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What happened on February 01, 2012

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What happened on February 01, 2012

LOCAL

Tame foxes not recommended as pets By Daniel Fromson

Md. bill that would shed light on water, sewer fees wins key support in Annapolis By Miranda S. Spivack

Artist preserves Laurel’s history with paintings By Holly Nunn

O’Malley challenges lawmakers to make ‘tough choices’ By John Wagner and Aaron C. Davis

SMECO solar farm plan gains strength By Paul S. Warner

Virginia Senate passes bill requiring women to undergo ultrasound before abortion By Anita Kumar

Capital Bikeshare program looks to spread into the Washington suburbs By Ashley Halsey Iii

Fairfax County parents hope foreign-language expansion starts a movement By Holly Hobbs

Led by Doc Nix, Green Machine pep band builds a following at George Mason By Holly Hobbs

Plan to shelve Montgomery’s 6th District police station draws fire By Nesa Nourmohammadi

Suspect denied bond in Va. activist Lenny Harris’s death By Matt Zapotosky

Charters not the only answer in D.C. By Jay Mathews

D.C. area’s dry winter increases chance of wildfires By Martin Weil

Months of Metro work gives riders the Red Line blues By Robert Thomson

Debate over taxing the rich trickles down to Md. congressional race By Ben Pershing

Super Bowl a time to remember Tim Tebow wasn’t the only example of faith this NFL season By Rev. Bill Haley

House approves measure to freeze federal salaries By Ed O'keefe

Internet gambling rejected by D.C. Council panel By Mike Debonis

Poolesville students on cutting edge of cybersecurity By Peggy Mcewan

Victims of violent crimes honored with end-of-life tributes By Erich Wagner

Panetta gives green light to F-35 program at Pax River By Jessica Goolsby

Capital Bikeshare commuters share why they ride — and its drawbacks By Mark Berman

D.C. news in brief By — Compiled By Terence Mcardle

Prince George’s school reaches nationals in model city competition By Natalie Mcgill

Silver Spring townhouse development plan moves forward By Kristi Tousignant

What it takes to be a 1 percenter in the Washington area By Carol Morello

BUSINESS

Obama announces new housing refinance plan By Zachary A. Goldfarb and David Nakamura

Facebook IPO: How does Facebook make its money? By Hayley Tsukayama

How much do Facebook’s top execs make? By Hayley Tsukayama

Facebook IPO: Who are Facebook’s shareholders? By Hayley Tsukayama

Former Credit Suisse employees accused of fraud in valuing subprime investments By David S. Hilzenrath

Proposed jobs bill would target foreign outsourcing by U.S. companies By Jia Lynn Yang

Startup DC to entrepreneurs: Don’t just network, do something By Olga Khazan

Facebook files for IPO, plans to raise $5 billion with stock sale By Cecilia Kang and Hayley Tsukayama

What to expect from Facebook’s IPO filing By Hayley Tsukayama

Carpathia: No ‘immediate plans’ to delete Megaupload data By Hayley Tsukayama

Facebook IPO: What happens if Mark Zuckerberg were to die? By Sarah Halzack

Facebook files for IPO By Hayley Tsukayama

The 3 Facebook IPO risk factors that matter By Rocky Agrawal | Venturebeat.com

Google defends its new privacy policy in letter to Congress By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

Sony announces Hirai will replace Stringer as CEO By Sarah Halzack

Amazon stays frustratingly silent on Kindle Fire sales data By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

D.C. area jobless rate dipped in December as hiring increased By V. Dion Haynes

Facebook IPO: What the filing reveals about the company’s data centers By Sarah Halzack

Zynga’s Pincus addresses issue of copying within games industry By Jamie Keene | The Verge

Facebook IPO filing: How does the social network feel about China? By Sarah Halzack

Could Silicon Valley see a ‘Facebook effect’? By Hayley Tsukayama

Google’s new search services and privacy policy have some calling for a boycott By Joshua Topolsky

Facebook’s reach: 845 million and counting By Hayley Tsukayama

Facebook: How rich will an IPO make Mark Zuckerberg? By Hayley Tsukayama

LivingSocial lost $558 million in 2011 By Thomas Heath

Cheap natural gas jumbles energy markets, stirs fears it could inhibit renewables By Steven Mufson

NATIONAL

Atlantic sturgeon listed as endangered species By Juliet Eilperin

On eve of Darwin’s birthday, states take steps to limit evolution By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service

Christians join fight against cockfighting By Chris Herlinger| Religion News Service

Planned Parenthood says Komen decision causes donation spike By Sarah Kliff and Lena H. Sun

Middle East Christians keep wary eye on Arab Spring By Oren Dorell| Religion News Service

10 minutes with ... Joanna Brooks By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service

Catching a financial thief By Tom Fox

Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua, ex-leader of Philadelphia archdiocese, dies at 88 By From News Services

Mormons confront ‘epidemic’ on online misinformation By Peggy Fletcher Stack| Religion News Service

LIFESTYLE

Why you should try pelleted seeds By Barbara Damrosch

House Calls: Studio apartment makeover, living room By Megan Buerger

Don Cornelius, creator of ‘Soul Train,’ dies at 75 By Cara Kelly

The ultimate budget decorating By Terri Sapienza

‘Shakespeare’s Sisters’ at Folger Library By Neely Tucker

Ask Amy: Military man thinks cousin belongs in the brig By Amy Dickinson

The Navigator: Bill aims to scuttle new airfare pricing rule By Christopher Elliott

First Bite of Pork Barrel BBQ in Alexandria By Tom Sietsema

Hints From Heloise: Handing off coupons By Heloise

Sports playoffs have a lot in common with reality TV shows such as ‘American Idol’ By Fred Bowen

Carolyn Hax: Avoiding over-sharing about past bad habits By Carolyn Hax

A week of lobbying in D.C. — for the reality TV world By Lisa De Moraes

How gardens grow during a mild winter By Adrian Higgins

‘Soul Train’s’ Don Cornelius put one nation under groove By Lonnae O’neal Parker and Chris Richards