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Officials: Israelis Team Arrested for Terror Plots Iranian security forces have arrested an Israeli-backed “terrorist team” that was planning attacks inside Iran, the Intelligence Ministry announced Tuesday, four days before crucial nuclear talks with world powers. he ministry did not specify when or where the arrests were made or say how many alleged terrorists were rounded up. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

8[_`_d] A flamboyant and telegenic politician who until recently seemed destined for the top ranks of China’s leadership was stripped of his most powerful posts on Tuesday and his wife named in the murder of a British businessman as Chinese leaders moved to stem a scandal that has exposed divisive infighting. Announcements carried by state media said Bo Xilai, the former the party chief of Chongqing, has been suspended from the party’s 25-member Politburo and the larger Central Committee on suspicion of involvement in “serious

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North Korean space officials said Tuesday that the rocket built to carry a satellite into space was ready for liftoff this week as the nation’s leadership unites in a major political gathering. Ofﬁcials are scheduled to convene Wednesday for the fourth conference of North Korea’s ruling party, where new leader Kim Jong Un is expected to inherit titles once held by his father, Kim Jong Il. The rocket launch will take place between Thursday and Monday as part of Sunday’s centennial of the birth of the country’s founder, Kim Il Sung, ofﬁcials said. The U.S., Britain and others have urged North Korea to cancel the launch, saying it would be considered a violation of U.N. resolutions prohibiting nuclear and ballistic missile activity. (AP)

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M^[Wjed I[j \eh El[h^Wkb Montgomery County Council OKs plan for project above bus bays :[l[befc[dj The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday voted unanimously for a plan to build a new headquarters for the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission in downtown Wheaton — part of a broader effort to jump-start the revitalization of a diverse community that has long sought an economic boost. The vote came despite efforts by County Executive Isiah Leggett and his staff to lobby the council to support a more ambitious plan to build as many as three ofﬁce buildings and a hotel on top of a platform to be built above the Metro bus bays. Council members said they thought the plan to build new ofﬁces for the park and planning commission at Reedie Drive and Grandview Avenue would be the fastest — and least risky — way to bring more people to Wheaton’s downtown. “We are going to make something happen faster that is real, that is boots on the ground, that is not speculative,” Council president Roger Berliner said. “This is a good day for Wheaton.”

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The council and Leggett have been at odds over the best strategy for revitalizing Wheaton’s aging downtown. Leggett’s staff argued that his plan was more cost effective. Under Leggett’s plan, the county would spend about $42 million — $39.5 million to build a platform above the Metro bus bays to accommodate the ofﬁces and hotel and

$2.5 million to pay for a town square to be built on a parking lot at Reedie Drive and Grandview Avenue. However, developer B.F. Saul might contribute as much as $250 million to build other elements of the project, said David Dise, director of the county’s ofﬁce of general services. The price tag might increase to $89 million if the county opted to buy rather than lease ofﬁce space, he added. “We’re aware of the grand future of Wheaton,’’ said Council member Nancy Floreen, D-At Large. “I have no reason to believe that the private sector won’t continue to be very interested in this.” LORI AR ATANI (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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tor of the Intercounty Connector project. Her message was pretty simple: “Slow down and pay careful attention behind the wheel,” she said. “Our goal is to get everyone — drivers and workers — home safely at the end of the day. It starts by being prepared and knowing where and when to expect roadway construction.” ROBERT THOMSON (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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Stephen Martino, the state’s lottery director, said that the trio — one of whom is a frequent lottery player, one of whom is an occasional scratch player, and one who virtually never plays the lotto — each contributed $20 and bought 60 tickets from three different locations. Martino said the winners have chosen to remain anonymous. Three winning tickets were sold nationally, with a jackpot of $656 million. Martino said that one of the

three winners held on to all 60 tickets and spread them out on her ﬂoor on the night of the drawing. “When she saw she had the winning number and collected herself from her state of disbelief,” she contacted one of the other winners and they called the third together, Martino said. The last winner to be notiﬁed thought it was an early April Fool’s joke. They have all indicated that they want to continue working in Maryland schools, Martino said. MAGGIE

Arlington County’s police chief has acknowledged a pattern of internal memos dating back years that direct ofﬁcers to make a minimum number of arrests and issue a cer-

tain number of traffic citations each month. Chief M. Douglas Scott said that the memos did not amount to a quota system but they could be interpreted that way. He has called quotas “professionally unsound.”

