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What happened on July 19, 2011

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What happened on July 19, 2011

LIFESTYLE

Flavor base + bubbles = easy homemade soda By Kelly Dinardo

The Right Stuff...and A Bit Of The Wrong Stuff, Too. For 50 Years, Little Caledonia Has Been Serving Up All The Things That Make A House A Home By Jura Koncius

Hints From Heloise: Cleaning a peanut-butter jar By Heloise

White whiskeys keep on coming By Jason Wilson

New space helps D.C. Central Kitchen step up its local-food-hub operations By Kristen Hinman

Murdoch is the latest in a long line of pie-throwing pranksters’ targets By Manuel Roig-franzia and Monica Hesse

Ask Amy: Ex-stepmother claims the kids as her own By Amy Dickinson

Fueled by Zumba, giant fitness classes become the new big thing By Vicky Hallett

World Cup and ‘Talent’ score; All-Star baseball, not so much By Lisa De Moraes

TV Highlights: ‘South Beach Tow,’ ‘Hollywood Hi-Tech’ By — Emily Yahr

Capital Fringe Festival: ‘Cecily and Gwendolyn’s Fantastical Capital Balloon Ride’ By — Stephanie Merry

Caught between unyielding parents By Carolyn Hax

Music review: Gang Gang Dance By Mark Jenkins

FotoDC opening gallery in Adams Morgan By — Lavanya Ramanathan

Sourced: What goes into the making of local honey By David Hagedorn

As snacking grows across U.S., how to keep yours in check By Jennifer Larue Huget

KidsPost Summer Book Club: ‘Beezus and Ramona’ By — Tracy Grant

Good to Go: Fettoosh in Arlington By Becky Krystal

Sip and trip to southern Italy By Dave Mcintyre

First Bite: Seasonal Pantry By Tom Sietsema

Capital Fringe Festival: ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ By — Erin Williams

Theater review: ‘Pop!’ paints bold portrait of Warhol and his inner circle By Peter Marks

Local actor makes Broadway debut in ‘Master Class’ By Jane Horwitz

OPINIONS

The new party of Reagan By Dana Milbank

Corporate America’s chokehold on wages By Harold Meyerson

Citizen Murdoch — no longer untouchable By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

A debt plan Republicans can support By Robert Pozen

The Italian job: Europe is running out of time to fix its finances. By Editorial

More questions about Vince Gray’s mayoral campaign By Editorial

The Gang of Six: New hope in the debt crisis By Editorial

Would Michele Bachmann be a submissive president? By Ruth Marcus

LOCAL

Study shows wide varieties in discipline methods among very similar schools By Donna St. George

Another bicyclist is robbed on popular Metropolitan Branch Trail By Martin Weil

Gallery Place youths say crackdown on rowdy teens affecting all By Courtland Milloy

BRAC Mark Center move good for Alexandria, city analysis says By Christy Goodman

Montgomery County school meals get passing grade for nutrition, with a caveat By Michael Alison Chandler

Federal auditors scold IRS for slow notification of security breaches By Lisa Rein

Judge bars D.C. charity from promoting ‘facade easement’ tax deductions By Joe Stephens

Cornell MacNeil, opera baritone celebrated for Verdi roles, dies at 88 By Matt Schudel

Revitalization in Northern Virginia could crowd out affordable house, report says By Kafia A. Hosh

Teen shot, wounded in Northwest D.C. By Martin Weil

Virginia generates surplus of $311 million By Anita Kumar

Federal workers must brace for more bitter medicine By Joe Davidson

Plans dropped for expanded commuter bus service on proposed I-95 HOT lanes By Ashley Halsey Iii

For foster kids, Camp Moss Hollow can offer the family experience they need By John Kelly

Airports board, target of Dulles rail debate, plans $7 million office expansion By Ann E. Marimow

Pr. George’s bill cracks down on dance halls By Matt Zapotosky

Montgomery County Council rolls back police union bargaining rights By Michael Laris

Kids’ Farm at National Zoo could be spared By Lori Aratani

Ernesto Betancourt, an ally and then a critic, of Castro dies By T. Rees Shapiro

Man, teen, 3 children injured by falling tree branch at Capitol Hill park By Theola Labbe’-debose

Mentally ill Army retiree may face life sentence in slaying of family By Victor Zapana

SPORTS

Yao Ming’s influence was far-reaching during distinguished NBA career By Gene Wang

Unregulated high school football camps and combines proliferate as showcases for college recruitment By Josh Barr

Orioles vs. Red Sox: Jeremy Guthrie provides quality effort to lift Baltimore to 6-2 victory By Dan Connolly

Stephen Strasburg, if he’s ready, deserves chance to pitch for Nationals this fall By Tracee Hamilton

NFL lockout: Player representatives set to review, and perhaps recommend, virtually completed deal By Mark Maske

Austin da Luz has longtime link to D.C. United By Steven Goff

Nationals vs. Astros: Jordan Zimmermann is hit hard in loss in Houston By Adam Kilgore

Mystics hope big comeback against Sparks spurs season turnaround By Steve Yanda

Maryland unveils commission to help Terps increase revenue, cut costs By Liz Clarke and Daniel De Vise

With scoring down in baseball, teams learning to adjust By Thomas Boswell

BUSINESS

Lockheed Martin offers buyouts to 6,500 employees By Marjorie Censer

FDA moves to regulate mobile health applications By Steven Overly

Maryland, Virginia warned of risk to credit rating By Zachary A. Goldfarb, Anita Kumar and Aaron C. Davis

Former trader pleads guilty to threats By David S. Hilzenrath

Apple posts another record-breaking quarter; iPhone and iPad defy expectations By Hayley Tsukayama

Markets surge on debt deal, corporate earnings By Renae Merle

Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo report earnings By Associated Press

Housing starts surge in June By Cezary Podkul

IMF says euro under ‘a shadow,’ signals that currency union may be in jeopardy By Howard Schneider

New debt plan gains support in Senate; House passes balanced-budget measure By Lori Montgomery and Rosalind S. Helderman

Obama hails deficit-reduction plan gaining momentum in Senate By Lori Montgomery and William Branigin

ENTERTAINMENT