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Cat Never Wanted Rivalry With Dog to Go This Far A Northern California couple can blame this one on the dog. Authorities say sun refracted off a dog’s shiny water bowl and ignited a fire at Terry and Shay Weisbrich’s Santa Rosa home Wednesday, burning a hole in the siding. A fire department engineer’s investigation said the fire was concentrated where the bowl was. (AP) TALENTS

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Kerry, Putin Talk Syria Secretary of State John Kerry heads to Russia on Tuesday to try to persuade President Vladimir Putin to support, or at least not veto, imposing U.N. penalties on Syria.

Meanwhile … The Department of Homeland Security ordered border agents to immediately begin verifying that every international student who arrives in the U.S. has a valid student visa, according to an internal memorandum obtained Friday. The new procedure is the government’s first security change directly related to the Boston bombings. The order came one day after the Obama administration acknowledged that one of the students accused of hiding evidence, Azamat Tazhayakov, of Kazakhstan, was allowed to return to the U.S. in January without a valid student visa. (AP)

Boston Every time the widow of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev leaves her parents’ house, federal agents watching the residence follow her in unmarked vehicles. Federal authorities are placing intense pressure on what they know to be the inner circle of the two bombing suspects, arresting three college buddies of surviving brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and keeping Tamerlan’s 24-year-old widow, Katherine Russell, in the public eye with their open surveillance and leaks to media about investigators’ focus on her. Legal experts say it’s part of their quest not just to determine whether Russell and the friends are culpable but also to push for as much information as possible regarding whether the bombing suspects had ties to a terrorism network or accomplices working domestically or abroad. Much about Tamerlan’s widow remains a mystery, including what she knew or witnessed in the weeks, months and years before the bombings, and what she saw and did in the days after. It’s unclear when Russell last communicated with her husband, but

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Boston Suspect’s Body Funeral preparations for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, at left, continued Sunday at a funeral home in Worcester, Mass. Tsarnaev’s uncle Ruslan Tsarni of Montgomery Village, Md., met with funeral director Peter Stefan and prepared to wash and shroud Tsarnaev’s body according to Muslim tradition. Stefan said he hasn’t been able to find a cemetery in Massachusetts willing to take the body. Tsarnaev, 26, died in a gunfight with police April 19. (AP)

her lawyer, Amato DeLuca, said last month that the last time she saw him was before she went to work April 18. DeLuca said last week that Russell had met with law enforcement “for many hours over the past week” and would continue to do so. He previously said Russell didn’t suspect her husband of anything before the bombings. Eugene O’Donnell, a John Jay College of Criminal Justice lecturer and former police ofﬁcer and assistant district attorney in New York City, said the message from federal authorities is clear: “No stone will be unturned.” “I t h i n k a f ter 9/11, t here’s really a kitchen-sink approach to nat iona l securit y,” he said. BRIDGET MURPHY AND MICHELLE R. SMITH (AP)

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Murray, Utah A 46-year-old referee who was punched by a teenage player during a recreational soccer league game and later slipped into a coma has died, police said. Ricardo Portillo of Salt Lake City died at the hospital, where he was being treated following the assault last weekend, a police spokesman said Saturday night. The 17-year-old player, whose name hasn’t been released because of his age, has been booked into juvenile detention on suspicion of aggravated assault. Authorities said they will consider additional charges. An autopsy is planned. (AP)

5 Killed in Calif. Limousine Fire Vehicle bursts into flames, trapping women; 4 escape San Francisco A limousine traveling on a major bridge over San Francisco Bay burst into flames, killing five women who were trapped inside and injuring four others who escaped, authorities said Sunday. The limo was carrying the nine women and its driver when it caught ﬁre around 10 p.m. Saturday on the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge, said California Highway Patrol ofﬁcer Art Montiel. Five of the women were trapped

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Gunmen on Friday killed the lead Pakistani prosecutor in such high-profile cases as the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, shocking a country reeling from Taliban attacks as it prepares for elections. Nobody claimed responsibility for killing Chaudhry Zulfikar Ali in Islamabad. (AP)

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Attacks Kill 9 Across Iraq Amid Sectarian Unrest A series of attacks, including a blast near an Internet cafe in a Sunni area of Baghdad, killed nine people and wounded dozens Sunday in and around the Iraqi capital. The attacks came amid heightened sectarian tension following a deadly security crackdown last month on a camp run by Sunnis in northern Iraq. (AP)

Beirut Israel rushed to beef up its rocket defenses on its northern border Sunday to shield against possible retaliation after carrying out two airstrikes in Syria over 48 hours — an unprecedented escalation of Israeli involvement in the Syrian civil war. Syria and its patron, Iran, hinted at possible retribution, though the rhetoric in ofﬁcial statements appeared relatively muted. Despite new concerns about a regional war, Israeli ofﬁcials signaled that they will keep trying to block what they see as an effort by Iran to send sophisticated weapons to Lebanon’s Hezbollah militia ahead of a possible collapse of Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime. Israel has repeatedly threatened to intervene in the Syrian civil war to stop the transfer of what it calls “game-changing” weapons to Hezbollah, a Syrian-backed group that

The scene: Smoke from Israeli airstrikes blows over Damascus, Syria, on Sunday.

