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Eleven Secret Service employees are on administrative leave for misconduct and five service members assigned to work with the agency are confined to quarters amid allegations that a group of personnel partied with prostitutes before Obama arrived in Colombia for the weekend summit with Latin American leaders.

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North showed off artillery, tanks and missile launchers. One missile, reportedly unseen in previous parades, caught the attention of intelligence analysts in Seoul.

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Syria’s Fragile Truce Erodes With Attacks

It isn’t every day you can spot a space shuttle over the Washington area.

Initial U.N. team begins mission to monitor cease-fire

On Tuesday, April 17, the Space Shuttle Discovery is expected to fly over the area on its way to Dulles International Airport. Destined for the National Air and Space Museum’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, the shuttle may cause a few heads to turn.

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Syria’s four-day-old cease-fire appeared to be quickly eroding Sunday, with regime forces firing dozens of tank shells and mortar rounds at neighborhoods in the opposition stronghold of Homs, hours before the arrival of a first team of U.N. truce monitors.

Though the overall level of violence has dropped, escalating attacks over the weekend raised new doubts about President Bashar Assad’s commitment to a plan by special envoy Kofi Annan to end 13 months of violence and launch talks on Syria’s political future.

Assad’s compliance has been limited. He halted shelling of rebel-held neighborhoods, with the exception of Homs, but ignored calls to pull troops out of urban

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That changed on Friday as Bikeshare announced that monthly or annual members could buy helmets online for $16. The helmets are only available when you buy or renew a membership.

Bikeshare also announced a monthly payment plan allowing annual members to pay $7 per month. That does increase the cost of a yearly Bikeshare membership: It’s $75 if you pay in one lump sum versus $84 for the monthly plan. A 30-day membership remains $25.

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they’ve received from the public.

“What we’re trying to do is remove as many barriers as we can,” he said.

Arlington County gave away 550 helmets in March, which residents snapped up in just two weeks.

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helmets online “makes helmets available in a convenient way,” said Chris Eatough, program manager for Bike Arlington.

Eatough noted t hat while hel me t s a ren’t requ i re d for Bikeshare members, this is a way for Bikeshare to promote rider safety and encourage helmet use.

The helmets and new payment options come as a bevy of potential members await Bikeshare’s arrival.

The bikes should hit Rockville and Alexandria by the summer, while Montgomery County hopes to bring stations to Bethesda, Silver Spring, the Medical Center area, Friendship Heights/Chevy Chase and Takoma Park. (THE WASHINGTON POST )

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ting this information is extremely important to us,” Metro General Manager Richard Sarles said in the statement.

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A Day That Changed Va. Tech 5 years later, experts say another massacre is extremely unlikely H_Y^cedZ" LW$ Five years ago, Virginia Tech student Seung-Hui Cho had begun his mission of indiscriminate mass murder after leaving numerous vivid signs of his madness.

In the reckoning afterward, investigations identified many points along Cho’s psychological disintegration where intervention might have averted the wideawake nightmare of April 16, 2007 — the worst mass-shooting in U.S. history.

Today, with the benefit of hindsight and substantial legislative reforms, could someone else commit the same atrocity that Cho did when he shot 32 people dead and then killed himself as police closed in?

Two of Virginia’s most experienced law enforcement experts say it’s extremely unlikely, but impossible to rule out in a free society.

It’s a question that haunts the unguarded corners of Col. Steve Flaherty’s mind every day. The carnage he saw in Norris Hall — cell phones ringing in the pockets of slain students and faculty who would never answer them — is still unsettling and unshakable.

“It’s the most horrific sight of my life,” Flaherty, a career lawman and superintendent of the Virginia State Police since 2003, said barely above a whisper in a Friday telephone interview.

Everyone in Virginia changed a little that day, not just Flaherty.

Not only do people remember where they were, what they were doing and whom they were with when they heard of the attack, it rocked basic assumptions about when and where they’re really secure, said Flaherty’s retired predecessor as head of the state police, W. Gerald Massengill.

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“It’s like America before 9/11 and America after 9/11. Virginia since April 17, 2007, is different from Virginia on the morning of April 16, 2007, and before,” said Massengill, who headed a blue-ribbon panel appointed to review the killings and recommend reforms.

Now, Virginia’s publicly supported colleges and universities are required by law to have teams that investigate the academic, medical and criminal records of troubled students such as Cho and establish rules and regimens for dealing with them.

