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What happened on August 21, 2012

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What happened on August 21, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Why was a Navy adviser stripped of her career? By Jeff Stein

Chilean valleys filled with worthy chardonnay By Dave Mcintyre

‘Cave robber’ spider discovered in Oregon By — Associated Press

As Washington’s intern hordes depart, they take with them the spoils of new experiences By Kris Coronado

Phase in earlier bedtimes before school starts, experts say By Amy Joyce

Date Lab: It’s hard to date when you’re married (to triathlons) By Amanda Long

Japanese tradition at Izakaya Seki By Tom Sietsema

Rep. Akin’s comments just the latest attempt to define rape — and women By Ann Gerhart

The Process continues, even on vacation By David Hagedorn

Washington Post food calendar for Aug. 25-Sept. 12 By Becky Krystal

Ask Amy: Granddaughter’s theft warrants confrontation By Amy Dickinson

Nice ’N’ Greasy Steak ’N’ Cheesy By — Nevin Martell

Carolyn Hax: Mother feels (over)protective; rediscovering an ex on Facebook By Carolyn Hax

Terms and conditions of The Washington Post Kid’s Room Contest By Washington Post Staff

When the culture of ‘no’ leaves a bad taste By Tim Carman

With fruit, I’m flexible By Joe Yonan

Schools minister to kids’ fitness and nutrition needs By Lenny Bernstein

Cedric Burnside Project was ready to blues-rock at D.C.’s the Hamilton By Michael J. West

Books to get you ready to head back to school By — Tracy Grant

BUSINESS

Regulations a rising economic burden to manufacturers, report says By Peter Whoriskey

In U.S., food is wasted from farm to fork By Dina Elboghdady

Facebook still under $20 per share after Thiel sell-off, but recovers from new low By Hayley Tsukayama

Facebook stock decline shows Wall Street is wary of give-it-away-free approach By Craig Timberg

Apple, Samsung CEOs speak but fail to agree By Venturebeat.com

Apple, Samsung patent case headed to jury By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple-Samsung patent case goes to jury By Hayley Tsukayama

Google: We are so over patents, especially in their current form By Venturebeat.com

Groupon is not a tech company. Why was it valued like one? By Om Malik | Gigaom.com

Federal regulators allow more time for reviews of foreclosures By Michelle Singletary

Against big banks, state regulators flex their muscles By Danielle Douglas and Brady Dennis

Judge gives instructions to Apple-Samsung jury before closing arguments By Hayley Tsukayama

Poll: Romney widens lead among small business voters By J.d. Harrison

ENTERTAINMENT

Echostage EDM club to open in D.C. By Chris Richards

“Lionel Asbo,” a new satire about the state of England, by Martin Amis. Reviewed by Ron Charles By Ron Charles

Santa Fe Opera focuses on serious, less well-known works By Philip Kennicott

Book World: ‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette,’ by Maria Semple, is a Seattle sendup By Susan Coll

Female playwrights take the stage in ‘Goldfish Thinking,’ ‘Body Awareness’ By Jessica Goldstein

Texas political columnist Molly Ivins comes to life in ‘Red Hot Patriot’ By Virginia Terhune

Canine tales By Yvonne Zipp

Scott McKenzie, whose hit single ‘San Francisco’ captured spirit of 1960s, dies at 73 By Dennis Mclellan

POLITICS

President extends federal pay freeze By Lisa Rein

Fired GSA manager lands job with architecture firm By Jonathan O’connell

GOP party platform sticks with antiabortion stance, does not address rape exception By Rosalind S. Helderman

Independents favor cooperation, are dissatisfied with political system By Jon Cohen and Dan Balz

Ryan voted for debt-reduction ‘process,’ not for defense cuts, campaign says By Felicia Sonmez

On the campaign trail, Democrats seek to tie Paul Ryan to Todd Akin By Felicia Sonmez

Pledging a Nude Deal By Al Kamen

Democrats won’t disclose donors to Charlotte convention until after the event By T.w. Farnam

Akin says he’ll stay in Senate race, heightening tension within GOP By Paul Kane

Obama and Romney talk to D.C. magazine about their faiths By James Ball

In Ohio, Obama rallies students, hits Romney on education funding By David Nakamura

Akin comments expose GOP rift over abortion By Ed O’keefe and Rosalind S. Helderman

NEWS

Tips for first-time renters By Beth Luberecki (for Express)

Most-Stolen Car In The U.S.? 1994 Honda Accord...Again By Suzanne Kane | Highgearmedia.com

Federal appeals court strikes down Obama air pollution rule By Juliet Eilperin

‘Hit and Run’ movie review By Stephanie Merry

Texas political columnist Molly Ivins comes to life in ‘Red Hot Patriot’ By Virginia Terhune