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“Unfortunately, the red line that the president of the United States [has] was apparently written in disappearing ink.” — SEN. JOHN McCA IN, R-ARIZ., DISCUSSING ON “FOX NEWS SUNDAY” THE WHITE HOUSE’S REACTION TO REPORTS OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS USED IN SYRIA, WHICH WOULD CROSS PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA’S “RED LINE”

Death Toll Tops 620 in Bangladesh Building Collapse Dhaka, Bangladesh More than 620 bodies have been recovered from the garment-factory building that collapsed in Bangladesh more than a week ago, police said Sunday, as the grim recovery work continued in one of the worst industrial accidents ever. Police said Sunday night that the death toll had reached 622. More than 200 bodies have been recovered since Wednesday, when authorities said only 149 people had been listed as missing. The stench

Meanwhile … The building in Dhaka, Bangladesh, that collapsed April 24 had not been designed to handle heavy industrial equipment, let alone the three floors that were later illegally added, an architect whose firm designed it said Sunday. Masood Reza said the building was designed in 2004 as a shopping mall. “I don’t know how the additional floors were added and how factories were allowed on the top floors,” he said. (AP)

of decomposing bodies remains amid the broken concrete of the eight-story Rana Plaza building, and it is anyone’s guess how many victims remain to be recovered. The April 24 disaster is likely the worst garment-factory accident ever, and there have been few industrial accidents of any kind with a higher death toll. Bangladesh’s government promised to make the garment industry safer after a November factory ﬁre that killed 112 people. But its plan has yet to be implemented. (AP)

battled Israel. Since carr ying out an airstrike in January that reportedly destroyed a shipment of anti-aircraft missiles headed to Hezbollah, Israel had largely stayed on the sidelines. That changed over the weekend with a pair of airstrikes, including an attack near a military complex close to the Syrian capital of Damascus early Sunday. The Israeli government and military refused to comment. But a senior Israeli ofﬁcial said both airstrikes targeted shipments of Fateh110 missiles bound for Hezbollah. Syria’s government called the attacks a “f lagrant violation of international law” that has made the Middle East “more dangerous.” Syria’s information minister, Omran al-Zoubi, read a Cabinet statement saying that Syria has the right and duty “to defend its people by all available means.” Israeli ofﬁcials believe Assad has little desire to open a new front with Israel when he is preoccupied with the survival of his regime. Still, Israel seemed to be taking the Syrian threats seriously. JOSEF FEDERMAN AND K ARIN L AUB (AP)

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In Pakistan, a Female-Voter Debate Mateela, Pakistan For decades, not one woman in this dusty Pakistani village has voted. And they aren’t likely to in this week’s election either. The village’s men have spoken. “It’s the will of my husband,” Fatma Shamshed said. “This is the decision of all the families.” Mateela is one of 564 out of the 64,000 polling districts across Pakistan where not a single woman voted in the country’s 2008 election. The men from this village of roughly 9,000 people got together with other nearby communities to decide that their women would not vote Saturday. Yar Mohammed, a village elder,

Backstory Women represent about 43 percent of the roughly 86 million registered voters in Pakistan, according to official data. In more conservative areas, the percentage drops. But there are encouraging signs, with more women competing in the elections. Sixty of the 342 seats in the lower house of parliament are reserved for women. (AP)

said the problem is that the local polling station is mixed gender. “Men would tease them,” he said. Saturday’s parliamentary election will bring a major first for democracy in Pakistan — the ﬁrst

time a civilian government has fulﬁlled its term and handed over power to another. But women still face an uphill battle to be heard in the political process. And Mateela’s women certainly want a political voice. One resident said the women in his family say, “ ‘We want to vote.’ But we tell them that it is a collective decision.” Activists also are trying to nurture the change, and some even met with residents in Mateela recently. The men there say they are willing to let women vote if the election commission sets up a separate polling station. But the commission said that isn’t possible because the voting lists had already been ﬁnalized. REBECCA SANTANA (AP)

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D.C.’s streetcars may be a novelty at first, but city has big plans Washington

When the D.C. streetcars start carrying passengers, don’t look for them to be an immediate hit as people-movers. At ﬁrst, they will operate more like a Disneyland ride than a transit system. And that’s OK, as long as this initial service lays the foundation for the system. Right now, there’s not a huge unmet need to move people between Union Station and Oklahoma Avenue. Metrobus X2 links the McPherson Square and Gallery Place Metro stations, Union Station and the Minnesota Avenue Metro station. The

