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Washington Nationals’ Bryce Harper, second from right, and Tanner Roark, right, stand with Darth Vader, left, and a Stormtrooper during the national anthem on the first ever Star Wars Day at Nationals Park on Sunday. The force was not with the Nats, who lost to the Dodgers 5-0.

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Farmers in Italy are installing fans showers and air conditioning units in their barns and pigsties because the extreme heat causes cows to produce less milk, chickens to produce fewer eggs and pigs to lose their appetites. Reuters reported last week that during the hottest July in a decade, temperatures have reached 104 degrees Fahrenheit in the muggy agricultural heartland around the Po river near Milan. (EXPRESS)

Steve Feltham, who gave up his house, girlfriend and job in England in 1991 to look for the Loch Ness monster in Scotland full time now believes any Nessie sightings are of a Wels catfish, Reuters reported. The fish — which has a long, curved back — can grow to 13 feet long. But it’s unlikely Feltham’s conclusions will deter tourists. “The monster mystery will last forever.” he said. “I certainly don’t regret the last 24 years.” (EXPRESS)

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“They say it’s good for you and it’s obviously done something for me.” GLADYS FIELDEN, a 100-year-old grandmother from Lancashire, England, who says drinking a Guinness beer every day with a bag of salt and vinegar chips has kept her “going all these years,” the UK newspaper Daily Express reported Friday.

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Blacksmiths beat the heat

Mark Ramey of Arnold, Md., beats a piece of hot iron earlier this month at a 1,500 degree forge at Kinder Farm Park outside Annapolis.

lessons from Paul Wiedorn, who also serves as the guild treasurer. Safety is first during the initiating lessons, offered four times a year, usually in the cooler winter months. “We give them a tour, and the first half of the day is all about safety, and some of the basic tools,” said Wiedorn, who got involved nine years ago. By the end of the day, students try their hand at making something. “Pokers. Lots of pokers, that first day,” Wiedorn said.

“First was the poker. Then hooks. Then more hooks. They are good for teaching you how to handle the hammers.” CLIFF GREENE, of Crofton, Md., on the 30 to 40 trammel hooks — used to hold a camping stove over a fire — he made to hone his blacksmith skills

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On Sunday afternoons and Monday evenings, the guild members show up to the forge building, a post and beam structure built with pegs — no nails. Ramey showed up hoping to use the shop’s power hammer to quicken the pace of the pounding required to turn two pieces of high carbon steel into a Damascus knife blank. But the hammer was taken apart for refurbishing, and he had to resort to the old ways — heating and pounding the two pieces together, then repeating until the new single piece is large enough to fold over onto itself. He will do that at least nine times to build layers of steel. It’s similar to making puff pastry, layer after layer, fold after fold. And a super strong chunk of steel, made stronger from the layers, can be fashioned into a knife that will hold its extra sharp edge much longer than other blades. “I will be a better blacksmith from knife-making,” Ramey said, wiping sweat from his brow. It took him nearly three hours to complete one fold. All it takes is a little heat, a nd a l it t le mo r e s we at . E.B. FURGURSON III (THE CAPITAL VIA AP)

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Groups move to help Chinatown residents Local businesses and communitybased groups are joining to raise support for residents of the Museum Square building, which houses half of Chinatown’s remaining Chinese-American residents. Busboys & Poets’ Fifth and K location is hosting an event tonight to help raise support for residents being forced out after Museum Square’s Section 8 contract expired. (EXPRESS)

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The “gravitas” points given to Massachusetts Avenue in a chart by government blog Route Fifty, ranking states by their namesake avenues in D.C. The ranking based state gravitas on road length and important junctions, among other criteria. Massachusetts led the ranking. Oklahoma came in last with 2.5 points. (EXPRESS)

