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    Cavendish makes it four wins

    Britain・s Mark Cavendish (Columbia-ex-High Road/US), left, celebrates on the finish line at the end of the 182.5km 13th stage of the Tour de France between Narbonne and Nimes, France, on Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Angels crush Red Sox to extend lead

    David Lee Owen, dressed as Santa Claus, throws out the ceremonial first pitch before a baseball game between the Florida Marlins and the Philadelphia Phillies at Dolphin Stadium in Miami on Friday. The Marlins were celebrating :Christmas in July.;
    PHOTO: AP
    Oakland Athletics catcher Kurt Suzuki, right, loses his helmet after tagging out the New York Yankees・ Alex Rodriguez in the first inning of their baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York on Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Serena Williams downs Schnyder to reach semis

    Taiwan・s Lu Yen-hsun returns a shot to James Blake of the US during their quarter-final at the Indianapolis Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Friday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Kim clings to lead as Wie makes a charge

    Christina Kim watches her second shot on the sixth hole at the State Farm Classic at Panther Creek Country Club in Springfield, Illinois, on Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Algae: A solution to global warming?




    Ma vows to boost flood prevention

    Soldiers from the 586 Armor Brigade help residents in Taichung County clean up yesterday after flooding caused by Tropical Storm Kamaegi.
    PHOTO: TSAI CHIH-MING, TAIPEI TIMES

    Catfish farms dry up

    A catfish outside a pond that was drained in Leland, Mississippi.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE

    PHOTO: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE
    A tractor drives on land where a catfish pond was drained in Leland, Mississippi.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE
    Keith King, president of Dillard & Company, kneels in an abandoned catfish pond in Leland, Mississippi that will be planted with crops.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE
    Alex Hunter waits to load harvested catfish into a truck for processing in Leland, Mississippi.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE

    TRI NATIONS RUGBY: Aussies stun the Springboks in Perth

    South Africa・s Bryan Habana, right, is tackled by Australia・s Berrick Barnes during their Tri-Nations Test at the Subiaco Oval in Perth, Australia, yesterday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Steve parker centers the community

    Centered on Taipei, a magazine published by the Community Services Center, a non-profit organization that provides counseling and other services for expatriates. Australian Steve Parker took over as director of the center earlier this month.
    PHOTO: TAIPEI TIMES

    PHOTO: CHANG CHIA-MING, TAIPEI TIMES

    Gusting wind continues to cause trouble at The Open

    Sweden・s Henrik Stenson plays from a bunker on the 18th hole during the third round of The Open at Royal Birkdale in Southport, England, yesterday.
    PHOTO: AP

    [BOOK REVIEW] Weight loss, Dick Cheney-style

    THE DARK SIDE: THE INSIDE STORY OF HOW THE WAR ON TERROR TURNED INTO A WAR ON AMERICAN IDEALS BY JANE MAYER

    392 PAGES

    DOUBLEDAY




    [BOOK REVIEW] India・s gone for a six

    THE ELEPHANTA SUITE BY PAUL THEROUX

    278 PAGES

    HAMISH HAMILTON




    Sydney protesters do their best to .annoy・ Catholics

    Protesters rally in support of sexual freedom and the use of condoms in Sydney, Australia, yesterday. Hundreds of thousands of Catholic pilgrims are gathered in Sydney for World Youth Day, the largest Christian celebration on earth aimed at battling religious indifference in modern society and shoring up flagging church support.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Afghan officials search for French

    A boy walks with his donkey as a police officer frisks a young man at a checkpoint in Kabul, Afghanistan, yesterday. US presidential contender Barack Obama arrived in Afghanistan yesterday, a spokesman said.
    PHOTO: AP

    The dawning of the age of electric cars

    Elon Musk, 37, chairman of Tesla Motors, shows off one of the company・s Roadsters at their headquarters in San Carlos, California, on July 8. After raising US$150 million and going through four years of technological and internal struggles, the company has begun manufacturing the first ever all-electric sports car, the Tesla Roadster, at a price tag of US$109,000. The age of the electric car, Musk is convinced, has dawned.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE

    Keep your word or this bank will call mom

    Mary Milton of Trapp, Maryland, an Easton Bank and Trust customer, treats herself to complimentary popcorn at the bank in Easton, Maryland, on Thursday.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE

    Thousands help clean up after storm

    A man stands outside his home in Yuching Township in Tainan County yesterday. He has moved out furniture and belongings that were damaged when his home was flooded after torrential rains brought by Tropical Storm Kamaegi.
    PHOTO: CNA

    Suu Kyi banned from Martyrs・ Day

    A Myanmar family kneel before the Arzarni memorial in Yangon on Martyrs・ Day yesterday to pay tribute to the nation・s founding father, General Aung, along with his Cabinet in 1947.
    PHOTO: EPA

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