Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on July 29, 2012
LIFESTYLE
As Americans embrace Ethiopian cuisine, its farmers grow more teff By Emily Wax
The TV Column: ‘Partners’ is a case for Sherlock Holmes — now on CBS By Lisa De Moraes
Identity Festival gives fans what they want: Escape from reality By Megan Buerger
Video detracts from Holst evening at Wolf Trap By Robert Battey
Debuts with National Symphony do well at Wolf Trap By Robert Battey
TV Highlights for Monday: ‘Opening Act,’ ‘The Closer,’ ‘Bachelor Pad’ and more By — Emily Yahr
Hints From Heloise: ‘Sound off’ on the rise By Heloise
Nora Gibson’s ‘Vested Souls’ at Dance Place brings tedium of office life to the brink By Sarah Halzack
Ask Amy: Monster-in-law insists on baby name By Amy Dickinson
At historic Evermay in Georgetown, New Orchestra performs Gershwin, Schubert By Patrick Rucker
Fringe births talent; now D.C.'s theaters have to help raise it By Peter Marks
Carolyn Hax: Take the lust goggles off when looking at hubby vs. Sparky By Carolyn Hax
Jennifer Lopez shakes her moneymaker at Verizon Center By Dave Mckenna
BUSINESS
Value Added: D.C. entrepreneur is ‘Flower Empowered’ By Thomas Heath
CarMax employees get discounts on their vehicles By Abha Bhattarai
With Hungry Academy, LivingSocial aims to build its own techies By Steven Overly
Macerich chief takes a lesson from Lerner By Jonathan O'connell
For law firms, ‘it’s a very different world out there’ By Catherine Ho
Career Coach: Good communication is more than just hearing yourself talk By Ken White
Growth of professional services firms hinges on the visibility of expertise By Pauline Weger
New Web site seeks to connect contractors with former federal workers By Marjorie Censer
More area banks to offer mobile deposits By Abha Bhattarai
D.C. okays bigger signs at Verizon Center By Thomas Heath
Start-up seeks help with getting its message out
WRIT cuts dividend for first time By Jonathan O'connell
Contractors bemoan delays as rookie U.S. buyers learn the ropes By Nick Taborek
Apartment market shows sign of a coming slowdown By Steven Reilly
Dr. Janis M. Orlowski: She enjoys developing ‘silent stars’
Silver Spring-based ‘America’s Most Wanted’ finds new success on Lifetime By Abha Bhattarai
After sale, PAE revamps and consolidates By Marjorie Censer
Washington area business events: Week of July 30
Washington area business events for the week of July 30
Washington area business events: Week of July 30
A lesson learned from 2007 meltdown: Keep some money set aside By Dan Beyers
Key economic events for the week of July 30
Three executives, nine others out at LivingSocial
‘Dark Knight’ tragedy could hurt all cinema companies By Tim Beyers
Create A Cure raises $5,000 by selling artists’ donations By Vanessa Small and Evy Mages
Washington area bankruptcy filings for the week of July 30
Second-quarter earnings mixed at Washington banks By Abha Bhattarai
Lobby shops hit a wall during first half of 2012 By Catherine Ho
Georgetown U. leases space on Mass Ave. NW
Amtrak unveils $7B plan for Union Station By — Jonathan O’connell and Ashley Halsey Iii
Washington area business diary for week of July 30 By Shawn Selby
Younger generation’s debt keeps them renting By Erica Champion
Defense contractors’ IT businesses under pressure By Marjorie Censer
The Download: New Enterprise Associates closes $2.6B fund By Steven Overly
Why large federal software programs fail By Jerome Israel
Obama’s approval rating among business owners drops By Catherine Ho
GeoEye merger brings company’s rocky trajectory to an end By Steven Overly
CoStar Group posts loss after LoopNet closing
New at the top: Defying the naysayers to pursue a medical career in a field dominated by men
Washington area appointments and promotions for the week of July 30
Government contract awards for week of July 30
Deltek: Third quarter provides big contract awards By Kevin Plexico
Washington area appointments and promotions for the week of July 30
GTSI buyer Unicom seeking to move past SBA suspension By Marjorie Censer
LOCAL