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MARYLAND So, this summer getting too hot for you? Try being a blacksmith — not because you have to because it’s your job, but because it’s fun. Members of the Chesapeake Forge Blacksmith Guild gathered at their “clubhouse” at Kinder Farm Park last week, sweating over 1,500 degree coal forges, tinkering with their metal projects. “Welding!” shouted Mark Ramey, of Arnold, Md., warning others that serious sparks were about to fly as he took his hammer to a thick piece of steel he would fold onto itself to build strength so that he could later form into a knife. About 30 whacks later, he returned the steel to the fire. It was a slow, repetitive process: heating metal until it glowed like the bituminous coal of the fire; then taking it from the fire to the anvil to pound and bend, or twist into candleholders, a trammel hook or an ambitious Damascus steel piece that will someday become a knife. All on hand had started by taking introductory smithing

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Synthetic drugs a ‘ game changer’ THE DISTRICT A man was clinging to a light pole on H Street NE when police showed up, and then he dropped his pants. Another man near Eastern Market was laughing so hard that paramedics had trouble keeping him on a stretcher. A third, whom police found prancing through Capitol Hill, started kicking and screaming when eight police and fire officials tried to restrain him. Paramedics rushed all three men to hospitals in separate incidents Thursday, and all three said they had taken synthetic drugs. Synthetic drugs have been around for years. Also known as “synthetic cannabinoids,” the term encompasses a range of mind-altering chemicals that are constantly evolving. Authorities say the problem spiked in June, with a sudden rash of 911 calls. And they are blaming the drugs for a growing list of frightening incidents across the city. Officials have linked the drugs to a grisly Fourth of July killing in which an allegedly high man stabbed a Metro rider nearly 40 times on a train. But links between the drugs and violence are almost entirely grounded in anecdotal evidence rather than hard data. Because the mixtures change by the batch in part to skirt drug laws, the drugs are difficult to test — and overdoses are difficult to treat. Authorities said they’re still testing the Metro stabbing suspect for signs that he was using synthetic drugs, which they say

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Users expecting so-called synthetic marijuana to give them a mellow buzz similar to the real thing can get a nasty surprise, as the two are very different. Chemicals added to synthetic drugs can make them dangerous and sometimes deadly, more similar to PCP. BONNIE BERKOWITZ, RICHARD JOHNSON AND DENISE LU (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Marijuana EFFECTS ON THE BRAIN

EFFECTS ON THE BRAIN Paranoid delusions, anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, psychosis, severe agitation, inability to feel pain, hallucinations, total memory loss

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With synthetic drugs, you never know what you are getting. As chemicals are discovered and banned, manufacturers use new, untested ones, and dosage can vary from packet to packet. Some types of “fake weed” are several hundred times more potent than marijuana. Packages are often colorful with cartoon characters or catchy names. Labels often say “Not for human consumption” and “potpourri” to try to skirt FDA rules. (TWP)

they suspect from his behavior. The truth about synthetic drugs, law enforcement officials and scientists say, is that the danger lies in the mystery. “Synthetic drugs” don’t refer to a single substance but to a multitude of combinations concocted in laboratories that federal investigators say are mostly in China. Nonetheless, there is a growing sense that those effects are worsening in the District, where police, paramedics and even

users say that synthetic drugs are becoming more prevalent. Reactions, police said, range from a blank, zombielike stare to twitchy agitation. D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier has described seeing three people overdose at a notorious strip of pavement near Bladensburg and Benning roads NE in a single hour — “people completely disoriented, disconnected and unconscious, sometimes in the middle of the street.” “We see this every day,” said one D.C. police officer who was on the scene, referring to a man clinging to a utility pole. Some people become amorous on the drugs, said a veteran paramedic. Others become angry and sometimes violent. “They can go from half asleep to combative and raging,” said Holly O’Byrne, a paramedic who said some patients have been found nearly unconscious, and one recently tried to bite off a colleague’s finger. “The drug is a game changer.” ABIGAIL HAUSLOHNER AND PETER HERMANN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Paramedic Angel Lewis, center, along with police and EMS personnel, assist a man under the influence of synthetic drugs Southeast on Thursday.

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Paranoia, anxiety, depression, slow reaction time, distorted sense of time, short-term memory loss, feeling of relaxation, strange feelings or “random” thinking

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Easily accessible and ever-changing, drugs pose a new risk in D.C.

