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Ten teams from Slovakia, Poland and Hungary gathered Thursday in Trencin, Slovakia, to crown the fastest gravediggers in central Europe. The contest was established to add some life to the International Exhibition of Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services. Competitors could use only shovels and picks. They were graded on speed and the ability to dig the graves to exact specifications — including 5 feet under. (AP)

Not sure what to do with the ashes of a loved one? How about using the remains for a sugar bowl? Chronicle Cremation Designs in New Mexico offers “custom memorial objects” — such as functional dinnerware — made from remains and coated in a “custom ash glaze,” UPI reported. Justin Crowe said the business idea blossomed after a personal loss, when he made an object so he could continue to “interact with memories on a daily basis.” (EXPRESS)

Authorities said two men took a taxi to a home they planned to burglarize, but then stiffed the driver on the fare, leading him to call the cops. Police in Deal, N.J., last week said Kenneth Burke, 46, and Timothy Foote, 38, now face charges. They allegedly told the driver to wait outside the home, and soon returned with a TV and liquor. The driver then took them to an apartment — and called police when they wouldn’t pay. (AP)

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Local hotels aren’t getting the usual flood of requests for Inauguration Day.

In a departure from the postelection booking frenzy that generally descends on Washington’s toniest properties every four years, hotel managers in and near the District say they’ve received very few calls, as stunned supporters on either side of the aisle pause to process the election results. “Things are definitely slower on the uptake this year,” said Shane Krige, general manager of the Fairmont in Georgetown. “It’s not like eight years ago, when the entire hotel was sold

“People who didn’t think they’d ever have a reason to come to Washington are now trying to figure out how to get here.” TAMMY BOWSER, director of sales and marketing at the Hilton Crystal City, on inauguration celebrations

out in a day.” Many Trump supporters may not have expected their candidate to win, Krige added, which probably means they’re scrambling to make travel arrangements and book flights before they secure hotel rooms. “I think a lot of people are trying to digest the outcome and figure out their plans,” he said. “This has been a complicated election.” The inauguration festivities that hit Washington every four years have become a display of over-the-top extravagance and one-upmanship for the area’s most luxurious hotels. Among this year’s most lavish offers is a $500,000 package at the Fairmont that includes round-trip travel on a private jet, a closet full of clothing from Saks Fifth Avenue and home-cooked meals for your dog. The Ritz-Carlton Washington, meanwhile, is offering a $150,000 inaugural package that includes a four-night stay, as well as some souvenirs: a 3-carat sapphire necklace and pillowcases monogrammed with the presidential seal. (While more modest rooms are offered, both packages are still up for grabs.) ABHA BHATTARAI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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After election, professor gives class a little break A University of Maryland lecturer postponed a test planned the morning after the nation elected Donald Trump to be president. Alan Peel said students in his class examining whether Hollywood gets planetary science right might need time to process “what must be a personally threatening election result.” He called it a “minimum courtesy” to students who believe they’re part of a marginalized minority. (AP)

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THE DISTRICT A few blocks from the White House, employees at the St. Regis hotel had spent weeks preparing for election night. They knew that as soon as the country’s next president was announced, or even a few hours before, there would be an onslaught of requests from supporters looking to book rooms for January’s inauguration. As it does every four years, the hotel staffed its reservation desk around the clock and waited. Except this time, the calls didn’t come. Nearly 36 hours after Donald Trump was named the country’s next president, the luxury hotel hadn’t received a single new reservation for January’s festivities. “Nope, zero, nothing,” said Douglas Camp, the hotel’s director of sales and marketing. “Dead silence.” In fact, that wasn’t exactly true. The hotel did receive two calls on Wednesday morning — both from Democrats looking to cancel their previously made reservations.

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TRANSPORTATION As the region mulls Presidentelect Donald Trump’s vows for a comprehensive infrastructure package, many are wondering: What does this mean for Metro? The short answer: Nobody knows for sure. On the one hand, some local leaders advocating on behalf of Metro say they’re hopeful. In his acceptance speech, Trump was quick to talk about his plans to “rebuild our infrastructure … [and] put millions of our people to work as we rebuild it.” He’s spoken fondly of cutting-edge transit systems in other countries — “You go to China, they have trains that go 300 miles an hour,” he bemoaned in March — and he has firsthand experience with New York City’s subway system and its importance to the New York economy. And yet, Trump will be working alongside a Congress controlled by Republicans who are vehemently opposed to tax increases and who have vowed to defund mass transit, “an inherently local affair that serves only a small portion of the population.” So … it’s complicated. “I think it makes everything much more arduous,” said Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., about the potential for increased federal investment in Metro. “Republicans typically hate infrastructure bills — they don’t

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like to spend money that way,” said Metro board member Carol Carmody, who represents the federal government. “Unless we have awfully different Republicans running things, I don’t see it.” “Our fight will be more difficult,” said Jackie Jeter, president of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689. “Local 689 will not sit back under this new administration and watch our system be privatized. … Assuring dedicated funding is the only way to make sure Metro is protected.” But Metro board Chairman Jack Evans had a characteristically optimistic take: Trump’s move to the White House could mean good things for Metro, he said Wednesday.

“The first thing he mentioned last night was infrastructure, and that’s exactly where we’re at here in D.C.,” said Evans, who also is a D.C. Council member. “I hope that continues, along the lines of getting the federal government more actively involved in the infrastructure of Metro.” Specifically, Evans wants more money. He’s argued for months that the federal government should help fund the transit agency’s annual operating costs because so many of the system’s riders are federal workers commuting to their jobs. “I don’t know what his thoughts are on Metro, but I do know he’s from New York, and they’ve gone through what we’re going through now,” Evans said, referring to the

crumbling infrastructure and unsafe conditions in New York’s subway in the 1970s and 1980s. Of course, the region’s struggling transit system is hardly likely to become a top priority for an incoming president. But President Obama was known to occasionally comment on the state of Metro, and the Federal Transit Administration’s beefedup role in safety oversight will mean that Trump’s administration likely will be engaged in Metro’s ongoing challenges. One bright spot, according to Metro’s local advocates: Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., perhaps Metro’s fiercest critic in Congress, was ousted from office Tuesday night. MARTINE POWERS AND FAIZ SIDDIQUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Hundreds of people marched through Richmond to protest the election of Donald Trump, and three Confederate statues were vandalized, authorities said Thursday. A dozen people were arrested. Crowds gathered Wednesday night, blocking streets near Virginia Commonwealth University. Online video showed marchers chanting, “No Trump. No KKK. No fascist USA,” and carrying banners reading, “Not my president.” The protest in Richmond was one of several across the country against Trump’s stunning victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton. (AP) THE DISTRICT

Man charged in 1995 fatal D.C. shooting Police in D.C. have arrested a man in the fatal shooting of another man in 1995. The department said 48-year-old Rodney Baggott was arrested Wednesday at the D.C. Jail, where he was being held on an unrelated offense. Police say Baggott was charged with first-degree murder while armed in the death of 23-year-old DeAngelo Barr. Investigators say Barr was found suffering from gunshot wounds on Nov. 20, 1995, in Northeast. Barr later died at a hospital. (AP) HOWARD COUNTY, MD.

