Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on October 01, 2012
NEWS
Next Land Rover Defender Coming To The U.S. By Marty Padgett | Highgearmedia.com
2014 Jaguar F-Type Coupe? Check Back At The L.A. Auto Show By Marty Padgett | Highgearmedia.com
2014 Jaguar F-Type Starts From $69,000, Build Your Own Now By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com
Koenigsegg Agera R Goes On Sale In U.S. By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com
NATIONAL
Phobia about holes is not officially recognized, but U.K. scientists look into it By Gregory Thomas
New study highlights the role of testosterone in longevity By Gisela Telis
The physics of cycling makes it easier to stay upright when you’re going faster By Brian Palmer
Pedometers, smartphone apps and other devices can motivate and entertain walkers By Consumers Union Of United States Inc
Great Barrier Reef has lost half its corals since 1985, new study says By Juliet Eilperin
Weight gain is not limited to the first year of college, according to a new study By Linda Searing
West Nile virus leaves man disabled years after the bite of an infected mosquito By Jeff Shane
Shariah or not, Muslim divorces can get tricky By Omar Sacirbey| Religion News Service
An app lets users study Einstein’s brain; magazine explores longevity research By Aaron Leitko
A science reporter becomes a West Nile zombie By Brian Vastag
Drug companies fend off competition from generics by offering discount coupons By David Schultz
Descendants want justice for Connecticut witches By Ann Marie Somma| Religion News Service
Insurance dependents can face special challenges on privacy By Michelle Andrews
Want to be an asteroid mining intern? Planetary Resources wants you! By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com
West Nile’s U.S. Invasion By Brian Vastag
ENInews suspends service, seeks further funding By Eninews| Religion News Service
In Assisi, seeking love and forgiveness in the shadow of St. Francis By Charles Honey| Religion News Service
Holistic dentists take broad view; ‘Pale Girl Speaks’ details skin cancer battle By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Washington Wizards training camp roster
Americans urged to get vaccinated as flu season nears By Reuters
BUSINESS
Fix the iPhone 5 WiFi bug By Hayley Tsukayama
Wary Americans saving more, even as government encourages risk By Danielle Douglas
Washington Post Co. buys hospice firm Celtic Healthcare By Steven Mufson
Amex to pay $112.5 million for violating consumer protection laws By Danielle Douglas
Defense contractors back off layoff notice threats ahead of sequestration By Marjorie Censer
Changes in mortgage servicing to take effect By Brady Dennis
Suit against JPMorgan alleges widespread mortgage fraud at Bear Stearns By Brady Dennis and Sari Horwitz
Nook GlowLight gets a price cut; Amazon Paperwhite gets rave reviews By Hayley Tsukayama
Rumors of new iPad swirl as iPhone 5 owners air their gripes By Hayley Tsukayama
Report: Nearly 90 percent of Americans would see taxes rise if ‘fiscal cliff’ hits By Lori Montgomery
Consumer Reports: Apple Maps isn’t as bad as it looks By John Koetsier | Venturebeat.com
Mitt Romney doesn’t need new zingers. He needs new policies. By Ezra Klein
FreedomPop launches free 4G service By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer gives birth, will return from leave within weeks By Hayley Tsukayama
The manufacturing recovery that wasn’t By Neil Irwin
On cybersecurity, small businesses must stay only one step behind By J.d. Harrison
POLITICS
Selling votes is common type of election fraud By David A. Fahrenthold
Americans for Prosperity puts big money on legislative races in Arkansas By T.w. Farnam
Obama, Romney in tight race nationally as first debate looms By Jon Cohen and Dan Balz
Supreme Court ponders U.S. lawsuits over corporate abuses committed abroad By Robert Barnes
House backs rights for whistleblowers By Larry Margasak
With Iowa vote underway, Paul Ryan kicks off two-day bus tour By Felicia Sonmez
Romney, in debate preview, says ‘We’re not seeing the real recovery’ By Philip Rucker
Romney’s ‘47 percent’ comments aren’t going away, and they’re taking a toll By Philip Rucker
ENTERTAINMENT
Miguel creates his own R&B path on “Kaleidoscope Dream” By Sarah Godfrey
Concert review: David Byrne and St. Vincent at Strathmore By Scott Galupo
Muse, ‘The 2nd Law’ album review By Allison Stewart
NSO opens with pretty sounds, fancy dresses, striking decor By Anne Midgette
Flying Lotus, ‘Until the Quiet Comes’ album review By Allison Stewart
At Merriweather Post Pavilion, Gotye plays the hit, and the rest By Chris Richards
Jerrod Niemann, ‘Free the Music’ album review By Bill Friskics-warren
Book review: ‘Fobbit’ by David Abrams By Benjamin Busch
LOCAL
James E. Burke, Johnson & Johnson CEO during Tylenol poisonings 30 years ago, dies at 87 By David Brown
At the Reston Zoo, a wallaby’s death exposes our hypocrisy By Petula Dvorak
Potomac Nationals stadium runs afoul of neighbors By Jeremy Borden
D.C. officials hoping to revive red top meter program unveil new proposal By Tim Craig
New UMUC president named By Nick Anderson
Occupy D.C. protesters mark first anniversary with demonstrations By Annie Gowen, Peter Hermann and Maggie Fazeli Fard
From D.C. to Berlin and back again By John Kelly
Fauquier County adopt a pet