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Scott was prompted to look at past memos to patrol staff after he rescinded a similar memo last month that threatened discipline for those who didn’t make enough arrests or write enough tickets. (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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na as recently as 2009. He has been indicted in Maryland and charged in a sealed criminal complaint in Washington’s federal court. Toth previously taught at Beauvoir Elementary School on the grounds of the Washington Toth in 2008 National Cathedral. He hasn’t been seen since he lost his job. The FBI is offering a reward of up to $100,000. (AP)

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GOP hopeful drops his bid, removing the last major threat in Romney’s way =[jjoiXkh]" FW$ Rick Santorum cleared the way for Mitt Romney to claim victory in the long and hard-fought battle for the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday, giving up his “against all odds” campaign as Romney’s tenacious conservative rival. Santorum’s withdrawal sets up what is sure to be an acrimonious seven-month ﬁght for the presidency b e t we en R om ne y, t he for mer Ma ssac hu se t t s gover nor, a nd President Obama, with the certain focus on the still-troubled economy. “This game is a long, long, long way from over,” Santorum said as he bowed out of the contest with Romney. “We are going to continue to go out there and ﬁght to make sure that we defeat President Barack Obama.” Santorum’s withdrawal came after he had fallen hopelessly behind

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— MARLINS MANAGER OZZIE GUILLEN, APOLOGIZING TUESDAY FOR HIS COMMENTS ON FIDEL CASTRO

Ozzie Guillen spoke mostly in Spanish during his news conference Tuesday, when he apologized for his comments on Fidel Castro.

Reeling Marlin Fhe 8Wi[XWbb Chastened Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen sat alone at a podium and began in Spanish, then halted in the middle of a sentence when his voice wavered. He took a sip of water and cleared his throat, then continued. Suspended for ﬁve games Tuesday because of his comments lauding Fidel Castro, Guillen again apologized and said he’ll do whatever he can to repair relations with Cuban-Americans angered by the remarks. “I’m very sorry about the problem, what happened,” said Guillen, who is only ﬁve games into his tenure with the Marlins. “I will do everything in my power to make it better. ... I know it’s going to be

a very bumpy ride.” The suspension by the team takes effect immediately. It was announced shortly before Guillen held a news conference to explain what he said. Guillen, a 48-year-old Venezuelan, told Time magazine he loves Castro and respects the retired Cuban leader for staying in power so long. In response, at least two local ofﬁcials said Guillen should lose his job. At the news conference, Guillen said his comments were misinterpreted by the reporter, and that he doesn’t love or admire the dictator. “I was saying I cannot believe somebody who hurt so many people over the years is still alive,” Guillen said at the news conference. T here wa s no i m med iate response to an Associated Press request for comment from government and sports officials in Cuba.

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Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig said he supported the decision to suspend Guillen. He called Guillen’s remarks in the magazine “offensive to an important part of the Miami community and others throughout the world” and “have no place in our game.” Guillen took responsibility for the uproar, and said it left him sad and embarrassed. He also said he accepted the team’s punishment. The team didn’t consider ﬁring Guillen or asking him to resign, Marlins President David Samson said. “We believe in him,” Samson said. “We believe in his apology. We believe everybody deserves a second chance. Politics are a conversation I don’t think you’re going to be hearing more about from Ozzie.” The suspension recalled the punishment given to Marge Schott, the late owner of the Cincinnati Reds.

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Schott so embarrassed baseball in the 1990s with inﬂammatory racial remarks and fond recollections of Adolf Hitler that she was suspended from ownership duties for a season. About 100 reporters, photographers and cameramen attended Guillen’s news conference. He sat alone at the podium and began in Spanish, speaking without notes for several minutes before taking questions. Shortly after he started, his voice wavered in the middle of a sentence, and he paused to take a sip of water and clear his throat. “This is the biggest mistake I’ve made so far in my life,” Guillen said. “I’ve let my down my Latin community.” STE VEN WINE (AP)

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Wishful Thinking For the Capitals You know those teams that are on the ropes, but their opponents fail to deliver the knockout punch? Sure you do. Normally, it’s the Capitals who are grasping defeat from the jaws of victory. And that’s part of the reason why D.C. sports fans’ recent summers have been full of melancholy. Now, though, the skate seems to be on the other foot. 8o CWjj Washington, as we Im[died all know, stumbled through a regular season in which it fired coach Bruce Boudreau and struggled to grasp new coach Dale Hunter’s style of play.

