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What happened on November 13, 2012

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What happened on November 13, 2012

LIFESTYLE

The classroom is an animal habitat at D.C. school By Christina Barron

Miss Manners: Asking for wedding cash poetically doesn’t make it right By Miss Manners

Taste Test: Heritage turkey breeds By Becky Krystal

Marcus Brauchli to step down as editor of The Washington Post By Paul Farhi

First comes Fakesgiving By Becky Krystal

Invite a big squash to the Thanksgiving table, and stuff it with precision By Bonnie S. Benwick

Ask Amy: Parents are the best tracking device for teens By Amy Dickinson

Miss Manners: Casual acquaintances don’t have same status as friends By Miss Manners

Hints From Heloise: Foiling a bathroom lockout By Heloise

Katharine Weymouth, The Post’s publisher, on Marcus Brauchli’s departure By Katharine Weymouth

Congress welcomes freshmen, and those on the cusp of membership By Krissah Thompson

Ask Amy: Keeping adult friendships alive takes effort By Amy Dickinson

Computers, the new private eyes for cheating By Manuel Roig-franzia and Michelle Boorstein

At a White House Thanksgiving, tradition is a presidential thing By Manuel Roig-franzia

Thanksgiving food science: Five holiday flubs explained By Robert L. Wolke

As Post’s next editor, Martin Baron brings record of achievement under tough conditions By Steven Mufson

Washington Post food calendar for Nov. 14-17 By Becky Krystal

Hints From Heloise: Can glasses go separate ways? By Heloise

Guilt-free Thanksgiving side dishes By Elaine Gordon

Hints From Heloise: Delicious soup memories By Heloise

Pro beer makers stay sharp by crafting with amateurs By Greg Kitsock

Where to pick up Thanksgiving dessert By Nevin Martell

For Thanksgiving wine, go All-American and versatile By Dave Mcintyre

20-somethings wants to see the world By Amy Dickinson

Tom Sietsema: Sheba in Rockville By Tom Sietsema

Thanksgiving turkey prep primer By Jane Touzalin

‘Today’ show expected to get its first female boss By Lisa De Moraes

When it comes to getting in shape, D.C. is no rinky-dink town By Vicky Hallett

A home for foam By Heloise

The defiant toddler stage By Marguerite Kelly

Ultimatums will only work if couple caves By Amy Dickinson

Fiance’s mother thinks they’re at her beck and call By Carolyn Hax

Press release: Martin Baron named executive editor of The Washington Post By The Washington Post

OPINIONS

The Confederacy of Takers By Dana Milbank

A wrongly imprisoned man in Virginia By Editorial Board

John Boehner’s discouraging view of climate science By Editorial Board

GOP’s gerrymandered advantages By Harold Meyerson

Kwame Brown sentenced but justice hasn’t been served By Editorial Board

Charting a post-Petraeus era By David Ignatius

Grand bargain is the wrong solution By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

We must wait to pass judgment By Kathleen Parker

BUSINESS

Facebook ‘all’ link reveals feed without filters By Caitlin Dewey

After nearly 30 years with Lockheed, Hewson is named chief executive By Marjorie Censer

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Halo 4 set for a sales shootout By Hayley Tsukayama

Obama to open talks with $1.6 trillion plan to raise taxes on corporations, wealthy By Zachary A. Goldfarb and Lori Montgomery

Regulators seek changes in how money-market funds operate By Dina Elboghdady

AMT could keep 60 million taxpayers from filing returns till March, delaying refunds By Lori Montgomery

HTC, Verizon release Droid DNA By Hayley Tsukayama

Bowles offers help on ‘fiscal cliff’ negotiations By Lori Montgomery

Even a short fall from ‘fiscal cliff’ would be quite painful By Neil Irwin

Black Thursday, a turkey of an idea By Michelle Singletary

Small banks battle regulators on capital requirements By Danielle Douglas

With Windows 8 done, Microsoft’s Sinofsky makes his exit By Hayley Tsukayama

Charity Works: Impact Measuring By Vanessa Small

Google: ‘Government surveillance is on the rise’ By Hayley Tsukayama

SPORTS

Wizards vs. Bobcats: Loss in Charlotte is most deflating of season, and sixth in a row By Michael Lee

Davey Johnson wins NL Manager of the Year By Adam Kilgore

Virginia AA girls’ volleyball: Loudoun County beats New Kent to earn a trip to state semifinals By Brandon Parker

Maryland 2A girls’ volleyball: Calvert tops North Caroline to advance to state championship By Louis Nelson

D.C. United ‘optimistic’ for Dwayne De Rosario’s return on Sunday By Steven Goff

With NFC East foes on tap, schedule gives Redskins a glimmer of hope By Mark Maske

Philadelphia Eagles are a mess and Coach Andy Reid’s job is on the line By Kent Babb

Virginia vs. Delaware: Blue Hens bounce Cavaliers from NIT Season Tip-off By Mark Giannotto

NFL needs to get seriousness of concussions through its head By Mike Wise

ENTERTAINMENT

Historical sound effects captured in Spielberg’s ‘Lincoln’ By Deneen L. Brown

In Colm Toibin’s ‘The Testament of Mary,’ Jesus’ mother takes on the Gospel writers By Ron Charles

Review of ‘Woody Sez’ at Theater J By Peter Marks

Backstage: Kennedy Center’s ‘Adventures of Homer P. Figg’ and ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ By Jessica Goldstein

Poetry finalists for the National Book Award By Elizabeth Lund

WORLD

Even for a CIA boss, room for secrets, despite a full-time security detail By Dana Priest

Petraeus investigation ensnares commander of U.S., NATO troops in Afghanistan By Craig Whitlock and Rajiv Chandrasekaran

Chinese debate Xi Jinping’s views on reform By Keith B. Richburg

Iran locked in internal debate over whether to talk to U.S. By Joby Warrick