Hogan names longtime law enforcer as sheriff Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed Bill McMahon to be the new Howard County sheriff. Hogan announced the appointment Thursday. McMahon served as Howard County chief of police from 2006 to 2014. He is a 30-year resident of the county. He will replace James Fitzgerald, who resigned last month after an investigation found he created a hostile work environment by belittling staffers and making racist and sexist comments. (AP)

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POLITICS President-elect Donald Trump and President Barack Obama met for the first time Thursday and pledged to work together, starting the whirlwind transition that will unfold over the next 10 weeks until the inauguration Jan. 20. Trump later met at the Capitol with House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Those three also will work together — but on Republican goals opposed by Obama and his fellow Democrats. “We’re going to lower taxes,” Trump told reporters, with Ryan seated by his side. “We’re going to fix health care and make it affordable and better.” He

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appeared to be referring to a plan to lower taxes that heavily benefits top earners and to the GOP’s aim of repealing the Affordable Care Act, Obama’s signature domestic policy achievement. In a sign of how tensions between Trump and Obama have not disappeared in the immediate aftermath of the election, the White House did not arrange for the traditional photo op between the current first couple and the incoming one, a custom that George W. Bush and his wife Laura observed when the Obamas visited the White House in 2008. Melania Trump met separately with Michelle Obama. Still, Trump told reporters Thursday that he expects to work closely with Obama now and in the future to seek his advice in guiding the country. Trump noted that a White House session

that was supposed to be 10 to 15 minutes went on for 90 minutes. “As far as I’m concerned, it could have lasted a lot longer,” Trump said. “We discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficulties. I very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel.” He called Obama “a very good man,” and added: “So, Mr. President, it was a great honor being with you, and I look forward to being with you many, many more times in the future.” Obama, for his part, said, he was encouraged by Trump’s desire “to work with my team around many of the issues that this great country faces. And I believe that it is important for all of us, regardless of party and regardless of political preferences, to now come together,

work together, to deal with the many challenges that we face.” Later, Trump and his wife, along with Vice President-elect Mike Pence, met with Ryan at the Capitol, where Trump pledged to work closely with GOP congressional leaders. Ryan ushered Trump onto the Speaker’s Balcony and gestured toward the Washington skyline and the monuments west of the Capitol. He pointed to an inaugural platform being built on the Capitol grounds, appearing to show Trump where he would be taking the oath of office. In the morning at the White House, the first lady and the future first lady met for tea in the private residence and took a tour. They then visited the Oval Office to meet the president and president-elect. DAVID NAKAMURA AND JULIET EILPERIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

VOTER TURNOUT FOR PRESIDENTIAL RACE

The proportion of eligible voters who cast a ballot in the presidential election, the lowest since 2000. In 2008, the percentage was 61.6; in 2012 it was 58.0. Neither major candidate this year was widely liked, and some laws enacted since 2012 in GOP-controlled states suppressed the vote. (TWP)

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Trump priority: Assembling a new Cabinet Donald Trump and his transition team are working on candidates for the Cabinet, who must be vetted before facing Senate confirmation. Here are some possibilities for key posts; Trump loyalists might be first in line. (THE WASHINGTON POST/EXPRESS)

Secretary of State: Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, above, advised Trump on his run. John Bolton was ambassador to the U.N. and served several GOP administrations. Tennessee’s Bob Corker, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is another possibility. Attorney General: Rudy Giuliani, an ex-federal prosecutor, has been a fervent supporter. Sen. Jeff Sessions is Trump’s top booster in Congress and was Alabama attorney general. N.J. Gov. Chris Christie is leading the transition team but was badly damaged by Bridgegate. Secretary of Defense: Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn has been at Trump’s side. Stephen Hadley is a veteran of George W. Bush’s White House. Secretary of the Treasury: Trump advisers have mentioned JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, but he might not be interested. Trump finance chair Steve Mnuchin, formerly of Goldman Sachs, is in the mix.

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references to Trump and Nazi Germany were spray-painted on a Philadelphia storefront window, philly.com reports. Elsewhere, the principal of Southern Lehigh High School said students used “heil Hitler” salutes and called black students “cotton pickers,” according to Lehigh Valley Live.

Trump and Muslims, according to police, who called the attack a hate crime. Meanwhile, in Redding, the Los Angeles Times reports, a student at Shasta High School handed out “deportation letters” to Latino classmates. The incident was confirmed by Shasta Union High School District Superintendent Jim Cloney, who said he believes the incident was Trump-inspired.

organize tar & feather vigilante squads and go arrest and torture those deviant university leaders spouting off all this diversity garbage.”

Texas: Police are investigating reports of threatening fliers posted on the campus of Texas State University, according to the Austin American-Statesman. One read, “Now that our man Trump is elected … time to

Tennessee: Ex-University of Tennessee linebacker Chris Weatherd shared a Twitter video Wednesday that allegedly shows his car vandalized with the words “F--- you n-----” and “Trump,” according to Bleacher Report.

Minnesota: An Osseo Area Schools spokesperson confirmed that phrases like “f--- n------” and “whites only” were scrawled on a bathroom stall door at Maple Grove High School.

For immigrants, Trump’s win is reason to fear

through the Loop on Wednesday night. They gathered outside Trump Tower, chanting, “Not my president.” Similar

IMMIGRATION More than 11 million undocumented immigrants woke up Wednesday to a newly elected president who has vowed to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico and to begin deportations within his first hour in office. Donald Trump has been explicit on immigration. The Republican made it one of his central issues. He promised not only to “build the wall” and deport the “bad hombres,” but also to triple the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in order to carry out mass roundups reminiscent of President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 1954 initiative “Operation Wetback,” which removed hundreds of thousands of Mexicans from the U.S. “Under the Trump administration, the level of fear and anxiety among undocumented people will only get deeper and more prevalent,” said Jose Antonio Vargas, a former Washington Post reporter-turned-activist. For Claudia Quiñonez, who was 11 when she and her mother moved to Maryland from Bolivia, Trump’s election is all too real. After overstaying their visas, they became protected from deportation and were given a work permit under the Obama administration. “But now that Donald Trump has been elected president, I don’t feel safe,” Quiñonez said. “I can be deported.” MICHAEL E.

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MOSCOW Russian government officials had contacts with members of Donald Trump’s campaign team, a senior Russian diplomat said Thursday, in a disclosure that could reopen scrutiny over the Kremlin’s role in the president-elect’s bitter race against Hillary Clinton. Trump had faced criticism during the campaign for his positive statements about Russian President Vladimir Putin and for other Russia-friendly policy stances, although he repeatedly denied having financial or other ties to Moscow. Russia’s deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, above, said in an interview with the state-run Interfax news agency that “there were contacts” with the Trump team. After his comments, Trump campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks denied that there were interactions between Russia and the Trump team before Tuesday’s election. “Obviously, we know most of the people from his entourage,” Ryabkov said. “… I cannot say that all of them, but quite a few, have been staying in touch with Russian representatives.” Asked later for clarification, an anonymous Foreign Ministry official declined to elaborate on Ryabkov’s remarks but said standard diplomacy called for “contact with the leaders in the campaign” on matters such as clarifying statements by the candidate. DAVID FILIPOV AND ANDREW ROTH (TWP)

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The victory by Donald Trump has encouraged many on the far right who reject establishment conservatism.

