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Feb. 28, 2011	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Libya rebels gain arms, defectors | Military units boost opposition  Patrick gives Romney praise he may not want | Lauds his role in health overhaul  School lobbied to stop electric shock ban | Canton facility spent $100,000 on effort  Gay marriage legal strategist is taking on national role  Haiti evacuees strive to adjust in Bay State  More Globe Stories  BRUINS 3, OILERS 2: Bruins continue slick play  ON BASKETBALL: Tough deal for Rondo | Transition not an easy one for guard  RED SOX: Pitcher caught breaks | Buchholz hoping his luck continues  End in view? | Goal judges taking a back seat to technology  More Sports  Boston Common set for face lift | Goal of effort is to reinvigorate park use  ADRIAN WALKER: Salary battles’ political prize  Mother awaits file on slaying | Craigslist casework is still unreleased  Guiding an idea from lesson to reality | NU students aim for a product that helps service dogs  N.H. jurors face choice on insanity defense  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
Online universe is about to grow | With Internet Protocol version 6, everything from cars to appliances can be logged in to the Web  Teecil’s young inventor navigates the rocky road to market  INNOVATION ECONOMY: DealFinder aims to make buying cars a bit like travel  USER FRIENDLY: A dashboard on your handlebars makes for intelligent exercise  Lending drives rebound in sales of new cars | Loans are now easier to obtain  More Business  THE 83D ACADEMY AWARDS | THE WINNERS: ‘The King’s Speech’ rules  THE 83D ACADEMY AWARDS | THE SHOW: Fresh hosts, at a familiar parade  Toxic or not? | Researchers are studying the dangers of ordinary household chemicals  BE WELL: Ointment may increase bone strength in women  MUSIC REVIEW: Rough-edged history flows through Jesse Malin  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Beacon Hill must loosen grip; liquor permits are a local issue  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Oatmeal: The health food that fattens?  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Like PC vs. Mac, but riskier  JULIETTE KAYYEM: End visa cap on experts | In immigration reform, one small step would have huge benefits  JAMES CARROLL: Is Pakistan next in line?  JOHN E. SUNUNU: No state can out-primary New Hampshire  More Editorial/Opinion