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The number of recorded ambulance trips in June for synthetic cannabinoid use — roughly 15 per day — representing more than eight times the number of emergency room visits made for synthetic drugs during the same period last year. So far in July, ambulances have carried suspected synthetic drug users to the hospital 149 times. (TWP)

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of Transportation show a $170 million gap between its latest estimated construction cost — $2.16 billion, down from $2.45 billion — and the amount of funding lined up. MDOT officials emphasized that the dollar figures are “working numbers” that will change by the time a contract is awarded, but

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Deposition: Cosby paid to keep affairs a secret NEW YORK Bill Cosby, in sworn testimony a decade ago, said he had paid women after sex to keep the affairs from his wife, suggested he was skilled at reading women’s unspoken desires and called one of his accusers a liar. The New York Times first reported the revelations Saturday after obtaining a copy of a transcript from a deposition Cosby gave in a lawsuit filed by Andrea Constand, who alleges he drugged and molested her. According to excerpts from the deposition, Cosby admitted he procured quaaludes with the intent of giving them to young women

he wanted to have sex with. In Constand’s case, excerpts reveal that Cosby told her attorney he considered the encounter consensual. “I walk her out. She does not look angry. She does not say to me, ‘Don’t ever do that again,’” Cosby said in the deposition. He described himself as Constand’s “mentor,” willing to help her with advice and contacts. He characterized their affair as lighthearted, noting both parties were “playing sex, we’re playing, petting, we’re playing.” Cosby strikes a boastful tone at some points in the deposition, saying he sometimes refrained from sexual intercourse with

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women because he did not want them to develop romantic feelings for him, according to the Times. Sex, he said, “is something that I feel the woman will succumb to more of a romance and more of a feeling — not love, but it’s deeper than a playful situation.” He said he offered to pay for Constand’s education and paid another woman whom he had met in 1976, according to the transcripts. He said he funneled money to one of the women he had sex with through his agent so his wife wouldn’t find out. Cosby has yet to comment publicly on the Times report.

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HESPERIA, CALIF. | Fanned by 40 mph winds, a wildfire swept onto a freeway on Friday near Hesperia, Calif. Drivers and their passengers abandoned their cars on Interstate 15, the main route connecting Southern California and Las Vegas, as flames hopscotched down the road, destroying 20 vehicles, several of which exploded in fireballs.

There’s a new argument for why TV may be harmful for kids: It puts them at higher risk of being bullied later in life, according to a study published last week in the Journal of Developmental and Behavior Pediatrics. The study found that higher rates of TV watching among 2-year-olds correlate with a higher likelihood of victimization in the sixth grade. “More time spent watching television leaves less time for family interaction, which remains the primary vehicle for socialization,” wrote Linda Pagani, the study’s author and a professor at the University of Montreal. TV viewing also leads to poor eye-contact habits, which she says is a cornerstone of friendship and social interaction.

Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Saturday that hostility between the Islamic Republic and the U.S. will not abate after a nuclear agreement and that Iran will keep supporting regional groups and governments the West opposes. “Even after this deal, our policy toward the arrogant U.S. will not change,” Khamenei said. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Massive bomb attack kills at least 130 in Iraq The death toll from a bombing at a crowded marketplace in eastern Iraq on Friday night climbed to as many as 130 on Saturday, Iraqi officials said, marking the Islamic State group’s worst single bombing attack on a civilian target in the country. (TWP) HEMPSTEAD, TEXAS

Walk planned as probe continues in jail death The church of a Chicago-area woman found dead in a Texas jail cell last week planned to hold a prayer walk in her honor Sunday as an investigation into her death continues. Authorities say Sandra Bland, 28, hanged herself with a plastic bag three days after being pulled over by police for a traffic violation and then arrested for allegedly kicking an officer during the stop. Friends and family have challenged that account. (AP)

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“I don’t know the answer to that question.” SCOTT WALKER, Republican presidential hopeful and governor of Wisconsin, after being asked by CNN this weekend whether being gay is a choice. “I don’t have an opinion on every single issue out there,” Walker told CNN’s “State of the Union” during an interview aboard the Winnebago that is transporting him around Iowa.