Will Trump meet alt-right demands? Leaders of movement, including white supremacists, elated by the election POLITICS Mike Adams, a conservative Texas blogger, greeted President-elect Donald Trump’s victory with this post: “The evil, demonic, mass murdering Hillary Clinton has been defeated. This is VICTORY for all Americans, even the uninformed, ignorant morons who voted for Hillary.” A few hours later, Adams posted a more hopeful tone: “Today I declare ‘LOVE WINS’ because it is love for America that inspired us to collectively achieve this great victory.” Adams and thousands of others on the furious far right of American political discourse, who have railed for years against the “criminal” and “treasonous” excesses of the federal government under President Obama, woke up Wednesday to find themselves in the odd position

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of being, essentially, insiders. Members of the so-called “altright,” who reject establishment conservatism and spread their far-right ideology online, were eagerly courted by candidate Trump. Now this vocal constituency feels emboldened by its new ally in the White House, presenting Trump with a major challenge to satisfy their pent-up demands while trying to unite a deeply divided nation. Trump’s election has sent hopes flying among a broad array of Americans angry at the federal government for what they see as unconstitutional overreach into their lives. They often describe themselves as part of the patriot or liberty movements, and many belong to well-armed militia groups such as the Oath Keepers or the 3 Percenters, whose membership has soared

“In the past, presidents have reached out to all peoples, except those whites who are proud of their heritage and want to preserve Western civilization.” WILLIAM DANIEL JOHNSON, a prominent white nationalist who is looking forward to what a Donald Trump presidency “can do for us.”

into the hundreds of thousands since Obama took office in 2008. Many people in those movements backed Trump’s candidacy with full-throated gusto

on the internet and social media. However, others have been skeptical of his conservative credentials, and some are now vowing to pressure him to make good on his campaign rhetoric on issues such as abortion, immigration and putting “America first.” “It is now up to us to keep the heat on Congress and Trump, to fulfill the promises that were made by Mr. Trump,” said Shorty Dawkins, writing on the Oath Keepers website. Trump’s victory has also energized white supremacists, who believe that Trump, with his calls to deport immigrants and ban Muslims, could bring their racist and anti-Semitic views into the mainstream in a way no politician has for decades. “The people in our movement are really excited with the possibility of a Donald Trump presidency, what it can do for us,” said William Daniel Johnson of the American Freedom Party, a prominent white nationalist in Los Angeles who has called for a whites-only United States. During the campaign, Trump retweeted messages from white nationalist groups and often seemed reluctant to distance himself from those groups. He was endorsed by former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke. Two months after Trump announced his candidacy last year, a South Florida tattoo artist named Lonny Morgan latched on to Trump’s crusade against “political correctness” and started a website called “Outlaw Morgan,” devoted to promoting Trump and trashing Clinton and Obama. “I got to a point where I was tired of oversensitive people claiming that everything is bigotry and everything is racist,” said Morgan, 41. Morgan said many Trump supporters were “pretty much talking 1776-style revolution” if Clinton had won. But with Trump in the White House, they now see a chance for their beliefs and ideas to be taken seriously at the highest levels of government. KEVIN SULLIVAN AND PETER HOLLEY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Bomb plot suspect appears in federal court Ahmad Rahami, who has been accused of planting bombs in Manhattan and New Jersey, was in federal court in New York City on Thursday, two months after he was captured. He faces up to life in prison for charges including bombing a public place. His lawyer said Rahami, 28, plans to enter a plea of not guilty, and that he has concerns about Rahami’s medical care because he still has wounds from being captured that could become infected in prison. (EXPRESS)

The U.S. will focus more resources against Jabhat Fatah al-Sham in Syria.

U.S. targets group tied to al-Qaeda SYRIA President Obama has ordered the Pentagon to target the leaders of an al-Qaeda-linked group in Syria that the administration had largely ignored until now and that has been at the vanguard of the fight against the Syrian government, U.S. officials said. The decision to deploy more drones and intelligence assets against the militant group formerly known as Jabhat al-Nusra reflects Obama’s concern that it is turning parts of Syria into a new base of operations for alQaeda, the officials said. The move underlines the extent to which Obama has come to prioritize counterterrorism efforts in Syria over unseating President Bashar al-Assad. President-elect Donald Trump has said he will be even more aggressive than Obama in going

after militants. The group now calls itself Jabhat Fatah al-Sham and says it has broken with al-Qaeda. U.S. officials discounted the claim. Obama’s new order gives the U.S. military’s Joint Special Operations Command, or JSOC, wider authority and additional intelligence-collection resources to go after al-Nusra’s broader leadership, not just al-Qaeda veterans or those directly involved in external plotting. Pentagon leaders were reluctant to pull resources away from the fight against the Islamic State. But aides say Obama grew frustrated that more wasn’t being done to kill al-Nusra leaders given the warnings from top counterterrorism officials about the gathering threat the group posed. ADAM ENTOUS

After seven times as a finalist for the National Toy Hall of Fame, Little People — the tiny tenants of Fisher-Price’s house, barn and school bus — were enshrined Thursday in Rochester, N.Y. They were joined in the class of 2016 by the swing and Dungeons & Dragons. Since being introduced in 1959, more than 2 billion Little People have been sold; FisherPrice says the toys are about “sharing, caring and nurturing.” Dungeons & Dragons was recognized as an adult vehicle for creating stories, while the swing was honored for its longevity. To be a finalist, a toy must influence play across generations. (AP)

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

THE OTHER NATIONAL CHRISTMAS TREE

Rockefeller Center spruces up for the holidays

This year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree has begun its journey from upstate New York to Manhattan. The 94-foot Norway spruce was cut down Thursday morning in the town of Oneonta, N.Y., and loaded onto a truck. The spruce will make the 140-mile trip to Manhattan and is expected to arrive Saturday. The tree’s 50,000 lights will be switched on during a live television broadcast Nov. 30. (AP) Iraqi troops fire at ISIS but do not advance as they regroup and clear neighborhoods in Mosul

PENNSYLVANIA

One officer dead and one wounded in ambush A gunman with a history of domestic abuse fatally shot a police officer and wounded another Thursday before he and a woman were found dead following a fight at their apartment, authorities said. The officers were “ambushed upon their arrival” and immediately shot. (AP) MILITARY

Centcom report doubles civilian casualty count The number of civilians killed by U.S. airstrikes in Iraq and Syria is more than double the previous estimate, U.S. Central Command said Wednesday, after reexamining its air campaign based on allegations from activist groups. The announcement of 64 additional deaths brings the total civilian death toll in U.S. air attacks to 119 since the campaign against the Islamic State began in 2014, Centcom said. (TWP) SOUTH AFRICA

Parliament does not vote to remove president South Africa’s parliament on Thursday defeated an opposition motion to remove President Jacob Zuma because of a series of scandals, including possible government corruption by a vote of 214 to 126. (AP)

Corrections The story ”D.C. voters back statehood” on page 4 in Wednesday’s edition had the incorrect margin in which Democrats outnumber Republicans in D.C. That margin is 12-to-1. An ExpressLine on Page 13 in Thursday’s edition incorrectly stated the result of the Senate race in New Hampshire. Gov. Maggie Hassan, D, defeated incumbent Kelly Ayotte, R. Spot an error? Let us know at corrections@readexpress.com.

Chinese official named head of Interpol, to the concern of human rights advocates

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THANK YOU

University of Maryland University College would like to express our deepest thanks to all the men and women who have served this great nation and to those who have given their lives to protect ours.

