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Jan. 30, 2011	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Trading the call of duty for a call of convenience | A system that lets Boston firefighters swap shifts has turned into a costly free-for-all. Some barely work for years and never make up the time. The city does almost nothing about it.  Scores dead in Egypt as crisis spirals | Mubarak, clinging to power, names VP; army holds back against protesters  Brothers in crime, bound for brutal end | They were sons of the old Maverick Square projects, and sons of a Boston policeman. It took 4 decades, and a bullet, to finally bring the Cinelli boys down.  Candidates hold back in GOP’s silent winter | Presidential race largely in shadows  More Globe Stories  BRUINS: Twist and turns | Thomas has taken his unorthodox style on a long journey to NHL stardom  ON BASKETBALL > CELTICS AT LAKERS: Something’s missing in LA  BOB RYAN: Comparing notes on a hidden treasure  At Pro Bowl, Patriots players are taking it light and easy  ON SECOND THOUGHT: No barnstorms in the forecast  More Sports  Preserving a symbol of evil | Local Holocaust survivors are heartened by an international effort to restore Auschwitz and maintain it for future generations  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Put prisons on the table  Counsel hired in treasury inquiry | Lawyer to review documents sought by SEC subpoenas  Tea Party activists train to be candidates  STARTS & STOPS: Despite back-breaking effort, it was a bad week for MBTA  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
The wrong friends | The uncomfortable lesson of the uprisings in the Middle East  Green building | Are cities the best place to live? Are suburbs OK? A fight grows in urban planning, with Harvard at the center  THE WORD: Home sweet office | The inward journey of ’work from home’  Q&A: Head case | A new book traces the evolution of the strange thing at the end of our neck  BRAINIAC: When rescuers need rescuing | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: The brand-name ego boost | Surprising insights from the social sciences  More Ideas  NORWAY: Elbow room | Shipping out in shoulder season leaves little behind in the way of beauty, hospitality, variety, and interesting excursions  PERU: Savoring one part of the Amazon  High style on a small ship to historical places  NEW HAMPSHIRE: Sky high | What has common sense got to do with hanging from a cable and flying though the woods?  BLANDFORD: Big memories on a small Berkshire mountain  More Travel  INDUSTRIAL SELECTION | PRO: Investments play to strengths of Commonwealth  INDUSTRIAL SELECTION | CON: State’s focus is too narrow for job creation  Failed Evergreen deal puts spotlight on Patrick’s development policy  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Ashland start-up gets creative to spread word about IdeaPaint  SMART CHOICES: Say goodbye to shoveling | The right snow blowers can plow through winter’s worst with aplomb  More Business  Sister act | Oladunni Oladipo, a veteran performer at 12, lifts her voice with her singing siblings  Opera from the edge of the abyss | BLO stages one-act 'Emperor of Atlantis'  The growing attraction of David Wax Museum | Folk-rockers exhibit a vibrant sound that's winning fans, acclaim  ART REVIEW: An excellent South Seas adventure | Area inspired American La Farge before Gauguin arrived  ‘I don’t like talking to people’ | Ask Rosamund Pike about acting, just don't expect intimacy  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Obama should use UN threat to revive Mideast peace talks  GLOBE EDITORIAL: NH Primary: GOP chairman must be neutral broker  LAWRENCE HARMON: The ‘transition coach’ | Counselor connects with struggling Boston students to make sure they will persist in college  JEFF JACOBY: The case for mercenaries in Somalia  JOAN VENNOCHI: Release RFK’s records  JOANNA WEISS: Between expectation and rebellion  ELISSA ELY: A mother’s gift of advice  More Editorial/Opinion