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January 4, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

US, Britain shut down embassies in Yemen | Decision prompted by Al Qaeda threats  Anxious Mass. pushes census participation | Funds, House seats at stake  Drummer’s anthrax case spurs a public health hunt  Northfield school’s next chapter: Christian college  Dog genes may hold secrets to human disease  More Globe Stories  TEXANS 34, PATRIOTS 27: A mess in Texas | A devastating loss for the Patriots as Welker hurts knee  BOB RYAN : Welker an immeasurable loss  ON FOOTBALL: Focus of Ravens will be squarely on Brady and Moss  PATRIOTS: Serving up excitement | Some good, bad in Butler’s game  More Sports  Abortion stances at odds, mostly | For Senate rivals, position on issue is complicated  KEVIN CULLEN: The bonds of service  Boston’s wish list | Residents discuss city issues as Menino begins 5th term  Family prepares to bid sad farewell | Funeral set today for Nepalese clerk  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: Help provide holiday gifts HELP: Gift shop volunteer needed GIVE: Donate your old computer  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
High-tech’s hand-me-downs | Bay State’s unusually rich trove of used gear can make start-ups’ lives less expensive  Fair trade importer says it’s ripe for success  TV Everywhere plan stifles rivals, critics say  Apple’s latest apt to do more with less size  USER FRIENDLY: For a virtual experience, put the squeeze on  More Business  When a coach may help | An alternative to traditional therapy focuses more on the potential of the future than the problems of the past  BELLA ENGLISH: Within these walls | The home where a family grew up comes down - but the memories live on  HEALTH ANSWERS: Does reading electronic content damage eyes more than reading print?  G FORCE: Joseph Coughlin’s age management  BE WELL: Gingko biloba fails a test; birds may spread Lyme disease  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Avoid legal fight by paying more to front-line hospitals  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Internet: What’s Yahoo in Cyrillic?  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Equal taxes for private equity  JOHN SKOYLES: The Raymond Carver I knew  MARGARET MORGANROTH GULLETTE: In Medicare blame game, seniors aren’t at fault  JAMES CARROLL: An ode to Ellen Goodman  RORY FITZGERALD: Irish eyes aren’t smiling on the Emerald Isle  More Editorial/Opinion