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Google posts record 1-day windfall of $65.1B Google’s stock roared out of a long slumber Friday to produce the biggest shareholder windfall in U.S. history. A 16 percent surge in Google’s publicly traded stock translated into an additional $65.1 billion in shareholder wealth — on paper at least. (AP)

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nation+world SANLIURFA, TURKEY The children each received a doll and a sword. Then they were lined up, more than 120 of them, and given their next lesson by their Islamic State group instructors: Behead the doll. A 14-year-old who was among the line of abducted boys from Iraq’s Yazidi religious minority said at first he couldn’t cut it right. “Then they taught me how to hold the sword, and they told me how to hit. They told me it was the head of the infidels,” the boy, renamed Yahya by his ISIS captors, recalled in an interview last

week with AP in northern Iraq, where he fled after escaping the training camp. Yahya is one of dozens of young Yazidi boys — captured when ISIS overran their towns in northern Iraq last year — whom ISIS has sought to re-educate and turn into extremist jihadi fighters. It is part of a concerted effort by the extremists to build a new generation of militants, according to a series of AP interviews. The group is recruiting teens and children — mostly Sunni Muslims, but others as well — using cash, gifts, intimidation

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and brainwashing. In schools and mosques, the militants infuse children with their extremist doctrine, often turning them against their own parents. As a result, children have been plunged into the group’s atrocities. Young boys have shot captives in the head in videos issued by the group. Kids also have been used as suicide bombers. As an anti-ISIS activist who spoke on condition of anonymity said, “They tell [adults] ... ‘We have given up on you, we care about the new generation.’” ZEINA KARAM AND BRAM JANSSEN (AP)

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U.S. Air Force veteran Sophia Ensley composes herself Saturday at a makeshift memorial at the site of a deadly shooting spree in Chattanooga, Tenn.

‘Not the son we knew’ Family says Chattanooga gunman’s mental illness contributed to deadly shooting

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. A few months before he killed five U.S. service members in a shooting rampage in Chattanooga, Tenn., the 24-year-old gunman, who often joked that he was just an “Arabian redneck,” was smoking marijuana with friends. It was getting late and Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez had work the next morning at his new job some two hours away in Franklin, said a close friend who was with him that night and spent several hours with him in the days leading up to the shooting. Abdulazeez dropped off a couple of his friends on the night in April, snorted some crushed caffeine pills and started to drive. A little after 2 a.m., Abdulazeez was arrested for driving under the influence, according to court papers, an incident at odds with blog posts in which he portrayed himself as a devout Muslim and his existence in this world a “prison of monotony and routine.” The portrait emerging of Abdulazeez isn’t one of a committed

Muslim or vengeful jihadist, but rather an aimless young man who came from a troubled home and struggled to hold down a job after college, said friends and law enforcement officials. The 24-year-old Kuwait-born Abdulazeez opened fire Thursday at a military recruiting office and a Navy-Marine operations center a few miles apart. Four Marines died and three were wounded, including a sailor who later died Saturday. Abdulazeez was killed by police. In a statement, his family said Abdulazeez’s had suffered from depression for many years and “was not the son we knew and loved.” “It grieves us beyond belief to know that his pain found its expression in this heinous act of violence,” the statement said. Family members said they are cooperating with police. “We understand there are many legitimate questions that need to be answered,” they said. “Having said this, now is the

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Sailor shot in attack dies The sailor who was killed in Thursday’s shooting rampage in Chattanooga, Tennessee, was a married father of three girls who had joined the Navy in 2010. Petty Officer 2nd Class Randall Smith, 26, died Saturday of injuries he suffered when Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez opened fire at a military recruiting office and a Navy-Marine operations center on Thursday. Smith was shot three times and had undergone surgery. Smith was a logistics specialist and began his assignment in Chattanooga in August. (TWP)

time to reflect on the victims and their families, and we feel it would be inappropriate to say anything more other than that we are truly sorry for their loss.” Abdulazeez had been in and out of treatment for his depression and frequently stopped taking his medication, despite his parents’ pleas to continue,

said a person close to the family. Counterterrorism investigators, meanwhile, continued to interview Abdulazeez’s acquaintances and delve into his monthslong visit to Jordan last year, looking for clues to who or what might have influenced him and set off the bloodshed Thursday. Abdulazee’s friend, who spoke to The Washington Post on condition of anonymity said he and Abdulazeez — along with two other young Muslim men — spent hundreds of hours together over the past four years, including the weeks and months leading up to the violent attack. Sometimes they talked about the Middle East’s bloody wars, such as the battles between Israel and Hamas in Gaza and the chaos in Syria. Abdulazeez blamed some of the bloodshed on U.S. foreign policy. “It wasn’t anything that would throw up red flags,” said the friend. “Nobody suspected a thing. If we had, we would have done something to prevent this.”