Maryland authorities probe fight-club allegations By Catherine Ho
Trash becomes cost-saving, gardening treasure in Cheverly By Natalie Mcgill | The Gazette
Prince William County development projects
Loudoun County news in brief
Prince William County events, Sept. 30 to Oct. 7, 2012
Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane
Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane
Police investigate necklace thefts in Manassas area By Martin Weil
Fauquier County community events
Prince William County sports announcements
Loudoun County community calendar
Loudoun Democrats call for Delgaudio’s resignation By Caitlin Gibson
Loudoun County and Fauquier County sports announcements
Loudoun and Fauquier health calendar
Prince William County school notes
Joe L. Zaring, CIA intelligence officer
Occoquan School Board aim to get to word out about special election By Jeremy Borden
D.C. residents could vote on budget autonomy proposal By Mike Debonis and Ben Pershing
D.C. Council to decide on Barbara Lang’s nomination to MWAA board By Lori Aratani
Eric Hobsbawm, leftist historian of grand sweep, dies at 95 By Adam Bernstein
Prosecutors try to shut down defendant’s Web site By Ann E. Marimow
Juvenile is arrested in Prince George’s robbery By Martin Weil
Occupy D.C. celebrates one-year anniversary with K Street protest By Annie Gowen
William C. Keller, lawyer
Neighbors recall man killed on Georgia Avenue By Peter Hermann
LIFESTYLE
Carolyn Hax: When does jealousy cross a line? By Carolyn Hax
Post editor David Finkel among 23 awarded MacArthur grants By Paul Farhi
Hints From Heloise: Stopping germ transmission By Heloise
Miss Manners: It’s never too late to say ‘thanks’ properly By Miss Manners
KidsPost Halloween costume contest
Ask Amy: Sexually active teen fears telling folks By Amy Dickinson
MacFarlane to host Oscar telecast By Lisa De Moraes
Preservationists file to protect Corcoran By David Montgomery
Immigrants learn the language of D.C. driving By Emily Wax
Gibbons: Can I sing for you? By — Reuters
WORLD
Video emerges of Austin Tice, U.S. journalist who disappeared in Syria By James Ball
U.S. foreign aid under fire after attack on embassy in Egypt, outpost in Libya By Walter Pincus
White House secret meetings examine al-Qaeda threat in North Africa By Greg Miller and Craig Whitlock
Two Americans killed in unusual gunfight involving several Afghan soldiers By Ernesto Londoño
As USAID stops work in Russia, activists wonder how they can continue operations By Kathy Lally
Three NATO soldiers killed in Afghan suicide bombing By Sayed Salahuddin
Chinese satisfied with economy, despite slowdown By Simon Rabinowitch | Financial Times
U.S. withdraws all its official government personnel out of Benghazi, Libya By Anne Gearan and Michael Birnbaum
Pakistani women drive retail boom By Michele Langevine Leiby
OPINIONS
When intel meets the political debate By Michael V. Hayden
All about the Nationals
A misguided distinction on Eugene Delgaudio’s fundraising
Which Mitt will show up to the Denver debate? By Eugene Robinson
Why can’t I advise officials on reducing trade barriers?
Paul Ryan’s budget flimflam By Editorial Board
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, the firm hand at the helm of the Times By Editorial Board
Virginia’s archaic system for restoring voting rights By Editorial Board
Romney forced to play defense By Michael Gerson
Muffling the drums of war with Iran By Richard Cohen
A rescue plan for Blackwater refuge
Can Romney turn this contest around? By George F. Will
A case of nonbelief By Dana Milbank
Like Reagan, Romney can still win By Marc A. Thiessen
A failing grade for the SAT
SPORTS
Washington Nationals clinch NL East crown as D.C. celebrates its first first-place baseball team since 1933 By Adam Kilgore
Baseball playoffs: Great won-loss records don’t always lead to postseason wins By James Wagner
Sophie Chase of Lake Braddock puts injury behind her, wins title at Maymont Cross-Country Festival By Carl Little
Bethesda-Chevy Chase with rare win over Whitman; Einstein’s Khalil Wilson a problem for opponents By Eric Detweiler and Roman Stubbs
Flint Hill football shakes off slow start; St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes remains unbeaten By Roman Stubbs
Washington Nationals win National League East title that may be first of many By Thomas Boswell
Injured Washington Wizards star John Wall tries to stay upbeat By Michael Lee
Maryland horse racing industry needs to use slot money wisely — or risks losing it By Andrew Beyer
Anacostia quarterback Dequan Turner making plays with arm, feet By Steve Yanda
What the Wizards need to succeed By — Michael Lee
Huntingtown knocks off North Point; Forestville wins an ugly game By Eric Detweiler, Greg Schimmel and Louis Nelson
Wizards report to training camp with optimism, without John Wall By Gene Wang
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Redskins see modest signs of improvement from their defense By Mark Maske
Northwestern to forfeit one game due to player ineligibility violation By Steve Yanda
Loudoun County relies on the spread; Hayfield makes habit of dramatic endings By Matt Brooks and Preston Williams
Redskins, RGIII find way to win, though there are challenges By Tracee Hamilton
Stone Bridge volleyball rallies for a five-set win over Loudoun County By Matt Brooks
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