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November 29, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Release of secret reports delayed | Spy agencies foil Obama plan for transparency  Harvard ignored warnings about investments | Advisers told Summers, others not to put so much cash in market; losses hit $1.8b  Residents in small Maine town embrace Amish neighbors  Portraits of courage, in oil and words | Artist seeks connection, understanding of wars  More Globe Stories  PATRIOTS AT SAINTS > MONDAY, 8:30 PM: Star bursts | Welker has a way of doing a lot with just a little room  Driven by the prolific Brees, Saints are drawing comparisons with ’07 Patriots  BRUINS 4, SENATORS 3 (SO): Ryder gives Bruins the edge in shootout  Pierce has been zeroed in | Stats just begin to tell the story  More Sports  Search continues for prison escapee | Inmate with history of violent crime was recently indicted on rape charge  A place for dreams and a better future | Housing authorities’ programs promote academic progress  Senate hopefuls vary in travel experience  As luster fades, silversmith faces eviction from Norwood shop  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   Find Local Stores and Services Boston.com's new Local Business Search uses the power of Google to help you find businesses and professionals in your home town. Tree service Dermatologists Ninety-Nine Restaurant Toys  Search anything else
Better to give nothing | Holiday spending, says an economist, is ‘an orgy of value destruction’  The power of positive deviants | A promising new tactic for changing communities from the inside  THE WORD: The un-welcome | What’s the problem with ‘no problem’?  BRAINIAC: Wanted: Great criminals of fiction | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  When the glacier left | In surprising ways, a Himalayan village adapts to a changing climate  More Ideas  Making merry | Customs born centuries ago endure and thrive in Christmas markets, celebrations, and baubles  Parks and piers, art and stars in LA  DESTINATIONS: A striking new space in Rome  WORLD CLASS: World class: A semester in Melbourne  Get a natural high on New Mexico’s peaks  More Travel  BALANCING ACTS: Training solution for nonprofits | Companies need a way to give back. Nonprofits need managers with executive training. One firm helps them meet on common ground.  Plan taxes now, and give yourself an early gift | Year-end options can save money  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Canton entrepreneur faces adversity head on, refocusing and offering a lesson in perseverance  SPENDING SMART: Time to update your router | Internet speed and network reliability are only as strong as the hardware you choose  ETIQUETTE AT WORK: Some notes on giving thanks graciously and sincerely  More Business  Laugh tracking | The secrets to a great sitcom are revealed in the progress of three new shows  Tobey Maguire loses control | Playing a traumatized soldier whose life is unraveling, the intensely private actor reveals a darker side in ‘Brothers’  Trio to perform Armenian composers’ works | Powerful music brings collaborators together  When musical cultures collide | Pianist Deutsch draws freely from circle of collaborators on ‘Hush Money’  PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW: He changed the way we look at US | Robert Frank’s ‘The Americans’ still engaging 50 years on  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: For Democrats - Alan Khazei for Senate  PAUL G. KIRK JR.: No more troops to Afghanistan  BENJAMIN FORMAN: Housing policies leave cities behind  ELYSSA ELY: Finding some comfort in the drift to dementia  JAY O. LIGHT: To spur prosperity, nurture innovation  More Editorial/Opinion