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What happened on September 06, 2011

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What happened on September 06, 2011

LOCAL

Metro plans to hire contractor to speed up repairs of escalators By Dana Hedgpeth

Sovereign Grace Ministries, riven by conflict, seeks to change By Michelle Boorstein

Shoe removal requirement at airports to be phased out By Ed O’keefe and Ashley Halsey Iii

Students back to school in N. Virginia; Fairfax begins full-day kindergarten By Emma Brown

Prosecutors: Fairfax teacher charged with soliciting a child was chatting with officer By Justin Jouvenal

First day of school starts with a sometimes bumpy ride By Michael Alison Chandler

Vann Nath, whose artistry allowed him to survive Cambodian prison, dies By T. Rees Shapiro

Going Out Guide, Sept. 8-14: Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, Pr. William By Mark Berman

Cut to the chase on jobs, Mr. President By Courtland Milloy

12 Virginia lawmakers, activists flying to Canada at expense of mining firm By Anita Kumar

Fed Faces: Stephen Scott of the National Nuclear Security Administration By From The Partnership and For Public Service

Guilty plea to attempted espionage expected from Chevy Chase scientist By Del Quentin Wilber

How the District’s Woodley Park got its name By John Kelly

Sulaimon Brown says his records are under federal ‘subpoena’ By Nikita Stewart

Capital Bikeshare coming to Mall By Tim Craig

Homeland Security HQ at St. Elizabeths partially funded by Senate proposal By Ben Pershing

William Ringle, longtime Washington reporter for Gannett News Service, dies at 88 By Adam Bernstein

NATIONAL

Scientists call for end to deep-sea fishing By Juliet Eilperin

Harness Twitter, change the world By Claire Diaz Ortiz

President Obama, President Bush and the 9/11 leadership lesson By Slade Gorton and On Leadership

Aging isn’t cumulative process of progressive chemical damage — it can stop By Michael R. Rose

Ten years after September 11, America’s unfinished business By Tim Roemer and On Leadership

ENTERTAINMENT

Book review: ‘The Language of Flowers,’ by Vanessa Diffenbaugh By Brigitte Weeks

Book review: “Darth Paper Strikes Back: An Origami Yoda Book,” by Tom Angleberger By Mary Quattlebaum

Ron Charles reviews ‘Birds of Paradise,’ by Diana Abu-Jaber By Ron Charles

Book review: “America Is Under Attack: The Day the Towers Fell,” by Don Brown By Abby Mcganney Nolan

Book review: “Bumble-Ardy,” by Maurice Sendak By Kristi Jemtegaard

LIFESTYLE

Strength training for pregnant women appears okay, despite a dearth of research By Lenny Bernstein

D.C. parents choosing to home-school their children By Janice D'arcy

Author Geralyn Lucas puts a fresh face on cancer survival By Emily Wax

Beer’s black market By Daniel Fromson

DIY Yogurt: Get cultured By Andreas Viestad

In food truck fights, libertarian law firm takes a stand By Tim Carman

Raspberries are good for your health; watch out for 9/11-related stress By Jennifer Larue Huget

A new ride in town By — Margaret Webb Pressler

Q&A: ChopChop founder Sally Sampson By Bonnie S. Benwick

The extravagant but tacky wedding By Carolyn Hax

Ask Amy: Grown sons are still growing — out, not up By Amy Dickinson

Washington Post food calendar for Sept. 17-26 By Timothy R. Smith

First Bite: Bobby’s Burger Palace By Tom Sietsema

Guitar hero By Doug Fields

How to pack a lunch that will be eaten By Sally Sampson

Wicked Waffle downtown By Tim Carman

Recommended wines under $15 By Dave Mcintyre

Hints From Heloise: Hear! Hear! Elephant ears By Heloise

Backstage: ‘Sweet Tea’ is one man’s stories of being black and gay in the South By Jessica Goldstein

Ailing Levine cancels Met performances By Anne Midgette

Wine: Screw caps make more inroads By Dave Mcintyre

Terps’ sartorial finish in dispute By Ned Martel

Theater: ‘The Stenographer’ by Zoe Mavroudi By Nelson Pressley

Washington Post food calendar for Sept. 10-18 By Timothy R. Smith

WORLD

Afghan army fights to prove its religious credentials By Kevin Sieff

After 9/11, global solidarity short-lived By Keith B. Richburg

U.N. says famine is spreading in Somalia By Sudarsan Raghavan

U.S. envoys press Palestinians to drop U.N. statehood bid By Joel Greenberg

Syria targets Homs as U.N. chief calls for international action By Michael Birnbaum

NATO stops sending detainees to Afghan jails after abuse reports By Ernesto Londoño

Panetta tours New York’s 9/11 memorial By Greg Jaffe

Russia opening gas pipeline to Western Europe By Will Englund

Britain’s phone-hacking scandal dogs James Murdoch By Anthony Faiola

Convoy of Gaddafi loyalists crosses into Niger; Gaddafi not with them By Leila Fadel

Obama calls on Libya’s neighbors to arrest fleeing Gaddafi loyalists By Karen Deyoung and Leila Fadel

SPORTS

Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech agree on contract extension By Mark Giannotto

Washington Capitals look more focused ahead of start of training camp By Katie Carrera

WNBA preview: Mystics vs. Fever By — Steve Yanda

Stephen Strasburg’s star shines as brightly as ever By Thomas Boswell

Redskins quarterback Rex Grossman faces the Giants and his critics By Rick Maese

U.S. Open 2011: Donald Young, no longer a phenom, feeling as confident as ever By Liz Clarke

Stephen Strasburg looks like old self in return to Washington Nationals By Dave Sheinin

Stephen Strasburg pitches five scoreless innings in season debut; Nationals lose 7-3 By Adam Kilgore

Maryland vs. Miami: Hurricanes done in by their own mistakes By Steve Yanda

OPINIONS

Fulfilling the promise of ‘Citizens United’ By John C. Coates and Taylor Lincoln