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What happened on February 03, 2012

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What happened on February 03, 2012

BUSINESS

Your Facebook friends have more friends than you By Hayley Tsukayama

American Airlines’ plan for pension bailout draws criticism By Steven Mufson

SEC fills spot on accounting oversight board By David S. Hilzenrath

New Petworth hardware store adds jobs to local economy By Catherine Ho

The Download: SnagFilms expands movie selection, distribution channels By Steven Overly

Skype for Windows Phone 7 could debut soon By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com

Hands-on preview: The Darkness II By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple temporarily blocks German iPhone ban By Hayley Tsukayama

Under new CEO, AMD will launch processors for tablets this year By Dean Takahashi | Venturebeat.com

French court to Google: Pay up By Aaron Souppouris |the Verge

Illegal sports streaming sites get sacked by feds By Adi Robertson | The Verge

Anonymous releases FBI, Scotland Yard call By Hayley Tsukayama

AOL to transform Huffington Post into an Internet TV network By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

VeriSign hacked numerous times in 2010 By Bryan Bishop | The Verge

Apple, with iPad, is top PC maker By Hayley Tsukayama

New York sues Reston firm over foreclosure documents By Brady Dennis

Unemployment report: January job gains have economists rethinking outlooks By Peter Whoriskey and David Nakamura

LIFESTYLE

Cuba people-to-people tours: So nice to meet you, Havana By Andrea Sachs

Renee Robinson is the ‘woman with the umbrella’ in Alvin Ailey’s ‘Revelations’ By Deneen Brown

Beware of privacy policies: Time to clean up your digital footprint By Melissa Bell

For Virginia opera lovers, it’s a whole new scene By Anne Midgette

Corcoran exhibit helps viewers picture the horrors of the Civil War By Erin Williams

Duke Ellington’s Washington By Roger Catlin

Bed Check: Fulton Lane Inn in Charleston, S.C., delivers charm without fuss By Bonnie S. Benwick

Side Order: In South Beach, Discovery Miami Beach audio tour lets you linger By Andrea Sachs

Music review: Amid the frenzy, Die Antwoord’s ‘Ten$ion’ has a few jewels By — Allison Stewart

Carolyn Hax: A single woman bristles at a married co-worker’s questions By Carolyn Hax

What’s the Deal? This week’s best travel bargains around the globe. By Carol Sottili and Andrea Sachs

The Rant: Security mania takes away a monumental view By Philip Kennicott

Nicholas McGegan conducts Baltimore Symphony with energy By Joan Reinthaler

Ask Amy: Friends go silent during hospital stay By Amy Dickinson

Hints From Heloise: Pet-sitting precautions By Heloise

Carolyn Hax’s advice for woman’s boyfriend who’s secretly e-mailing exes and for a pal who keeps using a woman’s credit card By Carolyn Hax

Karaoke tips from ‘Josephine Tonight’ star Zurin Villanueva By Jessica Goldstein

First Bite of Mintwood Place By Tom Sietsema

As Romney’s slip-ups show, gaffes nearly unavoidable on modern campaign trail By Paul Farhi

At Signature Theatre, a young playwright’s no-holds-barred look at sexual aggression By Jessica Goldstein

Coming & Going: Spirit Airlines adds fee, new Starwood perks, more travel news By Andrea Sachs

‘Ana en el Tropico’ (‘Anna in the Tropics’): Found in translation at GALA By David Montgomery

Designer Michelle Ochs brings a D.C. flavor to New York Fashion Week By Delece Smith Barrow

OPINIONS

Why the GOP should stop invoking Reaganomics By Bruce Bartlett

Gentrification in black and white By Carl Foster

Time is the enemy of graduation By Stan Jones

The end of lone-wolf capitalism By Neal Gabler

The GOP’s ‘Europe’ is a land of make-believe By Martin Klingst

Lifting up the fatherless By George F. Will

Still losing the war on unemployment By Mohamed A. El-erian

Financial education can’t wait till high school By James H. Degraffenreidt Jr., Charlene M. Dukes and Bernard J. Sadusky

If Romney wants to beat Obama, he should hope the Dow crashes By Justin Moyer

D.C. Council’s hands in the honey pot By Colbert I. King

What Planned Parenthood wins in funding fights with Komen and Congress By Sarah Kliff

Washington’s bow to Mideast monarchs By Thomas Carothers

Post videos, turning readers into viewers By Patrick B. Pexton

The Senate tightens up on insider trading By Editorial Board

10 a.m. freeze-out for a Springsteen fan By Janice Lynch Schuster

Mitt Romney, the stealth tea party candidate By Theda Skocpol

Myths and facts about the D.C. lottery contract By Natwar M. Gandhi

Did Jim Graham try to undermine a Metro project? By Editorial Board

How Facebook could remake the entertainment industry By Fred Vogelstein

Komen, Catholics and the cost of conscience By Kathleen Parker

ENTERTAINMENT

Jenny Tomasin, known as maid Ruby Finch on ‘Upstairs, Downstairs,’ dies By Adam Bernstein

Wislawa Szymborska, a Nobel Prize-winning Polish poet, dies at 88 By Emily Langer

Book review: ‘What It Was,’ by George Pelecanos By Patrick Anderson

“Rule and Ruin” by Geoffrey Kabaservice and “The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism” by Theda Skocpol and Vanessa Williamson By Jonathan Yardley

‘Situations Matter: Understanding How Context Transforms Your World,’ by Sam Sommers By Rachel Newcomb

‘Roger Williams and the Creation of the American Soul,’ by John M. Barry By Tracy Lee Simmons

The military, not Mubarak, was Egyptians’ real enemy By Lee Smith

‘The Lives of Margaret Fuller’ by John Matteson By Joanna Scutts

‘The Man Within My Head,’ by Pico Iyer By Justin Moyer

Essay: Of manners, movies and the sorry state of spectatorship By Ann Hornaday

‘Would It Kill You To Stop Doing That?: A Modern Guide to Manners’ by Henry Alford By Sarah Halzack

‘Necessary Sacrifices’ and other last-minute cast changes at Washington theaters By Nelson Pressley

Music review: ‘Tramp’ by Sharon Van Etten By Marc Masters

‘The Last Holiday,’ a memoir by Gil Scott-Heron By Adam Langer

LOCAL