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What happened on March 09, 2012

BUSINESS

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What happened on March 09, 2012

BUSINESS

The new iPad: 5 reasons to buy, 5 reasons not to By Hayley Tsukayama

FAQ: Apple’s new iPad By Hayley Tsukayama

Explaining the ‘4G’ on the iPhone 4S By Hayley Tsukayama

For tablet computer visionary Roger Fidler, a lot of what-ifs By Michael S. Rosenwald

Kony 2012: The anatomy of a viral campaign By Hayley Tsukayama

SXSW: Highlight, location-based social app, expected to be break-out star By Hayley Tsukayama

Economy gained 227K jobs in Feb.; more unemployed rejoin workforce By Ylan Q. Mui

Greek deal with creditors shows how Europe has pushed to protect its neighbors By Michael Birnbaum

Mass Effect 3: Electronic Arts chief executive feeling ‘awfully good’ about launch By Heinrich Lenhardt | Venturebeat.com

Japan's Nikkei breaks 10,000 for first time in seven months By Chico Harlan

New iPad: Retina display is biggest improvement By Hayley Tsukayama

White House names Todd Park as U.S. chief technology officer By Cecilia Kang

LIFESTYLE

Biking the Great Allegheny Passage and C&O Canal from Pittsburgh to D.C. By Nancy Szokan

Details on biking the GAP and the C&O Canal By Nancy Szokan

Juliette Gordon Low, who had no children of her own, started Girl Scouts in 1912 By — Shannon Henry Kleiber

Invisible Children’s ‘Kony 2012’ video goes viral — but what does this mean? By Monica Hesse

Side Order: A tour of New Orleans movie sites By Cara Kelly

On Love: ‘Our coming together was planned from eternity’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Camouflage, fashion statement and lifesaver, gets a makeover from the Army By Katherine Boyle and Michael Cotterman

Chris Hughes, Facebook co-founder, takes over New Republic magazine By Paul Farhi

California’s redwoods and sequoias: Can ancient trees compete with modern gadgets? By Whitney Hopler

Hints From Heloise: Cheap, effective baking soda By Heloise

Pianist Leon Fleisher proves a master at musicianship By Stephen Brookes

In Los Angeles, literary landmarks give the city its mystique By Bill Thomas

What’s the Deal? This week’s best travel bargains around the globe. By K.c. Summers and Andrea Sachs

Coming and Going: Growing tourism, family-friendly hotels, more travel news By Andrea Sachs and Becky Krystal

Ask Amy: A sweetheart by any other name is a ‘man toy’ By Amy Dickinson

Michael Thomas Quintet thrills at Strathmore By Michael J. West

‘Game Change’ premiere lets Washington insiders relive drama of Election 2008 By Dan Zak

Apps become new political yard signs By Melissa Bell

Christoph Eschenbach, Matthias Goerne, Michelle DeYoung take on Bartok By Anne Midgette

Carolyn Hax: Sleeping apart but staying together; she wants kids, he doesn’t By Carolyn Hax

Young artist transforms himself by using ordinary items, such as Post-its By Erin Williams

Something to take your parents to ... By — Moira Mclaughlin

Carolyn Hax: Tell her no one likes her boyfriend?; a serial dater; bad breath By Carolyn Hax

Deal hunter: It’s time to score a travel steal By Katherine Boyle

‘Smash’: Dream big, as long as you fit the right demographic By Jessica Goldstein

LOCAL

Late-night care fills a need for parents By Robert Samuels

TSA apologizes for mistake over breast-feeding mom’s ice pack By Ashley Halsey Iii

Montgomery teachers redefine image of unionism By Michael Alison Chandler

Women veterans of Korean War honored By Rachel S. Karas

Man in Civil War photo, long unidentified, finally gets his name back By Michael E. Ruane

Virginia General Assembly to end session without budget deal By Anita Kumar and Laura Vozzella

The 2012 presidential election needs people of faith to keep it from turning hateful By Rev. Earl Trent

Faith community focuses on AIDS outreach By Hamil R. Harris

Montgomery County fatal shooting a tragic accident, suspects say By Dan Morse

Audit blasts Alexandria schools By Patricia Sullivan

OPINIONS

Iran held me hostage three decades ago. It shouldn’t hold America hostage today. By Don Cooke

Those pesky things called laws By George F. Will

A smarter way to fight AIDS in Africa By Craig Timberg and Daniel Halperin

Why Egypt moved against unregistered NGOs By Fayza Aboulnaga

The luck that propelled President Obama’s rise By David Maraniss

It’s time to believe: Romney’s a winner By Dana Milbank

A tax increase or ‘doomsday’? We’ll take our chances By Gabriel J. Michael

A year after the earthquake, building a new Japan By Yoshihiko Noda

Virginia lawmakers shouldn’t divert foreclosure funds By Chuck Bean and Frank J. Principi

Sandra Fluke wasn’t the only one Limbaugh was attacking By Bonnie J. Morris

Who had the worst week in Washington? Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Ohio) By Chris Cillizza

Why should my bike subsidize your car? By Dillon Klepetar

How to sink Iran’s regime? Sanctions, not bombs. By David Ignatius

The D.C. lottery scandal: Is this any way to run a government? By Editorial Board

Nailing down the ‘Volcker Rule’ By Editorial Board

Five myths about March Madness By Eric Prisbell

Post readers feel ignored By Patrick B. Pexton

Last year’s tragedy failed to rouse Japan from its stagnation By Paul Blustein

War on women? By Kathleen Parker

At health-care reform’s key agency, no one stays in charge for long By Gilbert M. Gaul

WORLD

India plans big increase in health-care spending to catch up to rivals By Rama Lakshmi

Syria’s Bashar al-Assad firmly in control, U.S. intelligence officials say By Greg Miller and Karen Deyoung

Pakistan names new spymaster By Richard Leiby and Karen Deyoung

A year after Japan’s triple disaster, an uncertain recovery By Chico Harlan

Syrian forces kill dozens ahead of peace mission By Khaled Yacoub Oweis

U.S. agrees to transfer control of detainees in Afghanistan By Ernesto Londoño and Peter Finn

Chinese official speaks out as rumors, intrigue swirl By Keith B. Richburg