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What happened on January 11, 2012

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What happened on January 11, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Upholstery cleaning: DIY or pro? By Jeanne Huber

Miss Manners: Bridal shower gift charade is something more than farce By Miss Manners

Why all this stress data will be the death of us By Dan Zak

2012 seed catalogue review By Barbara Damrosch

Carolyn Hax: Parents unsure how to cope with daughter off at college By Carolyn Hax

Washington Stage Guild presents ‘Amelia: A Story of Abiding Love’ By Jane Horwitz

Washington can be a frontline for international combatants By Emily Wax

Tom Sietsema: Another cuisine, another hit at Johnny Monis’s Little Serow By Tom Sietsema

Buraka Som Sistema’s world dance party loses its roots amid the hype By Mark Jenkins

Hints From Heloise: When rentals become a problem By Heloise

Washington Post food calendar for Jan. 17-23 By Becky Krystal

Where to place a bird feeder By Adrian Higgins

Washington Nationals may want Prince Fielder to join the team, but it’s a close call By Fred Bowen

A Burke, Va family room gets a fresh makeover By Terri Sapienza

New Republic owner quashes reports of liberal journal’s sale By Paul Farhi

TV Review: ‘Rob’ on CBS By Emily Yahr

Michelle Obama rejects White House drama By Krissah Thompson

Work-life balance is still hard to manage By Tracy Grant

Carolyn Hax: Stressed mother is taxing her friendships By Carolyn Hax

Chilling: Hot ideas for cold weather living By Jura Koncius

SPORTS

Navy defensive coordinator Buddy Green scheduled to interview with Tennessee By Gene Wang

Wrestling rankings: Individual, team By Greg Schimmel and Eric Detweiler

BCS championship ratings decline may spur welcome changes By Tracee Hamilton

George Washington vs. Rhode Island: Colonials win Atlantic 10 conference home opener, 69-61 By Kathy Orton

Maryland vs. Wake Forest: Terrapins withstand second-half charge by Demon Deacons to win, 70-64 By Liz Clarke

Draft preview: D.C. United looks to bolster attacking depth By — Steven Goff

New Orleans Saints have a running game, too — powered by Darren Sproles, Pierre Thomas and Chris Ivory By Eric Prisbell

Virginia vs. Duke: No. 16 Cavs look to end long dry spell at Cameron Indoor Stadium By Steve Yanda

NFL Playoffs 2012: Divisional round schedule, previews By Mark Maske

Wizards vs. Bulls: Washington hits franchise-low point total in 78-64 loss By Michael Lee

George Mason's Mike Morrison trying to harness his emotions By Steven Goff

Wrestling notebook: Colonial Forge takes Battlefield Duals By Greg Schimmel and Eric Detweiler

POLITICS

Federal agencies tighten belts with buyouts, early retirements By Joe Davidson

Supreme Court: Discrimination laws do not protect certain employees of religious groups By Robert Barnes

New Hampshire primary results: What they mean for Mitt Romney and Ron Paul By Paul Williams

Romney’s playing to win the GOP, but the general election is another game By Dan Balz

After New Hampshire primary win, Romney to bring jobs focus to South Carolina By Karen Tumulty and Debbi Wilgoren

GOP prepares for a bruising South Carolina primary campaign By Amy Gardner and Nia-malika Henderson

PAC ads adding confusion By T.w. Farnam

In Chicago, Obama rallies staffers, backers at fundraisers By David Nakamura

IRS’ tight budget is hurting taxpayers, watchdog says By Lisa Rein

Supreme Court declines to make it harder to introduce eyewitness testimony at trials By Robert Barnes

ENTERTAINMENT

HBO’s ‘Paradise Lost 3’: Into the woods once more By Hank Stuever

New Oscar documentary rules stir outcry (and some cheers) By Ann Hornaday

LOCAL

Protesters condemn Guantanamo Bay on 10th anniversary with march from White House By Katherine Driessen

Silver Spring transit hub gets another delay By Victor Zapana

Va. judge rules against conservative churches in property case By Michelle Boorstein

Building Purple Line would affect more than 340 properties, state says By Katherine Shaver

Study: Americans believe conflict between rich, poor is growing By Annie Gowen

Killing of Silver Spring rapper still unsolved By Aaron Kraut

On Martin Luther King Day, remember the message, not the monument By Rev. William Lamar

Players with special needs get ice time with Laurel hockey squad By Holly Nunn

Silver Spring restaurateur orders a big challenge: Opening a small business By Aaron Kraut

Prince George’s ‘X-Factor’ finalist: ‘I want to be a role model for this generation’ By Virginia Terhune

GOP takes control of Virginia General Assembly By Anita Kumar and Laura Vozzella

Pr. William supervisors approve new office building despite residents’ worries By Jeremy Borden

On Md. ballot, Bartlett faces tough race, Edwards escapes challenge from Ivey By Ben Pershing

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Fairfax County’s safety center brings four agencies under one roof By Gregg Macdonald

Loudoun supervisor revisits possibility of Redskins Hall of Fame By Caitlin Gibson

Obama planning to visit federal agencies more often, White House says By Ed O’keefe

O’Malley, McDonnell offer sharp contrast in agendas as legislatures open By Robert Mccartney

More Fairfax public school students taking AP, IB exams By Holly Hobbs

Delegate-elect taking voluntary pay cut By Caitlin Gibson

O’Malley upsets lawmakers with talk of sales tax increase By John Wagner and Aaron C. Davis

Club offers competitive opportunities to athletes with physical disabilities By Susan Craton

Prince George’s woman runs for recovery after losing husband to cancer By Daniel J. Gross

Going Out Guide for Prince George’s County and Southern Maryland, Jan. 12-18 By Carrie Donovan

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Jan. 12-18 By Carrie Donovan

Silver Spring company combating counterfeit prescription drugs By Alison Bryant

Manassas development reaffirmed; policy still in question By Jeremy Borden

A healthy fundraising for Children’s Hospital By John Kelly

Santorum’s good (if controversial) education idea By Jay Mathews

D.C. cab drivers protest fare hike and other changes By Maggie Fazeli Fard