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July 31, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Crossfire, and hints of compromise | Talks move to White House; critical vote comes today  Law is murky on whether Obama can act on his own  A game with a windfall for a knowing few | High-rolling gamblers are exploiting a quirk in Cash WinFall, raking in huge profits every 3 months as the Lottery looks on  Putting the brakes on speeding tickets | Police cutbacks blamed for huge drop in citations  More Globe Stories  Tackling the job | Mayo led way, organized Patriots during lockout  BOB RYAN: This Patriots-Jets business rivals anything we’ve seen  New Patriots receiver Ochocinco quiets expectations a bit  RED SOX 10, WHITE SOX 2: Lester looks strong, Red Sox pile on  More Sports  Way of life in N.H. town upended | Girl’s disappearance alarms neighbors, puts spotlight on community  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Steady course of boredom  Back to school | Jeremiah E. Burke High’s first reunion in decades brings back old friends and treasured memories to a newly renovated building  New playground opens in memorial lot | Officials celebrate shooting victim’s life, innocence  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
The invasive species war | Do we protect native plants because they’re better for the earth, or because we hate strangers? A cherished principle of environmentalism comes under attack  THE INTERNATIONALIST: Call to arms | The Egyptian impasse raises a sobering question: whether a revolution can succeed without violence  THE WORD: +1'tastic | When a number becomes a word  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: When vitamins harm your health | Surprising insights from the social sciences  Your psychological thriller | A step-by-step guide  More Ideas  VENICE: Grand illusion | What will save it from the perils of decay, flooding - and tourism  MEMPHIS: The glory of music, its makers, their history  NEW HAMPSHIRE: Special delivery | Pilot and postmistress ply Lake Winnipesaukee in summer, their mail packet carrying tourists and treats, too  MAINE: Sea and seafood, pie and pizza, all so appetizing along Route 1  DESTINATIONS: Texas to Telluride, summer plays its songs  More Travel  For the McCourts: Trading places didn’t work out | Two former Boston executives sold a prime piece of the city waterfront to buy the LA Dodgers. Now the team is in bankruptcy, as a $3 billion project moves ahead on their old property.  Partners plan puts a model for cost controls to test  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Website plays matchmaker for start-ups and investors  PRODUCT REVIEWS: A wider circle of friends, risks | Both children and adults should take steps to minimize social media hazards  ON THE JOB: In security, little details head off big trouble  More Business  Lucian Freud up close | Drawn into a friendship like no other  INSIDE SUMMER CONCERTS: The rockin’ evolution of concert keepsakes  INSIDE SUMMER CONCERTS: Fans want something to remember  Her career is having a moment — again | From soap star to Latin rock to American pop  CRITIC’S NOTEBOOK: How large will her legacy loom? | Pivotal in her time, Amy Winehouse’s talents ran rich in potential  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: In-state rates for all Mass. kids, even if they lack legal status  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Health costs: Pick the low-hanging fruit  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Unraveling a Civil War mystery  JOAN VENNOCHI: Quiet in the Senate | State’s delegation loses its passion as Kerry and Brown put their agendas first  RICHARD CLARKE: The coming cyber wars | Obama’s cyber strategy is missing the strategy  JOANNA WEISS: Moms’ dilemma: Doing wrong by doing right  ILANA BET-EL: The cost of Europe’s unity  More Editorial/Opinion