Annandale climber Ben Horne, killed in Peru accident, was deeply spiritual, friends say By Marissa Evans
Is a charter school chain called Rocketship ready to soar across America? By Lyndsey Layton
Report finds for-profit colleges serve shareholders over students By Daniel De Vise
Ali F. Sevin, transportation official By Emily Langer
Fatality adds emotion to debate over Great Falls trees By Justin Jouvenal
11th Street Bridge in D.C. could feature public park, local teenagers say By Susan Svrluga
Franklin M. Schultz, lawyer By Emily Langer
Unusually dry in region so far this year By Martin Weil
Joseph F. Fulton, economics researcher By Emily Langer
Virginia rocket launch tests spacecraft deceleration device By Martin Weil
Replacement buses in Montgomery County to cost $12.3 million total By Mark Berman
D.C. food bank to open $37 million facility to combat ‘growing hunger crisis’ By Annie Gowen
Slain Arlington shopkeeper Tommy Wong known for kindness and generosity, son says By Fredrick Kunkle
Trial nears in 2007 killing of Venezuelan paralegal By Keith L. Alexander
When the getaway car is a bike By Martin Weil
WORLD
Lebanese worry that Syrian army might escalate attacks By Babak Dehghanpisheh
In Egypt, archaeologists reopen tombs to woo tourists By Simon Denyer
Big Hong Kong protest assails Communist Party ‘brainwashing’ By Andrew Higgins
Panetta says U.S., Israel unified in support of Iran sanctions By Greg Jaffe
ENTERTAINMENT
Book World: ‘The Bellwether Revivals’ by Benjamin Wood By Maureen Corrigan
POLITICS
Romney visits Jerusalem’s Western Wall on Jewish holiday By Philip Rucker
Health insurance mandate faces huge resistance in Oklahoma By Sandhya Somashekhar
Romney in Israel: ‘Any and all measures’ should be used to dissuade Iran By Philip Rucker and Joel Greenberg
Obama and Romney enter the final 100 days By Chris Cillizza
Congress’s watchdog on retirement issues By The Partnership For Public Service
Star-spangled historic trail set for launch By Steve Vogel
OPINIONS
A lifetime sentence for felons By Editorial Board
A heavy hand in Russia By Editorial Board
How to improve bus service
Contracting behind the scenes By Editorial Board
Behind the economic pessimism By Robert J. Samuelson
What comes next for Penn State
Mitt Romney and the go-for-broke election By E.j. Dionne Jr
The motivation for voters is stopping the other guy By Fred Hiatt
Let the cybersecurity debate begin
Identifying gifted children in Fairfax County
Busted: Mr. Pfeiffer and the White House blog By Charles Krauthammer
NEWS
Cheney calls Palin selection for vice president in 2008 ‘a mistake’ By Ellen Nakashima
Free & Easy By — Brandon Weigel
SPORTS
Hope Solo could learn a few things from Brandi Chastain By Sally Jenkins
Kim Rhode captures fifth Olympic medal in skeet shooting By Rick Maese
Wimbledon? Been there, got wet By Mike Wise
Gymnast Jordyn Wieber fails to make individual all-around final; U.S. women lead By Liz Clarke
Stone Bridge football looks to accentuate senior QB Ryan Burns By Paul Tenorio
Good Counsel’s Fuller follows bloodlines to Virginia Tech By Mark Giannotto
Wei-Yin Chen’s record-setting day on mound lifts Orioles over Athletics By Eduardo A. Encina and — Baltimore Sun
Nationals vs. Brewers: Washington wins a wild one in Milwaukee, 11-10, in 11 innings By Adam Kilgore
Citi Open results and schedule
Rex Grossman and Kirk Cousins battle for backup QB spot By Gene Wang
TV and radio listings: July 29
Kevin Durant follows orders, leads U.S. men’s basketball over France, 98-71 By Rick Maese
Ryan Lochte fails to hold lead as France passes U.S. men to win 4x100 freestyle relay By Amy Shipley
At London Olympics, empty seats have organizers scrambling, giving away tickets to children and soldiers By Karla Adam
2012 Olympics: Dana Vollmer, after missing Beijing, returns with world record in London By Barry Svrluga
Sloane Stephens, denied a spot on U.S. Olympic team, wins first-round doubles match at Citi Open By Matt Breen
NATIONAL
Enbridge rushes to repair Wisconsin oil pipeline after spill By Brendan O’brien
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