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and completely different. Washington took that concept a full 360 degrees. Offensive-minded Bruce Boudreau lived up to his “Gabby” nickname by telling stories and hanging out in the locker room making chit-chat with the players. He was ﬁred in November, making way for Hunter, who preaches defense and conducts himself more like a no-nonsense CEO, a byproduct his upbringing on a farm in Ontario and his 19

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Wide receiver Steve Smith is now expected to finish his career where it began. The Panthers announced Tuesday that Smith has agreed to a three-year contract extension that will Smith keep him with the team through the 2015 season. There is also a team option for the 2016 season. (AP) J>; H;:IA?DI

on,” Hunter said Tuesday, “but these guys are professionals here. They’ve been in the playoffs; they know what it’s about.” Hunter’s record so far is a very average 30-23-7, but the Capitals won four of their last ﬁve to earn a postseason spot. Now it’s time to see if his approach can work in the playoffs. “Right now it doesn’t matter if he’s talking or he’s not,” two-time MVP Alex Ovechkin said. “The most important thing is if you understand him or not.” JOSEPH WHITE (AP)

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NATIONALS (1 P.M., MASN) The Nats play the Mets before heading back to D.C. for their home opener. PRO HOCKEY (7:30 P.M., 10:30 P.M., NBCSN) The NHL playoffs begin with the Penguins playing the Flyers and the Canucks hosting the Kings. PRO BASKETBALL (8 P.M., 10:30 P.M., ESPN) The Knicks tip off with the Bucks and the Trail Blazers take on the Warriors. ORIOLES (7 P.M., MASN) The O’s wrap up their series with the Yankees. PRO BASEBALL (12:30 P.M., MLB; 2:10 P.M., WGN; 7 P.M., ESPN2 ) The Red Sox visit the Blue Jays; the Cubs host the Brewers and the Phillies play the Marlins.

NHL seasons as a player so rugged that the Capitals gave him a penalty box at the ceremony when they retired his number. “Everyone has a different style, and you can’t be somebody you’re not,” Hunter said. It’s safe to say, therefore, that no one is expecting any great locker room oratory from the coach ahead of Thursday’s Game 1 against the Boston Bruins. “In the dressing room, you can go on and on and

Bill Parcells is unlikely to become the New Orleans Saints’ interim coach, according to reports. Parcells prefers to remain retired and not replace his protege and friend Sean Payton, who will serve a season-long suspension for his role in New Orleans’ bounty system, the reports said. Saints spokesman Greg Bensel declined Tuesday to conﬁrm Parcells has been ruled out as a pos-

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Redskins Sign Safety Free agent safety Madieu Williams, who played for the University of Maryland, agreed to terms with the Redskins on Tuesday, according to a person with knowledge of the situation. The team also announced that it signed unrestricted free agent cornerback Leigh Torrence and resigned defensive end Kedric Golston. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Lamb Jumps to NBA University of Connecticut sophomore guard Jeremy Lamb announced Tuesday that he has declared for the NBA draft. Lamb led the Huskies in scoring last season at 17.7 points per game, and was a key part of the team that won the NCAA championship in 2011. (AP)

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Luo Zhongli became one of the country’s most celebrated artists for his depictions of farmers, but his ongoing retrospective reveals stylistic changes that divide critics, Zhang Zixuan reports.

is mouth opens with chapped lips. His eyes exude worry and exhaustion. Gullied wrinkles carve his swarthy face, carrying beads of sweat that are about to fall. The tea in the bowl his rough hands hold has become turbid.

