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Click-clack is back; jump in THE DISTRICT Before smartphones and Snapchat, the click-click of double Dutch jump-ropes could be heard in the streets and alleys of Washington and other urban areas.

While the uninitiated might marvel at its intricacies, it often involves two children, usually African-American girls, reciting songs and turning ropes while one (or more) leap between them, jumping as fast as they can for as long as they can. But in the age of the glowing screen, it takes a squad of wise veterans to help kids relearn the game.

“These computers have gotten kids so rotten,” said Robbin Ebb, 52. “It’s a lost art. I’m bringing it back.”

Ebb is the force behind D.C. Retro Jumpers, a group operated by women working to bring double Dutch back to D.C. streets.

Ebb said the group was started in 2005 for an event in Northeast Washington, and a subsequent slew of invitations from schools, churches, block parties and homeless shelters has kept

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D.C. Retro Jumpers are reviving double Dutch for connected kids

Michael Smyers Jr., 8, plays double Dutch with the D.C. Retro Jumpers at Open Door Baptist Church community day in D.C. earlier this month.

them busy ever since.

The routine is well established.

Ebb, usually accompanied by two other members of the group, arrives at an event with ropes and starts jumping. Kids — and parents — gather round, and Ebb begins cajoling them to get into the rope, no matter their shape, size or age.

“Parents got off from doing it,” Ebb said. “I don’t care what color you are. If you can do my bunny hop, I’m getting you in my rope.”

Joy Jones, the founder of D.C.

“Double Dutch was black girl magic that we had in our communities. It was something we could call our own.”

KYRA GAUNT, a Rockville native and author of “The Games Black Girls Play: Learning the Ropes From Double-Dutch to Hip-Hop,” on the importance of double Dutch, especially to African-American girls

Retro Jumpers and author of a play about double Dutch, said she was inspired to create the group to feed an “intra-generational exercise obsession.”

“My vision for the group was to have adult women jump-rope for fitness and fun,” Jones said. “One of the things that really inspires me, still, is seeing women on the edge of a demonstration and see the longing — almost lust — to get in the rope.”

That feeling was on display earlier this month at Open Door Baptist Church’s community day in Southeast. Things started slow, with Ebb and her sister, 63-yearold Carlyle “C.C.” Prince, turning the ropes for each other or another D.C. Retro Jumper volunteer.

Then, the line for the ropes began to grow. The 56-year-old church pastor — a former police officer who once ran a double Dutch program for D.C. police — jumped. A braided little girl who looked to be about 3 years old jumped.

Ebb and her sister coaxed two girls into the ropes, jumping together, hand in hand, as the ropes turned faster and faster.

“You can double Dutch forever,” Prince said. JUSTIN WM. MOYER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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In 2017 so far, 236 people have died in crashes because they weren’t wearing seat belts. (AP)

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Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey R. Gahler said.

This most recent shooting rampage, which comes about a year and a half after two Harford County sheriff’s deputies were fatally shot nearby, is the reason State Sen. Robert G. Cassilly, RHarford, said he would introduce “targeted” capital punishment legislation in the 2018 session of the General Assembly. The senator is the brother of Joseph I. Cassilly, the county prosecutor.

Gahler said Monday that authorities still have not determined a clear motive for the Oct. 18 shootings, other than concluding that Prince had a “perceived feeling that he was not well liked.”

A preliminary hearing was set for Oct. 31. ELLIE SILVERMAN

The Snapchat had just about every offensive topic the middle school students could cram into a video clip: race-based simulated sexual assaults, profanity-laced slurs and repulsive language that shocked whoever the intended audience was — and, eventually, many more people. In a flash, the Short Pump Middle School football team’s sexual and racist video clip has rocketed nationwide, the latest reminder that internet posts can have enduring, devastating effects in the real world. In this case, those consequences were swift: the rest of the team’s season has been canceled; police are investigating the students seen in the video; and the whole team has to undergo sensitivity training.

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HARFORD COUNTY, MD. The man accused of opening fire on his co-workers in Maryland last week, killing three and wounding two, will first be tried in his home state of Delaware, where police say he shot a sixth person and was arrested after a day-long manhunt.

At a news conference Monday, officials announced the decision to first prosecute Radee Labeeb Prince, 37, in Delaware, where he faces four charges including attempted murder. If convicted, they said, he could face a sentence of life without parole.

Officials stressed that Delaware does not have parole in criminal cases, while Maryland does. If Prince is convicted there, officials said, any sentence “will have more certainty.”

“Prince will ultimately face trials in both states,” according to a joint statement from the Delaware Department of Justice and the state’s attorney’s office in Harford County, Md., where Prince is accused of shooting workers at a countertop company.

Officials in Harford, about 40 miles northeast of Baltimore, also used the press conference to push for a return of the death penalty, an unlikely prospect in the heavily

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Mourners left an impromptu memorial after a deadly shooting last week in Edgewood, Md. Radee Labeeb Prince has been charged in three deaths.

Democratic state.

Harford County State’s Attorney Joseph I. Cassilly said it’s “frustrating” that MaryPrince land does not have what he called a “proportional penalty,” for someone facing multiple murder counts.

The Maryland legislature voted in 2013 to abolish the death penalty.

