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August 16, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

President shifts focus to renting, not owning | Using $4.25b to build affordable housing  A gritty problem | New Bedford built schools, homes on old dump  'You don't want to go to war with me' | Voicemail puts hospitals’ aggressive recruiting efforts in spotlight  Sticker shock | In Wellfleet, fine for keeping old parking decals outrages beachgoers  More Globe Stories  RANGERS 7, RED SOX 2: Rangers run over Red Sox  PGA CHAMPIONSHIP: Woods’s lead at PGA trimmed to 2  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Pieces coming together  Their love of falconry hasn’t crested | In this sport, it’s never time to take gloves off  More Sports  Welcome to Bo$ton | Staying, dining in Hub will probably get pricier as bills to increase taxes go before the City Council  Mass. retailers can’t get, or give, tax break | Bill that would allow merchants to cover the 6.25% levy stalls  A week later, tainted water still mystifies in Milford  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Little steps, big results  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 Book of Harry | How the boy wizard won over religious critics -- and the deeper meaning theologians now see in his tale  Let us now praise... the Orange Line  Start the clock | A modest proposal for improving football: the ‘time-in’  THE WORD: Way in | How an informality has climbed into English  BRAINIAC: Microsoft’s long, strange trip | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  More Ideas  IRELAND: The ring less worn | Seaside and brimming with history and hospitality (and sheep), Beara is beautifully untrammeled.  GUATEMALA: The birthday trip to call ‘crazy’  Freewheeling | After years in the making, Kingdom Trails rules with mountain bikers looking for thrills, scenery, the scent of pines and, at the end, their badge of mud  Vermont foodies learn the Asian lingo: pho, bun  DESTINATIONS: A salsa fest to an oyster flats tour  More Travel  The hunt continues | Incia Fisher’s day at a job fair mirrors a national struggle as millions vie for precious few jobs  INNOVATION ECONOMY: On the roll with a new idea | Founder says mobile tire service is all about convenience  ON THE HOT SEAT: As Boston service starts, Southwest looks ahead  SPENDING SMART: Store your data in a flash | Improved technology leads to a wide range of drives - but which suits your needs?  ETIQUETTE AT WORK: Store clerks who text and field calls may turn off waiting customers  More Business  First time at Tanglewood | How do you get to this elite stage? Practice. And then the whirlwind really begins.  Coming back to Buffy Sainte-Marie | ’60s icon releases first album in years  Glorious women | In Quentin Tarantino's new WWII film, 'Inglourious Basterds,' actresses get to play women who are intelligent, committed, and bloody tough  A troubadour of timeless songs | Thompson’s new box set captures phenomenal career  ART REVIEW: Framing Rockwell’s vision of America | Exhibit highlights his sunny outlook, subtle talents  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: On the slow train to financial reality  GLOBE EDITORIAL: JetBlue: Passion for the peripatetic  NICOLAS P. RETSINAS: The rise of the renter-chic  JOAN VENNOCHI: Will the legacy go forward?  RICK LORD AND JIM STERGIOS: Casino jobs aren’t enough  CLAUDIA MEININGER GOLD: A dangerous label for children  More Editorial/Opinion