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May 18, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Obama urges dialogue, not demonization, on abortion | Says sides can work together on root causes  A barrier of silence in East Boston | Police strive to gain Latino immigrants' trust  Island life, endangered | Lobstering limits, high costs plague Monhegan  Northeast trails in race for rail funds | $8b in US aid is up for grabs  Yoon looks beyond Boston to enlist backers  More Globe Stories  MAGIC 101, CELTICS 82: Cruel trick | It's the Magic who triumph in Game 7 at Garden as Celtics disappear  BOB RYAN: Helpless against this firing squad  ON BASKETBALL: They'd have looked sharper with Garnett  MARINERS 3, RED SOX 2: Giving away outs takes win out of Red Sox' reach  More sports  From 9/11 daughter to her own woman | Student made most of fresh start at BC  More land saved than developed, study finds | Mass Audubon still urges new curbs  Blaze sparks during service, guts Cambridge LDS church  Rose closes - temporarily - but art lovers express anguish | Visitors fear for Brandeis museum's holdings  KEVIN CULLEN: Life or death, in increments  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Cameras needed HELP: Foster homes for cats GO: Vision 5K race  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Software programmers get physical | Many actively seeking out old-fashioned electronic tinkering, calling it 'more real'  Anticipating your (almost) every need | Place a call? Snap a photo? MIT envisions sensor-savvy devices  BLOG FILTER: For presentations, it's best to unclog the kitchen sink  USER FRIENDLY: Doctor-patient e-link may have downsides  More Business  iHuh? | Listen up, teenagers: New research shows that cranking up your iPod can cause irreparable damage to your hearing  G FORCE | DAVE DEBRONKART: The excellent patient  DAVID MEHEGAN: E.B. and me  HEALTH ANSWERS: Is there a downside to using a CPAP machine for sleep apnea?  BE WELL: The point of acupuncture  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Hill needs a better broom  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Shine a light on rapes  GLOBE EDITORIAL: How not to pay for healthcare  PETER BAKER AND ROBERT JOHNSTON: A better fishing system  JAMES CARROLL: Blurred boundaries  MARGOT LIVESEY: The nation of the armed  TEDDY TANNENBAUM: Trouble in Mannywood  More Editorial/Opinion