Tankard's a real eye opener for Ottawa curler The Ottawa Sun
Wed, February 21, 2007 Tankard's a real eye opener for Ottawa curler By JOE PAVIA One went a perfect 11-0, the other saw his rink go 1-8. Craig Savill and Mike Aprile both learned their curling in Ottawa and both played lead at the TSC Stores Tankard. In the long week of inevitability, Savill's Team Glenn Howard, now contemplate their stellar finish, while Aprile and his rookie Wayne Warren rink
Social and Personal Times of Malta
BEZZINA. On February 20, at St Luke's Hospital, ADELINA, née Formosa, aged 92, passed away peacefully comforted by the rites of Holy Church.
Monday's high school scoreboard The News & Advance
Alonzo Poe 2 0-0 4, Rodney Gibson 1 1-2 4, Jon Rose 3 0-0 6, Peter Rose 3 0-0 6, Drew Ware 1 0-0 3, Darrius Scruggs 2 0-0 6, Billy Rose 2 1-2 5, Josh Madison 1 0-0 2, James McCray 0 1-1 1, Derrick McCoy 4 3-3 11. Totals 19 6-8 48.
BRIT WOMEN HAVE LOWEST SEX DRIVE Daily Mirror
MIDDLE aged British women have the lowest drive in Europe - and the most headaches.
Social and Personal Times of Malta
BAJADA. On February 18, at St Luke's Hospital, JOSEPH, widower of Claire née Vassallo Grant, aged 78, passed away comforted by the rites of Holy Church. He leaves to mourn his loss his beloved daughters Lorraine and her husband Noel Xuereb, and Denise. - R. I. P.
A&M professor compiles research on man's migrations The Bryan-College Station Eagle
When prestigious Science magazine needed an expert to digest the migration of modern man and spit it out in layman's terms, they called on Texas A&M associate anthropology professor Ted Goebel.
Shy giant of the deep is back Guardian Unlimited
Sperm whales are detected in the Mediterranean by scientists tracking tiny particles from space.
Why British women go off unlike the French and Germans Independent
Middle-aged women in Britain are more likely to have a low drive than women in other European countries, a study shows. One in three British women in their late 40s and early 50s doesn't think an active life is important.
Genes prove Herodotus right about Etruscans Daily Telegraph
One of the roots of Roman civilisation has been traced by scientists to western Turkey, confirming an account given more than 2,000 years ago.
The mysteries of love The Morning News
Why does love hit you so hard? And why does one handsome stranger make your heart pound while another leaves you cold? Love has always been a mystery. But researchers now have some explanations -- many based on sophisticated brain-scanning techniques -- that shed light on how it works. Here, questions about love, partially demystified.
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