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September 27, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

State set to recover sooner than US | Job losses slowing, housing on rebound  Bound for glory | After soggy summer, a forecast of spectacular foliage, bringing joy to the eye and tourism gold  ROTC’s ranks surge with new recruits | Sense of mission, scholarships drive trend  Bailed-out banks lobby hard to stave off limits | Target trading rules, consumer protections  More Globe Stories  FALCONS AT PATRIOTS: Patriots may be caught short at the receiver position  Unflappable Falcon | Ryan brings a heavy dose of cool  YANKEES 3, RED SOX 0: Aced out | Matsuzaka, Red Sox trumped by Sabathia  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Red Sox not showing all their cards  BC 27, WAKE FOREST 24: On fumble, Eagles escape by the skin of their teeth  More Sports  Arrest made in teen's killing | Man was under surveillance  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Bottle bill bottled up  Honor for pitcher thrown a curve | Scramble on to buy Negro League star’s mementos  Likely prison sentence for graffiti artist stokes debate  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
Thinking literally | The surprising ways that metaphors shape your world  Naming the sky | The true story of one man's quest to give George Plimpton a permanent presence in orbit  THE WORD: Seeing the future | We've been 'looking to' for a long time  Body language  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: Stats that teams ignore | Sports statistics, counting heartbeats and how to spend like a winner  More Ideas  Picture-perfect | Stopping at indigenous preserves, expat gardens, fortresses, and for photo critiques  A family cruise divided by 10, or is it each experience times 10?  Some of the fun gets lost on English-only speakers  Black Sea echoes | Into the woods for mushrooms redolent of childhood and other lands  Going green is their Maine thing, though the guests might not notice  More Travel  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Building interest | New England is a leader for programs aimed at getting kids involved in math and science. But, compared with the rest of the nation at least, our kids don’t seem be participating.  Military experience, some find, is tough to translate on resumes  MONEY MAKEOVER: Don’t let tax incentive drive decision to buy home  SPENDING SMART: A new way to look at groceries | Braintree-based firm computes nutritional values into easy-to-understand scores  More Business  Putting down roots | Irish-born playwright Ronan Noone has made a local home, and his American trilogy is proof  Are there riches in niches? | With black-led shows, Fox will find out  When atop the charts can be off the charts | Billboard listings register who’s hot, but not on the same page  A new set of wheels | For her first time behind the camera, Drew Barrymore hurtled into the world of roller derby. Not only did she call ‘Action,’ she got into the action - skates and elbow pads on.  ART REVIEW: Brilliance - and wrenching struggles | Guggenheim show captures Kandinsky’s tragic arc  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: It’s your administration, governor, so take control  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Palin: A big check in communist China  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Cars: How about the theme from ‘Jaws’?  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Talk to Iran, but keep a Plan B  JEFF JACOBY: Silence that idiot box!  JOAN VENNOCHI: The man who can ease Patrick’s pain  ELISSA ELY: When the bizarre is familiar  AHMED H. ZEWAIL: Obama’s challenge: An Islamic renaissance  More Editorial/Opinion