Prince is charged with three counts of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder in Maryland. If convicted, he would face the possibility of multiple life sentences.

“The punishment should fit the crime, and I think Maryland took the step in the wrong direction getting rid of the death penalty,”

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MD. GOV. LARRY HOGAN, after signing an executive order Monday that prohibits the state from doing business with companies engaged in a boycott of Israel. Boycotts began in 2005 in response to Israel’s occupation of the West Bank.

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A Washington Nationals TV analyst and former major league baseball player has been charged with assault and battery after an altercation at his home in Fairfax County early Sunday, police said. Ray Knight, 64, was arrested after a fight with a 33-year-old male acquaintance that sent him and the man to the hospital with injuries, including what Knight said was a bite to his hand that required stitches. The other man was not charged. (TWP) ALEXANDRIA

Murder-suicide leaves two teens dead in Va. A 19-year-old man fatally shot a 17-year-old girl and wounded a 15-year-old boy before turning his gun on himself in an Alexandria park Sunday night, police said. Yerson Nunez Lopez, of Maryland, was pronounced dead at the scene, police said, as was the female victim. The survivor is in stable condition at a hospital. Police said the suspect and victims knew one another but declined to say how.

Both victims are Alexandria residents, but they were not identified by police. (TWP) DEWEY BEACH, DEL.

Two bicyclists killed in Delaware were from D.C. Police said two bicyclists killed over the weekend in a Delaware beach town were from D.C. Delaware State Police on Sunday identified the victims as James D. Walton, 53, and Richard Chittick, 58. The two were killed early Saturday evening in Dewey Beach after being struck by an SUV. Police say the driver of a Chevy Suburban blacked out after suffering a medical emergency. No charges have been filed but police are still investigating and seeking to interview witnesses. (AP)

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The prosecution of two Hispanic teens who entered the country illegally and were later charged with raping a 14-year-old girl has ended.

Maryland prosecutors dropped child pornography charges against Henry Sanchez Milian. He no longer faces any counts filed after the girl said she was raped at Rockville High School.

Prosecutors initially charged Sanchez Milian and Jose Montano with rape, drawing national attention to the case. Defense attorneys claimed the sex was consensual. Prosecutors dropped the rape charges but filed child porn counts. Police said Montano received nude images of the girl and shared them. (AP/TWP)

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Hogan said Monday they will help with ongoing recovery efforts from Hurricane Irma at the request of the governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

They will be deployed for up to 30 days to help with local law enforcement. (AP)

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ISIS militants had hit list in attack on Syrian town

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QARYATAYN, SYRIA The Islamic State militants came into the Syrian town with a hit list. By the time they left three weeks later, more than 70 civilians had been killed — shot or beheaded, their bodies dumped in farms and ditches.

The apparent revenge killings in the town of Qaryatayn underscore the ability of the extremists to inflict heavy losses even when they are in retreat — and portend more violence as they fight to hang on to their last strongholds in Syria.

News of the gruesome slayings began to emerge late Sunday, after ISIS militants were driven out by advancing government troops.

Terrified residents said they watched the slaughter from their windows or in the streets.

One former resident said his surviving family members walked for miles to find cellphone coverage so they could tell him of the deaths of his uncle, two cousins and a fourth relative.

Another uncle remains missing.

“They came into town with a hit list,” said Abdullah AbdulKarim, adding that 35 of the 50 militants who overran the town late last month were originally from Qaryatayn.

“Our curse is from within us,” he said, speaking to The

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Still from video shows Syrian soldiers retaking Qaryatayn on Saturday.

Associated Press from northern Syria, where he fled years ago.

Once a predominantly Christian town known for its ancient monastery, Qaryatayn has changed hands between ISIS and the Syrian government several times during Syria’s civil war.

An AP video, filmed as Syrian government troops recaptured Qaryatayn on Saturday, showed several bodies lying in the streets.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it had documented the killings of at least 128 people in Qaryatayn, including at least 12 killed by government forces on suspicion of aiding the ISIS militants.

AbdulKarim and Mohamed Hassan, an activist who runs the Palmyra Network News, put the death toll at 75 civilians, saying many more remain unaccounted for.

AbdulKarim said during the three weeks that ISIS controlled the town, the militants went door to door looking for people they accused of collaborating with the Syrian government.

“They took people to show them bodies dumped in an open area to let them know they were killed, but also to terrorize the public,” AbdulKarim said. He said the extremists barred residents from burying their dead.

Cambridge University has put Stephen Hawking’s doctoral thesis online, triggering such interest that it crashed the university’s website.

Completed in 1966, when Hawking was 24, “Properties of Expanding Universes” explores ideas about the origins of the universe that have resonated through the scientist’s career.

The university says the thesis was already the most-requested item in its online repository. It was free to download Monday to mark Open Access Week. The website was intermittently inaccessible during the day as it struggled to handle to the interest. (AP)

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5-month militant siege in Marawi declared over The Philippine government declared the end Monday to the militant siege of the southern city of Marawi that lasted five months, left more than 1,100 dead and sparked fears of the Islamic State gaining a foothold in Southeast Asia. Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said operations were ending after troops recovered 42 bodies of the last group of militants. (AP) NEW YORK

Attorney general starts probe of Weinstein Co. New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced a civil rights probe Monday into The Weinstein Co. following sexual harassment allegations against its co-founder Harvey Weinstein.