Thank you for your commitment, dedication and serviceâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;today and every day.

Learn about our commitment to the military at military.umuc.edu.

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Below: Mike Knutson, Navy Veteran, BS, Cybersecurity

UMUC & YOU Wherever you have served in your military career, University

Today, UMUC has a Vetsuccess on Campus counselor ready to assist

of Maryland University College (UMUC) has been there.

with the transition from military service to college and academic advisors

And wherever you want to go after your military career

specially trained to work with veterans to plan your academic program.

ends, we are ready to help.

And UMUC offers degrees in some of the most in-demand fields, including

For almost 70 years, UMUC has been the premier academic

cybersecurity, digital forensics, data analytics, business and biotechnology.

institution providing higher education opportunities for

Our Veterans Resource Center, located in the Academic Center at Largo,

American military personnel overseas and at home.

offers a range of services to help servicemembers who are transitioning to civilian life, including understanding your education benefits and

Starting at American military bases across Germany in the early days of the Cold War, UMUC professors have taught at bases from Iceland to Antarctica, from Diego Garcia to London, from Okinawa to the Pentagon.

helping with a job search. Tens of thousands of G.I.s have earned their degrees from UMUC. Recent Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Florent Groberg worked on a master’s

We were in Vietnam at more than 20 bases at the height of the conflict,

degree in intelligence management while at Walter Reed Medical Center

and one of our professors was among the last Americans airlifted out.

undergoing 32 operations to address injuries he sustained in combat

We have been with you at guard posts in Korea and staring down the Soviets in Berlin—and celebrating with you at the fall of the Wall.

and allowing him to walk again. “I always told my soldiers, ‘Go out there and learn. Nothing negative can come out of that, only positive things,” Groberg told a recent graduating class. “I’m proud of being an American.

We have been in the Green Zone in Iraq and in forward bases in

And I sure as heck am proud to be a student at UMUC.”

Afghanistan. Once, a graduation ceremony had to move to a bomb shelter because of a rocket attack. Our traveling faculty have been called the “Academic Foreign Legion,” and wherever the American military is needed, they have been quick to follow, allowing servicemembers to continue their education no matter where they have been called to serve. Through our pioneering online higher education program, you can study wherever you are, whenever your schedule allows. We understand the education needs of our servicemembers and their families. We know the importance of flexibility as you juggle the duties of your post with the demands of your studies. And we know how to help you meet the challenge.

Capt. Florent Groberg speaking at commencement.

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3 THINGS TO WATCH

Scouting the Vikings

REDSKINS VS. VIKINGS | 1 P.M. SUNDAY, FOX

Gruden won’t try to put out Norman’s fire REDSKINS Josh Norman may be the mostpenalized cornerback in the NFL at the season’s midpoint, but Redskins coach Jay Gruden feels his team is reaping the benefit of his on-field aggression and doesn’t intend to do anything to rein in Norman. Gruden said Wednesday that he has been impressed with Norman from the day he arrived at Redskins Park. Norman signed a five-year, $75 million deal following the Carolina Panthers’ decision to let him hit the free agent market in April. Gruden pointed out that Norman is typically the first player to walk on to the field for practice and the last to come off, tacking extra drills on to the standard workouts to keep himself in tip-top condition. And in meetings, Gruden added, Norman is

attentive and engaged. “As far as his off-the-field antics, or the on-the-field penalties that he has gotten, he’s a physical football player,” Gruden said. “He’s in your face, and he’s very competitive. You don’t want to change that about him at all; that’s what makes him him.” Norman was informed last week that he was being fined $25,000 for criticizing a specific NFL official, Brad Freeman, following the Redskins’ 27-27 tie with the Cincinnati Bengals in their Week 8 matchup at London’s Wembley Stadium. Norman was flagged four times for illegal use of hands and once for pass interference against Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green. Afterward, Norman singled out Freeman by his officiating number and said he “sucks.” Earlier in the season, Norman was fined $48,620 for a hit on New York Giants wide receiver Sterling Shepard, and docked $9,115 for celebrating an

3 Bruin bros TONI L. SANDYS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Cornerback not asked to change style despite abundance of penalties

A month ago, the Vikings were the toast of the NFL, 5-0 and seemingly immune to key losses like Adrian Peterson and Matt Kalil. Here are three areas to watch now that they’re 5-3. GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)

Coach Jay Gruden says the aggressive style of Josh Norman, above, is part of what piqued the Redskins’ interest when he was a free agent.

21 FAITH IN ROB

The career-high number of carries for Redskins running back Rob Kelley against Cincinnati in London. In his first NFL start, the undrafted rookie from Tulane ran for 87 yards and a score on the highest number of attempts he’s logged since high school. Coach Jay Gruden said Kelley will start again Sunday. (TWP)

interception against Cleveland by pantomiming shooting a bowand-arrow on the sideline. In Gruden’s view, none of that was cause for a rebuke from the coaching staff. “Obviously we might have to work on his hand placement in bump-and-run, so he doesn’t hit the receiver in the head,” Gruden said. “But his aggression, his competitive style — that’s what drew us to him in the first place. We would never change that.”

Selecting former UCLA linebackers Eric Kendricks and Anthony Barr in back-toback drafts was wise. Both stand out in Minnesota’s third-ranked defense.

2 Walsh’s woes The Vikings reportedly brought in six kickers to try out for Blair Walsh’s job after he missed a field goal and extra point against Detroit, but he’s kept his spot for now.

1 Bradford’s throws His offensive line has come undone, but Sam Bradford has remained remarkably mistake-free. He’s completing 68.3 percent of his passes with nine TDs and one pick.

LIZ CLARKE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

OPIOID ALTERNATIVE

NFLPA studying pot’s effects on pain

After voters in Massachusetts California and Nevada voted to legalize recreational marijuana, the NFL Players Association said Wednesday it is studying the possibility of allowing players to use the drug. The union is forming a pain management committee that will study marijuana’s medicinal potential. The NFL and NFLPA would have to agree to any changes to the collectively-bargained drug policy, which still bans pot. (TWP)

Nationals infielder Daniel Murphy, catcher Wilson Ramos win their first Silver Slugger awards

Wizards’ Bradley Beal (hamstring) questionable Friday vs. Cavaliers (7 p.m., CSN)

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Nats weigh options to bolster bullpen

NFL Week 10 preview GAME OF THE WEEK

Seahawks (5-2-1) at Patriots (7-1) 8:30 p.m. Sunday, NBC

Finally, a game fit for prime time. Tight ends could provide the fireworks. Jimmy Graham looked like his old self with 103 yards and two TDs for Seattle last week, and Rob Gronkowski has scored in his past three games for the Pats.

