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Clubhouse Insider There is still a long way to go until July 31, but there was some indication... High School Insider FC Stars of Massachusetts are making a name for themselves in the 14- and- Under... The Point After Part 9 in a nine- part, pre- camp series evaluating each position on the... Connelly's Top Ten The Top Ten includes but is not limited to - Francona out of his league... Bradford Files Yes it is true, there was a Mike Tyson's Punch- Out sighting in the Red... Marie on the T Transit police are looking for a man who broke through an MBTA fare gate,... Nascar Blog ESPN Ultimate NASCAR presents "The Cars" tonight at 8 p.m. If you're interested... Her Perspective For 12 years, CWE has served over 12,000 women and men and created almost... Hollywood & Mine   On August 3rd the 21st century action movie arrives with “The... Online Living Shutterfly has designed a unique way to capture and share your summer photographs... the Tai-rade So I'm on a roll - Saturday night it was off to the Mendon Drive- In for... Step Up ! This is a quote that I "stole" from Mike Boyle whom I am sure "stole"... City Desk Wired Pop goes my heart. The latest revelation out of the famed Framingham Heart... Bruins Insider Any trade involves an element of risk. Today’s deal between the Bruins... Police Blog Are thieves getting just a tad desperate? Mind you, I've never been inside... The Daily Briefing The leading opponents of gay marriage have opted out of a new effort to... Boston Mommy I stopped counting at 30. Bug bites, that is. It’s hard to... Behind the Wheel This weekend, two shows at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum in Brookline,... Night Watch The title is made up of Quinntessa Blackwell’s last words. She was... Freeze Frame Swampscott landmark barbershop "Dick & Sons", a place to go for a quick... Rough Edge The HBO drama "The Sopranos" led today's Emmy nominations, with 15 overall.... Making the Rounds Public Health officials announced today that so- called Minute Clinics,... Messenger Blog Sen. Bob Hedlund, who hosts "Monday Night Talk'' on 95.9 WATD FM, will... Celtics Insider LAS VEGAS - - Rajon Rondo didn't start or play for the Celtics at the... Working Stiff Being nice to waiters and waitresses is always vital to prevent spit... Bay State Games Juniors Basketball Tournament Reggie Lewis Center 7th and 8th Grade... John Breneman's Satire Report Flashback to the first Fourth of July ... Had to dash down to the Library... US Open Quite a finish, eh? One thing about the U.S. Open: The end usually doesn't... Guardian Angels The skies threatened to rain on our patrols all weekend, but it never came.... As We Sea It   In yesterday’s story, we neglected to mention our afternoon... Stride By Stride Some runners limped, many shivered and almost all struggled to keep the... Running Commentary This is going to upset way too many people for me to bear, but in the interests... Eating My Words They love their hot dogs in Maine, hot dang! And not just any hot dogs.... Runway Report I'm no charmer, but it took me less than five minutes outside the Museum... Hair of the Blog Brian Atene's favorite composer is Erich Wolfgang Korngold, when he was... The Rap Sheet Today we add some links to the latest BCS standings. Obviously, the ranking... Herald EconoBlog Teamsters Local 25 wants to reassure Hollywood that it really wants to...

News & Opinion 
Offbeat
Manhattan man deluged with 2,000 copies of his credit card
NEW YORK - He wanted a couple of credit cards. He got a couple of thousand. Manhattan accountant Frank Van Buren found himself flooded with plastic in recent weeks, as the ExxonMobil cards kept on coming....
» Fishers in Arlington? What a scream
» No injuries in commuter train vs. truck accident
» Driver cited after hitting motorcycle cop
» Waltham bank hit again
» Developer says second mill almost ready for tenants


Business Today 
Business
Orders for big-ticket manufactured goods rose by the largest amount in 3 months
WASHINGTON - Orders for big-ticket manufactured goods advanced in June by the largest amount in three months, reflecting a rebound in demand for airplanes. The Commerce Department reported that orders...
» Macintosh computer sales fuel record quarterly profit for Apple
» Danvers’ co. brain scanner heading to NFL
» Riled Photogs: Logos a no-go
» Chinatown’s new lease on land: 324-unit housing development in the works
» ‘Snooty’ dating site targets top-college swells


Sports Coverage 
NFL Coverage
Don’t rush after part-time runners in fantasy draft
Jacksonville’s Maurice Jones-Drew and Dallas’ Marion Barber are both young, powerful running backs who averaged a touchdown a game last season despite sharing time with 1,000-yard runners. They...
» It’s official: Jets’ Martin retires as NFL’s No. 4 rusher
» Win puts Glavine on brink of 300
» Jays roll an 11 in rout of Twins
» Bonds rests after long night in left
» Pedroia’s attitude lifts spirits in clubhouse


the Edge 
Travel
Fabulous finds in Santa Barbara
Stearns Wharf: At the Cabrillo Boulevard exit off the 101 freeway, this colossal pier tops our list because there is so much to do. There’s Ty Warner’s Sea Center, a museum for marine life...
» Cruise guide helps passengers make the right port call
» Calif. Art teacher has class
» Preserving paradise: Hawaii’s national botanical garden saves islands’ natural beauty
» He’ll be ‘Watching You’
» Police action: Reunited rockers ready to raid Fenway


Inside Track 
Star Tracks
Father knows best
MATT LEINART defended his parenting skills yesterday after his ex-girlfriend and baby’s mama, Brynn Cameron, criticized the star quarterback’s daddy duty to People.com this week. Leinart, who...
» She’s so Fantastic
» You can’t keep a good woman down
» ‘Superbad’ dudes feeling Hub’s love
» We hear:
» Tracked Down