Schneiderman’s office issued a subpoena seeking records on complaints and settlements to determine whether any rights were violated or laws broken. (AP) MOSCOW

Radio journalist stabbed in studio by attacker Tatyana Felgenhauer, a renowned journalist for Russia’s top independent radio station, was stabbed in the throat Monday by an attacker who burst into her studio. Felgenhauer, 32, underwent surgery and was put in medically induced coma as doctors determined the best course of treatment. (AP)

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nation+world Secretary of state visits both Afghanistan and Iraq within hours FOREIGN POLICY U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson traveled to two of America’s ongoing war zones Monday, prodding leaders in Afghanistan and Iraq to reach out to rivals.

Tillerson flew from Qatar to Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Base, where he met President Ashraf Ghani and other Afghan leaders. After returning to Qatar, he departed for Baghdad for talks with Prime Minister Haider alAbadi for the second time in as many days.

His primary message in Afghanistan was support for a

declaration that some Taliban leaders could join Afghanistan’s government if they renounce violence and terrorism and commit to stability.

“Clearly, we have to continue to fight against the Taliban, against others, in order for them to understand they will never win a military victory,” Tillerson said at Bagram. “And there are, we believe, moderate voices among the Taliban, voices that do not want to continue to fight forever.”

Tillerson also bluntly warned neighboring Pakistan to “take a clear-eyed view of the situation” and step up action against terrorist organizations that seek haven within its borders. The secretary of state will visit Islamabad today.

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Tillerson’s day of diplomacy

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged leaders of Afghanistan and Iraq to work with political rivals.

Hours later, Tillerson dealt with different security problems in Iraq. The Arab country has scored major, U.S.-backed

military successes against ISIS in recent months, but is reeling from its own persistent ethnic and religious divisions. The most recent: a resurgent Kurdish independence movement in northern Iraq.

In his meeting with Abadi, Tillerson described himself as “saddened” by the strains between the governments of Iraq and its largely autonomous Kurdistan region. Calling both U.S. friends, he encouraged the two “to enter into discussion and dialogue.”

Tillerson said the Kurds have legitimate grievances, but those don’t necessitate Iraq’s breakup.

Calling for restraint on all sides, he said Abadi was committed to resolving Kurdish complaints.

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The amount of money the Czech government will spend to buy a pig farm on the site of a former Nazi concentration camp and replace it with a memorial.

Activists for Roma, also known as Gypsies, and rights groups have long demanded the removal of the farm at Lety, where about 1,300 Czech Roma were sent by the Nazis during World War II, and where 327 died. (AP)

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NAIROBI, KENYA | Supporters of Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta cheer as they await Kenyatta’s arrival Monday as part of a campaign tour on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kenyatta said Monday the rerun of the presidential election must go ahead as planned this Thursday, despite a boycott by the main opposition candidate and the chief electoral officer’s recent statement that he cannot guarantee that polls will be credible.

White House: Trump won’t visit Korean demilitarized zone during 12-day Asia trip next month

Just in time for Halloween, Chapman University has released its annual survey of U.S. fears.

The survey asks respondents how afraid they are of more than 70 scary subjects. Relative to last year, “the 2017 list of fears clearly reflects political unrest and uncertainty in the wake of Donald Trump’s election as president,” the study’s authors write.

Government corruption tops this year’s list, with 75 percent saying they were afraid of it, up from 61 percent last year.

Beyond corruption, people were most concerned about health care, North Korea and pollution.

Americans’ No. 2 fear wasn’t even on the list last year: Trumpcare. This year, 55 percent said they were afraid or very afraid of the attempts to repeal Obamacare.

Water pollution occupies the next two slots. “Environmental issues never cracked the top ten fears in our previous surveys,” the authors write.

Other environmental anxieties in the top 10 include air pollution (45 percent cited it, more than double the 21 percent last year) and climate change (48 percent, up from 32 percent).

Also notable is what’s absent from the list: terrorism, the death of loved ones, and government restrictions on guns. While similar numbers of people said they fear those events, this year they have been superseded by other concerns. CHRISTOPHER INGRAHAM

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MILITARY A fallen soldier’s angry widow joined the stormy dispute with President Trump on Monday over his response to her husband’s death, declaring that his failure to remember the soldier’s name in last week’s condolence call “made me cry.” He retorted that the call was “very respectful” and her accusation about her husband’s name simply wasn’t true.

Though Trump refused to let the new round of complaints go unanswered, he steered clear of the insults he exchanged last week with a congresswoman who had overheard the sympathy call.

The president spoke in public at two events during the day — including his awarding of the military Medal of Honor to a Vietnam-era Army medic — and made no mention of the case of Sgt. La David Johnson, one of four soldiers killed Oct. 4 in a firefight with militants tied to the Islamic State group in Niger.

In addition to criticizing Trump, Myeshia Johnson, the sergeant’s widow, also complained bitterly that she had not been able to see her husband’s body.

“Every time I asked to see my husband, they wouldn’t let me,” she said. “They won’t show me a finger, a hand. I know my husband’s body from head to toe.

