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Scientific Revolution

Science is the name of the game in our July crossword, which may or may not be revolutionary, depending on which way you look at it! Oh, and for some reason cricket also makes an appearance…. As usual, you’ll also find solutions to last month’s puzzles on this page.

 CMB CROSSWORD #18, July 2008  
Rethymnon Coffee Morning Bugle - Crossword #18

SOLUTION TO CROSSWORD #17, June 2008: ACROSS 1: Sheepshearer, 8: Yu, 9: Nanny, 10: Mat, 12: RN, 13: Coachman, 15: Smith, 17: ee, 18: Operator, 21: Model, 22: Rb, 23: Organist, 25: Shrug, 27: Yd, 28: SC, 29: Importer, 31: Jurist, 32: Thatcher. DOWN 1: Songs, 2: Ennui, 3: Psychologist, 4: Humane, 5: Althea, 6: Eyra, 7: Runner, 11: AC, 14: Metrist, 16: Mooch, 19: Readopt, 20: Obscene, 24: Gyp, 25: Soja, 26: Rare, 30: MTh.

ACROSS
1: Shape of DNA
10: Internet code for Libya
11: Island in the Maldives
12: Different places for spanners
15: A dozen sides
16: Ordered List
17: Family Didelphimorphia
22: Scottish chav?
24: Bearer of genetic information
27: French article
28: Made of quarks and antiquarks
29: Type of physics
27: Web tool
34: Cricket ground
36: Roman cricket score
37: Australian Cricket Team
39: Family, theoretically speaking
DOWN
2: Not in the house
3: Old and Eastern
4: Persian princess
5: Made something last
6: Spanish thieves
7: Shoe padding
8: Roman cricket team
9: Organic compound
13: Fakes
14: Noble gas
18: Acid test?
19: Salt is, sand isn’t
20: Bad publicity
21: University of Oregon
23: Ratio of mass to volume
25: Genus of tiger beetles
26: Unit of ‘cultural evolution’
30: Stellar explosion
31: Fool
33: Italian Telly
35: Another noble gas
38: Type of scanning

Logic Problem #18: On the Run

Rethymnon Coffee Morning Bugle - Logic Problem #19

Four dodgy characters are on holiday on Crete. One day, they each go into a shop to buy something to take to the beach. Whilst in the shop they spot someone that they don’t want to see. From the clues below, work out what each of them wanted to buy, who they are avoiding, what lie they had told the person they are avoiding and where they hide out afterwards.

Devious Dickie was horrified to spot a colleague of his — an Interpol Agent, when he went into the shop. He was not the person who lied about visiting their mother, nor was he the person who hid in a cave or mountain village.

Feckless Finbar went to buy a towel, he wasn’t the person who escaped from their lover by hiding in a cave. Sneaky Shirley’s lie was that she was ‘In quarantine’. Tricky Trixie narrowly avoided her cousin. She was not the person who had lied about being at a conference who had gone into the shop for suncream.

The person who had tried to fake their own death went into the shop to buy a book, and the person who had lied about visiting their mother went to hide out in a local kafeneion.

SOLUTION TO LOGIC PROBLEM #17, June 2008. 1: Anal Abel, Stockbroker, Parachute Jump, Freebird, Wigwam in Wantage. 2: Bartering Bobby, Tax Inspector, Board Meeting, Spacecadet, Boat in Birmingham. 3: Cashflow Carrie, Accountant, Management Seminar, Stargazer, Caravan in Cardiff. 4: Rigid Bridget, Merchant Banker, London Marathon, Moonbeam, Tree in Tamworth.