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What happened on October 19, 2012

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What happened on October 19, 2012

NEWS

Safely remove algae from roof shingles By Tim Carter

Brookeville’s James Madison house is Historic Home Contest winner By Deborah K. Dietsch

Mid-century marvels find a home in Fairfax’s Holmes Run Acres By Cheryl A. Kenny

2013 Hyundai Elantra coupe: Hyundai’s coupe de grace By Warren Brown

Vern Yip: A historic home’s exterior shouldn’t dictate its contents and decor By Vern Yip

How to get a historic home listed By Harvey S. Jacobs

Historic Home Contest’s runners-up shared historical devotion, attention to detail By Deborah K. Dietsch

Urus SUV Is The Right Type Of Vehicle For Lamborghini's First Hybrid By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

Lincoln Opens Its Own Design Center, First In Four Decades By Nelson Ireson | Highgearmedia.com

In Holmes Run Acres, Runner newsletter hits 60-year mark in stride By Cheryl A. Kenny

Appreciating the D.C. area’s landscapes By Roger K. Lewis

Internal D.C. reports disclose procedural problems with tax billing, refunds By Debbie Cenziper and Nikita Stewart

OPINIONS

CIA documents supported Susan Rice’s description of Benghazi attacks By David Ignatius

Five myths about the bin Laden raid By Mark Bowden

How blaming the West hides a war on women By Roya Hakakian

The looming shortfall in public pension costs By Robert Novy-marx and Josh Rauh

Vote against Maryland redistricting By Editorial Board

‘Binders’ are what’s wrong with politics today By Kathleen Parker

Maryland’s referendum on religious liberty By C. Anthony Muse

Can a businessman help the economy? For presidents, the answer has been no. By Robert S. Mcelvaine

The foreign policy debate we should be having By David Ignatius

Book review: ‘Spillover: Animal Infections and the Next Human Pandemic’ by David Quammen By Alan Sipress

Why do art thieves steal paintings they can’t sell? By Dara Horn

The defense secretary’s warning By Editorial Board

Property rights amendment would put an onerous burden on local government By Scott A. Surovell and Linda T. “toddy” Puller

Who had the worst week in Washington? Manners (as seen in the candidates’ debate). By Chris Cillizza

Is The Post neglecting third parties? By Patrick B. Pexton

How we misread the numbers that dominate our politics By Zachary A. Goldfarb

Mitt Romney, a symbol of the ‘talent economy’ By Roger L. Martin

Would Congress work better if legislators were randomly assigned? By Justin Moyer

With D.C. in surplus, the last should be first By Esther Lederman and Leo Murray

A vote to protect a bedrock right in Virginia By Corey A. Stewart

The tea party is helping Democrats By Dana Milbank

Job retraining is the solution, Obama and Romney say. But does it work? By Amy Goldstein

Seeds of our dysfunction By George F. Will

Shrinking the nation’s biggest banks By Editorial Board

Not losing in Afghanistan By John A. Nagl

Natwar Gandhi’s overblown reputation By Colbert I. King

ENTERTAINMENT

Mezzo-soprano Laurie Rubin, who is blind, describes her world of color By Deneen L. Brown

Ellen DeGeneres receives Mark Twain Award for American Humor By Neely Tucker

Drake makes surprise appearance at Yardfest to kick off Howard University’s homecoming By Chris Richards

‘The Butler’: A labor of love becomes an unlikely A-list production By Lisa Frazier Page

Nick Curran, Texas-based guitarist, dies at 35 By Terence Mcardle

Book World: Taking a trip through domestic hades in ‘The Cursing Mommy’s Book of Days’ By Louis Bayard

VelocityDC Dance Festival offers a smorgasbord of troupes and styles By Sarah Kaufman

‘Dancers Among Us’ captures moments of unexpected grace By Sarah Kaufman

‘Hating Breitbart’ movie review By Mark Jenkins

Trifecta of ‘DruidMurphy’ to be performed Saturday at Kennedy Center By Nelson Pressley

Rooms with a view of Russian artistic history By Philip Kennicott

Nick Olcott has foodie adventures as he plays chef James Beard at Round House By Nelson Pressley

LIFESTYLE

Sint Eustatius, a Caribbean Shangri-La By Scott Elder

In Puerto Rico, the kids are all right By John Briley

Lionfish hunting in Belize By Sadie Dingfelder

Cultivating the next generation of arts donors By Katherine Boyle

Miss Manners: Kids should learn about life B.C. — before cellphones By Miss Manners

The Impulsive Traveler: The many flavors of Portland, Maine By Joe Yonan

Cutting costume costs: inexpensive Halloween costume ideas By Katherine Boyle

The car rental extras you didn’t buy By Christopher Elliott

Side Order: Making memories in Trinidad and Tobago By Lystra Lashley

Hints From Heloise: Solutions for bleach mystery By Heloise

Carolyn Hax: Friend the one venting and shoot the messenger By Carolyn Hax

On Love: ‘He just really made himself present in my life’ By Ellen Mccarthy

Carolyn Hax: When to stop waiting to hear those three little words By Carolyn Hax

On Sale: Bed, Bath, Clothing and Art By — Janet Bennett Kelly

Ask Amy: Long-ago affair now taxes boundaries By Amy Dickinson

On Love: Kate Van Hooser marries Brian Head By Janet Bennett Kelly

Hot dog! Man’s best friend will love these books By — Tracy Grant

Roberta Flack: From Arlington to stardom By Jessica Goldstein

LOCAL

Howard University students nervous after wave of crime By Peter Hermann

Man with firm under contract to Va. GOP charged with voter registration fraud By Maggie Fazeli Fardand Ben Pershing

Groups seek limit on payments to contractors By Joe Davidson

D.C. insurance regulators take over Chartered Health Plan By Mike Debonis

25 years for Nathaniel Simms in 2010 D.C. killings By Keith L. Alexander

Bernard Kapiloff, surgeon and newspaper publisher, dies at 95 By Matt Schudel