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July 12, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Uneven response on House earmarks | Delegation varies in visibility of data  Immigration suit worries governors  For some, job loss leads to fulfillment | They start businesses, thrive in new careers  Officials want secluded island to remain No Man’s Land  Sharing story emboldens survivor | Rapist left trail of victims  More Globe Stories  RED SOX 3, BLUE JAYS 2: Light at end of tunnel for Sox  ON BASEBALL: Futures scouts are peer group  SPAIN 1, NETHERLANDS 0: Extra-ordinary | Iniesta’s goal in 116th minute gives Spaniards first title  ON SOCCER: La Roja victory a triumph for style and soul  More Sports  Audit findings rankle fishermen | NOAA faulted as rules change  Returning home a hero | Marine drowned trying to save others at base in Cuba  Patrick finds funds to employ youths  3 political seats open in West Roxbury  ADRIAN WALKER: Attack dog barks off-key  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of Boston.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed.  BECOME A FAN
Frozen secrets | Scientists are using Bay State technology as they bore into polar ice in search of clues on the universe's origins  Race to find damaging beetles turns to radar  State Street’s China plan turns on its tech center  Buyers seeking BP assets, paper says  USER FRIENDLY: Through computer, brain can direct a robot  More Business  What, me worry? | We know some activities are bad for us — like sunbathing and overeating — so why do we still do them? Researchers say humans have a hard time calculating risk when something feels good.  HEALTH ANSWERS: Are there health risks associated with too much grilling?  G FORCE: Clearing the air | Doctor believes smoking ban in public housing would protect those most vulnerable  BE WELL: Glucosamine and back pain; a profile of cyberbullies and victims  WHITE COAT NOTES: Depression may increase risk of dementia, study says  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: To jump-start economy, state should extend building permits  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Elections: Pass popular vote bill  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Obesity: Making fresh produce a summer ritual  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Fighting back with opportunity  JAMES CARROLL: In this corner | Anti-Semitism and colonialism have trapped Israelis and Palestinians  CHRISTOPH WESTPHAL: Eat a lot less, live a lot longer  More Editorial/Opinion