The 2016 postseason showed why value of relievers is increasing

UPSET SPECIAL

Titans (4-5) over Packers (4-4) 1 p.m. Sunday

PLAYER TO WATCH

Running back Jay Ajayi, Dolphins

Closer Mark Melancon is one of the top three free agents at his position, and Washington may not have the financial clout to re-sign the reliever.

innings in the playoffs. “I love Melancon,” Rizzo said, but competition to sign him should be fierce. The Cubs, Dodgers, Giants, and Yankees are all in the market for closers, and all four boast big-market budgets. The Cubs’ Aroldis Chapman, 28, and Jansen, 29, headline the crop. Both throw harder than Melancon, who has mastered inducing weak contact with a cutter-curveball combination. Each of the three is expected to exceed the $50 million contract — the highest in history for a full-time closer — the Phillies gave Papelbon in 2011. Rizzo said he wants to improve the back of the bullpen but doesn’t “view it as our

number-one priority” and “that doesn’t necessarily mean a lockdown closer.” He mentioned Sammy Solis and Blake Treinen as in-house options capable of pitching the ninth, but he said he would prefer them in a different role and hinted at acquiring less expensive arms for the bullpen. Other internal alternatives for late-inning roles include Koda Glover and Reynaldo Lopez. “There’s really good bullpen depth in the free agent market,” Rizzo said. “We’d like to improve ourselves in a way that helps in the ninth inning. But we’d certainly be open-minded about the seventh, eighth and ninth inning.” JORGE C A STILLO (THE WASHINGTON POST)

MLB

R.A. Dickey, Braves agree to 1-year deal GETTY IMAGES

The Titans have been inconsistent, but are they bad enough to merit underdog status at home? Green Bay (-2½) has lost three out of four, and Aaron Rodgers hasn’t been able to make up for the lack of a running game.

ROB CARR (GETTY IMAGES)

NATIONALS Mike Rizzo asserts that starting pitching remains baseball’s currency. For him, building a deep staff that can withstand a 162game slog is paramount. With that philosophy, the Nationals’ general manager has procured a surplus of arms since taking his post in 2009, developing high-end prospects such as Stephen Strasburg and signing a perennial Cy Young candidate in Max Scherzer. But as Rizzo acknowledged at baseball’s GM meetings in Arizona this week, the way pitchers are used in the postseason in recent years had made the bullpen more important. The extended workloads the Indians and Dodgers gave Andrew Miller and Kenley Jansen in the playoffs are just two examples of how the game changes in October. This offseason, Rizzo must decide how much to invest in the bullpen. Its construction begins at closer because Mark Melancon, the right-hander acquired at the trade deadline to replace Jonathan Papelbon, is a free agent. Melancon, 31, converted 17 of 18 save opportunities with a 1.82 ERA in 30 games with Washington before logging 41/3 scoreless

Former NL Cy Young winner R.A. Dickey, 42, and the Braves agreed to a one-year contract. MLB Network’s Jon Heyman reported Thursday that the deal, which is subject to a physical, is worth $7.5 million with an option worth $8 million for 2018. In 2012, Dickey had a career-high 20 wins for the Mets, who traded him to Toronto, where he was 10-15 this year. (AP)

Mets closer Jeurys Familia pleads not guilty in domestic violence case in New Jersey

vs. Chargers (4-5), 4:05 p.m., CBS

Ajayi rushed for 529 yards and four scores in his past three games. He faces the league’s No. 5 run defense, but San Diego could be without its leading tackler, Jatavis Brown, who’s missed practices with a knee injury.

BOLD PREDICTION

Aguayo kicks a winning field goal Bears (2-6) at Buccaneers (3-5), 1 p.m.

Rookie second-rounder Roberto Aguayo has made only 58.3 percent of his field goals, but he’ll come through for Jameis Winston, who gave the Bucs a rallying cry this week when he said, “I’m not a loser.” GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)

STAT OF THE WEEK

210

The number of yards passing for Ben Roethlisberger of Pittsburgh in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s loss to the Ravens. He had just 54 yards in the first three quarters but finally found his rhythm in his first game since arthroscopic knee surgery. The Steelers (4-4) will need the best version of him at home Sunday (4:25 p.m., Fox) against the Cowboys (7-1). G.H.

Chiefs linebacker Justin Houston (knee) hopes to make season debut Sunday at Panthers

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Perrantes takes the torch

FOOTBALL PREVIEWS

Georgia Tech at Va. Tech

Low-key point guard assumes starring role for eighth-ranked Cavs

three mu st-see ga m e s

STORYLINE: Defending the tripleoption. The Yellow Jackets ( 5-4, 2-4 ACC) are having a relatively down year, but coach Paul Johnson’s run-heavy scheme always presents a challenge. The No. 14 Hokies (7-2, 5-1) hope to take advantage of a defense allowing 405.4 yards per game. PLAYER TO WATCH: With 21 TD passes, Jerod Evans needs three more to tie Tyrod Taylor’s singleseason Hokies record.

JOHN McDONNELL (THE WASHINGTON POST)

VIRGINIA One of the lasting images of the 2015-16 men’s basketball season for Virginia is of point guard London Perrantes sitting alone in a locker room in Chicago with his head in his hands, mourning the best chance his team had at winning a national title since coach Tony Bennett took over in 2009. The picture is affecting not just because of the raw pain Perrantes showed after the Cavaliers’ loss to Syracuse in the Elite Eight. That Perrantes was sitting by himself, while then-seniors Malcolm Brogdon, Anthony Gill and Mike Tobey took questions from media down some corridor in the United Center, was also symbolic of the immediate future. That was the day Perrantes’ career changed. “As a person, as a player, as a leader, this has definitely been my biggest jump, from junior to senior year,” Perrantes said in Charlottesville last month. This season, Perrantes is one of three returning starters, along with junior forward Isaiah Wilkins and junior guard Devon Hall, for a team ranked eighth in the AP preseason poll. As the lone senior with significant playing time on a roster lean on experience, Perrantes has to assume a starring role for the

3:30 p.m. Saturday, ESPNU

Virginia’s London Perrantes agonizes last spring after the Cavaliers lost to Syracuse in the NCAA Tournament.

first time at Virginia. That step has required a reconciliation of his mellow disposition and preference to lead by example with the team’s need for an aggressive scorer and vocal leader. “He’ll do that a little more” Bennett said, “but I don’t expect him to become Malcolm Brogdon. Be London. Be who you are, but do it at an even higher level.” Perrantes is more likely to take shots this year, in part because Brogdon, Gill and Tobey accounted for 39.3 points per game last season, 55 percent of

College tipoff weekend FRIDAY Virginia at UNCG, 7 p.m., ESPN3 American at Maryland, 7 p.m., BTN Md. Eastern Shore at GW, 7 p.m. UNC Asheville at VCU, 7 p.m. Maine at Va. Tech, 9 p.m, ESPN3 Howard at Michigan, 9 p.m, BTN2 Ohio State at Navy, 9 p.m., CBSSN

SATURDAY SC Upstate at Georgetown, Noon, MASN2 Towson at George Mason, 7 p.m.

the team’s total. Perrantes was the ACC’s best 3-point shooter last season at 48.8 percent, and he averaged 11 points per game, but he knows his team is counting on more production this year. Leading the offense has not only changed the senior’s game, it’s affected his leadership. In practice, Perrantes often sits in Bennett’s chair in the huddle and directs the team before the coach speaks up. “There’s a built-in trust with London now,” Bennett said.

Ohio State at Maryland 3:30 p.m. Saturday, ESPN STORYLINE: Another matchup with a mentor for DJ Durkin. Familiarity with Jim Harbaugh didn’t help the first-year coach of the Terps (5-4, 2-4 Big Ten) in a 59-3 loss at Michigan. No. 6 OSU (8-1, 5-1) is led by Urban Meyer, who was Durkin’s boss at Bowling Green and Florida. PLAYER TO WATCH: Ohio State QB J.T. Barrett has thrown for 1,965 yards and run for 570.

