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Nov. 14, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Divided Congress goes back to face tough challenges | Extending Bush tax cuts, unemployment benefits among tough challenges  A family struggles with Alzheimer’s | Early-onset Alzheimer’s took his mother and grandfather. Now it’s taking Bruce Vincent, just 48. He’s lost a lot already, but not his calm or courage.  Loophole lets debt collector resume practice in Mass. | Using legal loophole, hires others to collect  Beloved police partner headed for retirement | Ford to phase out Crown Vic in 2011  More Globe Stories  CELTICS 116, GRIZZLIES 110: Celtics work overtime vs. the Grizzlies | Pierce leads way with 28 points  SENATORS 2, BRUINS 0: Bruins out of synch and feeling blank  PATRIOTS AT STEELERS > TONIGHT, 8:20 (CH. 7): For Roethlisberger, redemption is the target | Penalty served, the idea now is to redeem, rebuild  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: In Pittsburgh, tradition is forged in steel  More Sports  N.H. trial fuels death penalty debate | Panel reexamining soundness of measure  Railcar enthusiasts take to the tracks |  Boston police investigating delay in finding shooting victim |  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Their recipe for a new life  More City/Region		Hidden HTML Blob: Untitled | Hidden 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
Hidden Tease Generator Asset: newsletter_magazine | Hidden Hidden HTML Blob: Untitled | Hidden  Obama=Bush? | President Obama isn’t the new Carter, but he just might be the new (first) Bush  Why flops are good for the movies |  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: Walmart makes us fat | Surprising insights from the social sciences  THE WORD: I hate to tell you | Phrases that announces ‘I’m lying‘  BRAINIAC: The type detective | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  More Ideas  A week's happy ending | Does winter’s approach leave you cold? Not a fan of the season’s inevitable doldrums? Why not plan now for a quick escape?  A busy maiden voyage  Time of the year to pack your bags with partridge, quail, fox, deer …  Trekking in a prehistoric landscape  CONSUMER ALERT: Free tickets may come at a price — so read the rules  More Travel Hidden Tease Generator Asset: newsletter_metro | Hidden  Loophole lets debt collector resume practice in Mass. |  More consumers opting to cut out the cable |  INNOVATION ECONOMY: 17 reasons to brag about the Bay State  Sites try a customized approach to holiday shopping  SMART CHOICES: Get a clean start with a new vacuum | These uprights and canister vacuums make short work of pet hair and other household hassles without taking too big a bite out of your wallet  More Business  Huntington Theatre Company readies world premiere of 'Vengeance Is the Lord's' |  The MFA’s expansion, by the numbers  PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW: National Portrait Gallery and Newseum exhibits show Elvis on the path from star to iconic figure |  MFA prints from the Art of the Americas collection  Cooking with Ken Oringer in the New American Cafe  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Sorry Gov. Gerry, but politics should be out of redistricting  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Robinson: A human, not just a symbol  JEFFREY BUSSGANG: The tech-politics divide  LAWRENCE HARMON: Landord in residence | Despite some bumps, tenant management should be preserved at Bromley-Heath  DAVID SCADDEN: Uncertain futures  RAYMOND L. FLYNN: A true story about a little boy  JUDY NORSIGIAN: In one niche, the risk to women is too great  JOAN VENNOCHI: Investigating socks, missing bullies  JEFF JACOBY: Created by God to be good  JOANNA WEISS: The view from Alaska | In her new reality show, it’s obvious Sarah Palin can work the media  More Editorial/Opinion