They won’t show me anything.

“I don’t know what’s in that box.

It could be empty for all I know.”

A Pentagon spokeswoman said the military often may make a recommendation on viewing but that soldiers’ bodies are prepared and turned over to the family and its funeral director. The final decision on viewing is up to them, said spokeswoman Laura Ochoa.

Myeshia Johnson spoke for the first time in the dispute on ABC’s “Good Morning America.”

In the interview, she backed up

From left, Richard Johnson Sr. (holding La David Johnson Jr.), Ah’Leesya Johnson and Myeshia Johnson, the wife of Army Sgt. La David Johnson, attend Sgt. Johnson’s burial on Saturday in Hollywood, Fla.

critical statements last week by Rep. Frederica Wilson, who had been in the car with her and other relatives when Trump phoned.

“Yes, the president said that ‘he knew what he signed up for, but it hurts anyway.’ And it made me cry ’cause I was very angry at the tone of his voice and how he said he couldn’t remember my husband’s name,” Johnson said.

The president responded on Twitter soon after the interview aired, saying: “I had a very respectful conversation with the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson, and spoke his name from beginning, without hesitation!”

At the Pentagon, Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said an investigation has still to resolve questions about the Oct. 4 firefight. They include whether the U.S. had adequate intelligence and equipment for its operation, whether there was a planning failure and why it took two days

Congress wants answers Members of Congress are demanding answers nearly three weeks after the ambush in a remote corner of Niger, where few Americans travel.

Last week, Sen. John McCain even threatened a subpoena to accelerate the flow of information from the administration. Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford defended the broader American mission in Niger.

He said U.S. forces have been in the country intermittently for more than two decades. Currently, some 800 U.S. service members are supporting a French-led mission to defeat the Islamic State, al-Qaeda and Boko Haram in West Africa. (AP)

to recover Johnson’s body.

Dunford said a group of 12 American forces accompanied 30 Nigerien forces to an area about 53 miles north of the capital on Oct. 3. When they sought the next day to return, they encountered

Despite U.S. apology, Indonesia demands answers after military chief refused entry to U.S.

about 50 enemy fighters traveling by vehicle, carrying small arms and rocket-propelled grenade launchers. Within an hour of taking fire, the team requested support. Within another hour, a remote plane flew above. Later, French jets arrived and ferried wounded Americans to safety.

The bodies of three Americans killed in the fighting were transported out of the battle scene, but one — Sgt. Johnson — wasn’t recovered until Oct. 6.

Myeshia Johnson said she has questions “that I need answered.”

“I want to know why it took them 48 hours to find my husband . . . When they came to my house, they just told me it was a massive gunfire and that my husband, as of Oct. 4, was missing. They didn’t know his whereabouts.”

Then, she said, “he went from missing to killed in action. … I don’t know how he got killed, where he got killed or anything.”

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The number of apartments deemed affordable for very low-income families across the U.S. fell by more than 60 percent between 2010 and 2016, according to a new report

by Freddie Mac. The report by the government-backed mortgage financier is the first to compare rent increases in specific units over time. It examined loans that the corporation had financed twice between 2010 and 2016, allowing a comparison of the exact same rental units and how their affordability changed.

At first financing, 11 percent of nearly 100,000 rental units nationwide were deemed affordable for very low-income households. By the second financing, when the units were refinanced or sold, rents had increased so much that just 4 percent of the same units were categorized as affordable.

“We have a rapidly diminishing supply of affordable housing, with rent growth outstripping income growth in most major metro areas,” said David Brickman, executive vice president and head of Freddie Mac Multifamily.

Rather, he said, affordable housing without a government subsidy is becoming extinct.

More renters flooded the market after the housing crisis. That trend, coupled with a stagnant supply of apartments, resulted in increased rents. TRACY JAN

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Agency prevents three from speaking at event about climate research

Protesters challenge an EPA decision barring its scientists from speaking Monday at a conference in Providence, R.I.

its scientists and one contractor not to speak at the conference.

“We have got to get beyond this point of stifling science, of muzzling good science, and speak to the facts as they are,” Rep. Jim Langevin said. “This shouldn’t be about a Democratic or Republican issue. It’s about protecting the planet.”

The EPA has offered little explanation for the decision to prevent the scientists from participating, other than to say

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Trump pledges ‘no change’ to 401(k) in his tax plan

On Monday, President Trump awarded his second Medal of Honor to a retired army medic from Alabama who risked his life during the Vietnam War to help wounded comrades. Army Capt. Gary M. Rose of Huntsville, Ala., who is now 70, received the award for his acts of heroism on Sept. 11. 1970, when he was the only medic for a mission with 136 men of the 5th Special Forces Group. (AP)

President Trump vowed on Monday via Twitter that his tax cut plan would not include any changes to tax-deferred retirement accounts such as 401(k)s. Several news organizations reported last week that congressional Republicans were considering a cap on contributions to 401(k) programs as part of a broad overhaul of the tax code. (TWP)

in a statement that they were allowed to attend the event but not present because “it is not an EPA conference.”