“No, not at all.” That was reality TV star Donald Trump’s response Sunday when asked if he owed John McCain an apology for suggesting that the Arizona Senator wasn’t a war hero because he had been captured during the Vietnam War. If you were expecting anything else from Trump, you haven’t been paying much attention to his presidential campaign. Or his life. Trump’s appeal in the 2016 race appears to be built on saying things that other politicians would never dream of saying. When impugning a recognized war hero, most politicians would have apologized seconds after they stepped off the stage. And, it’s possible that a comment like the one Trump made about McCain might end — or cripple — a more traditional presidential bid. Who knows — it might wind up doing so for Trump too. But it seems unlikely to. Remember that Trump’s appeal is rooted in a sort of “we’re Americans, we don’t apologize” mentality. He presents himself and by extension the country as the sort of person who says what he thinks — consequences be damned. So, no, we shouldn’t expect Donald Trump to apologize for what he said about McCain. Or, really, ever. Don’t like it? Tough. CHRIS CILLIZZA

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Zack Greinke struck out 11 in eight scoreless innings against the Nationals on Sunday.

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innings. His marvelous outing extended his scoreless streak to 432 /3 innings, the longest by anyone since Orel Hersheiser’s record 59 in 1988. A day after the Nationals struggled against reigning Cy Young and MVP winner Clayton Kershaw, Greinke fooled them with his mix of command and moving, cutting and dipping pitches. The Nationals managed only four baserunners: a third-inning single by Michael A. Taylor, a fourthinning walk by Bryce Harper, a sixth-inning single by Yunel Escobar and a seventh-inning single by Clint Robinson. Taylor’s hit snapped Greinke’s streak of 28 straight batters retired, essentially a perfect game that stretched back to his last

start before the All-Star break. In a pitching matchup of this caliber, any small mistake could mean the difference and the Nationals stumbled. To start the fourth inning, Andre Ethier poked an 0-2 change-up into left field and took second base when left fielder Matt den Dekker couldn’t cleanly field the ball. Then, the Dodgers had their five-hole power-hitting All-Star catcher Yasmani Grandal bunt. The sacrifice allowed Ethier to move to third base, putting pressure on Scherzer and the Nationals. After striking out Yasiel Puig on a 97 mph fastball over the plate, Scherzer bounced a slider in the dirt to Alberto Callaspo. Catcher Wilson Ramos chased down the ball and, with a good

throw, could have gotten Ethier at home plate. But Ramos threw wide of Scherzer and Ethier slid in safely to give the Dodgers a 1-0 lead. Scherzer struck out eight over six innings and gave the Nationals a chance to win. But with a depleted lineup against a dominant opposing pitcher, the Nationals had little room for error. Scherzer pitched out of a bases-loaded jam in the first inning but snapped his streak of consecutive innings without a walk when he threw four straight balls to Grandal. He backed some Dodgers hitters into the corner but couldn’t put them away as he usually does. Four of the seven hits he allowed were with two strikes. DAVID ELFIN (AP)

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At 13-3 with a 2.30 ERA, the 2011 No. 1 pick is in the NL Cy Young race. Cole’s average fastball velocity (95.7 mph) ranks third fastest among MLB starters this season.

