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What happened on August 01, 2012

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What happened on August 01, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Painting and decorating with yellow By Megan Buerger

Women at forefront of booming forensic science field By Michael Alison Chandler

Tom Sietsema: Rasika West End By Tom Sietsema

Organizing the linen closet By Nicole Anzia

Georgetown biochemist Thomas Sherman aims to teach medical and graduate students personal nutrition By Carla Broyles

The Dance of Life: The Concert By Sarah Kaufman

Carolyn Hax: A snub for boyfriends’ parents? By Carolyn Hax

Robert Griffin III needs to be a good Redskins teammate before he’ll be a great player By Fred Bowen

The Montgomery County Math Team’s notable alumni By Ariana Eunjung Cha

The ant: A gardener’s friend, an artist’s muse By Adrian Higgins

House Calls: Spiffing up a Herndon deck By Megan Buerger

Date Lab: Maybe sorta kinda possibly a little bit? By Ellen Mccarthy

The garden path to longevity By Barbara Damrosch

The TV Column: Sorkin and Daniels answer ‘Newsroom’ critics By Lisa De Moraes

@Work Advice: Getting out of a rut without quitting your job By Karla L. Miller

Volume issues at Del Frisco’s Grille By Tom Sietsema

This week’s best travel bargains around the globe By Carol Sottili

‘Summer of May’ is far from perfect By — Tracy Grant

Repairing a mechanical canary By Jeanne Huber

First Person Singular: Dan Storck, 59, Alexandria, Abe Lincoln impersonator and school board representative By Julia Wilkinson

WORLD

U.S. model for a future war fans tensions with China and inside Pentagon By Greg Jaffe

India blackout, on second day, leaves 600 million without power By Simon Denyer and Rama Lakshmi

Both sides accused of atrocities in Syrian fighting By Babak Dehghanpisheh

In India, although power is restored, doubts remain By Simon Denyer and Rama Lakshmi

Olympic Games host city London struggles to strike economic gold By Anthony Faiola and Eliza Mackintosh

Fears grow over rise in food prices By Jack Farchy and Heba Saleh

Iran, Israel waging silent war By Walter Pincus

In Africa, Clinton takes subtle swipe at China By Anne Gearan

Egypt’s new cabinet to be dominated by technocrats By Ernesto Londoño

Panetta, in Israel, stresses that U.S. military action against Iran remains an option By Greg Jaffe

LOCAL

Aging power grid on overload as U.S. demands more electricity By Ashley Halsey Iii

Study: Rich, poor Americans increasingly likely to live in separate neighborhoods By Carol Morello

Teachers fired for poor performance By Emma Brown

In Fairfax, STEM summer camps popular By Holly Hobbs

Two planes taking off from National came dangerously close to plane trying to land By Ashley Halsey Iii

Roy Rogers to return to La Plata By Paul S. Warner

Virgil D. Olson, Marine combat pilot in three wars, dies at 93 By T. Rees Shapiro

William F. Milliken Jr., renowned aeronautical engineer and pilot, dies at 101 By T. Rees Shapiro

Loudoun’s Child Victim Awareness Day will remember Erica Heather Smith By Caitlin Gibson

Washington National Cathedral dean: Talking about the Episcopalian identity crisis By Rev. Gary Hall

University Park considers a new pond to divert storm water By Daniel J. Gross

Going Out Guide for Virginia, Aug. 2-8 By Jean Mack

D.C. taxi changes overwhelmingly backed by residents, Post poll finds By Mike Debonis and Scott Clement

Manassas Votes says turnout would rise with a November ballot By Jeremy Borden

Aurora, Colorado shootings: In the face of violence, we can choose love By Donald Wuerl

Manassas Park inks tentative deal with firm to develop new downtown; office building By Jeremy Borden

Volunteers begin work for Montgomery County’s fair By Alex Ruoff

Childhood friends unite to help hometown neighborhoods By Natalie Mcgill

Misdemeanor charge for man accused of threatening mass murder, referencing Joker By Matt Zapotosky

Automatic budget cuts would be devastating to federal workers, OMB chief says By Steve Vogel

Heyman nominations: Mofenson tries to break HIV link between mother, child By Marissa Evans

Montgomery farm gives a home to animals in need By Scott Maucione

Fairfax parents fear funding shortfall may jeopardize programs for infants, toddlers By Kali Schumitz

Vienna to receive relief from buzzing Terrorist Screening Center, GSA says By Tom Jackman

Montgomery police search for alternative funds as state, federal grants decline By Jeremy Arias

Congress, agencies investigating incident at Reagan National Airport By Ashley Halsey Iii

Gore Vidal dies; imperious gadfly and prolific, graceful writer was 86 By Michael Dirda

Going Out Guide for the District of Columbia, Aug. 2-8 By Carrie Donovan

Going Out Guide for Montgomery County, Aug. 2-8 By Carrie Donovan

OPINIONS

The flawed basis behind fetal-pain abortion laws By I. Glenn Cohen

Capitalism, not culture, drives economies By Fareed Zakaria

There was no Romney gaffe in Israel By Marc A. Thiessen

Texas’s Ted Cruz gives tea party a Madisonian flair By George F. Will

Curbing the costs of high-tech health By Robert J. Samuelson

Canceling Batman’s hospital appearances hurts sick children By Laurie Strongin and Allen Goldberg

Case of Russian blogger Alexey Navalny shows why Congress should approve human rights act By Editorial Board

Romney’s old-world view of ‘New Europe’ By Anne Applebaum

Goodbye and thanks, Charlie Deane By Editorial Board

Edward DeMarco’s defensible decision against mortgage relief By Editorial Board

SPORTS

Olympic gymnastics: As sport evolves, the joy is harder to spot By Liz Clarke

Women’s 4x200 relay gold shows U.S. swim team in top form By Barry Svrluga

Mariel Zagunis loses her fencing semifinal bout, and the Olympic spirit By Mike Wise

Troy Dumais and Kristian Ipsen win synchronized diving bronze for U.S. By Rick Maese

U.S. men’s eight crew falls .03 seconds short of medal By Amy Shipley