Monday’s conference marked the culmination of a three-year examination of Narragansett Bay, New England’s largest estuary. Organizers said the broader point of Monday’s official release of a 500-page report was to highlight the improved water quality of the bay in recent decades — a success story they say

is due in large part to the state’s partnership with the EPA and its scientists.

“The irony is an effort to squelch the participation from EPA, I think, just highlights the importance of science as the basis for our work and commits us even more vigorously to promoting science,” said Janet Coit, director of the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management. BRADY DENNIS AND JULIET EILPERIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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MEDIA Megyn Kelly on Monday said on her new NBC morning program that she complained about Bill O’Reilly while she was an anchor at Fox News but was ignored.

Kelly went after O’Reilly and her ex-colleagues, accusing the network of fostering a toxic culture for its female employees.

“O’Reilly’s suggestion that no one ever complained about his behavior is false,” Kelly said during “Megyn Kelly Today.” “I know because I complained.”

Kelly has vowed to keep her program light, but the news last week that O’Reilly paid $32 million to Fox analyst Lis Wiehl to settle harassment allegations in January before Fox renewed his contract drew her back into a topic she vowed to leave behind.

Kelly said she had emailed Fox co-presidents Bill Shine and Jack Abernethy to object to O’Reilly’s comments during an interview. O’Reilly said he wasn’t “interested” in discussing a topic — sexual harassment — that “makes my network look bad.”

Kelly said she wrote: “Perhaps he didn’t realize the kind of message his criticism sends to young women across the country about how men continue to view the issues of speaking out about sexual harassment.”

In response, O’Reilly’s spokesman released two notes from Kelly to O’Reilly, one thanking him for a baby shower gift, and another thanking him for publicizing a book written by her husband. PAUL FARHI (TWP)

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Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen hasn’t allowed a run in eight innings pitched this postseason.

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Jansen can tilt the series to the Dodgers with his ability to convert multi-inning saves MLB PLAYOFFS The 113th World Series begins tonight as Los Angeles hosts Houston in the first collision of 100-plus-win teams on baseball’s ultimate stage in 47 years.

The Dodgers and Astros are similar in many regards, from their front offices’ heavy reliance on analytics to their respective 40-something managers with big personalities in Dave Roberts and A.J. Hinch to the likely future Hall of Famers atop their starting rotations. The Astros finished first in their league in runs scored, on-base percentage and slugging percentage. The Dodgers ranked first in theirs in ERA, walks and hits allowed per inning (WHIP) and strikeouts.

But for all the apparent parity

between the 101-win Astros and the 104-win Dodgers, there is one obvious and massive personnel advantage for Los Angeles. He goes by the name of Kenley Jansen.

The closer’s effect on playoff games, where frequent off-days and higher stakes are conducive to deploying him for multiple innings, is similar to what Mariano Rivera used to give the Yankees.

An opponent trailing in the middle innings knows their window for a comeback doesn’t shut at the end of the ninth inning, but more like the seventh.

Jansen has pitched eight innings this postseason, allowing zero earned run and three baserunners while striking out 12.

Only two of his seven appearances have been for more than

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three outs, but he’s capable of much more, as witnessed during the 2016 postseason, when he made five multi-inning appearances, including a 51-pitch stint in the decisive Game 5 win against

the Nationals in the NLDS. The Astros simply have no one like Jansen on their side. Their bullpen has questions in oncetrusted pieces such as closer Ken Giles (9.00 ERA in ALCS) and set-up men Chris Devenski (13.50) and Will Harris (6.75).

The Dodgers’ ultimate weapon resides in their bullpen and enters games to “California Love.”

If the Astros — whose offense revolves around 5-foot-5 catalyst Jose Altuve and All-Star shortstop Carlos Correa — are going to survive, they will want to avoid at all costs a scenario where they are trailing late, the Dodgers’ bullpen gate opens and 2pac’s ode to the Golden State begins to play as Jansen jogs to the mound.

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Martinez to interview for manager job

Dave Martinez, the bench coach of the Cubs, has scheduled an interview for the managerial opening in Washington, a person with knowledge of the situation said Monday. Martinez, 53, has interviewed to be a manager several times since 2010. He was a candidate for the Nationals’ job in 2013, when they hired Matt Williams.

The Nationals have also received permission to interview Mets hitting coach Kevin Long. (TWP) Dodgers SS Corey Seager expected to start tonight after missing NLCS with back injury

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SCIENCE The Trump administration’s decision to prevent government scientists from presenting climate change-related research at a conference in Rhode Island on Monday gave the event a suddenly high profile, with protesters outside, media inside and angry lawmakers and academics criticizing the move.

“This type of political interference, or scientific censorship — whatever you want to call it — is ill-advised and does a real disservice to the American public and public health,” Sen. Jack Reed, a Democrat who is Rhode Island’s senior senator, said at an opening news conference for the State of Narragansett Bay and Its Watershed event in Providence.

“We can debate the issues. We can have different viewpoints.

But we should all be able to objectively examine the data and look at the evidence.”

Reed was joined Monday by the rest of the state’s congressional delegation, all Democrats, who took turns chastising the Environmental Protection Agency for instructing two of

Dodgers left-hander

He entered the playoffs with a 4-7 postseason record and a 4.55 postseason ERA. In three playoff games this year, he’s 2-0 with a 3.63 ERA, 1.32 points higher than his regular-season mark of 2.31 that was the best in the NL. Four of Houston’s starters haven’t faced Kershaw in the past five years. Astros second baseman Jose Altuve has hit .400 off Kershaw over 15 career at-bats. Four of his six hits were doubles.

