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    Lee advises treating China as an enemy

    Former president Lee Teng-hui sings in chorus at a seminar held by Taiwan Advocates to promote the drafting of a new constitution in Taichung yesterday.
    PHOTO: LIAO YAO-TUNG, TAIPEI TIMES

    Chen, Lien face off in first debate

    President Chen Shui-bian, right, and Chinese Nationalist Party Chairman Lien Chan shake hands before Taiwan's first-ever televised presidential debate, held at a Public Television Service studio in Taipei yesterday.
    PHOTO: SEAN CHAO, TAIPEI TIMES

    Iruan spends first day in new home eating, playing

    Iruan, left, blows out candles to celebrate his return to Brazil during a welcome home party in Canoas, near Porto Alegre in southern Brazil on Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Chen and Lien face the nation

    President Chen Shui-bian, right, the Democratic Progressive Party's presidential candidate, pats the back of Lien Chan, the Chinese Nationalist Party's candidate, as they enter a Public Television Service studio yesterday for Taiwan's first-ever televised debate between presidential candidates. In the game of mahjong, opponents traditionally attempt to pat each other on the back before playing as it is thought to bestow bad luck.
    PHOTO: SEAN CHAO, TAIPEI TIMES

    Fishing around for new opportunities

    Kiribati President Anote Tong says that his small Pacific-island nation has more potential than many observers have given credit for.
    PHOTO: CHIANG YING-YING, TAIPEI TIMES

    New strike sees violence flare in Bangladesh

    Bangladeshi policemen use their batons to hit a female activist of country's main opposition Awami League party during a day-long nationwide general strike in Dhaka yesterday. The league called the strike, the second in as many days, to protest against what it called ``government action'' on its leaders and workers during a stoppage on Thursday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    S Korean ethics clash with national pride in clone row

    Researchers at Seoul National University work to harvest stem cells yesterday. South Korean researchers have won acclaim for opening a new chapter in curing intractable diseases, but have also been accused of demeaning human life.
    PHOTO: AP

    Russian politician claims kidnapping and drugging

    Russian presidential candidate Ivan Rybkin speaks at a press conference in London on Friday. He claimed that he had been kidnapped and drugged after being lured from his home under false pretences last Thursday.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Car blast kills former Chechen leader

    An official from the Qatar Civil Defense Department collects debris from the site of a blast which hit the car of former Chechen president Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev on Friday. Yandarbiyev, an Islamic extremist linked by Moscow to al-Qaeda, died of injuries he sustained in the blast.
    PHOTO: REUTERS

    Judge rejects block on gay marriage

    San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom stands between newlyweds Cissie Bonini, left, and Lora Pertle, during a reception at San Francisco City Hall on Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Clark requests permission to come aboard campaign

    US Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry, left, receives endorsement from General Wesley Clark at the University of Wisconsin at Madison on Friday.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Brain scan sheds light on speech


    ILLUSTRATION: MOUNTAIN PEOPLE

    Morbid dolls shrink-wrap a brooding subculture

    Steve Varner, the inventor of the action figures called Bleeding Edge Goths, with one of his dolls in his Torrance, California, studio, where he is assisted by his 16-year-old son and a few other dyed-hair, goth-influenced artists.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES

    `Naruwan! Welcome to Taiwan!'

    Taiwan is getting more international visibility, such as this boat festival of Tao Aboriginal people, because of the govenrnment's intention to double tourist numbers by 2008.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF TOURISM BUREAU


    Ads that appeared in Time magazine.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF TOURISM BUREAU
    Taroko Gorge

    Pottery arts in Puli, Nantou County


    In search of other-worldly truths

    Chief investigator for the Taiwan Ufology Society Ho Hsien-jung holds copies of his latest book, in which he has recorded UFO sightings in Taiwan and China for the first time.
    PHOTO: GAVIN PHIPPS, TAIPEI TIMES

    A difficult masterpiece? We don't think so

    Hiroshima Bugi
    By Gerald Vizenor
    208 pages
    University of Nebraska Press



    CD reviews

    Tin Pan Alley(錫盤街)
    Entering Another Tunnel(進入另一個隧道)
    Tin Pan Alley


    Coldplay
    Coldplay Live 2003
    Parlophone


    Pubble of Mud
    Life on Display
    Flawless


    Air
    Talkie Walkie
    Virgin



    Small in size could mean it's significant in meaning

    Jacqueline Lee's Short Stories
    Photo courtesy of the National Museum of History
    Bernice Akamine's Transmigration
    Photo courtesy of the National Museum of History

    Photographers manage to blur boundaries of art

    A scene from Chen Ching-yao's Ass Hole series.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF MOCA

    Friday the 13th is unlucky for Singh

    Vijay Singh stands on the 17th tee at Torrey Pines as he went from eight under par early in the day to even par at the end, during the second round at the Buick Invitational in San Diego, California on Friday.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Koch leads ACE with record round

    Jack Nicklaus watches his shot off the 10th tee during the ACE Group Classic in Naples, Florida, Friday. Nicklaus shot a 4-under-par 68 for the round.
    PHOTO: AP

    Agassi survives Gambill's onslaught

    Andre Agassi returns to Jan-Michael Gambill during a quarterfinal match of the Siebel Open in San Jose, California, Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Wild won't allow goals

    Canadians Todd Bertuzzi, left, and Brendan Morrison, right, of the Vancouver Canucks look for a rebound as Finish goalie Pasi Nurminen, center, of the Atlanta Thrashers makes a save during the third period of their NHL game at the General Motors Place in Vancouver, Canada, Friday. The Thrashers defeated the Canucks 4-1.
    PHOTO: AFP

    This year's All-Star Game already a major letdown

    The Rookie team's LeBron James, of the Cleveland Cavaliers, drives to the basket as the Sophomore team's Amare Stoudamire, of the Phoenix Suns, right, and Carlos Boozer, of the Cavaliers, watch during the NBA Rookie Challenge in Los Angeles, Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

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