Virginia Tech’s deaths, to be mourned at a campus candlelight vigil Monday, were not in vain, Fla-

herty said.

It’s cold comfort to Beth Hilscher.

Her daughter, Emily Jane, a 19-yearold freshman, was among Cho’s first victims, shot dead in her dormitory early that morning alongside Ryan Clark, a fellow Hokie who rushed to her aid.

“Could it happen again? Sure it could. It just happened last week in California,” she said Friday. “Even if everything else had gone right at Virginia Tech the rest of the day on April 16, 2007, it would have been a bad day for Emily and Ryan,” Hilscher said. “But there are still students who have mental illness and who are still being ignored.”

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employer that offers a health-care saving fund or a flexible spending account, Points recommends you join. “You can save money [from your] paycheck up to [a] certain amount ... it’s also taken out of your paycheck before taxes” and will save money in the long run.

J^[ \h[[ ijk\\ The best things in life are free, and babies are welcomed with loads of free stuff. “Pregnant women are very fortunate because [companies] want to give them free samples or discounted products,” Points said.

Parents.com has a “Free Stuff” section, which offers discounted items for new moms.

Also, “Like” companies on Facebook to get free products, and ask hospitals for the freebies. “They

Bed]#j[hc fbWdd_d] It’s never too early to start planning for the biggest investment of your baby’s future: college. “The overall cost of a child until age 22, on average, is $260,000 without college factored in,” said Linda Murray, global editorin-chief of BabyCenter.com. Sign up for a UPromise account, a 529 plan that gives you cash back when you spend money at certain retailers.

said. “Car seats and strollers and cribs are often recalled.”

8h[Wij#\[[Z_d] Breast-feeding is a personal decision and not one that should be based on economics. That said, breast-feeding can save more than $1,000 in the first year. Even if you decide to breast-feed, don’t invest in pumps or nursing bras until the baby comes.

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have swaddling blankets, baby thermometers. Hospitals will give it all away,” Points said.

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J^[ Z_Wf[h Z[XWj[ Choosing cloth or disposable diapers is a matter of preference, not cost. “We’ve done studies on the cost of cloth versus disposable diapers, and it’s a wash,” Murray said.

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A Taliban Show of Force Militants unleash a wave of attacks in retaliation for NATO comments

C[Wdm^_b[ $$$ Taliban militants battled their way into a prison in northwest Pakistan on Sunday, freeing close to 400 prisoners, including at least 20 inmates described by police as “very dangerous” insurgents, authorities and the militants said. More than 100 fighters participated in the predawn raid in the city of Bannu, which is close to the Afghan border, in a dramatic display of the strength of the insurgency gripping the nucleararmed country. The prison, which houses 944 inmates, is the main facility used by Pakistan to detain the scores of Taliban militants who are arrested in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. (AP)

Taliban insurgents struck the heart of the Afghan capital and three eastern cities Sunday, firing automatic weapons and grenades at embassies, government buildings and NATO bases as they launched the spring fighting season with the boldest and most complex assault in years.

The multipronged attacks show the Taliban and their allies are far from beaten and underscored the security challenge facing government forces as U.S. and NATO forces draw down. The majority of international combat troops are scheduled to leave by the end of 2014.

Fighting continued more than 12 hours after the first blasts, leaving 31 people wounded. One police officer and 17 militants were killed in the fighting. The attacks were the most widespread in Kabul since a September assault on the U.S. Embassy and NATO headquarters that was blamed on a Pakistan-based group allied with the Taliban.

T he sophist icat ion a nd firepower of the latest strikes, as well as the high-profile targets, bore the hallmarks of the fall attack.

NATO soldiers run Sunday during a gun battle in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said dozens of attackers were sent in an assault that had been planned for two months to show the extent of the insurgency’s power after NATO commanders called the Taliban weak and said there was no indication they were planning a spring offensive.

“We are strong and we can attack anywhere we want,” Mujahid said, calling the attacks an opening salvo ahead of the spring offensive, when warmer weather typically brings increased attacks.

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Militants also attacked a NATO site on the outskirts of Kabul.

blasts,” said Abdul Qahar Safi, a resident of Jalalabad. At the same time, four attackers in an explosives-laden vehicle were seen near Jalalabad when the vehicle detonated.