Dallas Keuchel Astros left-hander

He gave up four runs and took a Game 5 loss at the Yankees in his last start.

In six career playoff games — including three this year — Keuchel is 4-1 with an ERA of 2.59. The Dodgers are hitting .317 with a .908 OPS against lefties this postseason. Only three Los Angeles hitters have faced Keuchel in the last five years.

Infielder Logan Forsythe hit .412 against him in that time.

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Burakovsky might not make trip CAPITALS Forward Andre Burakovsky has an “upper-body” injury that forced him to miss practice Monday, the Capitals announced.

Coach Barry Trotz said he will have more information about Burakovsky’s status today, when Washington leaves for a trip to Western Canada that kicks off with a game at Vancouver on Thursday. Trotz said he expects Burakovsky to “miss some time.”

In the final two minutes of Washington’s game Saturday, Burakovsky got tangled up behind the net with Florida defenseman Ian McCoshen, who was called for hooking.

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Trotz expects forward to ‘miss some time’ with upper-body injury

Andre Burakovsky appeared to suffer an injury to his right hand Saturday.

Burakovsky — who missed 15 games with a broken right hand last season — removed the glove on his left hand and was clenching it in apparent pain.

Forward Tyler Graovac is already out with an “upper-body”

injury that is considered weekto-week, and Trotz said he won’t be traveling with the team on the trip through Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary.

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another forward, so Trotz said the team is considering recalling Chandler Stephenson from Hershey, Pa., before leaving.

Burakovsky, who started the season on Nicklas Backstrom’s line before moving to the third line next to Lars Eller, has averaged 15:45 of ice time in nine games. He scored his first goal of the season Friday night in Detroit.

The Capitals had a separate injury scare Monday when Alex Ovechkin left practice early and limped to the locker room after he went awkwardly into the boards during a two-on-two drill.

After practice, Ovechkin participated in the team’s annual canine calendar shoot. He didn’t appear to be walking with a limp, and Trotz said he expects Ovechkin to be “OK.” ISABELLE KHURSHUDYAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

THOMAS’ SNAP STREAK

10,363 The consecutive snaps that Browns iron man Joe Thomas, 32, had played before he left the field with a tear in his left triceps Sunday in a loss to the Titans. An MRI on Monday confirmed the injury. The 10-time Pro Bowl tackle is out for the rest of the season. (TWP)

Elliott is eligible to face Redskins before hearing NFL Because of a ruling a federal judge made Monday in New York, Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott remains eligible to play Sunday against the Redskins at FedEx Field. Washington has a short turnaround against its NFC East rival after playing the Eagles on “Monday Night Football,” which ended after Express’ deadline.

U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla rejected a request by the NFL for an expedited hearing on a request for a preliminary injunction for Elliott. The judge ordered the hearing to take place Oct. 30, the day after the Cowboys visit the Redskins, so Elliott is eligible to play under the temporary restraining order granted by another judge, Paul A. Crotty.

The NFL’s six-game suspension of Elliott for domestic violence remains a matter of contention in court between the league and the NFL Players Association. The NFL has not been permitted to enforce the suspension all season.

The NFLPA was granted a preliminary injunction by a federal judge in Texas, only to have that injunction lifted by a three-judge panel of a federal appeals court in New Orleans. The legal venue has shifted to New York, where the NFL filed a lawsuit seeking to affirm the decision of NFL-appointed arbitrator Harold Henderson to uphold the ban ordered by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. MARK MASKE (TWP)

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Stumped by yogurt?

There are many versions of the creamy dairy treat — here’s how they compare NUTRITION It all started with Greek yogurt.

Once available only in specialty stores, it has come to dominate the yogurt aisle in the past decade. Its success has opened our minds and taste buds to yogurt’s world of possibilities. Now you can globe-hop in the dairy department with offerings from France, Australia, Bulgaria, Iceland and other countries.

The options are exciting, but they can also make for a mindboggling shopping experience.

“Yogurt is really only two things: bacteria and milk,” says Cheryl Sternman Rule, author of “Yogurt Culture: A Global Look at How to Make, Bake, Sip, and Chill the World’s Creamiest, Healthiest Food.”

To make it, you heat milk, allow it to cool somewhat, add live cultures (bacteria) and let the mixture incubate until it thickens, and you have yogurt.

You can vary the basic formula to not only affect the taste and texture but to make a nutritional

difference. Here are five types of yogurt and how they vary.

Bulgarian One of the most common bacterial cultures used in yogurt is native to Bulgaria and named for the country: Lactobacillus bulgaricus. Naturally, that strain is the main one used to make Bulgarian yogurt, and it gives the yogurt one of its defining taste characteristics. Bulgarian yogurt has a pleasant but decidedly tart flavor, and its texture is creamy but loose and easily spoon-able. Because Bulgarian yogurt is unstrained, it retains all of the calcium and other nutrients from the milk used to make it.

