Dates of Publication in the Washington Post
What happened on November 02, 2012
LIFESTYLE
In La Paz, the peaceful side of Mexico By Nathan Borchelt
Fox News’s Bret Baier slims down By Katherine Boyle
In Florence, learning the secrets of Tuscan food By Jamie Rich
Details, La Paz, Mexico
2012 Election night: Coloring in the electoral college map By Tracy Grant
Details, Florence
Carolyn Hax: Friend’s kindness is all about her; love in unequal amounts By Carolyn Hax
On Love: ‘If you believe it, you have to go after it.’ By Ellen Mccarthy
Post-Sandy travel report from the beaches to the Big Apple By Andrea Sachs
Library of Congress exhibit celebrates Jewish history, artifacts By Debra Rubin
Impulsive Traveler: Springfield, Ill., tips its hat to Abraham Lincoln By Andrea Sachs
Carolyn Hax: Transitional relationships can lead to more By Carolyn Hax
On Love: Stacey Aronson weds David Rubin By Janet Bennett Kelly
Details: Lincoln in Springfield, Ill.
At Kennedy Center, Midori gives only a teasing glimpse behind the gloss By Stephen Brookes
On Sale: Artful Holiday Shopping By — Janet Bennett Kelly
This week’s best travel bargains By Carol Sottili and Andrea Sachs
Iran orchestra finale rings of hard-line pressure By Brian Murphy and Nasser Karimi
Hints From Heloise: Supplies for the next stage of life By Heloise
Ask Amy: After dinner, they grapple for the check
The Navigator: Airfare refunds that take forever By Christopher Elliott
Shop now and head off the holiday rush By Katherine Boyle
Florida Southern College campus is all Wright By Andrea Sachs
NEWS
2013 Honda Accord: A napping giant awakens By Warren Brown
Capital-gains tax exclusion for homeowners might fall victim to deficit deal By Kenneth R. Harney
Who’s responsible when a tree falls? By Benny L. Kass
Nuts & Bolts: 2013 Honda Accord Sport
EPA Red-Flags Hyundai Elantra, Kia Sorento, 11 Others For Gas Mileage Ratings By Richard Read | Highgearmedia.com
How to build a ramp for a shed By Tim Carter
Fort Sumner is a Bethesda neighborhood full of traditions By Amy Reinink
“The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo” by Tom Reiss By Joanna Scutts
Election night: Where to go in Washington for returns, food and fun By Fritz Hahn
2014 Nissan GT-R Preview By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com
Kensington couple create contemporary, open living space for themselves By Deborah K. Dietsch
Reverse mortgages aren’t right for every borrower By Ilyce R. Glink and And Samuel J. Tamkin
A smart-growth development takes shape By Roger K. Lewis
SPORTS
Virginia Tech football falls to Miami, ending streak of 10-win seasons at eight By Mark Giannotto
2012 Breeders’ Cup: Lasix ban on 2-year-olds distracts from opening day of racing By Andrew Beyer
Maryland football vs. Georgia Tech: Shawn Petty gets his unexpected shot at quarterback By Alex Prewitt
Friday night football: The early report, including Woodbridge’s win over Stonewall Jackson By Staff Reports
Woodbridge upends No. 15 Stonewall Jackson to wrap up playoff berth By Preston Williams
Northwest football locks up playoff spot with win over Richard Montgomery; Bethesda-Chevy Chase rallies to make postseason By Eric Detweiler
College Preview: Virginia at N.C. State
Maryland-Georgia Tech preview
Jefferson football shuts out South Lakes to improve playoff hopes By Brandon Parker
Football: Howard vs. Hampton preview
Washington Redskins’ loss of composure has been a problem this season By Mark Maske
Meade beats Broadneck, wraps up first playoff berth since 2001 By Louis Nelson
Virginia football vs. N.C. State: Younger players to take on bigger role for Cavs By Mark Giannotto
Maryland men’s basketball shows off its youth in exhibition win over Indiana U. of Pennsylvania By Alex Prewitt
Navy football preview: Midshipmen vs Florida Atlantic
New-look Washington Wizards ready to chart new course By Michael Lee
