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What happened on October 30, 2012

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What happened on October 30, 2012

ENTERTAINMENT

NBC lays in plans to try to stay No. 1 after NFL season ends By Lisa De Moraes

Book World: Barbara Kingsolver’s novel approach in ‘Flight Behavior’ By Ron Charles

Knitting: At the convergence of art and craft and creativity By Anne Midgette

Amazon finds its books aren’t welcome at many bookstores By Nora Krug

Backstage: Crystal City’s Synetic Theater has Georgia trip on its mind By Jessica Goldstein

‘The Coffee Table Book of Doom,’ by Steven Appleby and Art Lester By James Norton

Folger’s ‘Conference of the Birds’ is poetry in motion By Rebecca Ritzel

LIFESTYLE

Caution, these peppers bite By Tim Carman

Rotisserie chicken, here to stay By Bonnie S. Benwick

Book Report: ‘Barefoot Contessa Foolproof’ By Bonnie S. Benwick

Tom Sietsema: Menomale, Pupatella, Pizza CS By Tom Sietsema

Tea’s health benefits seem promising By Katherine Tallmadge

Bored by weather, Washington tries to make something out of nothing By Dan Zak and Emily Wax

Washington Post food calendar for Nov. 1-Nov. 12 By Becky Krystal

Del Ray Cafe in Alexandria By Tom Sietsema

With wine, age has its rewards By Dave Mcintyre

Carolyn Hax: A tie too deep to cut; a troublesome carpooler By Carolyn Hax

Twitter rumor of flooded stock-exchange among a surge of fake storm reports By Paul Farhi

BUSINESS

What Hurricane Sandy means for the economy By Neil Irwin

3 nuclear power reactors shut down during Hurricane Sandy By Steven Mufson

Growing tablet market means more choice, confusion for gadget-lovers By Hayley Tsukayama

Google finally catches up to Apple with 700K apps By Sean Ludwig | Venturebeat.com

U.S. stock markets plan to reopen Wednesday By Dina Elboghdady

Jobless rate in Washington area remains unchanged at 5.4 percent By Sarah Halzack

Pandora updates iOS, Android apps By Tom Cheredar | Venturebeat.com

Sandy costs some small businesses, but creates opportunity for others By Mohana Ravindranath

Hurricane Sandy proves that an Internet economy is far from reality By Steven Mufson and Katherine Shaver

Microsoft: 4 million upgrades to Windows 8 By Hayley Tsukayama

Gmail gets small update By Hayley Tsukayama

Apple announces executive shakeup; iOS, retail heads are out By Hayley Tsukayama

OPINIONS

Lingering questions about Benghazi By David Ignatius

Scottish independence vote is part of worrying trend By Editorial Board

Warfare waged by the upper class By Katrina Vanden Heuvel

Gay marriage, the issue that lost its bite By Ruth Marcus

Vote for Question 6, affirming same-sex marriage in Md. By Editorial Board

Washington region rides out the storm By Editorial Board

Sorry, dealer’s all out of race cards By Kathleen Parker

A vote for the future or for the past? By Harold Meyerson

Romney goes off-road with the truth By Dana Milbank

LOCAL

Chincoteague ponies thought to be safe, though island took a beating in hurricane By Scott Higham

Inside Pepco: How the utility kept the lights on during Hurricane Sandy By J. Freedom Du Lac, Annys Shin and Steve Hendrix

Letitia Baldrige dies at 86; ‘doyenne of decorum’ was social secretary to first lady Jacqueline Kennedy By Emily Langer

As federal workers provide Sandy relief, Obama says ‘no red tape’ By Joe Davidson

Why is baseball striking out in the black community? By Courtland Milloy

Storm news and more, direct from your neighborhood By Washington Post Staff

Students head back to school Wednesday By Emma Brown and Ovetta Wiggins

Good Samaritan dies helping friend in storm By Martin Weil

Three hospitalized for apparent CO poisoning caused by improper generator use By Maggie Fazeli Fard

D.C. region returns to normal, but flooding is a concern By Ashley Halsey Iii, Darryl Fears and Carol Morello

Man stabbed on Capital Crescent Trail By Martin Weil

Storm leaves 2 dead in Washington area By Michael Laris and John Wagner

Wellesca Pollock, before she met Harrison G. Dyar By John Kelly

Spared brunt of the storm, D.C. region starts to return to normal By Fredrick Kunkle, Debbi Wilgoren and Jeremy Borden

O’Malley: ‘We were spared the worst’ By Aaron C. Davis

D.C. State Board of Education candidates face challenge: What does the board do? By Emma Brown

NATIONAL

Powerful storm devastates New York, New Jersey By Dan Eggen and William Branigin

Mass. Supreme Court to hear case against’under God’ in Pledge of Allegiance By Kimberly Winston| Religion News Service

Superstorm moves on, leaving devastation behind in N.Y., N.J. By Joel Achenbach and Colum Lynch

Sandy’s destruction in New York turns life in Lower Manhattan on its head By Sally Jenkins

Atlantic City residents take stock of storm damage By Greg Jaffe

In superstorm Sandy, Gov. Chris Christie praises Obama's crisis leadership By Jena Mcgregor

The biggest threat of all By Tom Ehrich| Religion News Service

Looking for an undecided voter? Check the pulpit By Daniel Burke| Religion News Service

Battleground health-care rhetoric fails to resonate in Miami By Guy Gugliotta

Top Southern Baptist official breaks pledge, endorses Romney By David Gibson| Religion News Service

Two New Jersey towns hit by rushing water By Lisa Rein

POLITICS

On Air Force One, ‘Jen and Jay Show’ targets Romney By Amy Gardner

Storm provides Obama with a commander-in-chief moment By David Nakamura and Karen Tumulty

Standing up to bullying, pigtail-style By Melinda Henneberger

Supreme Court is asked to be skeptical of drug-sniffing dogs By Robert Barnes

Head of Crossroads GPS once a McConnell aide, now his political ally By T.w. Farnam

Republicans target three Florida Supreme Court justices By Robert Barnes