H Street/Benning Road corridor is just a segment of its route. The X9 MetroExtra, a limited-stop service, links the Capitol Heights Metro station with Metro Center via the H Street/Benning Road corridor. So why does this puny streetcar thing make any sense? If the streetcar line were allowed to exist in isolation, it would be no more than a 2-mile toy. But the Metrobus routes can be adjusted as necessary. The District, as a partner in the transit authority, has a lot to say about routing within the District. As for the streetcars’ destinations, the District has announced a very ambitious long-term goal for a 37-mile citywide network of lines. A proposed Benning Road extension would cross the Anacostia River to connect with Metrorail. The District also has proposed an extension west from Union Station to the Georgetown waterfront. But the streetcar project isn’t just

about moving people. It’s also about neighborhood buzz and identity. Mayor Vincent Gray addressed this Wednesday as he stood in front of a streetcar delivered to an Anacostia yard for testing.

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The number of passengers each streetcar is built to carry. They are 8 feet wide, or a bit narrower than local buses.

Asked why people would decide to take the streetcar, he said, “Certainly in the beginning, there will be the novelty of it.” This is exactly right, and it’s important. Gray went on to say that the streetcars will help define neighborhoods. There’s “a kind of engagement” coming between the community and its new transit service, he said. This will be more difficult to quantify than passenger counts, but it is significant nonetheless.

Woman, 73, Pulled From Tracks by Metro Riders 600 Maryland Avenue, SW • Washington, DC 20024 L’Enfant Plaza Metro EXP-050613-CHS

Washington A 73-year-old woman who fell onto Metro tracks Saturday was pulled back onto the platform by fellow riders, the transit authority said. The incident happened at the

Dupont Circle station shortly before 2:30 p.m., Metro spokesman Dan Stessel said. It is not clear how the woman fell onto the outbound tracks, he said, but she was helped to safety by bystanders. The woman, who was not iden-

tiﬁed, was taken to George Washington University Hospital with a non-life-threatening head injury. Stessel said there was no train in the immediate area when the woman fell, and the incident had no impact on Red Line service. MIKE DEBONIS (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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Poll: McDonnell Popular With Va. Voters 64 percent say they approve of the job governor is doing

“He realized he had a bunch of his ideas that he wouldn’t get through unless he agreed to compromise.”

Richmond, Va.

PLAN. “I’VE BEEN RATHER IMPRESSED BY HIM, UP UNTIL THE PAST FEW WEEKS,” HE ADDED.

In the last year of his four-year term, Gov. Bob McDonnell remains firmly popular with Virginia voters, getting high marks on how he is handling his duties as governor and his personal ethics, according to a new Washington Post poll. Overall, 64 percent of all registered voters in the commonwealth say they approve of the job McDonnell is doing, up 6 percentage points from two Post surveys last year.

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Meanwhile … Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli has an early 46 to 41 percent lead over businessman Terry McAuliffe in their race for governor, a new Washington Post poll shows. Among those who say they’re certain to cast ballots in November, Cuccinelli has a 51 to 41 percent lead. However, barely 10 percent say they are following the campaign “very closely,” and nearly half of the electorate say they’re either undecided or could change their minds. (T WP)

— PAUL SL AT TERY, 71, OF McLEAN, ON BOB McDONNELL’S BIPARTISAN TRANSPORTATION

His approval rating is as high as it has been in periodic Post polls over his tenure. The positive ratings cut across the political spectrum, with the biggest improvement coming among Democratic voters. Fifty-two percent of them say McDonnell is doing a good job, compared with 38 percent last September. There is also generally crossparty agreement that McDonnell

has “high personal moral and ethical standards.” Fully 59 percent of all Virginians say so; just 16 percent say he does not; and 25 percent are unsure. The latest poll numbers come soon after McDonnell, who is termlimited, claimed a major legislative victory with the passage of a landmark transportation plan expected to raise $1.4 billion a year for road projects over ﬁve years and

Catch Me if You Can

Cambridge, Md.

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— CHRIS BA NGS, A FORMER CO-WORKER OF ERIC TOTH, ABOVE, REFERRING TO THE MAN WHO WAS ON THE RUN FROM POLICE FOR FIVE YEARS, ACCUSED OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. OFFICIALS SAY TOTH USED ALIASES TO CONCEAL HIS IDENTITY WHILE ON THE FBI’S TEN MOST WANTED LIST.

62%

PINT-SIZE ATHLETES READY for the 50-meter race for 5-year-olds at Springarn High School in Northeast on Saturday. More than 600 young athletes competed in the fifth annual Dr. Tommie Smith Youth Track Meet. It may be the last time the event will be held at the school, which is slated to close this year.

