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Art Openings, Events and Museums (The Oregonian)

Admission is free unless otherwise noted. 23 Sandy Gallery: 623 N.E. 23rd Ave. (503-927-4409) Hours: noon-6 p.m. Thu-Sat. Artist book show “Secrets and Lies,” a juried exhibition of handmade artist books explore secrets, lies, hopes, fears and confessions. Opened March 20; through April 26.

Womens Minyan opens dialogue on domestic abuse (Detroit News)

“Womens Minyan,” the drama opening today at the Jewish Ensemble Theatre, tackles the touchy subject of domestic abuse, and the religious and cultural traditions that hide it.

DVD Corner: “Enchanted” (Bangor Daily News)

“Enchanted” DVD, Blu-ray — Disney ’ s hit, fish-out-of-water comedy succeeds as well as it does because it understands the affection surrounding the studio ’ s earliest animated projects, and because it knows there always is room for some good-natured hair-pulling, which is what gives this enjoyable movie such a surprising edge.

Difference maker (The Florida Times-Union)

The Easter Bunny has been around for thousands of years - longer than Jack-O-Lantern, the Thanksgiving Turkey and Santa Claus combined - but very few people know the story behind this hares happy smile. The rabbits reputation for reproduction assured its role as the frolicking , floppy-eared icon of fertility. Instead of dropping bouncing baby bunnies, however, this rabbit decided to lay eggs …

Couple survives tsunami disaster (Powell River Peak)

LIFES JOURNEY: Delian Gaskell and her husband Ran are in Beijing, China at the Forbidden Palace. The Forbidden City was the Chinese imperial palace and for almost five centuries, it served as the home of the emperor and his household, and the ceremonial and political centre of Chinese government.

posted by Roberto Dohnert on Mon 28th Jul 2003 07:19 UTC (New Mobile Computing)

By now you have all undoubtedly heard about SCOs lawsuit against IBM and the threat that it reflects on the Linux community.

Taking a Stand for Chinas Uighurs (Far Eastern Economic Review)

On the morning of June 1 of this year, the Abdureyim family traveled with a police escort to what they believed would be an “International Childrens Day” celebration. But on a deserted stretch of the road, in the northwestern province of Xinjiang, China, the cars suddenly came to a halt.

Up Next (CBS News)

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Targets inner circle (CNN Money)

Youd think Robert Ulrich would be warming up for his victory lap right about now. The soon-to-retire CEO of Target Corp. should be easing into a lavish farewell tour filled with teary thank-yous, champagne-soaked sendoffs, and a book of leadership secrets. After all, in his 23 years at Target (almost 14 of them as CEO), Ulrich has transformed a Midwestern discounter into one of the most admired …

Sholeh Patrick (Coeur dAlene Press)

Last Thursday night the U.S. House of Representatives held a “secret,” or closed, session to discuss controversial electronic surveillance legislation, over some objections that withholding it from the public wasn necessary.