Tulsa at Navy Noon Saturday, CBSSN

1 No. 20 Southern Cal (6-3) at No. 4 Washington (9-0)

2 No. 3 Michigan (9-0) at Iowa (5-4)

3 No. 9 Auburn (7-2) at Georgia (5-4)

7:30 p.m. Saturday, Fox

8 p.m. Saturday, ABC

3:30 p.m. Saturday, CBS

STORYLINE: Can the Midshipmen stay on track? A week after a one-point win over Notre Dame, Navy (6-2, 4-1 AAC) returns home to face the potent offense of Tulsa (7-2, 4-1). The Golden Hurricane average 42.4 points and 511 yards.

After tossing six touchdowns last week at Cal, Jake Browning, left, has thrown 34 scores for the Huskies, who hope to deal the Trojans their first loss since Sept. 23 at Utah.

Jim Harbaugh’s Wolverines are third in the nation in scoring offense (47.8 points per game) and first in scoring defense (10.7 ppg) but have lost their past three games in Iowa City.

The Tigers average 299.8 yards rushing per contest, but tailback Kamryn Pettway is questionable with a leg injury for the 120th game between these Southern rivals. G.H.

PLAYER TO WATCH: Tulsa’s Josh Atkinson hauled in 10 passes for 123 yards and two touchdowns Saturday in a win over East Carolina. GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)

Fresno State football hires former California coach Jeff Tedford to take over after season

AVA WALLACE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

U.S. men’s soccer team takes on Mexico in World Cup qualifier Friday (8 p.m., FS1)

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digs Jonathan Pinkerton, left, and Eric Rosecrants have tucked their bed into a nook in their micro-unit.

The itsy-bitsy rentals

HOUSING TRENDS Before he moved to Washington a few years ago, to a new apartment building in a gentrifying hot spot just north of Logan Circle, Eric Rosecrants owned a house in Florida that was huge compared with his current digs. That house was only 1,200 square feet. His boyfriend, Jonathan Pinkerton, with whom he lives in the District, also gave up relatively spacious quarters in Florida — 890 square feet — when the two relocated to the nation’s capital, to a “micro-unit” in a high-end building called the Harper. Their $2,250-a-month “junior one-bedroom,” overlooking the bustling bar and restaurant scene along 14th Street NW, is “massive” at 500 square feet, says manager Jason Tremblay, grinning. That’s because the smallest of the Harper’s 144 units are practically shoeboxes, at 350 square feet. “It’s a blessing and it’s a curse,” says Pinkerton, 32, offering a

MARVIN JOSEPH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Micro-units are proof that D.C. renters favor location over space

This junior one-bedroom at the Harper is just 500 square feet.

micro-tour of the place: a kitchenette, a bathroom, a 12-by-15foot living area and a narrow hallway with a nook just big enough for their bed. “It doesn’t allow us to be hoarders, that’s for sure,” he says. And when company is coming, the place cleans up in minutes. A fixture in New York City, micro-units — tiny luxury apartments for people willing to forfeit roominess for lower rents in desirable neighborhoods — are relatively new in Washington, an outgrowth of the enormous

Made in Manhattan Though they’re somewhat new to the D.C. area in desirable neighborhoods like Bethesda and Clarendon, Va., micro-unit apartments have been part of the New York City rental landscape for decades, sprinkled in buildings with larger units. The first new building in Manhattan made up strictly of luxury micro-units opened last year, but Jonathan Miller, a Manhattan-based real estate analyst, said it is a “long shot” that such developments will become mainstream. P.D.

influx of young professionals over the past decade that has sent housing prices into the stratosphere. So far, only a handful of microunit buildings have opened, and it remains to be seen whether tiny apartments and condos become a growing part of the D.C. landscape. But Pinkerton and Rosecrants, echoing residents of other micro-units, say that sacrificing square footage for affordability and a prime location has turned out to be a good bargain. “When we were doing this, when it was happening, I started thinking, ‘This is kind of risky,’ ” Rosecrants, 32, says. “But it ended up being surprisingly not hard. There’s actually something fun about it.” Storing their belongings becomes a puzzle to solve, a Rubik’s cube of apartment living. Pinkerton steps to a bookcase filled with knickknacks and lifts the lid off a small wicker basket. “This looks decorative, doesn’t it? In here, we have toiletries, medicines.” Removing the cover from another little basket,

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MARVIN JOSEPH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

COMING SOON

Union Place 200 K St. NE

This 14-story, 525-unit rental building — which just began construction — comes from the apartment division of Toll Brothers, known in the Washington area for developing luxury single-family houses. It is adjacent to Union Station and the H Street corridor; Union Market and the NoMaGallaudet Metro station are also within walking distance. The luxury building, anticipated to be ready for occupancy in the spring of 2018, will include a rooftop swimming pool, a penthouse-level lounge with views of the U.S. Capitol building, an outdoor courtyard, a fitness center with a rock-climbing wall, a business lounge, a pet salon and a children’s playroom. The apartments will range from junior one-bedroom units to three-bedroom units. Monthly rents have yet to be determined. For more information and updates on Union Place, visit liveunionplace.com. MICHELE LERNER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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MARVIN JOSEPH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

WASHINGTONPOST.COM HOME & GARDEN

Janelle Wylie lives in a 375-square-foot studio in the Harper, overlooking bustling 14th Street.

says. “I think it was 800 square feet. I was paying $800 a month.” In the District, she got less than half the space for more than twice the price. On her move-in day at the H a r p e r, s t a nd i n g i n h e r 375-square-foot, $1,950-a-month studio, with her pared-down belongings piled on luggage carts, Wylie surveys her 12-by-15-foot living area and says: “I’ll have to choose between a couch and a table. I think I’ll pick a coffee table with a chair, so I can eat like that.” Pinkerton and Rosecrants chose a “junior one-bedroom,” so named because their queensize mattress fits in the hallway nook, which doesn’t have a door. The couple embraced the challenge of downsizing. Pinkerton donated his Florida furniture to charity, Rosecrants sold his house furnished, and the two shopped at Ikea after they got to Washington. As for their jobs, there’s not enough room for both to work in the apartment, so Rosecrants goes to Teach for America’s offices in the District. “See this?” Pinkerton says, pointing to a shelf. He reaches for what looks like a book the size of a dictionary, but it’s really a box, and he opens it. “All our Blu-rays and DVDs!”

MARVIN JOSEPH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

he says, “And these are Eric’s grooming things, like his nail clippers, stuff like that.” A mile away, on 17th Street NW in Adams Morgan, Meaghan Wolff, 37, bought a condo in July in the new Moda 17 building — $304,000 for about 400 square feet, which she shares with her dog, a whippet named Eddie. Wolff has a bedroom and a living room of roughly equal size, plus a bathroom. No space is wasted. There are cabinets inside cabinets, drawers within drawers. Even her bed frame, which came with the unit, is a warren of storage compartments. “The trade-off is, do you want to live in the city?” says Wolff, who works on Capitol Hill. Referring to new one-bedroom condos in the downtown area, she says, “Oh, my God, the kinds of things I saw would have cost me at least $100,000 — maybe $200,000 — more.” With the sweep of an arm, she says: “All of these things you adjust to. … I mean, I’m a super-minimalist now. I have a lot of books. I love books. But I keep them at work. This is not a library.” There are pros, too: The city’s new micro-units tend to come with high-end features. They include top-quality stainless-steel appliances, hardwood floors, marble countertops and floor-toceiling windows that are almost soundproof. A front-loading Bosch washer-dryer is tucked into a closet. Indeed, even for those with a preference for city living, the tiny spaces can feel confining for some young renters accustomed to bigger places. Janelle Wylie, 23, a George Washington University graduate student, moved to the District from Bellingham, Wash., in September and started hunting for apartments. “I wanted a place where I could step outside and have bars and restaurants right below me.” Then came the sticker shock. “I had a full one-bedroom in Bellingham, brand-new,” she

Micro-units — like the Harper’s — usually come with high-end appliances.