The amount of high school students in Montgomery County, Md., who

failed their final exams in geometry in January. There was a 57 percent failure rate for those taking Algebra 2, while about a third of honors-level students didn’t pass the exams, according to figures recently released by the school system. The results have prompted school officials to look into whether students are being adequately prepared for the tests. (AP)

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Behold the Bivalve, Nature’s Janitor Study: Oyster reefs greatly improved river’s water quality

“He was reﬁned, very intellectual and geekish. He was someone you might meet at a renaissance fair discussing world civilizations.”

as the FBI raises questions about his relationship with donor and Star Scientiﬁc chief executive Jonnie Williams Sr. McDonnell, often mentioned as a potential national candidate, has been caught in a media storm over his relationship with Williams, who paid a $15,000 catering tab for the 2011 wedding of one of the governor’s daughters. McDonnell has said that he did not disclose the gift because it was not made directly to him but to his daughter. Under Virginia law, elected ofﬁcials are not required to report gifts to members of their family.

A reef in the Choptank River seeded with oysters by the state of Maryland — about 130 oysters per square meter — removed 20 times more nitrogen pollution in one year than a nearby site that had not been seeded, according to a recently released study. The upshot, said Lisa Kellogg, a researcher for the Virginia Institute of Marine Science who led the four-year study, is that oyster reefs could potentially remove nearly half of nitrogen pollution from that river in eastern Maryland “if you took all the areas suitable for restoration and restored them.” A wider restoration could help clean the Chesapeake Bay, where the Choptank and other major rivers drain. Man-made nitrogen pollution is part of a one-two punch that cre-

ates oxygen-depleted dead zones that have bedeviled the bay. At one time, when oyster reefs were so plentiful the European explorers complained about navigating around them, the Chesapeake was crystal clear. Excessive oyster ﬁshing, combined with massive farm and urban pollution, depleted oysters, denuded reefs and clouded the water by the 1980s. About that time, two diseases, Dermo and MSX, came out of nowhere to decimate the stock in Maryland and Virginia. Oysters in those two states are experiencing a modest recovery because of the restoration and farming known as aquaculture. Kellogg and her fellow researchers wanted to show that oyster reefs could greatly improve water quality and are worth the millions of dollars being invested in their restoration. Nitrogen removal “is just one of the ecosystem services that oysters provide,” she said. “It’s clear that they were doing far more than we even know now. It’s a huge loss.” DARRYL FEARS (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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“I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States…” Thus begins the oath of office recited by every federal employee, from appointed agency leaders and ambassadors to air traffic controllers and social security claims representatives. Though we come from different backgrounds and fulfill different missions, we are united by this common pledge to serve and protect our great country. That’s the power of public service. Together we are confronting and overcoming challenges of great importance to the American people. Whether securing our borders, ensuring the safety of the products we buy and the food we eat, protecting our environment, or caring for our veterans and most vulnerable citizens, government employees are dedicated to serving others and making a difference—sometimes at great risk to their own lives and well-being. During Public Service Recognition Week, we collectively give thanks to the federal, state, county and local government employees serving in our hometowns and around the world. We invite you to join us in saying thank you to the public servants you meet and reflect on the many benefits we all enjoy as a result of their dedicated and tireless work.

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Jacob J. Lew, PSRW Co-Chair Secretary of the Treasury

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Arlington Cemetery Plans Major Expansion Arlington Arlington National Cemetery leaders are working on what could be one of the largest expansions in decades, warning that the nation’s military burial ground will run out of new grave sites within a dozen years without more burial space. The plans are part of a whirlwind of improvements put in place since investigators revealed widespread problems several years ago. Workers just finished construction on a structure that can hold tens of thousands of cremated remains, and officials will soon design a 38-acre addition around the Air Force Memorial. But one project — which officials say would add more than 27,000 much-needed interment sites — has sparked opposition. Critics say the Millennium Project, as the 27-acre expansion is called, doesn’t fit the historic site, would damage a stream and raze hundreds of trees in place since the Civil War. Some ask whether it would make more sense to begin planning for the day when the cemetery will be full. “I love Arlington,” said Rep. Jim Cooper, D-Tenn. “But it’s not big enough for all future wars. It seems like we need to be prepa r i ng for A rl i ng ton Two.” SUSAN SVRLUGA (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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O, Say You Can’t See …

Budget cuts hit D.C. hot spots, fueling fear of lasting damage to the tourism industry

Reduced Days

Reduced Hours

Washington The National Archives — home of the original

The National Arboretum will close to the public

Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence — has slashed evening hours.

Tuesday through Thursday starting May 13, and it will charge rental fees.

Closed Exhibits

Fewer Events

The Smithsonian closed three exhibits, in the Na- Carter Barron, Rock Creek Park and tional Museum of African Art, the Smithsonian Castle and Fort Dupont are scaling back summer concerts and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

theater programs..