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Insurgents — some wearing women’s clothes — entered a building near a police training center in Gardez. The ministry said the militants started firing in different directions. Five civilians and three policemen were wounded. Three attackers were killed. (AP)

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The assaults were the latest blow to an international effort that has been on edge for months as distrust grew between international and Afghan forces after the release of a video purporting to show Marines urinating on Taliban corpses, as well as the burning of Korans at a U.S. base and an attack by a U.S. soldier that killed 17 Afghans.

Those tensions had appeared to be subsiding in recent weeks and the relatively quiet start to spring had brought hope: a deal governing night raids, talks with the Hizb-iIslami insurgent group and the appointment of a new head to the High Peace Council, which is trying to negotiate with the Taliban. That quiet was shattered Sunday.

U.S. Marine Gen. John Allen, the top commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, said the coalition was standing by to support the Afghan forces if needed, but had not been called in.

However, some international forces, NATO troops embedded in Afghan units as trainers or mentors, could be seen taking part in operations in Kabul. HEIDI VOGT AND R AHIM FAIEZ (AP)

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It’s Back to Square One Surprisingly patient Capitals frustrate Bruins in tied series J^[ 9Wf_jWbi Braden Holtby isn’t the only eyebrow-raiser for the Capitals so far in the playoffs. Get a load of this statement made by Boston Bruins coach Claude Julien: “They play a patient game.”

Patient? The Capitals? When’s the last time anyone said that?

Yes, there is a high-scoring team getting frustrated by tight checking in the Bruins-Capitals first-round series, but the role that has been played by Washington in recent postseasons now belongs to Boston.

The defending Stanley Cup champions were second in goals-pergame with 3.17 in the regular season, but it’s taken two games with

three overtimes for both teams combined to surpass that total.

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spent Sunday’s off-day comparing the Capitals to — of all teams — the Tampa Bay Lightning, who are notorious for clogging up the neutral zone.

“It’s something that we’re probably not used to seeing from Washington because it was not that same type of hockey that they played

For nearly three months this season, the Capitals talked about the team they could be with a healthy Nicklas Backstrom in the lineup.

In Game 2 against the Bruins Saturday night, Backstrom came through and delivered the gamewinner in double overtime. In addition to the goal, Backstrom finished with four shots on goal, one hit, three blocked shots and an 11for 19 success rate in the faceoff circle in 30:03 of ice time, looking in top form. (T WP)

before ... more of an up-tempo and more of offense going,” Julien said.

“Right now they’re just sitting back when we have the puck in full control of it, and they’re just waiting for their chances.”

The change didn’t happen overnight. Former coach Bruce Boudreau tried to get the Capitals to be more defensive-minded a year ago, and Dale Hunter has rammed the point home since replacing Boudreau in November.

Still, it’s a bit jarring to think of a team that features Alex Ovechkin, Alexander Semin, Nicklas Backstrom and Mike Green as “patient” — and content to win low-scoring, one-goal games.

“It’s pretty funny that that’s what we’re getting now,” defenseman Karl Alzner said. “You can see going back to last year we’ve slowly been trying to work that into our game. We went from com-

plete opposite ends of the spectrum where we just wanted to go the entire time, and it just wasn’t working out for us. It’s been a long transition, about a year and a half trying to get to that, but it’s nice that we can be referred to as that and get the job done patiently.”

So the Caps are feeling good about their road split even though Ovechkin has one assist and no goals through two games. Semin doesn’t have a point, but he uncharacteristically gave himself up to block Zdeno Chara’s shot in the first overtime Saturday.

“Alex isn’t one to do that all the time,” Green said about Semin, “but when he shows that he can do that and he’s willing to do it, it brings us all up.”

The Capitals’ defensive tenacity has kept the Bruins from getting solid chances. None of Boston’s top seven point-scorers in the regular season has dented the score sheet thus far in the series.

“I think we may have frustrated them a little bit,” Washington forward Matt Hendricks said. “I think that they look at their team as a little bit more offensive. To keep to one goal each game is good for us, but we need to keep that going.”

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his third of the game — and Votto, who was walked intentionally his previous two at-bats, doubled to left on a 2-0 count. Scott Rolen followed

with an RBI single.

Jose Arredondo (1-0), the fourth Cincinnati pitcher, threw a scoreless 10th. Sean Marshall worked the 11th for his first save of the season.

Washington, which had won five straight, trailed 5-0 in the fourth, but fought back to force the third extra-inning game of the fourgame series.