At Moda 17, Wolff enjoys the rooftop, which is divided into fenced-off lounging areas, one for each condo owner, each with a planter. Wolff put down patio blocks in her 12-by-9-foot space, bought porch chairs and a table, and is growing peppers. John Guggenmos, a vice president of the company that markets Moda 17, says the building “is geared toward the first-time home buyer, the person who’s maybe just out of college, trying to make it. They work at a law firm, for instance, but they definitely haven’t made partner. They’re still putting in the hours, working their way up.” One unit in the building is

630 square feet and priced at $549,000, he says. Of the other 44 condos, the smallest, costing $229,000, is 275 square feet. After paying $2,500 a month for a normal-size one-bedroom apartment in the high-rise Capitol View on Fourteenth building, a half-mile away, Wolff moved to Moda 17 after it opened this year because she wanted to accumulate equity. “Sometimes I have a hard time with it,” she says. “Because I’m 37, and I think, ‘Why am I this old and still living in such a small space?’ That’s not supposed to happen. But, look, this is D.C.! It’s not like I paid nothing for it.” PAUL DUGGAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Get clean with these greens Thanks to high school earth science class, we know plants are key to our atmosphere. But according to B.C. “Bill” Wolverton, an environmental engineer and author of “Plants: Why You Can’t Live Without Them,” some purify the home, too, protecting us from toxins in household products like detergent, grocery bags and toilet paper. Here are three he recommends to freshen up your place. MEGAN McDONOUGH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Lady palm Known for its fan-shaped foliage, the lady palm can thrive in dry or humid environments and requires little sunlight. This is a good choice for pet owners, as it’s the only one on this list that is nontoxic to animals. It filters out formaldehyde, xylene, toluene and ammonia.

Golden pothos Commonly displayed as a hanging plant, this fast-growing vine can survive in low lighting and thrives in colder temperatures (great for chilly offices). It also fights nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide and formaldehyde.

Snake plant This perennial is a great pick for first-time plant owners, as it requires little sunlight or maintenance. Known for upright, swordlike leaves, the potted plant also filters formaldehyde, xylene and toluene.

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925 Apartments 925 25th St., NW, Washington, DC 20008

202-719-2592 Studio & 1 BRs Starting at $2,010

Quebec House 2800 Quebec St., NW, Washington, DC 20008

202-719-2591 Studios starting at $1,500 1 BR starting at $1,890 • 2 BR starting at $3,215

The Woodner 3636 16th St., NW, Washington, DC 20010

202-969-8436 Studios from $1,199 1 BRs from $1,499

Carver Terrace 2026 Maryland Ave., NE, Washington, DC 20002

202-567-6106 1, 2 & 3 BR Apartments Starting at $850

Elevation at Washington Gateway 100 Florida Ave., NE, Washington, DC 20002

202-715-3650 Studio, 1 & 2 BR Apartments

Paradise at Parkside 3551 Jay St., NE, Washington, DC 20019

202-567-6107 1 BR Apartments Starting at $854

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All Utilities Included • New clubrooms with WiFi & coffee bar • Media center with PC & Mac • Fitness centers with cardio & weight equipment • Spacious apartments with new oversized windows • Pay your rent online

Up to One Month Free Rent! Call for Details! • Free utilities & renovated kitchens available • Grocery store and dry cleaner on-site • Sparkling pool, fitness center, and dog-friendly • Shuttle to Van Ness Metro and walking distance to Columbia Heights Metro

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Built to a Higher Level • Rooftop lounge with stunning views • Multimedia club room with billiards • Fitness center with cardio & yoga studio • On-site dog park • One block to Metro

Now Leasing! • Five minute walk from the Minnesota Ave. Metro • Controlled access entry • Laundromat facilities on-site • Community center • Central A/C and much, much more!

1 & 2 BR Apartments Starting at $959*

Banneker Place 3738 D St., SE, Washington, DC 20019

202-715-3627 1 and 2 BR Apartments Starting at $959*

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River Hill Apartments 2942 2nd St., SE, Washington, DC 20032

202-715-3615 1 & 2 BRs Available 1 BR apartments as low as $924

Friendship Crossing 57 Galveston Street, SW, Washington, DC 20032

202-640-1432 For a limited time, 1 BR apartments $959 2 BR Apartments $1,059

The Gardens 118 Galveston St., SW, Washington, DC 20032

202-715-3555 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments

2 BRs from $1,179* | 3 BRs from from $1,349*

The Vista 4660 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., SW Washington, DC 20032

202-715-3613 1 BRs from $999* | 2 BRs from $1,299*

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Oxon Hill Village 2260 Alice Ave., Oxon Hill, MD 20745

301-637-4695 1, 2 & 3 BRs

Southview 1309 Southview Dr., Oxon Hill, MD 20745

301-637-5023 Studio, 1, 2 & 3 BRs

• Nestled between DC & historic Virginia • A variety of floorplans • Fitness center & Indoor gymnasium • Business center • Free “Almost Home” after-school program

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Gables Upper Rock 70 Upper Rock Cir., Rockville, MD 20850

240-565-0288 1 & 2 BRs

• Smoke-free living • Sleek kitchens with stainless steel appliances • Dog park, grooming station & splash pad • Club-quality fitness center with yoga studio • Outdoor lounge with fire pit

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Cole Spring Plaza 1001 Spring St., Silver Spring, MD 20910

301-302-8080 Studio, 1 & 2 BRs

The Blairs 1401 Blair Mill Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20910

301-269-3001 Studio, 1, 2 & 3 BRs Starting at $1,375

Allentown Apartments 5215 Morris Ave. Suite #5, Suitland, MD 20746 301-637-2456 Studio, 1, 2 & 3 BR Apartments Starting at $978

• Spacious studio, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments • Stunning hardwood floors • Party room with fully equipped kitchen • Fitness center & sparkling swimming pool • Close to Silver Spring Metro

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Small & Large Dogs Welcome! • 5% discount - students, teachers, gov’t & military • Brand new Ecopad® apts. with modern finishes • Lower utilities & healthier home environment • All power purchased from wind farms • Across from the Silver Spring Transit Center

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Marlow Heights 4223 28th Ave., Temple Hills, MD 20748

301-302-8065 1, 2 & 3 BR Apartments

Bren Mar 6374 Beryl Rd., Alexandria, VA 22312

703-594-8590 1, 2 & 3 BR apartments | Starting at $1,300 brenmar-apts.com

Glebe House 25 W Glebe Rd., Alexandria, VA 22305

240-455-3567 Studio apartments available Starting at $1,049

Kings Gardens 6300 S Kings Hwy., Alexandria, VA 22306

703-940-0414 1, 2 & 3 BRs

• Spacious 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments • Renovated apartments available • Updated kitchens and baths • Sparkling swimming pool • Free parking