The Super Realistic image of a traditional Chinese farmer was painted in a Sichuan Fine Arts Institute dorm during the summer vacation of 1980. Luo Zhongli, then a junior, didn’t expect his painting named Father would win gold at the coming Second National Youth Art Exhibition, and eventually become a milestone in Chinese modern art history. Nor did he anticipate the controversy that would swirl around the work after its debut. The residue of the “cultural revolution” (1966-76) still remained in the early 1980s. One accusation said Luo’s painting “smeared the image of laborers”. More vitally, this old farmer’s face was rendered as large as the portraits of Chairman Mao Zedong from that time. “My core was the concept shift — the time of God has passed, and here comes the time of man, upon whom our livelihoods really depend,” Luo explains. More than 800 people voted for Father — 700 votes more than the second-place winner received. “For the ﬁrst time, a painting

featured the true color of laboring people, who used to be only painted in a bright way,” critic Shao Dazhen said. “It was a breakthrough in social ideology.” But that was more than three decades ago. Modern life has made Father’s time unimaginable. Still, Luo

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representative pieces, such as Sky and Spring Silkworms, which are contemporaneous with Father. There are also 40 pieces from the Hometown Series created from the 1980s until the early 1990s. A larger retrospective solo exhibition of his work will run at Taipei’s National Museum of

Luo Zhongli poses with his representative work, Father. PHOTOS PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY

History from April 19 to June 3. It will show more than 100 artworks collected by Taiwan’s Mountain Art Foundation since 1978 and several recent oil paintings and sculptures Luo personally provided. “This will be Luo’s most comprehensive retrospective,” Mountain Art Foundation’s President Lin Ming-che says. Farmers are the subject of all the works. “The subject is infused in my blood,” Luo says. The 64-year-old lived in rural Chongqing’s Daba Mountains for 10 years before getting into the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in 1977, when universities reopened after the “cultural revolution”. The urban native still recalls what he saw when he arrived in the rural areas for “reeducation”. One striking scene was when the farmers took in the arrivals from the urban areas one by one. “The torches and oil lamps they were holding looked like sparks scattered across the Daba Mountains’ terraced ﬁelds,” Luo recalled. “It was a silent, slow-motion fairy tale.” Oil lamps and torches often appear in his works and have become something akin to his signature. Luo also remembers the farmers’ pureness and diligence. The patriarch of the family that lodged him served as the inspiration for Father. The work’s composition was inspired by the spontaneous underground exhibition Weed in 1980, which set a precedent for the Scar Art School. “We were excited yet blind

Blowing off Cinders, oil on canvas, 2008.

A painting from the River Crossing series, 2002.

Time, oil on canvas, 1981.

and full of doubt about China’s future development,” Luo recalled. At Weed, Luo and his schoolmates ﬁrst expressed thoughts about the “cultural revolution”, by using vanguard subjects and strokes that orthodox institutes would not then recognize. In one work, Luo portrayed a man painting nude in a room with sealed doors and windows. Another showed an ambulance running into a bloodied pedestrian. Luo’s former roommate Zhang Xiaogang, now a leading artist, described Luo as “the earliest avant-garde in our class”. “We were in a period of social transformation,” Luo said.“The old ideology had been proven wrong. But a new one hadn’t yet formed.” Father’s rendering is Super Realistic, but Luo called it an “exception”. “My passion was Chinese ink painting,” Luo said.“Although I majored in oil painting, I was never the best at it.” He said Father was meant to be his last stand for oil painting to prove to his classmates he could paint as realistically as they did. “The technique of Father can be accomplished by many welltrained painters today,” he said. “But what can’t be reproduced is the speciﬁc time background. I got lucky.” He abandoned Realistic

paintings with political messages in the 1980s. “They were not the real Luo Zhongli,” Luo said. “But they were real parts of Luo Zhongli. I have achieved success and no longer bear the ﬁnancial burdens I used to. What matters is to return to the original passion of painting.” He kept farmers as his subject matter but switched to more Figurative and Expressionist styles. His interest in calligraphy and line drawing also led to new ways of using lines in his works. But many fans who adored Luo’s Realistic works were disappointed. However, Luo said his style has become more sophisticated. “The changes in my painting style adhere to a continuous arc that can be understood by professionals,” Luo said. “But the country’s incomplete art education unfortunately interrupts ordinary viewers’ appreciation and goes beyond the ability to judge whether something is like or unlike something.” Luo has been his alma mater’s president for 14 years and believes this role has taken too much time from painting. But it provides a higher-level understanding of art education. Luo values students’ independent creativities as much as their mastery of basic techniques. This has remained the school’s tradition since he was a student there, he said.

