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    Change of name must happen: Lee

    Former president Lee Teng-hui, far left, who is also the chief convener of the ``call Taiwan, Taiwan'' movement, watches as one of its members waves a flag at a flag presentation ceremony at the Ambassador Hotel in downtown Taipei yesterday.
    PHOTO: CHIANG YING-YING, TAIPEI TIMES

    French painter completes murals

    From left to right, Chu Ta-cheng, superintendent at Taipei Municipal Hoping Hospital; French artist Jaques Bosser; Liao Hsien-hao, director of Taipei Cultural Affairs Bureau; Hung Shih-min, manager at Uni-President Enterprises Corp and Wu Wen-hao, deputy director of the Taipei City Cultural Affairs Bureau, yesterday unveil five pictures by Bosser on the hospital's external wall.
    PHOTO: SEAN CHAO, TAIPEI TIMES

    President vows to preserve Aboriginal culture

    Dressed in traditional Aboriginal costume, President Chen Shui-bian, left, applauds during the graduation ceremony for the first Aboriginal studies class at the Ketagalan Academy yesterday.
    PHOTO: SEAN CHAO, TAIPEI TIMES

    Churches hold NTU youth festival

    A group of teenagers sing together during a youth carnival, held at a stadium of National Taiwan University yesterday afternoon. The event -- organized by the New Life Pastoral Development Association -- was held in an effort to encourage youngsters to participate in volunteer activities.
    PHOTO: CHIANG YING-YING, TAIPEI TIMES

    Thousands flee forest flames in Canada

    A firefighter battles a flare up of the Okanagan Mountain park fire near the area where 15 homes were burnt down by the Okanagan Mountain park in Kelowna, British Columbia, in Canada on Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Schroeder, Berlusconi meet after opera botch

    Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, right, greets German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder at Verona's prefecture yesterday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Pushy parents step over the line


    ILLUSTRATION: YU SHA

    Asian benchmarks start to roll

    Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad tries out a Malaysian motorcycle maker's new120cc two-stroke moped, the Modenas ''Dinamik'' as Modenas chief exeutive Rashid Din looks on during the official launching ceremony in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, yesterday. Malaysia needs to master the technology to make engines so that domestic automakers can effectively compete in the open market, said Mahathir.
    PHOTO: AP

    Sobig attack slowed, FBI traces source

    People shop for laptop computers at a tech-mall in Beijing, yesterday. The Sobig.F worm computer virus may have attacked more than 30 percent of China's poorly protected Internet users, wreaking havoc on more than 20 million computers, as China's growing online population has been easy prey to the virus, which has expolited a low level of awareness and a widespread absence of efficient anti-virus software to infect computers across the country.
    PHOTO: AFP

    L.L. Bean: the store that never sleeps

    L.L. Bean, a retail store in Freeport, Maine devoted to the great outdoors, is the largest tourist attraction in Maine, hauling in 3.5 million customers annually -- nearly three times the state's population. It is also a paradise for traveling insomniacs, as it remains open 24 hours a day. Kathy Durr re-folds shirts at the store at 1:43am on Thursday, Aug. 14.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES

    A mythical bird no longer


    PHOTO COURTESY: LIENCHIAG COUNTY GOVERNMENT CONSTRUCTION BUREAU




    A group of Chinese crested terns on the islets in Matsu.

    A Chinese crested tern in the company of other terns, making it difficult to identify.

    A Chinese crested tern about to land.


    The trip of your life by train

    The Southern Link Star pulls out of the station.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF EAST COAST SENIC AREA
    Rafting in Taitung and Hualien.


    Revealing the romance and labor of China's wild west

    Wild West China
    By Christian Tyler
    314 pages
    John Murray



    Exploring themes of confrontation

    An Untitled work by Jacque Bosser.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF TAIPEI ARTIST VILLAGE

    Evolution of the US military since Vietnam

    America's Splendid Little Wars: A Short History of US Military Engagements: 1975-2000
    By Peter Huchthausen
    254 pages
    Viking



    Striving for modernity

    Make -up II by Leu Tseng-zou.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF TFAM
    Nirvana by Liu Chen-hsiang.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF TFAM

    Halladay leads the league after win

    Red Sox second baseman Todd Walker throws to first base too late to get Bret Boone of the Mariners out on a hit in the sixth inning at Fenway Park in Boston, Friday.
    PHOTO: REUTERS
    Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki looks down the third base line as he runs the bases against Bostonat Fenway Park, Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Bashar mounts fight with successive half centuries

    Bangladeshi batsman Rajin Salah hits a boundary off Pakistani spin bowler Umar Gul during the fourth day of the first test match in Karachi, Saturday. Salah made 60 runs before being bowled out by Pakistani bowler Sabbir Ahmed.
    PHOTO: AFP

    England at 197 for three in fourth test

    South Africa's Jacques Kallis, center, celebrates with teamates after bowling and then catching England's Marcus Trescothick on the second day of the fourth test, Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Svetlana Khorkina sets historic mark

    Spain's Elena Gomez performs on the uneven bars during the women's individual all-around finals at the World Gymnastics Championships in Anaheim, California, Friday.
    PHOTO: AP
    Russia's Svetlana Khorkina performs on the balance beam during the women's individual all-around finals at the World Gymnastics Championships, Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Michelle Wie falls flat and now must go back to class

    Michelle Wie lines up a putt on the 11th hole at the Wild Bluff Golf Club during the second round of the Bay Mills Open Players Championship in Brimley, Michigan, Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Capriati to face Davenport

    Jennifer Capriati returns a shot to Amelie Mauresmo of France during the Pilot Pen tournament at Connecticut Tennis Center in New Haven, Connecticut, Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

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