A yogurt for everyone Most yogurts contain a wealth of good bacteria, protein, B vitamins and calcium, and they fill you up without a lot of calories. “What’s nice about there being so many different kinds is that there is really something for every palate,” says “Yogurt Culture” author Cheryl Sternman Rule. E.K.

— giving it a “more protein, less sugar” marketing win. A downside that isn’t advertised is that with the straining process, some of the calcium, potassium, B vitamins and other nutrients are also drained off.

Greek

Icelandic

Mildly tangy Greek yogurt owes its thick, creamy texture to a straining process in which some of its whey is drained off and discarded. This also concentrates the protein in the yogurt and eliminates some of its naturally occurring sugar (lactose)

There is debate as to whether skyr, an ancient staple in Iceland, should be called yogurt, or if it is really more of a cheese. It is certainly yogurt-like in that it is a cultured milk product, and you can find it in the yogurt aisle.

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more than Greek yogurt, it is very thick and glossy, with the consistency and flavor undertone of a tangy, spoon-able cheese, and it is accordingly high in protein.

French Traditional French-style yogurt is “pot set,” meaning that rather than being made in a large vat and then divided into containers, it is both cultured and sold in small, individual containers, usually glass ones. It is unstrained, so it is not very dense, but it has a luxuriously smooth, creamy texture that is due in part to the fact that it is made with whole milk.

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A gym class space-filler Garrett Sweitzer, the founder of Quad, a free mobile app that launched last week, doesn’t like to describe his product as a multistudio membership.

Instead, the app works more like a matchmaker between gyms with empty spots in classes and price-conscious people looking for a last-minute, discounted workout. Users can designate top gyms and studios and receive push notifications from them when there is an available spot in a class (prices vary). The app, available for iPhone and Android devices, has no monthly fees or restrictions on the number of studios you can visit. It currently only features gyms in Foggy Bottom, Dupont Circle and Georgetown — including 202strong, Blast Fitness and Georgetown Yoga — but Sweitzer sees Quad expanding to other areas in the future.

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Australian Australian yogurt is unstrained yogurt with a creamy, velvety texture that tends to be very rich. Although you can buy lowfat and plain Australian-style yogurt, the thing that really sets it apart is its indulgent, dessertlike quality and creative flavors that don’t shy from sweetness.

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left college to pursue acting and singing, and has spent her 20s working small gigs that leave her constantly borrowing from her father and me and unable to have health insurance. I know it is her dream, but I think there is a compromise to stay artistic, like finishing her degree and teaching. But she tells me she is an adult and can make her own decisions. CONCERNED PARENT Her decision to “constantly borrow” your money upgrades you from Potential Helicopterer to Person Whose Opinion Holds Weight. You also have the choice — and responsibility — of setting a boundary, sticking to it and not being an enabler. The parameters are up to you.

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Gabrielle Union’s first book is more serious than its title suggests.

“We’re Going to Need More Wine,” out now, does include funny, true-life stories from the personable lead of BET’s “Being Mary Jane.” But the strongest essays in the collection, while told in a friend-to-friend style, are searing and powerful, including an account of when she was raped at a Payless shoe store in college and an exploration of the challenges of raising black children in America today. Here, Union, 44, discusses these and other experiences told in her book. CAROLE BURNS (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST) You write very openly and movingly about being raped at a Payless shoe store when you were in college. When and how did you decide to be so open about this experience?

It was sort of decided for me when I was on a show that had a story line about a serial rapist preying on the people who worked at a hospital. Over the course of several weeks, I would look at the script and I would just be locked in terror, wondering if they were going to write my character to be raped next. And yet I worked with such kind, compassionate people, I realized that if they knew what had happened to me, they just wouldn’t do that to me.

So having that conversation with my co-workers — someone who was not related to me, who I was not paying for therapy, who wasn’t from my small town — the idea of sharing that information as a means of protection, that’s what started it. Then once I shared, others shared: You know that

happened to me; you know that happened to my child, my mother.

In attempting to protect myself, I realized I was offering a bridge, a hand, to other people who wanted to share, or who just needed to know, “Hey, I’m not alone.”

Your essay about talking to your stepsons — with NBA star Dwyane Wade — about how they’ll be looked at suspiciously because they’re black reminded me of Ta-Nehisi Coates’ ideas about the black body. Tell me about that essay you wrote.

I reference Coates’ book quite a bit, and that was absolutely my guide, especially when dealing with my children’s educators.

It’s interesting now how some people are finding Coates’ new book problematic. Perhaps more

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people are willing to see my approach as not being as combative. … But I’m not really saying anything different than what he’s saying. It’s like instead of buying Cracklin’ Oats, they bought what they thought was Lucky Charms, and there were prizes in there they weren’t anticipating, so it’s like slipping nutrients into something they thought was going to be more of a guilty pleasure.

Your writing style is very conversational, yet you also quote people like James Baldwin and W.E.B. Du Bois. Why the variety of styles?

We’re all a bit of a mix, I think.

In my life, certainly I’ve been perceived as a mix of different identities and different voices.

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AWARDS For years, David Letterman, consumed by insecurities and the relentless pace of a nightly television program, would respond to the loud cheers of his audience with a strained smile and a halfscolding, half-embarrassed wave to “cut that out.” But Sunday night, the late-night legend found himself stuck in a seat where he couldn’t silence his admirers.

