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

Actions in fatal ’07 fire faulted | Federal report finds supervision, training lacking  Tributes and trepidation | War worries weigh on Veterans Day  Verbally, bishop isn’t turning cheek | R.I.’s Tobin welcomes tussles with politicians  Afghanistan wary of US plan to send more advisers  Earmarks’ cash flow lifts firms, lobbyists, lawmakers | Companies often bolster campaigns  More Globe Stories  CELTICS 105, JAZZ 86: Doing a number | Celtics hit all the right notes, blow out Jazz  ON BASKETBALL: Celtics take full advantage of break time  Storming the court | Time has finally come for patient Paris at BC  PATRIOTS: Their arms are linked | Brady, Manning are best of their era  Varitek exercises option to stay with Red Sox as backup  More Sports  Senate candidates disclose assets | Pagliuca reports vast fortune; Coakley lists salary only  KEVIN CULLEN: Veteran tells ‘their stories’  Missing woman’s body found in pond in Lynn | Search that began after frantic Dec. call ends  Woman, 76, struck by city truck | Condition critical after accident along parade route  Doctor sues Lahey, says stent issue led to firing | Cites pressure to use Medtronic product  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Paperback books needed HELP: Winter clothes drive GO: Boston, books and baseball  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
3Com to be sold to HP for $2.7b | Computer giant takes aim at Cisco’s network business  Stimulus funds slow to arrive | Of $3.9b awarded in Mass., only $622m has reached users  TECH LAB: Your life story, as data points | A look at Google Dashboard reveals just how much information you’ve shared  Plymouth absorbs news of studio setback | Developers tell town they’ll press on despite cutting ties with lender  MANAGING YOUR MONEY: Congress whiffs on tax credit  More Business  How Sandy Poirier turned a warehouse into a hair-cutting hot spot  VOICES | CHRISTOPHER MUTHER: He's authentically disappointed | New lifestyle center brings the retail experience to a faux town setting  Newbury Street, meet Carnaby Street | Why UK fashion has long been ahead of the curve  High-end labels on a tight budget | Author scouts out a fall wardrobe for under $250  BOOK REVIEW: ‘Tokyo Vice’ exposes Japan’s dark underside  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Stimulus helps economy, but exaggerations don’t  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Hasan’s erratic work was a sign  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Capuano reverses - too bad  JOAN VENNOCHI: The ways of Washington  CHARLES CHIEPPO: Red ink is staining more than MBTA  PHILIP WARBURG: Watching out for China  RAY TAKEYH: Vietnam’s lesson for Afghanistan  More Editorial/Opinion