Program Cuts

Weekday Closures

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The Mall, Washington’s oft-trampled symbol of democracy and its most-visited national park, heads into the summer tourist season with no Fourth of July concert, fewer Park Police officers and a whole lot of uncollected trash — all results of the spending cuts coursing through parks, museums and other cultural destinations that people come to see in the capital. The cuts may not be drastic, but they’re troubling to tourists, advocates for the arts and other critics of the budget impasse in Congress that put the across-the-board reductions known as sequestration in place two months ago. “The leisure traveler is a very emotional traveler,” said John Stachnik, president of Mayﬂower Tours, which books trips to the D.C. area. “They’re skittish.” Potential visitors are expressing reservations about visiting Washington this summer, he said. “If an exhibit in the Smithsonian is closing, the only thing they remember is: The Smithsonian is closing.” In the grand scheme of things, these are nicks rather than gouges. As Smithsonian spokeswoman Linda St. Thomas put it, we are still talking about free, world-class museums. “Three rooms inside the 16 Smithsonian museums will be closed,” she said. “Millions of objects will still be available to see.” But others say the closings have a symbolism that goes deeper than three small exhibits. “You have to wonder, what is the impact when the Washington Monument is closed and the bathrooms are kind of crummy?” asked John Garder of the Nation-

Antietam National Battlefield cut its

Robert E. Lee’s Former Home in Arlington

living-history program by half, as many of the 14 parks in the region scale back services.

National Cemetery will see its visitor center closed on weekdays.

al Parks Conservation Association. “Will people want to come back?” And tourists are not likely to find closely mowed grass there or at many parks, though the Mall’s mowing contract is holding on. They won’t find a regional communications office there, either: Its six fulltime staff now stands at one, a fire information officer. Ten percent of the Mall’s maintenance staff jobs are vacant and won’t be filled anytime soon, Mall officials said, which means a hit to

“If you’re in Washington all the time, you can lose perspective on how important it is for someone from Arizona, for example, to have the experience of seeing the museums here. You can easily be seduced into believing that everyone has the same access to the museums and exhibits here.” — JIM BRE W ER , 45, OF PHOENIX, ON A RECENT VISIT TO THE DISTRICT — HIS FIRST SINCE HE WAS 11. HE SAID THAT IT WAS REASONABLE TO FIND LESSER-VISITED ROOMS IN THE SMITHSONIAN CLOSED, BUT HE CALLED THE BUDGET CUTS “ASININE.”

Limited Impact

Despite the fact that it’s punctuated by an earthquake-damaged, scaffolding-clad Washington Monument, the Mall has been relatively lucky: Its overseers were able to compensate for the $1.6 million in cuts to its $33 million budget by curtailing hiring and travel expenses. The Fourth of July fireworks will go forward. But the budget cuts forced the park to cancel the annual concert by the Washington Monument, saving $200,000. Mall officials also are proposing to scale back the popular nighttime tours, officials said. (T WP)

trash collection, especially after events such as the July 4 ﬁreworks. And it’s not just stafﬁng shortages: The park is drastically reducing overtime to make its budget cuts. The service industry, too, has experienced changes because of the sequester — hotels, in particular, are changing gears to make up for the loss of government business as agencies cut travel expenses and conventions. The industry’s strategy for survival is focusing almost exclusively on the leisure market. Tourism officials are heavily promoting the city’s nonfederal attractions, including restaurants, architecture and sporting events. Kate Gibbs of Destination D.C., the city’s convention and visitors bureau, takes a glass-half-full approach. If you can’t go to the National Arboretum, she said, go to Rock Creek Park or the National Zoo. “Or see the gardens at Hillwood.” LISA REIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS

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Penguins Top Islanders In OT to Take 2-1 Lead

Nationals second baseman Danny Espinosa had a two-run home run and a sacrifice fly in Sunday’s win over the Pirates. Espinosa has three homers and 10 RBIs this season.

Espinosa, Moore Power Nats Each hits a home run and drives in 3 runs in win over Pirates

On Deck Tuesday A. Sanchez 3-2, 1.82 ERA

Nationals Tyler Moore hit a three-run homer and Danny Espinosa homered and drove in three runs, leading Gio Gonzalez and the Washington Nationals over the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-2, on Sunday. Moore’s homer in the eighth inning off rookie reliever Bryan Morris was his ﬁrst of the year after hitting 10 in 75 games last season as a rookie. Nationals star outﬁelder Bryce Harper was ejected in the first inning for disputing a checkedswing third strike. He tried to hold up on a 2-2 pitch from Wandy Rodriguez, and home plate umpire Bob Davidson pointed to third base ump

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Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper was ejected in the first inning Sunday.

