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    Red Mosque siege prompts calls for revenge

    Pakistani mourners shower rose petals onto the graves of dead militants of the radical Red Mosque at a graveyard in Islamabad yesterday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Baby's medivac flight from Penghu sparks criticism

    Medical personnel transporting a three-month-old infant to Tri-Service General Hosptital in Taipei via C-130 Hercules for treatment leave Penghu Tri-Service General Hospital yesterday.
    PHOTO: CNA

    FEATURE: Pig researchers have something to oink about

    Genetically modified mice from National Taiwan University's Institute of Animal Science and Technology glow in the dark at a press conference yesterday.
    PHOTO: ANGELICA OUNG, TAIPEI TIMES

    FEATURE: Joseph Wu: diplomat without an embassy

    With a view of a McDonald's restaurant, Taiwan's representative to the US Joseph Wu sits in his office in Washington last Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Lebanese artillery pounds refugee camp

    Smoke and fire rise from the besieged Palestinian Nahr al-Bared refugee camp near Tripoli, Lebanon, yesterday. Lebanese heavy artillery pounded the camp relentlessly yesterday in what could signal the start of a massive final assault against al-Qaeda-inspired Islamist fighters holed up there for weeks.
    PHOTO: AFP

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    PHOTO: AP

    Mexican rebels claim bombings part of campaign

    A gas pipeline burns after an explosion in Salamanca, Mexico, on July 5. Guanajuato, a natural-gas pipeline, exploded and burned at two points, prompting authorities to evacuate residents. No injuries were reported.
    PHOTO: AP

    The man who wants China to clean up its act




    Degussa, Forhouse launch joint venture in Taichung

    Officials of Degussa GmbH, the world's biggest specialty chemicals maker, and Forhouse Corp hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Taichung yesterday to celebrate the opening of Degussa Forhouse Optical Polymers Corp, a joint venture which seeks to tap into the expanding market for liquid-crystal-display technology in Taiwan.
    PHOTO: CHEN MEI-YING, TAIPEI TIMES

    Hushovd claims stage four win

    Swiss cyclist Fabian Cancellara of the CSC team in the yellow jersey for the overall leader rides during the fourth stage of the Tour de France from Villers-Cotterets to Joigny, France, on Wednesday.
    PHOTO: EPA
    Norwegian Thor Hushovd of the Credit Agricole team celebrates as he wins the fourth stage of the Tour De France in Joigny, France, on Wednesday.
    PHOTO: EPA
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    PHOTO: EPA

    Davydenko knocked out in first round at Swiss Open

    Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany plays a backhand during his second round match against Radek Stepanek of the Czech Republic at the Swiss Open in Gstaad, Switzerland, on Wednesday.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Sharapova to miss Fed Cup match with the US

    The head of Russia's tennis federation, Shamil Tarpishchev, hugs Maria Sharapova, who is holding an award from the federation, during a press conference in Moscow on Oct. 10, 2005.
    PHOTO: AP

    Argentina rout Mexico to reach final

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    Beckham prepares to take center stage in US

    This photo released by Adidas America shows David Beckham, left, wearing the New Orleans Saints football uniform of Reggie Bush, right, as Bush wears Beckham's Los Angeles Galaxy uniform in Madrid, Spain, in this photo taken in May.
    PHOTO: AP

    Thailand win to take charge in Group A

    Oman midfielder Juma Al Wahabi, left, and Thailand's Datsakorn Thonglao battle for the ball during their Asian Cup soccer match at the Ratchamangla Stadium, Bangkok, yesterday.
    PHOTO: AFP
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    PHOTO: AFP

    As good as gold R\a

    A model displays the gold swimsuit, produced by Japan's Ginza Tanaka Jewelry, July 4,2007. lCꖼ͓ZW{웏Ginza TanakaoI~jB
    PHOTO: AFP

    Gamers read less, do less homework qg־\ŪD\

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    PHOTO: AFP

    Ravenous audiences, look no further

    Chen Mei-o shattered nanguan's glass ceiling with The Feast of Han Xizai.
    PHOTO: COURTESY OF NTCH

    Ballet as only the Russians can

    The creme de la creme of Russian ballet brings some swans, a Spanish flirt and Christmas crackers to town next week.
    PHOTO: COURTESY OF NTCH

    Only the old is truly new

    Susie Au's mishmash of martial arts, manga romance and the Robin Hood legend make for spectacular viewing, even if the result is not fully comprehensible.
    PHOTOS: COURTESY OF SKY DIGI ENTERTAINMENT





    The Vinyl Word

    Could this be a taste of the Riviera in Taiwan? DJ Tom entertains partygoers at Sound Garden.
    PHOTO: QUEEN BEE

    Sip on their 'Jesus Juice'

    From left: Paul Routledge, John Ring, Lance Gura and Brian Kleinsmith of Sky Burial.
    PHOTO: COURTESY OF SKY BURIAL

    Taipei Salon joins fight to combat ignorance, prejudice

    A volunteer gives an HIV-positive infant a dose of medicine.
    PHOTO: NOAH BUCHAN, TAIPEI TIMES

    Restaurants: Ho-la (M֭)

    Ratatouille, anyone?
    PHOTO: JULES QUARTLY, TAIPEI TIMES

    Restaurants: Sour Time

    The Sri Lankan food at Sour Time is simple, tasty and cheap.
    PHOTO: NOAH BUCHAN, STAFF REPORTER

    Existential dance

    PHOTO: COURTESY OF THE FINE ART & CULTURE EXCHANGE


    And now for something completelydifferent

    The Taipei Children's Arts Festival offers three-weeks of performances targeted specifically at kids, top.
    PHOTO: COURTESY OF TAIPEI CHILDREN'S ARTS FESTIVAL
    The Ilan International Children's Folklore and Folkgame Festival features plenty of educational activities,as well as more conventional fun in the many pools and fountains of Tungshan River Park.
    PHOTO: COURTESY OF ILAN INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FOLKLORE AND FO

    Reel News

    Nicole Kidman is ready for some summer lovin'
    PHOTO: AP
    Kevin Spacey, the villain with an angelic smile.
    PHOTO: AP
    The battle for Springfield was intense if not bloody.
    PHOTO: AP

    Is serious sci-fi dead?

    Props from the Star Trek television and movie series.
    PHOTOS: AFP





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