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August 19, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Sheriff defends policy on inmates | Sets investigation on Markoff suicide; Does not rule out mistakes by guards  POLITICAL EXPORTS: Billionaire launched in Mass. shakes up Florida’s Senate race  POLITICAL EXPORTS: Pointed exchange with Frank propels Harvard graduate in Illinois contest  Food stamp discount for buying produce | Study will monitor W. Mass. recipients  Cancer strategy: Easing the burden | Study shows patients who start palliative care early live longer  More Globe Stories  RED SOX 7, ANGELS 5: Red Sox rally past Angels, 7-5  Fractured rib likely to end Ellsbury’s year  Rookie Spikes shifts right into the fast lane  ON FOOTBALL: It’s a night to see what’s developing  ON GOLF: Johnson avoids bunker mentality after PGA gaffe  More Sports  Judge’s book raises some eyebrows | Gertner memoirs focus on her decades as advocate for women  Ashes of despair, now a rising hope | In Springfield, a burned black church finds helping hands from across country  Glodis left loan source off his state ethics filing | Hedge fund manager was later convicted of bilking millions  They’ve been swayed: Huge hammock rocks  Old house, new paint job has Chatham residents all abuzz  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
New Blue Cross CEO vows to control costs | Affordability is key, says Andrew Dreyfus, a Bay State insider  TECH LAB: In battle of smartphones, Google has the right answer | Company’s decision to distribute Android operating system widely gives it an edge  Chiofaro says he’s seeking compromise | But developer still insists Boston’s 200-foot limit for waterfront site is unrealistic  WGBH asking for cuts as contract talks with largest union begin | Cost savings part of broader overhaul sought by broacaster  Hedge fund standout Druckenmiller says he’s done | Weary from stress, recent losses, icon to close Duquesne  More Business  House proud | The Cape is more than sand dunes, seafood, and sailboats. Some of its most beautiful homes are open to the public.  TRENDSETTER: All in good taste | Where to Eat publisher hasn’t lost her appetite for the Boston restaurant scene  VOICES: The picture of creativity | Sam Shipley and Jeff Halmos look at the fashion world through a different lens  A different draft on their menu | Bars are rallying fans of fantasy football leagues  STAGE REVIEW: A marriage of Wilde’s wit and weighty issues  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Auditor candidates should nix DeNucci’s unjustified raises  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Campaign fads: Shoveling out the barn jacket  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Japan’s Asian overtures aid US  JOAN VENNOCHI: Unknown costs, unanswered questions | Issues swirl around Cape Wind, especially its ultimate cost to consumers  PETER SKERRY: The real debate is among Muslims  JOSHUA GREEN: The long mortgage recovery  More Editorial/Opinion