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Hard-throwing Reds reliever Aroldis Chapman has set a major league record for the fastest to reach 500 career strikeouts. Chapman, who routinely throws over 100 mph, reached the mark when he fanned Giovanny Urshela to end the 10th inning Sunday in Cincinnati’s game against Cleveland. The All-Star lefty needed just 292 innings to reach 500 strikeouts. The previous mark was by San Diego’s Craig Kimbrel, who got to 500 in his 305th inning on May 25. (AP) George Mason men’s basketball coach Dave Paulsen’s deal is for five years, $3.5M

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1 MARC SILVER | BROADCAST MUSE

‘Packed in a Trunk: The Lost Art of Edith Lake Wilkinson’

Silent hero: How did ‘Rectify’ pass me by for so long? Because, the sheriff explains, the wafer’s ridges can cause it to get “hung up” and refuse to emerge. Teddy has other issues. His wife, Tawney (Adelaide Clemens), has miscarried and gone to live with a friend. Plus, she has feelings for Teddy’s stepbrother, Daniel. And that brings us to the central character of this unsettling stew. Daniel is now roaming around town making everyone kind of uncomfortable after his release from prison, where he served 19 years for allegedly raping and strangling his girlfriend when he was 18 and she was 16. Even though he has confessed to the crime as part of a plea deal, he’s been freed due to conflicting DNA evidence. He’s supposed to leave Georgia within 30 days, but it doesn’t look as if he’s going anywhere soon. He’s just moved in with his sister Amantha (Abigail Spencer), the one person who’s always believed his innocence. Meanwhile, George, who might have been the real killer, has been found dead in a lake. Murder … or suicide?

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When the great-niece of painter Edith Lake Wilkinson finds her belongings in an attic, she learns more about her relative, who was committed to an asylum.

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“Rectify” is not a new show. Season 3 has just begun. But somehow I never noticed it until the burst of buzz this summer. Critics are calling it the best show on TV. I don’t think it’s possible to say one show is better than any other. But this understated Southern drama (10 p.m. Thursdays on SundanceTV) is definitely one of a kind. These days, dramatic series will burn through plotlines like kindling. Take a bathroom break while watching “Empire,” and when you’re back, everything will have changed. “Rectify,” by contrast, takes it slow. Maybe that’s because it’s set in the small town of Paulie, Georgia, where things … do … not … move … quickly. But that’s not to say things don’t happen. So far this season, Teddy (Clayne Crawford) tried to get a candy bar out of a vending machine in the sheriff’s office. “My Twix is stuck,” he tells the sheriff, who notes, “Yeah, they’re tricky sometimes.”

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Clearly, small-town life can be a trial. But it’s never dull. Take it from state senator Roland Foulkes, who as a prosecutor put Daniel in prison all those years ago: “Life is always perilous. That’s what gives it its spice.” A few scenes later, he suffers a stroke. So maybe “Rectify” really is the best — the best languidlypaced, slightly weird southern Gothic dramatic series on television today. The first two seasons are on Netflix now — better hurry and catch up before it moseys on without you.

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Read Marc’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/muse

Here are some other shows you might have missed out on, and where to watch them. ‘HELL ON WHEELS’: Set around

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The self-explanatory annual weather event strikes D.C., and this time, Mark Cuban, Ann Coulter, Anthony Weiner and more “celebrities” get in its path of destruction.

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The massive publicity campaign related to the transition of former Olympian and “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” star Caitlyn Jenner continues with this new reality series. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

BOX OFFICE HAUL

The box office take of “Ant-Man” this weekend. Paul Rudd’s tiny hero edged out the little yellow guys of “Minions,” which took in $50.2 million. Amy Schumer’s “Trainwreck” earned an estimated $30.2 million, the second-best opening ever for director Judd Apatow. (AP)

Entertainment Weekly: Comedian Kumail Nanjiani will appear on “The X-Files”

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Seacrest’s show goes door-to-door

Coroner’s officials say a 21-year-old man accidentally drowned in the backyard pool of a Los Angeles home owned by actress Demi Moore. The man was found dead at 5: 30 a.m. Sunday. Los Angeles police responded to the home in west Los Angeles after a 911 call. Police said Moore was not home at the time, and the man is not a family member. He was associated with someone who had access to the pool. His identity hasn’t been released. Authorities say Moore’s children have been having pool parties at the home, but it’s unclear if a party was going on when the drowning occurred. (AP)