John Hirschbeck for help. Hirschbeck ruled that Harper had swung. Harper stood outside the batter’s box, stared at Hirschbeck for a few moments and dropped his bat. Hirschbeck then tossed last season’s NL Rookie of the Year. It

was the first ejection this year for Harper and second of his career. Starling Marte hit a leadoff homer in the first, his fourth home run in five games for Pittsburgh. Espinosa’s two-run homer in the fourth put Washington ahead

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J. Zimmermann 5-1, 1.64 ERA

for good at 3-1. He also hit a sacrifice fly in the second. Gonzalez (3-2) allowed two runs and five hits in six innings, walking two and striking out five. He had been tagged for 18 runs and 21 hits in his previous four starts, going 1-2 in that span. The Nationals won for the fourth time in five games. Wilson Ramos had three hits for the Nats. Roger Bernandina, who took over for Harper, had two hits after entering the game with only one hit all season in 25 at-bats. Rodriguez (2-2) gave up three runs and six hits, striking out seven and walking one in six innings. The Pirates pulled within 3-2 in the sixth when Russell Martin hit an RBI double. (AP)

Chris Kunitz scored his second powerplay goal of the game 8:34 into overtime off a pass from Sidney Crosby, and the PittsKunitz burgh Penguins shook off an early deficit and a late blown lead to beat the New York Islanders, 5-4, on Sunday in Game 3 of the first-round series. The Eastern Conference’s top-seeded team holds a 2-1 series lead. (AP) NBA

Carlesimo Won’t Return The Nets announced Sunday that coach P.J. Carlesimo wouldn’t return, hours after they were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs. Carlesimo helped the Nets finish 49-33 after replacing the fired Avery Johnson in December, earning the No. 4 seed in the Eastern Conference. (AP) GOLF

Rookie Wins Wells Fargo A week like no other at Quail Hollow held one final surprise Sunday when 22-yearold rookie Derek Ernst birdied the 18th hole to force a playoff, and then won the Wells Fargo Championship on the first extra hole against David Lynn of England. (AP)

TV Lineup NBA PLAYOFFS (7 P.M., TNT) The Heat haven’t played since April 28 after sweeping the Bucks. Now they host the Bulls, who won Game 7 in Brooklyn on Saturday. NBA PLAYOFFS (9:30 P.M., TNT) After sweeping an injury-plagued Lakers team, the Spurs face a talented Warriors backcourt led by Stephen Curry. STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS (10 P.M., NBCSN) The reigning Stanley Cup champion Kings face a 2-1 series deficit against the Blues.

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Oates Rewards Caps With a Little Rest Coach holds optional practice before team heads to New York

7:30 P.M. | NBCSN Today GAME 3

And on the seventh day, the Capitals rested. After defeating the Rangers twice in three days — including Saturday’s 1-0 overtime thriller — to take a 2-0 ﬁrst-round series lead, coach Adam Oates didn’t hold any meetings and gave the team the choice to participate in an optional skate Sunday. Out of seven Caps who opted to practice, forward Jay Beagle and defenseman Jack Hillen were the only ones who have played in the series. “It’s nice whenever you have an optional,” Beagle said. “If guys feel like they need some rest, they can ride the bike, get a stretch in or if

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Stanley Cup Playoffs

The Capitals won Games 1 and 2 at Verizon Center to take a 2-0 first-round series lead over the New York Rangers.

you need to get out there and get a little skate in, it’s good. Everyone does what they need to do to be ready for [Monday].” Throughout the regular season, Oates emphasized the importance of giving the Caps time to wind down, and with two pivotal games at Mad-

ison Square Garden tonight and Wednesday, he once again stressed the importance of de-stressing. “The thought really from the staff is that even though [Saturday was] an afternoon game, it’s a stressful environment,” he said. “You win in overtime, you’re excit-

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ed, but still it’s very stressful. So let the guys just breathe a little bit. They get to breathe for a day, and tomorrow we’re right back at it.” Tonight the Caps face a desperate Rangers team hellbent on salvaging the ﬁrst-round series. Washington has never had a 3-0 lead in a sev-

en-game series in its franchise history, having blown all six chances, including four on the road. The Rangers are sure to feed off the energy of a raucous hometown crowd, but the Capitals have a plan to combat that. “It’s obviously one of the best atmospheres in the league,” goalie Braden Holtby said. “They’re passionate fans. They obviously want to help their team win. Our job is to block all of that out. We have a job to do to win the game, and the atmosphere, the fans, the other team, that doesn’t matter. We have our goal in mind, and we’re going to prepare for that.” ADAM VINGAN (FOR E XPRESS)

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Rambo Puts His Past Behind Him

Thunder forward Kevin Durant scored 35 points in Sunday’s win over the Grizzlies.

Durant, Thunder Edge Out Grizzlies Star’s late jumpers cap fourth-quarter rally in Game 1 win

NBA Awards Most Valuable Player LeBron James, Miami Heat

NBA Playoffs

Rookie of the Year Damian Lillard, Trail Blazers

Kevin Durant scored 35 points and hit a pair of jumpers in the final minute to lift the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 93-91 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Sunday in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals. Derek Fisher poked the ball away from Mike Conley to spring Durant the other way, and he pulled up to make a shot with 11.1 seconds left that put Oklahoma City up 91-90. Quincy Pondexter had a chance to send the game to overtime when he was fouled attempting a 3-pointer with Memphis trailing 93-90 and 1.6 seconds remaining. But he missed the first free throw. The Grizzlies got 20 points and 10 rebounds from Marc Gasol and 18 points and 10 rebounds from Zach Randolph. Pondexter and Conley scored 13 apiece. Kevin Martin scored 25 for Oklahoma City, which trailed for much of the game but was able to avoid repeating its Game 1 loss from when these two teams met in the West semifinals two years ago. The Thunder were able to rally and win that series in seven.