Washington Wizards: A rebuilding project full of bricks By Jason Reid
D.C. United vs. New York Red Bulls: United undaunted by lack of experience in big games By Steven Goff
St. Albans wins IAC soccer championship over Landon in penalty kicks By Roman Stubbs
NFL Week 9 Schedule: Steelers-Giants, Dolphins-Colts highlight Sunday slate By The Associated Press
Saturday’s college football TV schedule
Briar Woods football wraps up perfect regular season with rout of Loudoun County By Matt Brooks
LOCAL
Thomas G. Alexander, FDA chemist
Parking attendant pleads guilty in theft of $400,000 from Smithsonian By Mary Pat Flaherty
Some fines for speeding in the District to be reduced By Mike Debonis
Jere J. Daum, Bethesda physician
O’Malley’s lobbyist Joseph Bryce heading to private sector By John Wagner
More sleep for teens? Montgomery petition signed by thousands. By Donna St. George
Rob Sobhani, independent in Maryland Senate race, makes closing argument By Fredrick Kunkle
Elderly prison escapee from California found at Leisure World in Northern Virginia By Fredrick Kunkle
D.C. on edge as election, ‘fiscal cliff’ approach By Steve Hendrix
Last day of early voting in Maryland By Maggie Fazeli Fard
Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane
Hurricane Sandy a reminder of our vulnerability and humbleness before God
Prince George’s Democrats pick Greg Hall to fill out Tiffany Alston’s term in House of Delegates By Ann E. Marimow and Martin Weil
James Moran makes bid for 12th term in House By Errin Haines
Fairfax judge declines to issue injunction on poll observers By Corinne Reilly
Maryland same-sex marriage campaigns tout business, religious supporters By John Wagner
Long lines for early voting in Maryland By Aaron C. Davis
D.C. officer stabbed in head fatally shoots assailant By Peter Hermann and Maggie Fazeli Fard
Montgomery hires workers to urge voters to approve limits on collective bargaining By Victor Zapana and And Miranda S. Spivack
Penn National Gaming kicks in another $6 million in bid to defeat Question 7 By John Wagner
John H. Reed, former Maine governor, dies at 91 By — Staff and Wire Reports
Black vote is key in Virginia Senate race By Errin Haines
WORLD
In Communist China, women officially equal but lagging far behind politically By Keith B. Richburg
Israel’s crackdown on illegal African migrants draws critics By Joel Greenberg
In former Gaddafi stronghold, a sign of Libya’s deepening divide By Abigail Hauslohner
In Bahrain, anti-government violence rising again amid calls for more forceful U.S. policy By Kevin Sullivan
OPINIONS
Book review: ‘The Victory Lab: The Secret Science of Winning Campaigns’ by Sasha Issenberg By Jeff Greenfield
Lee Malvo’s new face By Stanton E. Samenow
“The Man Who Saved the Union: Ulysses Grant in War and Peace” by H. W. Brands By Eric Foner
Five myths about the electoral college By George C. Edwards Iii
Mitt Romney’s campaign insults voters By Editorial Board
“Klansville U.S.A: The Rise and Fall of the Civil Rights-Era Ku Klux Klan” by David Cunningham By Jonathan Yardley
A security breakdown in Benghazi By Editorial Board
“Deadlines and Disruption: My Turbulent Path From Print to Digital” by Stephen B. Shepard By Megan Garber
Driverless cars are on the way. Here’s how not to regulate them. By Marc Scribner
Why young voters aren’t feeling Obama-mania this time By Anya Kamenetz
The world is safer. But no one in Washington can talk about it. By Greg Jaffe
Forgetting who we are at U-Va. By Bonnie Gordon
Better clean energy choices for America By Matthew Stepp
Poll dancing By Kathleen Parker
Early voters thwarted by Hurricane Sandy
Please, give us more pollsters and fewer pundits By Erik Wemple
Autonomy vote stands on solid legal ground By Richard Bress and Jon Bouker
One ambassador at large on the Mall By Michael Crockett
Vote for Montgomery County’s Question A By Editorial Board
What did Mr. Obama know about the Benghazi embassy attack?
