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May 1, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Millions in profits and a tax bill ($0) to envy | Generous breaks a significant plus for 30 public companies in the state  Unions reel as budget crisis, ebbing clout collide | Stunning setbacks in a House they once owned  To the edge of hope, and then into night | She fled poverty and troubles in Ecuador, chasing opportunity here. But Maria Avelina Palaguachi found mostly pain instead. She was talking of leaving, then murder sent Maria and her little son home.  One man, two jobs, and a question | Why did Massport, EMS let public safety employee work almost nonstop?  Nation’s capital captivated by those cherry red bikes | The sharing program Boston plans is already huge hit in Washington  More Globe Stories  BRUINS 7, FLYERS 3: Bruins get off to a flying start | Second round begins with a rout  CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER: Up and at ’em from drop of puck  MARINERS 2, RED SOX 0: Lack of offense for Sox | Well-pitched game is absent support  CELTICS: Point man | Old shooting guard Ainge was on target in resurrecting Celtics  BOB RYAN: Miami is on hot seat  More Sports  On the docket | A look at the key players in the DiMasi trial  YVONNE ABRAHAM: She’s one of them now  Escapee charged in police shooting | 1 man killed in Springfield  Patrick attacks GOP on labor  MIT’s quirky genius on display at open house  More Metro		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
What will happen to us? | Forecasters tackle the extremely deep future  THE INTERNATIONALIST: The examined spy | New insights that could make national intelligence smarter  THE WORD: The power of not knowing | What’s missing from your dictionary?  Q&A: Violence, a biography | A new history suggests we don’t kill each other because we’re different: We kill each other because we’re the same  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: High tuitions can derail lives | Surprising insights from the social sciences  More Ideas  Summer gigs | Where to go for what to hear when the festival season heats up  VIRGINIA: Just wild enough for a novice  MAINE: Small food, big chefs | Along the coast, places that feel private, service that’s personal, cuisine that’s inventive  History, rural charm in the peaceful Berwicks  New splendor on the Vegas Strip impresses every sense  More Travel  INNOVATION ECONOMY: The road to awesome | It’s not costs, but cool that attracts young entrepreneurs. How can Boston compete?  PRODUCT REVIEWS: Close competition | Blu-ray players offer great picture quality and a bevy of features  ON THE JOB: In rug trade, handshake still seals the deal  JOB DOC: Being a rehire might actually give you an edge  CONSUMER ALERT: The ins and outs of state transactions  More Business  ‘Cocktail Culture’ toasts an era of elegance | RISD Museum of Art show concocts a heady mix  John Lithgow talks from the ‘Heart’  Art Bus struggles to pick up  The art of being Jodie Foster | Star reflects on her new film, controversial costar, and craft  Salim Akil talks about his romantic comedy ‘Jumping the Broom’  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: More bikes jostling with cars means more safety challenges  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Time to put out the lights  JOHN F. KERRY: Getting the transition right | US needs to determine what type of Afghanistan it will leave  PAUL MCMORROW: In Cambridge, hands-off stance keeps Kendall vibrant  TOM KEANE: Menino’s top-down vision gives Kenmore a boost  JEFF JACOBY: A demon gone, but evil remains  JOAN VENNOCHI: Smeared? Fight back quickly  JOHN MCWHORTER: Sounds familiar | World’s ‘click’ languages reveal what we all have in common  More Editorial/Opinion