On “Knock Knock Live,” premiering Tuesday on Fox, answering a knock on the door could lead to a major surprise. Host Ryan Seacrest will be in an L.A. studio while a team of helpers like Kellie Pickler and Ross Mathews arrive at the front door of people across the U.S. (Participants can apply to appear on the show or are nominated.) When they answer the door, they’re given a challenge. “Some will get cash, some will get a new car. Some will meet their celebrity crushes. Some will have a random game happen in their front yard,” Seacrest said. He’s even been practicing. “I just went down a street the other night in Los Angeles and tested it,” Seacrest said. “Most men answer the door without a shirt on.” (AP)

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“Snapchat has a time limit for how long recipients can view their messages, one of the reasons it is more commonly associated with sexting than detective work.” BRENT A. LANG AT VARIETY.COM is

surprised to hear that the social media app hosted a murder mystery party. Eli Roth, the director of the bloodbath flick “Hostel,” produced the live show, in which Internet celebrities gathered at a mansion and were “killed off.” The show will be online for 24 hours, giving fans a limited window to figure out whodunit.

“The #sharkattack on Mick Fanning is why I didn’t become a pro surfer … also skill, balance & being able to surf” @OLDMANNATO is stunned by video of Australian surfer

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“I believe this public mood reflects a growing recognition that we all have secrets, and they are not all equally worthy of exposure.” NICK DENTON AT KINJA.COM explains

why his company, Gawker Media, removed a post this weekend that exposed married Conde Nast CFO David Geithner as texting a male escort. After the post was published Thursday, readers and journalists condemned it as outing Geithner, the brother of former Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. Gawker swiftly removed the post, but not without a lot of internet drama first.

“NBC News pulled out its ‘Nightly News’ anchor chair Saturday night for Thomas Roberts, the rugged and dashing MSNBC host who came out when it was still considered career suicide.” DAWN ENNIS AT ADVOCATE.COM is moved by Saturday evening’s news — the broadcast, that is. MSNBC host Thomas Roberts filled in as host of NBC’s “Nightly News,” making him the first out anchor of an evening newscast on a major network. Roberts led with Donald Trump’s comments about the war record of Sen. John McCain.

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1968: The first International Special Olympics Summer Games, organized by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, are held at Soldier Field in Chicago.

1969: Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin become the first men to walk on the moon after reaching the surface in their Apollo 11 lunar module.

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Adam Sandler feels that when audiences finally see his upcoming Netflix comedy, “The Ridiculous Six,” they will realize he wasn’t trying to offend anyone. The spoof takes its name from the Western classic “The Magnificent Seven” and pokes fun at the genre. Earlier this year, a group of Native American actors walked off the set, saying the film’s content was offensive to their culture. “It was just a misunderstanding and once the movie is out will be cleared up,” Sandler said Saturday at the premiere of his new film, “Pixels.” Sandler called “The Ridiculous Six” 100 percent pro-American Indian. The cast includes Sandler (who also co-wrote it), Taylor Lautner and Steve Buscemi. It premieres Dec. 11 on Netflix. (AP)

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It was either this or the video of the talent show Buckingham Palace commented Saturday on images published in The Sun newspaper of 7-year-old Queen Elizabeth II performing a Nazi salute with her family in 1933. The footage, taken from a home movie, also shows Elizabeth’s mother making the salute as the family laughs. “It is disappointing that film … apparently from Her Majesty’s personal family archive, has been obtained and exploited in this manner,” the palace said. (AP)

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Taylor Swift gushed on Twitter after actors and friends Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan performed dramatic readings of her lyrics for Yahoo! and NPR, respectively. “You two are ULTIMATE Squad Goals,” Swift wrote Thursday, with a photo of the two. Stewart responded Friday, “OMG I DIE!!! (no really, I might. I’m old.) (EXPRESS)

Disney shared its disapproval over the use of Star Wars characters in risque positions with Amy Schumer in the August issue of GQ. “Lucasfilm & Disney didn’t approve, participate in or condone the inappropriate use of our characters in this manner,” Disney tweeted Friday. Star Wars actor Mark Hamill tweeted Friday, “Thought [Schumer] was just cast in Ep 8! We should be so lucky.”

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