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July 26, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Patrick support plummets, poll finds | Faulted on economy, reforms; tough reelection fight ahead  US set to hike aid aimed at Iranians | Funding for cyber resistance  For returning vets, a tragic toll on the roads | Devastating death rate from crashes sounds the alarm at Veterans Affairs  On wood, burning questions | Critics challenge ‘green’ fuel claims  A donkey tale ends with a swift kick | In Andover, neighbors bridle at family’s barnyard pets  More Globe Stories  BOB RYAN: The big picture is that Rice earned his plaque  ON BASEBALL: On eve of Hall induction, Henderson takes some questions deep  RED SOX 7, ORIOLES 2: Lester, Sox offense overpower Orioles  TOUR DE FRANCE: Contador is ready to take victory tour  More sports  Gates case strikes nerve, stirs racial debate | Across Hub, reactions to arrest, Obama’s initial take split along class lines  Halifax boy dies after being hit by vehicle | Driver, 76, charged with motor vehicle homicide and crosswalk violation  Turning the tide on seaweed | Newport hopes 9-ton vehicle can clean up beach, bring crowds back  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
Your brain in drive | What happens when an older driver takes the wheel -- and what we all can learn from it  Goodbye, Jumbo | The identity crisis of the modern zoo  THE WORD: See-through | Should we demand a literal ‘transparency’?  Q&A: The Supreme Court isn’t as aloof as we think | Barry Friedman  The formula | Why don’t Americans understand science better? Start with the scientists.  More Ideas  South Carolina's Delta Gold | An economic staple is rich fodder for historical exploration  A magnificent island for many an odyssey | On Malta, discover ancient salt pans and the stuff of legends  Future shock made child’s play | A riverside center to give a lift to downtown with hands-on learning, LEGOs, and ‘3D Sun’  Poring over the coast for the best bugs in butter  Moseying along the Merritt Parkway  More Travel  Taking chance proves fruitful for brewer | Unexpected success of Blueberry Ale fuels expansion at Wachusett  Why Hub isn’t a top priority for Verizon’s new network  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Fantasy game may be a tough pitch | Former ace Curt Schilling needs backers to fulfill his latest ambition  SPENDING SMART: Keep workers happy on the cheap | Flexible summer schedules, company picnics can dull the recession’s sting  ETIQUETTE AT WORK: To rein in an overeager volunteer, spell out his role and its limits  More Business  It's Shepard Smith time | With his ratings soaring, the Fox News anchor enjoys his moment - and becomes a lightning rod  For ‘Comedy,’ Commonwealth Shakespeare Co. cut costs but not creativity  The puzzle of Elia Kazan | Harvard Film Archive focuses on the controversial 1950s’ star director  Making moving pictures | Roxbury festival is forum for films from the heart  Fun with virginity, pregnancy - now mortality? | Judd Apatow discusses life, death, and ‘Funny People’  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Pink slips and red ink  GLOBE EDITORIAL: No surprise in Cambridge  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Federal Reserve: The consumer's new best friend  JEFF JACOBY: Abortion and the echo of eugenics  JOAN VENNOCHI: Do we really need two zoos?  JOHN LINEHAN: Let us continue our work  TIMOTHY P. MURRAY: New hope for the homeless  More Editorial/Opinion