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What happened on September 11, 2012

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What happened on September 11, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Olive oil’s health benefits? It’s a slippery question By Katherine Tallmadge

The ease and appeal of DIY slivovitz By Cathy Barrow

Stephen Kohn wins another whistleblower case, this one for Bradley Birkenfeld By Paul Farhi

John Martin Taylor: Beyond true grits By Tim Carman

NBC’s ‘Today’ skips 9/11 moment, airs Kris Jenner interview By Lisa De Moraes

Graphic novels and comic books your parents won’t object to By — Tracy Grant

Season of the Surrogate: For candidates’ backers, a chance to help — or harm By Manuel Roig-franzia

Washington Post food calendar for Sept. 12-Sept. 22 By Becky Krystal

Some videos aren’t meant to go viral By Tracy Grant

Time management on school nights By Marguerite Kelly

Think Austria, drink Austria By Dave Mcintyre

Lackluster food and service at Slate Wine Bar + Bistro By Tom Sietsema

How the Spirits columnist spent his summer hiatus By Jason Wilson

Centeredbeing: Getting exercise at your desk By Vicky Hallett

Ladino in the air, Sephardi foods on the table By Vered Guttman

Kowtowing to in-laws comes at a high price By Carolyn Hax

ENTERTAINMENT

Book World: ‘The Time Keeper,’ by Mitch Albom, is a waste of time itself By Yvonne Zipp

Former HBO executive to lead Mount Vernon estate By Lonnae O'neal Parker

Book World: ‘Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving’ is a journey back to life By Ron Charles

H Street Playhouse will be Anacostia Playhouse when it reopens By Jessica Goldstein

For gospel’s version of ‘American Idol,’ a lot of practice and a lot of faith By Deneen L. Brown

Man Booker Prize short­list announced By Ron Charles

LOCAL

American University professor breast-feeds sick baby in class, sparking debate By Nick Anderson

Killed ‘just walking to school — how does that happen?’ By Matt Zapotosky and Ovetta Wiggins

Renoir found at W.Va. flea market likely to fetch $100,000 at auction By Ian Shapira

Frederick officials to review law after ‘Tough Mudder’ mess By Katherine Heerbrandt | The Gazette

Thousands of Virginia students aren’t required to get an education By Susan Svrluga

Renoir painting worth $75,000 found in $7 flea market purchase By Mary Carole Mccauley

Speed cameras: Traffic enforcement or highway robbery? By Courtland Milloy

Army vet, one of first black women to serve, celebrates 105th birthday in style By Fredrick Kunkle

Maryland school shooting victim heads home from hospital By Kevin Rector | The Baltimore Sun

Part of BWI loses power By Martin Weil

Sept. 11 anniversary marked by interfaith day of service at Prince George’s Community College By Hamil R. Harris

Montgomery legislators consider bike-sharing, defibrillators at public pools By Victor Zapana

Rushern Baker’s ethics plan gets support from Prince George’s council By Miranda S. Spivack

Remembering fallen heroes through a day of service in Prince George’s County By Maggie Fazeli Fard

D.C. Council member Michael Brown says $113,950 taken from campaign By Tim Craig

Fairfax doles out money for sequestration, social services By Corinne Reilly

When Congress started to get serious about temperance By John Kelly

Five men sentenced for roles in deadly 2010 shootings By Paul Duggan and Peter Hermann

Montgomery County calls in police cruisers for inspection By Martin Weil

WORLD

Protesters attack U.S. Embassy in Cairo, consulate in Libya By Michael Birnbaum

Salam Fayyad unveils price, tax cuts to stem growing West Bank protests By Joel Greenberg

As Germany rises, Frau Nein says, ‘Yes’ By Anthony Faiola

Security lapses at nuclear complex identified two years before break-in By Dana Priest

China sends patrol ships to contested islands after Japan buys them By Chico Harlan and Jia Lynn Yang

American held in Cuba is in poor health, wife says By Anne Gearan

In cradle of rebellion, hope that Colombia’s war might end By Juan Forero

Guantanamo detainee found dead had recently gone on hunger strike By Julie Tate

Netanyahu: Without ultimatum, U.S. has no ‘moral right’ to stop Israel from attacking Iran By Karen Deyoung and Joel Greenberg

BUSINESS

UBS whistleblower gets $104M from IRS for helping in Swiss bank probe By Dina Elboghdady

Delivering locally sourced ingredients for efficient cooking By Mohana Ravindranath

‘Mini iPad’ photos: fake or real? By Hayley Tsukayama

AMD launches new generation of low-power microservers By Dean Takahashi | Venturebeat.com

Will 3-D printing lead to a new wave of piracy? By Jeff John Roberts | Gigaom.com

YouTube releases iOS app By Hayley Tsukayama

Case history in bad behavior By Michelle Singletary

Instagram not headed to Windows Phone anytime soon By Jennifer Van Grove | Venturebeat.com

Go Daddy denies hack, blames internal problems for outage By Hayley Tsukayama

As buzz builds around Apple iPhone 5, focus shifts from high-tech wizardry to content By Craig Timberg

Legg Mason CEO Mark Fetting to step down By Thomas Heath

OPINIONS

Getting Egypt’s Morsi to give up his 9/11 ‘truther’ talk By Robert Satloff and Eric Trager

Montgomery voters should approve limits on police union By Editorial Board

Mr. Romney eludes specifics on his tax plan By Editorial Board

The Republicans’ You-Know-Who By Dana Milbank

Ducking the fundamental issues By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

Some debate questions for Obama and Romney By Ruth Marcus

The likability trap By Kathleen Parker

Where is China’s heir apparent Xi Jinping? By Editorial Board

In Chicago, a Democratic civil war By Harold Meyerson

NEWS

Obama vs. Romney: Where their energy policies differ By Steven Mufson

Philippa Gregory talks ‘The Kingmaker’s Daughter,’ historical British fiction By Carole Burns

Man Booker Prize shortlist announced By Ron Charles