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What happened on January 09, 2012

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What happened on January 09, 2012

NATIONAL

Bicycling and other exercise may help people with Parkinson’s curb their symptoms By Alice Reid

Some doctors want your credit card number before they’ll make an appointment By Fran Kritz

Former boxing champion Sugar Ray Leonard describes how aging affects athletes By Laura Hambleton

For women in business, the squeaky wheel doesn’t get the grease By Nancy Carter and Christine Silva

Learning a language may come down to gestures By New Scientist

Diabetes affects millions; society should not stigmatize its victims By Sara Sklaroff

Inadequate sunlight can hamper sleep; book offers checklists for hospital stays By Whitney Fetterhoff

Stephen Hawking talks about what mystifies him — and it’s not physics By Nancy Szokan and Aaron Leitko

Detroit to India: The clean-vehicle paradigm shift By Kevin Freiberg, Jackie Freiberg and Dain Dunston

Despite Mayan predictions, scientists don’t believe the world will end soon By Brian Palmer

Nicotine patch seems to boost memory in nonsmokers with mild cognitive impairment By Linda Searing

ENTERTAINMENT

‘The Orphan Master’s Son’ an audacious, believable tale By David Ignatius

‘CBS This Morning’: A snooze button for those of us who roll out slowly By Hank Stuever

‘Psycho’ violinist Israel Baker dies By Valerie J. Nelson

LIFESTYLE

Operas deal a few hands in life, love and double-entendre By Charles T. Downey

Carolyn Hax: When weddings and money mean trouble By Carolyn Hax

On A&E, ‘a new breed of trucker’ By Monica Hesse

A war photographer struggles back to the ordinary in ‘Time Stands Still’ By Peter Marks

Beyonce and Jay-Z welcome baby girl, Blue Ivy By Cara Kelly

In New Hampshire primary, the lesser-knowns get their quirky say By Ann Gerhart

TV Column: ‘One Life to Live’ fans gripe that ‘The Revolution’ will be televised By Lisa De Moraes

Nouvelle Hampshire; It’s Self-Conscious, It’s Phony, It’s Drab — but It Holds the Key to the White House By Henry Allen

Hints From Heloise: All the news that’s cut to fit By Heloise

‘Ayah Ye! Moving Train’ by KG Omulo By Bill Friskics-warren

‘For the Good Times’ by the Little Willies By Allison Stewart

Ask Amy: Awkwardness creates ‘unfriendly’ environment By Amy Dickinson

Carolyn Hax: A homemaker feels the sting of ‘free time’ remark By Carolyn Hax

‘Live from the Kitchen,’ by Yo Gotti By Sarah Godfrey

A fearful 7-year-old who needs professional help By Marguerite Kelly

Powerful playing but music needs more breathing room By Joe Banno

Miss Manners: Online invitations merit directed response By Miss Manners

LOCAL

Craig Baxam, ex-U.S. soldier, charged with trying to aid terror group al-Shabab By Matt Zapotosky

Sneakers apparently led to killing By Paul Duggan

Loudoun County woman hopes to give road its proper credit By Eugene Scheel

O’Malley to push $350 million for Maryland school construction By John Wagner

McDonnell, Republicans gear up for legislative session By Anita Kumar and Laura Vozzella

Antoine Taylor gets 17-years sentence in fatal shooting By Keith L. Alexander

At University of Maryland, a $7.2 million president’s mansion demonstrates the wrong priorities By Petula Dvorak

Metro proposes 5 percent fare increase By Dana Hedgpeth

Government Girls bought planes to fight war and stereotypes By John Kelly

Occoquan fears nearby development could bring more flooding By Jeremy Borden

OPINIONS

California’s high-speed rail to nowhere By Charles Lane

Hungary’s rush toward autocracy By Editorial Board

Jon Huntsman, chameleon on the stump By Ruth Marcus

Mitt Romney’s improbable achievement By Michael Gerson

Romney’s aw-shucks rhetoric rings false By Richard Cohen

Don’t let these Taliban leaders loose By Marc A. Thiessen

Senator should drop block of judicial nominee By Editorial Board

The power of super PACs By Editorial Board

POLITICS

Where can a federal employee find recourse? By Joe Davidson

Newt Gingrich veers from nice to nasty, with few advisers to guide him By Amy Gardner

New Hampshire ballot order not a boon to Romney By Jon Cohen

Deja vu for New Hampshire polls? By Jon Cohen

Supreme Court appears sympathetic to Idaho couple in 4-year battle with EPA By Robert Barnes

Rick Santorum and the Huckabee trap By Dan Balz

New Hampshire primary: A Ron Paul convert questions how to play a role in a future he sees as bleak By Stephanie Mccrummen

Provocateurs are front and center at candidate stumps in New Hampshire By Joel Achenbach

Romney comes under attack as New Hampshire primary looms By Philip Rucker

WORLD

Has Obama taken Bush’s ‘preemption’ strategy to another level? By Walter Pincus

Kiro Gligorov, former Macedonian president, dies By Konstantin Testorides

Beijing rejects sanctions on Iranian oil By Keith B. Richburg

France, Germany warn Greece to make debt deal By Edward Cody

Malam Bacai Sanha, president of Guinea-Bissau, dies By Assimo Balde

Al-Qaeda-linked group asserts responsibility for 37 Baghdad attacks By Dan Morse

Egyptian Islamist party backs down from demand to form government By Leila Fadel

BUSINESS

Huawei s Ascend P1 S phone is a slim, sexy Android 4.0 dual-core machine By Sean Hollister |the Verge

AcerCloud or iCloud? Acer unveils copycat service at CES By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

Vizio s Google TV will debut in summer By Nilay Patel

Verizon announces Motorola Droid 4 By Laura June

CES no longer ‘center of the universe,’ but brands still line up to show gadgets By Cecilia Kang

Solar-powered Kindle cover means you never have to plug it in again By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com