Defensive Player of the Year Marc Gasol, Grizzlies

Bacarri Rambo was drafted in the sixth round by the Washington Redskins after a solid career at Georgia that suggested he would be selected much earlier. A couple of suspensions during his career with the Bulldogs, at least one reportedly for a failed drug test, likely caused the safety’s stock to drop. “All that’s behind me,” Rambo said Sunday when the Redskins concluded their three-day rookie minicamp. “I’ve moved on from that. It helped me grow [into] the person I am today. I’m just a regular, cool guy. I feel like I built my trust up. I know I still got things I need to improve on just to show them, ‘Hey he’s not that guy. He grew from that.’ ” Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said Rambo aced a test to measure prospects’ dedication and

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Redskins

The Redskins selected rookie safety Bacarri Rambo in the sixth round.

work ethic. Background checks and talks with the coaches at Georgia, including former Redskins linebackers coach Kirk Olivadotti, also convinced the Redskins that

Rambo was worth picking in the sixth round. That’s the same round Shanahan drafted 1998 MVP Terrell Davis for Denver out of Georgia in 1995 and record-setting running back Alfred Morris for Washington a year ago. “I k now Coach Olivadot ti had something to do with it, told ’em what kind of player I was and about my true character,” Rambo said. Shanahan was impressed with the size, quickness and speed of Rambo and fellow rookie safety Phillip Thomas, Washington’s fourth-round selection. There is a starting spot available in the secondary. Tanard Jackson, who was supposed to start at free safety last year, remains on an indefinite NFL substance-abuse suspension. Madieu Williams, who ﬁlled in last year, wasn’t re-signed. (AP)

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held simultaneously in theaters in Los Angeles and Berlin. Only die-hard fans ﬁnd out about such special events. St udios va lue t he approach because it allows them to reward devoted fans while building early buzz for their ﬁlms. It also circumvents, in a way, the more traditional method of staging promotional events for entertainment media and then depending on those outlets to spread the news to fans.

There are no better ambassadors to get word of mouth going,” says Marc Weinstock, Sony’s co-president of worldwide marketing. “Movies are such a viral thing.” Asad Ayaz, senior vice president of marketing for Disney, says one aim of the “Lone Ranger” Las Vegas event last month was to generate as much international interest as possible in the film’s trailer, which made its public debut there. Fans from as far away as China submitted questions for Depp, Hammer, director Gore Verbinski and producer Jerry Bruckheimer via Twitter during the online broadcast. Such starry mini-screenings can help raise a film’s social-media profile in the crowded summer marketplace, Ayaz says. “When we did our event for ‘The Lone Ranger,’ ‘Lone Ranger’ was trending on Twitter worldwide and in the U.S. for several hours during and after the event, and that’s because of fans tweeting,” he says. “It’s all about getting eyeballs on our trailer … so the social-media aspect just makes it. It’s a giant halo and it spreads the word.” SANDY COHEN (AP)

A Real Sharpshooter: Steven Spielberg has his sights set on his next project, a movie about former Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle. DreamWorks Studios says the filmmaker will direct Bradley Cooper in an adaptation of the best-selling book “American Sniper.” Jason Hall wrote the script based on the autobiography of Kyle, who was killed along with a friend earlier this year while at a North Texas gun range. Kyle is considered to be the deadliest sniper in U.S. military history. (AP)

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scratchy to soothing and vocals that dissolve into distortion. While the ﬁrst half of the album challenges listeners with rawness (like on “Leather Jacket II”), side 2 features some of t he band’s jauntiest offerings yet. And despite a band news release describing the album as “nocturnal garage,” Cox says the intent wasn’t to make it sound any

different from the band’s other records, though he calls it “much more of an electric rock record” than the dreamy “Halcyon Digest.” Cox isn’t sure how the band reached that point, though. “Some of my favorites didn’t make it on the album,” he says. “Some songs that I didn’t really think were worthy did make it on the album. Some songs that we all thought were the best ones didn’t make it on the album. I don’t know how that works.” JONATHAN DREW (AP)

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‘The Office’ Says Goodbye to Scranton Fans gather to salute the departing series set in the Pa. city The actors who play Pam, Jim, Dwight and other characters from the popular NBC show “The Office” bade farewell Saturday to the Pennsylvania city of Scranton, which served as the TV setting for their fictional paper company.