The Reds took a 4-0 lead in the first. Cozart singled with one out, and after Votto was called out on strikes, Rolen bounced a ball to short. Ian Desmond’s throw to first pulled Adam LaRoche off the bag, and Desmond was charged with an error though television replays appeared to show Rolen was out.

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pitch, Ryan Ludwick launched a grand slam to left-center off Ross Detwiler, his first of the season.

Detwiler threw 38 pitches in the first. (AP)

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In baseball terms, the first Roger Clemens trial was a rainout in the top of the first inning. Not because it actually rained, but because one of the teams turned on the sprinkler and left it running.

Only two witnesses had been called last July when U.S. Judge Reggie Walton declared a mistrial, famously declaring that prosecutors had made a gaffe that even a “first-year law student” wouldn’t make.

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William R. Clemens was set to return to court Monday with the start of jury selection in the second attempt by the government to prove that the seven-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher lied when he denied, in an appearance before Congress in 2008, using steroids and human growth hormone.

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not another misstep, the Justice Department now has five lawyers on the prosecution team, up from two at the first trial.

“They bulked up their team,” said Washington lawyer Stan Brand, who represented Major League Baseball in connection with a 2005 congressional investigation into the sport’s steroids policies. “They’re going belt-to-suspenders so they don’t make any mistakes.” (AP)

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just where the music took me. It started at the bottom and it rises.”

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Gangsters. Gaga. These are the influences rappers are comfortable claiming in 2012. He’s in town to plug his debut album, “Pluto,” out Tuesday, a collection of street-corner narratives Auto-Tuned into warbly, melodic, bigtent sing-alongs. Three of them occupy the radio waves — “Magic,” “Same Damn Time” and “Tony Montana” — placing Future in a domino-chain of rap stars who have smeared the line between rhyming and singing. (Think: Andre 3000, Kanye West, Drake.)

He’s also the latest in a series of next-big-things from Atlanta, the hiphop hotbed that refuses to cool.

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“I was, like, 17,” he says. “Everyone’s saying, ‘You’re the future of the Dungeon, you’re the future of the Dungeon. Future, future, future.”

Future. It quickly replaced Meathead, the nickname that had replaced his birth name, Nayvadius Wilburn.

Future broke onto national airwaves on rapper Y.C.’s 2011 summer anthem “Racks.” But Future wasn’t just rapping — he was singing the hook, too.

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“In Atlanta, there’s no limitation to where you can take your music,” Future says. “You can be as creative as you want to be.”

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Some of us were lucky enough to see James Brown convulse across a stage during his 73 years on Earth.

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The dive is one of many passages detailed in R.J. Smith’s “The One” ($27.50, Gotham), a superb new biography of a tireless entertainer who spent decades tightening his grip on the boundless energy he radiated. While investigating the hardest-working man in show-

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M[ Ad[m Oek 9ekbZ CWa[ ?j Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are betrothed. They haven’t set a wedding date, but their engagement “is a promise for the future,” Pitt’s manager said Friday. Jeweler Robert Procop worked with Pitt to design the ring, a long diamond amid a “galaxy of smaller stones,” according to Pitt’s manager. It took a year to design. (AP)

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Kelsey Grammer had the name of his fourth and current wife, Kayte Walsh, tattooed on his stomach at a shop in Chicago, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Grammer told the tattoo artist that the tattoo would be his first.

He got the smallest, cheapest one available, for $60. Grammer plays the mayor of Chicago in the Starz TV series “Boss.” (EXPRESS)

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Tattoo to Expand as Interest in Wife Declines

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Ryan O’Neal has prostate cancer, he said in a statement to Usmagazine. com. “Although I was shocked and stunned by the news, I feel fortunate that it was detected early ... the prognosis is positive for a full recovery.” O’Neal has been in remission from chronic myelogenous leukemia since 2006. (EXPRESS)

Britney’s Latest Comeback Even More Hyped Than Usual Sources reported that Britney Spears is about to accept a $15 million deal to be a judge on “The X Factor.” According to Thewrap.com, Spears rejected a $10 million offer in March. A source told E! that Spears’ fiance, Jason Trawick, will become an “X Factor” producer. (EXPRESS)

A lawsuit filed by International Creative Management against Paul “DJ Pauly D” DelVecchio reveals that the “Jersey Shore” star earned $1.6 million for the fourth season of the show, Thewrap.com reported. (E XPRESS)

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