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July 12, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

BMC’s finances take turn for worse | Hospital faces first loss in five years  Hope is a river | David Estrada lost the use of his legs, but not his will. Now, at Spaulding hospital, he and other paraplegics are learning to row, strengthening body and mind as they wait for a cure.  A once-great affair stuck in park | After years of spinning their wheels, carmakers are turning to new vehicles to revitalize the declining youth market  Democrats, Obama disagree on F-22 spending | Congress backs F-22 fighter the Pentagon doesn’t want  More Globe Stories  RED SOX 15, ROYALS 9: Red Sox survive Royal uprising | Offense offsets balky bullpen  BOB RYAN: All-Star Game needs to get real  Kerr driving, and thriving, at US Open  Pioneer in her field | Smith provides women’s soccer a healthy kick  US 2, HAITI 2: US takes advantage of golden opportunity, ties Haiti  More sports  News of zoos’ financial woes stuns | Residents cite long history in Hub  Just below the surface | The sand is home to a multitude of minuscule, but harmless, creatures  E. Longmeadow mourns loss of Iraq veteran, 23 | Bomb survivor killed in crash  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Sheraton penalty box  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   Find Local Stores and Services Boston.com's new Local Business Search uses the power of Google to help you find businesses and professionals in your home town. Tree service Dermatologists Ninety-Nine Restaurant Toys  Search anything else
The next conservative thinkers | Many Republicans fret that the party of ideas has gotten stuck. Here are four who might help unstick it.  Modern Miracle | When saints intervene nowadays, it tends to be in healthcare.  THE WORD: Massive attack | What to do when an adjective loses weight  BRAINIAC: Buy story, get the mug for free | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  Man and machine | The real legacy of the moon race  More Ideas  It's otherworldly | Shooting Tolkien’s ‘Rings’ trilogy here was a capital idea for ‘Wellywood’ and its burgeoning film (and fan) industry  Managed care for the wildest resources | In Kenya, wildlife thrives before your eyes  North stars | At the shore or close by are noteworthy places for exploring, eating, browsing, learning, even sleeping  Like puddles after a rainfall, so many places for paddling  GEARING UP: Pack on your camera and laptop  More Travel  Doctor, give me the news | Tim Johnson has offered viewers doses of the latest in medicine for 30 years  Business Review borrows a page from itself | Harvard magazine reorganizes as industry struggles  INNOVATION ECONOMY: State helping to shape US efforts to digitize health records for all  SPENDING SMART: Cellphone savings worth research | Competition for wireless customers leads to a bewildering array of options - and a price war  ETIQUETTE AT WORK: Even in online forums, it's important to be polite  More Business  All the drama in half the time (plus laughs!) | Make way for a new TV genre - 30-minute shows that evoke present-day despair while maintaining a sense of humor. Just don’t call them sitcoms.  Stars align for Prendergast exhibition at Williams | More than 50 lenders contribute works from pivotal period in artist’s career  The unrivaled year for moviemaking: 1939 | Making the most of the studio system  Recalling the films of 1999 | Taking risks at millennium’s end  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Clause for concern  GLOBE EDITORIALS: Short Fuse  JAMES MACGREGOR BURNS: Judicial supremacy and the rise of the high court  JEFF JACOBY: Lawmakers, read the bills before you vote  JOAN VENNOCHI: Who comes first in the state?  More Editorial/Opinion