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What happened on October 16, 2012

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What happened on October 16, 2012

LIFESTYLE

Fruit juice has benefits, but calories outweigh them, experts say By Gabriella Boston

My quibbles with quinoa By Joe Yonan

Carolyn Hax: When to disclose you have herpes By Carolyn Hax

A 3-year-old fights bedtime, leaving mom at wit’s end By Marguerite Kelly

Book Report: ‘The Lebanese Kitchen’ By Jane Touzalin

Chew on this, jerky fans By Tim Carman

Washington Times editor steps down after 15 months By Paul Farhi

What hot peppers do for a brew By Greg Kitsock

The benighted graduates of the harrowing ‘Our Class’ By Peter Marks

World records are serious business at Guinness By — Christina Barron

What are Tom Sietsema’s favorite restaurants? By Tom Sietsema

Washington Post food calendar for Oct. 17-28 By Becky Krystal

Ask Amy: Cancer diagnosis brings on intrusive queries By Amy Dickinson

National Geographic Kids tries to set world records By — Christina Barron

At play, at peace with the plan By Tamar Haspel

WWII drama hits home for Polish American actor By Jessica Goldstein

Hints From Heloise: The heat is on for canned goods By Heloise

BUSINESS

Is there good inflation? By Neil Irwin

Complaints may presage student loan crisis By Michelle Singletary

GE, Boeing to help veterans find advanced manufacturing jobs By Mohana Ravindranath

China less of a U.S. creditor as it becomes more of an election issue By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer hires new COO — Google’s Henrique de Castro By Hayley Tsukayama

FTC declines to join European criticism of Google By Craig Timberg

Corporate earnings shed light on how economy is faring By Jia Lynn Yang

Apple sends out invitations for Oct. 23 event promising ‘a little more to show you’ By Hayley Tsukayama

A guide to Europe’s tech hubs By Bobbie Johnson | Gigaom.com

Microsoft briefly posts Surface pre-orders, reveals pricing By Hayley Tsukayama

China’s slowdown tests hopes of U.S.-based multinational firms By Jia Lynn Yang

What you should know about Microsoft Surface pre-orders By Hayley Tsukayama

New Gmail feature puts emails in normal Google search results By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

The complete small business guide to the presidential election By J.d. Harrison

Samsung unveils lineup of Windows 8 PCs and tablet hybrids By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

SBA small business lending falls slightly from last year By Mohana Ravindranath

POLITICS

Battery firm backed by federal stimulus money files for bankruptcy By Carol D. Leonnig

Moderator Crowley makes her presence known By Paul Farhi

Kissinger’s pique performance By Al Kamen

Campaign conflicts come to life in Ohio’s capital By Jason Horowitz

What to watch for in the second presidential debate By Chris Cillizza and Aaron Blake

Watch presidential debate online: Mitt Romney and President Obama at Hofstra University By The Washington Post

The pre-debate: Advisers preview Obama’s talking points By Amy Gardner

Debate live stream: Watch Mitt Romney and President Obama square off By The Washington Post

Supreme Court won’t get involved in Ohio early-voting dispute By Robert Barnes

Senior advocates: Small Social Security bump may be sign of future bad news By Steve Vogel

With stakes high, Obama hits back at Romney in a fiery second debate By Karen Tumulty and Philip Rucker

WORLD

In Pakistan’s Swat Valley, a girls’ school is gripped by fear By Richard Leiby

Britain deals blow to U.S. extradition treaty, blocks handover of hacker By Anthony Faiola and Karla Adam

Egypt’s Islamist revival most evident at the grass roots By Abigail Hauslohner

Danes push back over broken promises By Richard Milne | Financial Times

Sanctions against Iran are clamping down on oil exports, agency says By James Ball

Cuba to ease travel abroad for many citizens By William Booth

LOCAL

Homicides in D.C.: How to use the interactive map By Cheryl W. Thompson and Jeff Leen

Chinese-owned Pr. William winery, La Grange, begins exports to China By Jeremy Borden

Religious freedom: How Catholic faith is represented through acts of charity By Anthony Bosnick

Metro: Full wireless access delayed until 2015 By Lori Aratani

Immigration enforcement change angers Prince William officials By Jeremy Borden

Maryland’s online voter registration files are vulnerable to attack, researchers say By Aaron C. Davis

Wales Alley belongs to Alexandria, court says By Patricia Sullivan

Rosalind Johnson resigns from Prince George’s school board By Ovetta Wiggins

Pr. George’s officer tried to cover up role in U-Md. assault, prosecutors say By Matt Zapotosky

Gallaudet worker: ‘Pro-democracy,’ not anti-gay By Jenna Johnson

Prince William County health calendar By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Martire says MWAA was ‘pure politics’ By Lori Aratani

D.C. ethics panel votes to launch probe into Graham’s actions on Metro board By Tim Craig

D.C. Council legislation requires Gandhi to immediately post audit reports online By Nikita Stewart

Kaine courts Northern Virginia women, Allen focuses on defense cuts By Ben Pershing

Bin Laden driver’s conviction overturned by U.S. appeals court By Del Quentin Wilber and Ernesto Londoño

Economy, law could lead to 2013 cuts in public services in Montgomery County By Donna St. George

Prince William County news in brief By — Compiled By Sarah Lane

Reston man is charged in sister’s slaying By Justin Jouvenal

Gunman robs 2 U-Md. students near College Park campus By Martin Weil

George Whitmore Jr., whose coerced confession was cited in Miranda ruling, dies By Associated Press

John A. Durkin, N.H. senator who won closely contested election, dies at 76 By Matt Schudel

S. Ward Casscells III dies at 60; cardiologist and Army reservist served in Iraq, Pentagon By Emily Langer

‘Panda ambassador’ hopefuls compete in D.C. By Stefanie Dazio