As Letterman watched from a box with his wife, Regina, and

13-year-old son, Harry, the former host was lauded as the Kennedy Center’s 20th recipient of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor by a stunning array of performers. They talked of how he reinvented late-night TV with oddball bits, as well as of his ability to deliver comforting words during the worst of times. There were two purposes to the evening: to praise Letterman because, as Jimmy Kimmel said, “No one from his generation influenced

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For Letterman, a fitting fete in D.C. David Letterman on Sunday received the Kennedy Center’s Mark Twain Prize.

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has always had spot-on comedic instincts. What better time than right now to insist on looking like a Confederate war general?”

Bill Murray, last year’s Twain winner, even arrived in full Elizabethan garb to the strains of

Herman’s Hermits’ “I’m Henry VIII, I Am.” “You will be able, as the Twain, to walk up to any man or woman and take a burning cigar from their mouth and finish it,” he said. “You will be able to board any riverboat.” Letterman clapped in delight at that line.

In a crisp speech, Letterman opened by his praising the presenters (“Amy Schumer, future recipient of this award; John Mulaney, this is the future of comedy, ladies and gentlemen”) and later offered a final quote from Twain.

“Mark Twain’s definition of patriotism is this,” he said.

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Minimum requirements: Associates degree, Bachelors degree preferred, or equivalent 5 years of experience in site management; required certifications include TCS (Tax Credit Specialist) or COS (Certified Occupancy Specialist); prior experience as a Property Manager with a proven track record of success with cooperative management, effective communication, marketing, managing multiple projects & meeting deadlines; ability to produce reports, maintain records; experience with budgeting & cost management; knowledge of local Virginia apartment market & Fair Housing regulations; ability to think strategically with proven problem solving skills; excellent communication, time management & organizational skills; knowledge of Yardi Voyager software preferred; proficiency with MS Word & Excel.

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Your emotions may be quite near the surface through the day. See if you can’t stifle the urge to lash out needlessly.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The starting point and finish line may be indistinguishable. This is a puzzle solved by doing what must be done.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Though usually quite good at solving riddles of certain import, today you may miss the most obvious clues.

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POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

TODAY: Heavy showers could accompany the morning commute, especially early, but then the rain should rapidly clear out by 11 a.m. or so. Rainfall totals probably average about 0.5 inches. By the afternoon, the sun will return at times, which should allow temperatures to pass 70 briefly before cooler air starts to filter in.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You

may be doubting yourself as the day begins. Later on, events will serve to bolster your confidence and provide you with answers.

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A gentle

conflict is likely to become contentious as the day wears on. You may suspect a former ally has an ulterior motive.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You may have to speak or act more quickly today than you had expected. What happens after dark explains your behavior earlier in the day.

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who has been positioned against you is likely to come around today and pledge loyalty as things heat up.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You may not know just what to say today, but say something you must before someone else steps in and usurps your current position. Don’t vacillate.

Need more Sudoku?

Find another puzzle in the Comics section of The Post every Sunday and in the Style section Monday through Saturday.

AVG. HIGH: 65 RECORD HIGH: 84 AVG. LOW: 46 RECORD LOW: 29 SUNRISE: 7:27 a.m. SUNSET: 6:17 p.m.

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1945: The United Nations officially comes into existence as its charter takes effect.

1962: A naval quarantine of Cuba ordered by President John F. Kennedy goes into effect during the missile crisis.

2002: Authorities apprehend Army veteran John Allen Muhammad and teenager Lee Boyd Malvo near Myersville, Md., in the Washington-area sniper attacks.

(Malvo was later sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole; Muhammad was sentenced to death and executed in 2009.)

Get more news and forecasts at washingtonpost.com/weather or follow @capitalweather on Twitter.

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10 Thing requiring a payoff 11 Not female 12 17 Monopoly props.

13 Bird’s home 18 Archery wood 19 Very young guys 23 Chop-chop 24 Whose cheating heart?

27 Skater’s jumps 28 Short-lived atomic particle 29 Slips up 30 Record 31 Otherwise 32 Some postgrad degrees 33 Riches 34 Invisible emanation 35 Tyrant’s title until 1917 36 Brain scan, briefly 37 Scoring serve 39 Location 40 Any pyramid scheme, e.g.

44 Ill-acquired funds

45 Hawaiian hellos 46 Very nearby 48 A hundredth of CCC 49 Sonata movement 50 Mr. T’s TV squad (with “The”) 51 Sample, as food 52 German steel city

53 54 55 56

Abates Royal address “Berry” prefix Does firstgrade math 57 Not tan 60 L.A. hours 61 Bad thing to stir

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‘It wasn’t a fit!’ says lady, in a clear fit Faye Dunaway caused a commotion at Marie Robinson Salon in New York City upon being charged $3,000 for hair extensions. An onlooker told Page Six she didn’t realize they were that expensive and exclaimed that she would only pay half.

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The couple then had dinner with their families in the theme park. (AP)

DJ Khaled threw his son, Asahd, a massive jungle-themed party for his first birthday. According to E! News, the bash took place at LIV at Fountainebleu Miami Beach.

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