Who had the worst week in Washington? Political polling. By Chris Cillizza
Taking America’s pulse By George F. Will
Superstorm Sandy reminds us why it’s easy to underestimate danger By David Ropeik
In China, a guessing game By David Ignatius
Keeping nuclear plants safe from severe weather
Federal flood insurance is underwater, too By Editorial Board
Mitt Romney could be the next Andrew Johnson By Colbert I. King
“The Courage to Hope: How I Stood Up to the Politics of Fear” by Shirley Sherrod with Catherine Whitney By Kevin Boyle
Timid election campaign leaves no real winners By Dana Milbank
The Post’s endorsements tend Democratic By Patrick B. Pexton
What Obama’s slogan conceals By Danielle Pletka
George Will’s take on Willy Loman and entitlements
POLITICS
Virginia voter fraud case expands to focus on GOP firm By Carol D. Leonnig and Tom Hamburger
Iowa-Missouri border town navigates political divide By Eli Saslow
Romney, Obama refine themes for campaign’s last days By Karen Tumulty and Philip Rucker
In Ohio, they can’t wait for the campaigns’ stalking to end By Rosalind S. Helderman
Obama, Romney offer divergent closing arguments in key battlegrounds By Philip Rucker, David Nakamura and Karen Tumulty
BUSINESS
When is a kids’ online game actually an ad? By Cecilia Kang
Parkmobile fee hike causes scuffle with senator By Dina Elboghdady
Facebook releases privacy guide for new users By Hayley Tsukayama
Job growth, unemployment rate rose in October as workers re-entered labor force By Peter Whoriskey and Neil Irwin
The politics of Facebook ‘likes’ By Dan Keating
What does Ohio think of Obama? Twitter map offers glimpses of insight By Hayley Tsukayama
Behind the career: Vineet Puri By Vanessa Small
To blunt ‘fiscal cliff’ pain, administration could assert broad powers, experts say By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Microsoft planning its own smartphone, reports say By Hayley Tsukayama
Big data is a frame of mind, not a product By Lauren Jones and Alex Rossino
Apple’s iPad mini makes a small splash with debut By Hayley Tsukayama
Visa, MasterCard fee deal faces opposition from 1,200 businesses By Christie Smythe
What to watch: Week of Nov. 5
U.S. approaches ‘fiscal cliff,’ and world watches from the sidelines By Howard Schneider
Planetside 2 to incorporate live-playcasting from Twitch By Hayley Tsukayama
The Washington Post Co. reports higher earnings By Steven Mufson
Wireless technology vulnerable in emergencies By Cecilia Kang
Washington area appointments for week of Nov. 5
ENTERTAINMENT
Lang Lang eager to hitch young pianists to his stardom By Katherine Boyle
‘John Saturnall’s Feast,’ by Lawrence Norfolk By Wendy Smith
Pete Townshend, The Who’s power chord By Louis Bayard
‘Totally MAD’ celebrates 60 years of satire By Michael Cavna
Washington Post bestsellers for Nov. 18 By Timothy R. Smith
Olivia Newton-John comes to Strathmore By Jessica Goldstein
Washington Post bestsellers Nov. 4 By Timothy R. Smith
At Fall Fringe, ‘Dybbuk Between Two Worlds’ is an appealing puppet show By Celia Wren
Exhibit review: ‘Poetic Likeness’ at the National Portrait Gallery By Philip Kennicott
At Strathmore, Joshua Bell puts on a trademark, moving performance By Robert Battey
Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis is an entertaining challenge for NSO and Eschenbach By Anne Midgette
As FotoWeek DC festival goes global, some photographers feel left behind By Maura Judkis
NATIONAL
S.C. Episcopalians say split goes beyond gay debate By Amanda Greene| Religion News Service
Crippled N.J. city is frozen in Hurricane Sandy’s aftermath By Anne Hull
Why Mayor Bloomberg’s endorsement of Obama matters By Jena Mcgregor
Is Mitt Romney’s canned-good drive misguided? By Lisa Miller
Slow pace of recovery from Hurricane Sandy fuels frustration and anger By Carol Morello and Colum Lynch
Is Mayor Bloomberg right to keep the New York City marathon on for Sunday? By Jena Mcgregor
Report: anti-Semitic incidents decline in the U.S. By Lauren Markoe| Religion News Service
Bloomberg cancels N.Y. marathon, pledges to keep resources on storm victims By Suzanne Sataline
Is it ethical to defy evacuation orders? By G. Jeffrey Macdonald| Religion News Service
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