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    Kidnappers free Japanese hostages in Iraq

    Nobutaka Watanabe, left, and Jumpei Yasuda sit in Baghdad's Um al-Qura mosque after being met by a Japanese delegation upon their release.
    PHOTO: REUTERS

    Hakka spirits high as festival begins

    Tung blossoms carpet the ground at the Tung Lodge in Miaoli County.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF THE TUNG LODGE

    Pan-blue protesters take a `stroll' down Ketagalan Boulevard

    Police run to intercept blue-camp supporters gathering in front of the Presidential Office yesterday.
    PHOTO: GEORGE TSORNG, TAIPEI TIMES

    Bin Laden will be caught: US general

    Malik Dost Mohammed, left, an elder of the Taji Kheil tribe, speaks to a traditional tribal assembly in Wana, Pakistan's South Waziristan tribal area near the Afghan border, some 360km south of the capital Islamabad, on Friday. A Pakistani tribe whose members are accused of harboring al-Qaeda militants is preparing to launch a hunt for the militants after those sheltering them refused to surrender, tribal elders said on Friday.
    PHOTO: REUTERS

    Crazy about cars, China goes to the drive-in

    A man watches a movie at the Maple Motor Cinema drive-in in Beijing on April 9. Drive-ins, now a historic curiosity in the US, are a novelty in China, whose economic boom is creating an urban class that can afford to buy cars -- and wants the newest thrill.
    PHOTO: AP

    Blair backs Sharon's unilateral plan

    US President George W. Bush, center, receives a congratulatory kiss from British Prime Minister Tony Blair's wife, Cherie Blair, as Tony Blair, right, looks on at the White House in Washington on Friday.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Brazil's nuclear plans worry IAEA

    Control supervisor Geraldo Marcelino shows uranium pills at Brazil's nuclear plant in Resende, north of Rio de Janeiro, on April 6.
    PHOTO: AP

    When ideology infects science, truth hurts


    ILLUSTRATION: MOUNTAIN PEOPLE

    Wal-Mart's low prices come at a cost

    A Wal-Mart sign stands in front of the Wal-Mart Stores Inc headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas. Academics at a conference in California have slammed the company for not moving beyond the ``single-minded self-interest of price.''
    PHOTO: AP

    Pilgrimage kicks off with religious fervor


    PHOTO: CHIANG YING-YING, TAIPEI TIMES

    PHOTO: CHIANG YING-YING, TAIPEI TIMES

    PHOTO: CHIANG YING-YING, TAIPEI TIMES

    PHOTO: CHIANG YING-YING, TAIPEI TIMES

    Brewing a bit of history

    A brewer looks into one of the huge copper mash tubs used to saccharize the hops, malt and rice. Four of these kettles were imported from Germany over 30 years ago and are among only 10 of their kind in the world today.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF TTL
    An employee caps bottles of beer at the Chienguo brewery.

    The brewery shown from Bade Road is the smallest brewery in Taiwan.


    `The Distant Land of my Father' shows China at a crossroads

    The Distant Land of My Father

    By Bo Caldwell
    374 pages
    Heinemann



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    An overview that takes in most of the details

    An untitled print by Roberto Matta.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF NATIONAL MUSEUM OF HISTORY
    Andy Warhol's Turtle is on view at the National Museum of History.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF NATIONAL MUSEUM OF HISTORY

    Metal works as art too

    Some of the more polished works on display; designed by Wang Mei-jen, these pieces combine stainless steel with gold.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF HUA SHAN CULTURAL AND CREATIVE INDUSTRY CENTER

    Boston's Wakefield holds A-Rod hitless

    Manny Ramirez, left, of the Red Sox hits a solo home run in the first inning against starting pitcher Javier Vazquez of the Yankees at Fenway Park in Boston, Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP
    Cubs manager Dusty Baker is ejected by home plate umpire C.B. Bucknor after the umpires claimed that Baker failed to notify them of two substitutions in the seventh inning of the Cubs' came against Cincinnati at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Friday.
    PHOTO: REUTERS

    Venus advances into semifinals

    Venus Williams volleys against Vera Zvonareva at the Family Circle Cup in Charleston, South Carolina, Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Thierry Henry goes on rampage

    Arsenal forward Thierry Henry, center, vies for the ball with Leeds' Jermaine Pennant, left, and Garry Kelly during their premier league clash at Highbury in London, Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Lightning streaks ahead to round two

    Patrick Lalime, right, of the Senators slides across the crease as Ron Francis, left, of the Maple Leafs misses on this scoring opportunity at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Sina Lions run out of gas

    Tseng Wen-ding of the Dinos scores two of his 20 points for the game against the LIons at the Taipei Sports Education Arena, Thursday night.
    PHOTO: SBL

    Ben Curtis takes lead in MCI Heritage

    Ben Curtis lines up his putt on the 7th green during the second round of the MCI Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

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