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    Thirty dead in Tibet, Dharamsala says

    Chinese riot police guard a bridge leading to the Labrang Monastery in Xiahe, Gansu Province, yesterday to block protesters from nearing the monastery after Friday's demonstrations. More clashes between monks and security forces were reported yesterday in Xiahe.
    PHOTO: AP
    Tibetan protesters led by Buddhist monks shout slogans as they carry the Tibetan flag during a protest near the historic Labrang monastery, which is second only to Lhasa's Potala Palace in size, in the town of Xiahe, Gansu Province.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Alishan cherry blossom season starts

    Visitors to the Alishan Forest Recreational Area walk through the area and admire the cherry blossoms yesterday.
    PHOTO: HSIEH YIN-CHUNG, TAIPEI TIMES

    Presidential election 2008: 6 days to go: KMT official tells DPP to prove bribery claims

    A supporter of Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou holds up a figurine depicting Ma during an election campaign in Taipei yesterday. The placard on the left reads, ``Ma wins.''
    PHOTO: BOBBY YIP, REUTERS

    Presidential election 2008: 6 days to go: Hsieh slams opposition for copying his campaign

    Democratic Progressive Party presidential candidate Frank Hsieh, center, and his running mate, Su Tseng-chang, exchange high fives during a press conference yesterday to announce the party's campaign rally today.
    PHOTO: LU CHUN-WEI, TAIPEI TIMES

    INTERVIEW: Marshall Islands reaffirms ties

    Marshall Islands President Litokwa Tomeing gestures with a bandaged finger during an interview with the Taipei Times on Tuesday.
    PHOTO: LIAO CHEN HUEI, TAIWAN TIMES

    NPC re-elects Chinese president

    Chinese Communist Party members and delegates cast votes at the National People's Congress at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, yesterday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Vets say not much learned in My Lai

    Visitors look at a re-created scene at the massacre museum at My Lai village in Quang Ngai, Vietnam, on March 7.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Missing British girl found alive

    A police officer stands in front of a block of apartments in Batley Carr, England, on Friday, where missing nine-year-old Shannon Matthews was found alive.
    PHOTO: AP

    Reformists hang on in Iranian elections

    Iranians choose their candidates from a list on a public bus being used as a polling station in Tehran on Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Chavez dares US to put Venezuela on terrorist list

    US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, left, arrives in Salvador, Brazil, on Thursday. Rice was in Brazil for two days of talks on trade, climate change and Latin American relations.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Tiny outpost is world's first narco state




    Oil ends tumultuous week slightly lower

    A trader makes his voice heard in the crude oil and natural gas options pit on the floor of the New York Mercantile Exchange in New York on Thursday.
    PHOTO: AP

    High-tech gadgets with that little extra: pre-installed viruses

    Computer consultant Jerry Askew poses with a digital photo frame at Askew Network Solutions in Granada Hills, California, on Feb. 7. The frame, bought at a Target store, tried to load four Trojan viruses onto his computer.
    PHOTO: AP

    Sharapova wins at Indian Wells

    Maria Sharapova returns a shot to Stephanie Cohen-Aloro during their first round match at the Pacific Life Open on Friday in Indian Wells, California.
    PHOTO: AP

    Soccer returns to Chechnya's capital

    Chechen soccer fans wave flags showing Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov's picture during the region's first soccer league match in 14 years on Friday in Grozny.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Ex-champion, aged 60, not yet ready to hang up gloves

    Saoul Mamby poses for a picture at John's Gym in New York on Wednesday.
    PHOTO: AP

    NBA: Rockets beat Bobcats, win 21 straight

    Houston Rockets' Dikembe Mutombo, No. 55, celebrates after beating the Charlotte Bobcats in a basketball game on Friday in Houston, Texas. The Rockets beat the Bobcats, 89-80, for their 21st consecutive win.
    PHOTO: AP

    NHL: Panthers hit season best beating Rangers

    Florida Panthers goalie Tomas Vokoun, left, blocks a shot by the New York Rangers' Sean Avery, No. 16, during the second period of their NHL game in Sunrise, Florida, on Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Hamilton beats Kubica to pole position

    Kimi Raikkonen talks to the media after failing to finish in the official qualifying session for the Australian Grand Prix at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne yesterday.
    PHOTO: AP
    Models pose at the pit lane during a practice session for the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne yesterday.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Taiwanese prosper as Lorena Ochoa struggles in Mexico

    Mexico's Lorena Ochoa grimaces on the 15th hole during the LPGA MasterCard Classic tournament at the Bosque Real Golf Club in Mexico City on Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    England end day with large lead over Kiwis

    England's Paul Collingwood, right, ducks under a ball from New Zealand's Chris Martin during the second Test between New Zealand and England in Wellington yesterday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    South by Southwest: a tale of two festivals

    R.E.M's Peter Buck
    PHOTO :AP
    Michael Stipe, right, and Mike Mills.
    PHOTO :AP
    R.E.M's Michael Stipe performs during the South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Texas
    PHOTO: AP

    Lava 'lamp' fun 週日科學:自製繽紛熔岩燈

    照片:CATHERINE THOMAS
    PHOTO: CATHERINE THOMAS, TAIPEI TIMES

    Right makes might for Irene Khan

    Irene Khan speaks during a press conference in Dhaka, at which she called on Bangladesh's military-backed government to establish a "truth commission" to investigate war crimes.
    PHOTO: AFP

    [BOOK REVIEW] 'Paris by Night' and the Vietnamese-American experience

    ALIEN ENCOUNTERS:

    POPULAR CULTURE IN ASIAN AMERICA

    Editors: Mimi Thi Nguyen and

    Thuy Linh Nguyen Tu

    365 pages

    Duke University Press


    The new mother of invention

    The Google-sponsored lunar X Prize contest is a race to the moon that includes robotic rover entries by Team ARCA.


    PHOTO : NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE


    All that jazz, in Indonesia

    The world's largest jazz festival is, surprisingly, to be found in Jakarta.
    PHOTO: COURTESY OF RICHARD LI

    [BOOK REVIEW] Killer advice, courtesy of Shamu

    What Shamu Taught Me About Life, Love and Marriage

    By Amy Sutherland

    192 pages

    Random House




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