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Male models to fashion a new career on WTA Tour

21.10.2005 23:59    sport.scotsman.com
FEMALE models are once more engaged in ball-collecting duties at this week's Madrid Masters and organisers say their male counterparts will take charge at the women's Tour Championships next year.
World    Tennis


GDP subdued in Q3 with 0.4% increase

21.10.2005 23:59    business.scotsman.com
MORE pressure was heaped on Gordon Brown, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, yesterday after official figures showed the economy has suffered its fifth consecutive quarter of below-trend growth.

Self-seeding

21.10.2005 23:59    telegraph.co.uk
And one of the great advantages of saving your own seed is that you always get more than you need. You can swap them with neighbours and friends, or you can join one of the gardening societies and take part
Self-seeding

Editor's Note: A Mile in Someone Else's Shoes

21.10.2005 23:59    linuxtoday.com
The exchange of ideas is important within the Linux community, but we all need to try to see things from others' viewpoints--a lesson learned by you editor this week.


Plea for help to fast-track bird flu vaccine

21.10.2005 23:56    news.scotsman.com
BRITISH scientists are working on a radical vaccine that could protect the entire population within three months of a flu pandemic hitting the country.
Plea for help to fast-track bird flu vaccine

It's start of a new way of science...

21.10.2005 23:56    news.scotsman.com
DANIEL WINTERSTEIN THIS WEEK saw the completion of two flu-related genetics projects. One was the reproduction of the lethal 1918 flu virus. Fortunately, this Frankenstein's monster is now toothless, as most people will have immunity to it...

Mystery of missing males as North Sea worms surprise scientists

21.10.2005 23:56    news.scotsman.com
A NEW species of tentacled worm that lives off whale bones has been found in the North Sea. Named osedax mucofloris - which translates as "bone-eating snot-flower", the worm is between one and two centimetres long and has frond-like tentacles

BBC in US battle over state of human nature

21.10.2005 23:56    news.scotsman.com
THE Beeb's re-enactment of the Stanford Prison Experiment cast serious doubts over Professor Philip Zimbardo's conclusions at Stanford University, says IAN JOHNSTON .

Deadline Passes for Selling Ballpark Land To City

21.10.2005 23:56    wjla.com
This was D-Day for the owners of nearly two-dozen properties in a stretch of Southeast where the Williams administration wants to build a baseball stadium.

Jury Convicts Virginia Man In Money Transmitting Case

21.10.2005 23:56    wjla.com
A federal jury convicted a Herndon man on charges connected to $6 million dollars he helped people wire to Pakistan and other countries.

Pacific Faces Expanding HIV Threat

21.10.2005 23:54    webboard.aegis.org
UNAIDS Press Release - October 19, 2005 http://www.aegis.org/news/unaids/2005/UN051003.html Auckland, 19 October 2005 - The threat of HIV and AIDS in [A ...
World    HIV/AIDS    Articles

Venus Express Launch on Hold

21.10.2005 23:53    sci.esa.int
During the final preparations for the launch of the European Space Agency's Venus Express spacecraft by a Soyuz-Fregat launcher, contamination was detected inside the launcher's fairing.

Fee-free mortgage deals on offer

21.10.2005 23:53    business.scotsman.com
FEE-free fixed-rate mortgage deals have been launched by Barclays and Woolwich. The range includes a two-year fixed rate with no application fee at 4.89 per cent and a five-year fixed at 4.99 per cent.

Electra Partners looks to raise £40m

21.10.2005 23:53    business.scotsman.com
ELECTRA Partners is aiming to raise £40 million with a new venture capital trust (VCT).

AAM drops name from private equity division

21.10.2005 23:53    business.scotsman.com
ABERDEEN Asset Management has revamped its private equity division as AAM Private Equity, dropping the long-standing Murray Johnstone name. The investment operation will also be split into two teams - private equity and growth capital.

Insurers told: Steer clear of claim-handlers

21.10.2005 23:53    business.scotsman.com
THE Association of British Insurers (ABI), the trade body, has urged members to stop paying compensation to endowment-claim-handling firms.

Ever-better lifespans give the actuaries longer faces

21.10.2005 23:53    business.scotsman.com
LEADING actuaries predict further improvements in life expectancy which would hit annuity rates and final salary pensions.

As mutual giant goes public, who gets a share?

21.10.2005 23:53    business.scotsman.com
STANDARD Life policyholders were this week given the long-awaited answer to their much-asked question: will they benefit from the planned float?

One in four boys wants nip and tuck to look like idol

21.10.2005 23:52    news.scotsman.com
A QUARTER of young boys want to have cosmetic surgery to help them look like their idols, a poll revealed yesterday.

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