He also strives to provide better creation environments, so works like Father will not again have to be produced in crowded and messy dorms. In 2000, he bought a 6,000-square-meter former military tank warehouse and renovated it into art studios. A 54,000-sq-m art zone has opened on the school’s new campus. Any artist who has dreams can apply for an independent studio. As the dean of Chinese Academy of Contemporary Art, Luo plans to publish a thorough documentation of contemporary Chinese art in three or four years. He hopes the country will have its own National Contemporary Art Museum by then. Luo still carries pens and paper wherever he goes and constantly sketches. His studio’s light is the last to go off at night. “Just like someone who is addicted to smoking or drinking, I am addicted to painting without purpose or pressure,” he said. The artist visits the Daba Mountain area every year to seek inspiration. His namesake art museum is under construction in Chongqing. When it’s done, Luo hopes to provide a comprehensive demonstration of his creations. “Good or bad,” he said,“this is Luo Zhongli.”

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The exhibition Face at Shanghai’s Minsheng Art Museum features portrait paintings by 75 contemporary Chinese artists. The show, curator Guo Xiaoli says, presents an evolution of contemporary portrait painting. Master artists from the 1980s, such as Luo Zhongli, 1990s’ representatives, such as Fang Lijun, Wang Guangyi and Liu Xiaodong, as well as a new generation of artists emerging after 2000 are all featured. Each presents signature styles and distinctive ideas. Those attending will note that quite a few artists show off self-portraits and portraits of fellow artists. These works are particularly humorous, expressive and interesting. One of the artists, Zhu Jia, gets a whole exhibition hall for his works. Zhu asked more than 40 fellow artists to create paintings based on the proﬁle photograph of Mark Zuckerberg, creator of Facebook. Some have presented words with a touch of satire or mischief, and Zhu presents them anonymously. People familiar with the contemporary Chinese art scene may ﬁnd it interesting to

The exhibition Bald Girls is all about women. The three artists —Xiao Lu, Li Xinmo and Lan Jiny — are all women and express feminism. Xiao Lu’s most recent work (pictured below), The Flowers of Evil, features the root of an ancient camphor tree, which looks quite like a woman’s womb. The photography of her previous performance art captures a black box she built, in which she talked to strangers who came in and asked them to write their opinions of love. Li Xinmo paints bald ﬁgures using menstrual blood. One is pregnant, and another is horned. Lan Jiny's works are lighter. The half an orange that frequently appears indicates an imperceptible sense of humor. ZHANG ZIXUAN

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Melissa Gilbert is “alright” after she injured herself during a number on “Dancing With the Stars” and was rushed to the hospital. “Mild concussion and whiplash. Very soon I will be safely home resting and being taken care of,” she tweeted from the hospital. Whether Gilbert has been eliminated from “DWTS” was unknown at press time. (E XPRESS)

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Kourtney Kardashian announced Tuesday that she and her sisters have launched a line of home accessories. “After months of design meetings with my sisters and the Kardashian Kollection team I can finally reveal our brand new Home line!!” she wrote on her blog, Officialkourtneyk.celebuzz. com. “Interior design is one of my passions.” she explained. Kourtney is the sister who is pregnant. (EXPRESS)

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H e a l t hy a d u l t vo l u n te e r s n e e d e d The National Institute of Mental Health is conducting outpatient research studies on fear and anxiety at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center in B e t h e s d a , Maryland. Over a period of one to three visits of one to three hours each, participants will be interviewed and possibly complete a series of computer tasks during which your heart rate will be recorded. Volunteers must be between 18-50 years of age,medically healthy, and not be taking medication. There is no cost for study-related tests. Compensation may be provided.

For more information and to R.s.v.p., email metropolitan@cua.edu, visit http://metro.cua.edu, or call 202-319-5256.

The NIH Clinical Center, America’s research hospital, is located on the Metro red line in Bethesda, Maryland.

Funded in part by a $4.175 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor. Catholic University admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, age, or disability. If you need accommodations for a disability, contact us at the phone number listed above.

Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health National Inst itute of Mental Health

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