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The NBC mockumentary about a clan of quirky cubicle-dwellers at the ﬁctional Dunder Mifﬂin Paper Co. wraps up May 16, and a crowd estimated at 10,000 attended a “Wrap Party” in Scranton. Jenna Fischer, John Krasinski, Rainn Wilson and other stars rode in classic convertibles and posed for hundreds of photos as fans thronged around them. The stars later took the stage in front of the Lackawanna County Courthouse and played a concert with The Scrantones, who

Kenny Chesney opens “Life on a Rock” with the hit “Pirate Flag,” a rowdy beach-bum anthem reminiscent of his many fun-in-the-sun party songs of the past dozen years. Yet most of the album’s songs are about unplugging from the chaos of the daily grind and reﬂecting on quieter pleasures (such as the Willie Nelson duet “Coconut Tree”). It’s a bold move, considering that a new crop of country rockers are selling millions of albums modeled on Chesney’s pounding arena rock sound. But, to his credit, Chesney follows his muse and offers up an album that exposes his weathered soul. MICHAEL McCALL (AP)

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In the age of interactive TV, networks should air pilots and let viewers help decide what goes to series. Amazon thinks it knows a better way to separate the wheat from the chaff. As it jumps into ﬁrst-run video, it has placed pilots for eight comedy series and six kids’ series on its website and invited the public to watch and rate them. In the age of interactive television, maybe the networks should consider a similar policy: air its pilots and let viewers help decide what goes to series. After all, would viewers last spring have ordered up NBC’s monkey sitcom “Animal Practice?” Probably not. FR A ZIER MOORE (AP)

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3533 Ames St. NE Washington, DC 20019

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AMES STREET APTS

Professionally Managed By CIH Properties, Inc.

NE- Huntwood Crt. Under new management. 1BR $840+. 2BR $935+. 5000 Hunt St NE. Bring ad, No application Fee! 202-399-1665 NMI Prop Mgmt.

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Some restrictions apply

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SE- Furn room, w2w crpt, CAC/heat, near bus. $165/week util incl. 202-399-0396 OR 202-207-5569 SE- Hanover Court. Under new management. 1 BR $750+. 2 BR $820+. 2412 Hanover St. SE. 202-506-6416 NMI Property Management

SW GALVESTON PLACE - 4BR, 2BA, $1455 + utils. 1st months rent free. Good credit req. Metro Bus at corner. Call 202-563-1791 SW - Madison Court. Under New Management. 1 BR $785+, 2 BR $885+. 32 Chesapeake St. SW 202-561-7368 NMI Property Management

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3839 64th Ave Landover Hills MD 20785

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5306 85th Ave. New Carrollton, MD 20784

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1829 Belle Haven Drive, Hyattsville, MD 20785

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Move In Special 1st mo. rent $599 (on a 12 mo. lease)

1-BR $1050 2-BR $1175

www.morgan-properties.com 3400 Pearl Drive, Suitland, MD 20746

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320 23rd Street South - Arlington, VA

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301-850-0045

5601 Regency Park Court • Suitland, MD 20746

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703-221-3146

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You may have to share more information that you had planned on — but you’ll realize that honesty is the best policy.

Today: Showers around today. A few showers early tonight, then a little rain.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You may find yourself waiting for another’s input with eagerness. This individual has more for you, when the time is right. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You’ll have reason to count your blessings today, even when things do not go entirely your way. It’s all a matter of perspective. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You can get a head start today and leave yourself plenty of time to enjoy activities that are more personal in nature. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You may think that you have farther to go, when in fact what you are after may be well within reach already. It can be yours!

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67 59 Tomorrow: Breezy tomorrow with rain. Chance of a shower tomorrow night.

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bone 28 March 17th marchers 29 “Brothers” arcade game 30 Make recompense 31 Suit sizes for the tall 33 Gordon of space 36 Medical test control substance 40 Caan job? 42 Basic makeup stuff 43 32-card game 45 Didn’t just check 46 Bit of chicanery 47 Volcano seen by Sicilian sailors 48 Canter or gallop 49 Three-piece ensemble 50 Admire amorously

51 Brow-wiping utterance 52 “Don’t dele” 55 Real attachment? 56 Fleming the writer

TODAY IN HISTORY

1840

Britain’s first adhesive postage stamp, the Penny Black, officially goes into circulation five days after its introduction.

1937

The hydrogen-filled German airship Hindenburg burns and crashes in Lakehurst, N.J., killing 35 of the 97 people on board.

1954

Roger Bannister breaks the four-minute mile during a track meet in Oxford, England, in 3:59.4.

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Charlie Sheen supports a decision by child protective services to remove his 4-year-old twin sons from the custody of his ex-wife and have them live temporarily with another of his exes, actress Denise Richards, his spokesman said Friday. Ex-wife Brooke Mueller has struggled with addiction for years, but it remains unclear what prompted the action. (AP)

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A French mayor says Oscar-nominated actress Keira Knightley said “oui” to Klaxons rocker James Righton in a small wedding ceremony in southern France. Aime Navello said Sunday that the couple followed French tradition when he married them at the Mazan town hall Saturday. Navello read the service in French. He said about 10 people were present. (AP)

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