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703-650-0601 1, 2 & 3 BR apartments | Starting at $1,300 rosehill-apts.com

The Parliaments 7409 Eastmoreland Rd., Annandale, VA 22003

703-291-1583 Studio, 1, 2 & 3 BRs Starting at $1,344

• Newly upgraded apartment homes • Studio, 1 & 2 bedrooms available • Fully-equipped kitchens • New fitness center & residents’ lounge • Skyline and Potomac River views

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Verde Pointe 1947 N. Uhle St., Arlington, VA 22201

703-872-7851 Studio, 1 & 2 BRs

Dale Forest Apartments 14321 Wrangler Lane, Dale City, VA 22193

703-872-7850 Studio, 1 & 2 BRs 1 Bedrooms from $755

West Broad 301 W Broad St., Falls Church, VA 22046

703-822-7300 1 & 2 BR Apartments *Call for Details

Dulles Greene 2150 Astoria Cir., Herndon, VA 20170

703-650-0625 1, 2 & 3 BR Apartments DullesGreeneVA.com

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Upscale Apartments. Lease Today. • 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartment residences • Renovated 7,795 sq. ft. clubhouse • Expansive fitness center • Swimming pool with outdoor lounge • Convenient location

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Palisades at Manassas Park 8100 Palisades Cir., Manassas Park, VA 20111

571-642-3589 1 & 2 BR Apartments

• Luxury apartment features • Only steps to the VRE • Resort-style pool with gas grills & fire pit • Pet-friendly community with Paw Spa • Elevators & controlled access entry gates

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Linden Park Apartments 3600 Jurgensen Dr., Triangle, VA 22172

703-872-7565 1, 2 & 3 BR Apartments

• Spacious, convenient & affordable apartment community • Located just minutes away from shopping, dining, schools, and beautiful parks • Individually controlled heat & AC

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UPPER MARLBORO - Nice spacious 1BR apt in quiet pvt area, w/w carpet, near courthouse. Call 301-213-1490 Waldorf—$1895, 3 bedrm, 2 ba, One 1/2ba, 3 Fls, 10168 Tree Frog Place, 301-466-8913, Deck, DW, Gas FP, WW Carpet, WD

AAFB/FORT WASHINGTON - Male or female, all util incl. 301-265-0639 or 240-401-0069 Please leave msg

Springfield — $850, 1BR, 1BA, Avail now, TH share. 703-644-2878.

Clinton, MD - 1 furn BR $795. In home, free utils/ cable/internet, 3 fireplaces, 2 kit's, jacuzzi, 2 lrg entertainment rooms. A Must See. 301-856-0808

COLLEGE PARK - furn rooms for rent, $500-$550/mo. plus utils. Sec dep req. 240-608-8340 FAIRFAX CENTREVILLE, VA Basement. No furniture. $500/mo. Pref Male. Call 571-426-1629 Falls Church/Tysons-F pref shr condo. Wlk to shops. On bus line. $500 1st mo. $600 pays all. 703-899-7026 GAITHERSBURG, MD 1 Room, $450/month. Close to Metro. Male pref. No pets/No smoke. Call 301-219-1066 Hyattsville - utils inc, kitchen privileges, shared w/d, own bath. $580/mo. Call 301-852-9961 Hyattsville - Room/bsmnt for rent in house to share. N/P, N/S. Close to Metro. $550/mo. 443-439-9028 HYATTSVILLE, MD - Room for rent. Close to Metro/PG Mall, quiet location. $430. Call 240-997-5582 or 240-461-6052 Oxon Hill/ Clinton (Glass Manor) - Rooms, $575$650. Super nice. Util incl. N/S. Single occ. 301-848-0418 SIL SP, MD - 1 NS male shr furn TH beaut Tivoli. Lg remod rm, 1/2BA, util, kit, supplies, mini gym. $780 lower after 1st yr. 301-367-6566 Immed occup SILVER SPRING - Lrg rm, A/C, W/D, share kit & LR-FREE INTERNET, CABLE & UTIL. $650. 301-622-5250

CLINTON-Nice furn BR, prof F pref. NS. Avail now. $600/mo, $100 sec dep, utils, cable inc. 301-751-4523

SILVER SPRING, MD - Room to rent. W/D, shared kitchen & BA. Near Holy Cross Hospital. Call 240-988-9316 or 301-593-3983

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Ruth Negga, center, and Joel Edgerton, right, bring an important civil rights battle to life.

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What love can really do ‘Loving’ offers a brilliantly intimate look at one couple’s historic path to justice FILM REVIEW “Loving” is a quietly radical movie. A portrait of Richard and Mildred Loving, who became activists for interracial marriage when they wed in 1958, this gentle, deeply affecting story taps into the audience’s social conscience. Based on Nancy Buirski’s 2012 HBO documentary “The Loving Story” and dramatized by writer-director Jeff Nichols, “Loving” gets underway just as Richard (Joel Edgerton) and Mildred (Ruth Negga) decide to get married, after Mildred discovers she’s pregnant. A longtime couple in the rural town of Central Point, Va., Richard and Mildred reflect the organic ethnic integration of a community

in which white, black and Native American citizens routinely befriended each other. Because interracial marriage is still illegal in the commonwealth, Richard and Mildred get married in Washington, then move back to begin raising a family. Less than a month later, a sheriff is rousting them out of bed, snarling that the marriage license on the wall is “no good here” and taking the couple to jail. Ordered by a judge to move out of Central Point for 25 years, they move to Washington, where, in 1963, Mildred decides to write to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy to see whether he can help them in their plight. The rest is history, but Nichols trusts filmgoers to understand

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Nick Kroll, Michael Shannon IN A NUTSHELL: The true story of an interracial couple who sued the state of Virginia for jailing and exiling them based on laws that prohibited interracial marriage

that. Rather than deliver a rote rehearsal of the facts of the Lovings’ case, he makes the counterintuitive decision to allow them to live in front of the camera, capturing the corn and bean fields they were born next to, the small kindnesses and everyday rituals that accrue into lifelong bonds at

their strongest and most lasting. When the Lovings are forced to decamp to the noisy, assaultive D.C. streets, the viewer can feel the jolt of dislocation. Among the myriad ironies that animate “Loving,” perhaps the most cutting is when an official accuses Richard and Mildred of threatening “the peace and dignity of the commonwealth”: It’s difficult to imagine anyone more gracefully embodying those very principles. Intimate, moving and superbly underplayed, “Loving” is every bit as soft-spoken and subtly implacable as its protagonists. It lives up to its title as a noun and a verb, with elegant, undeniable simplicity. ANN HORNADAY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Another feel-good movie about a dysfunctional family at Christmastime, “Almost Christmas” follows a family patriarch (Danny Glover) who is dealing with his wife’s death while his adult kids (Gabrielle Union, Kimberly Elise, Romany Malco) handle rivals, romance and work. If you’re a forgiving filmgoer in need of a smile, this film is a reasonable diversion, one that ties up its message of love into a neat holiday bow. JANE HORWITZ (THE WASHINGTON POST)

‘Being 17’ Unrated, 116 min.

French filmmaker Andre Techine is a shrewd observer of adolescence with “Being 17,” about the unlikely connection that two young men — Damien (Kacey Mottet Klein) and Thomas (Corentin Fila) — forge over a school year. It veers into melodrama, but when Thomas and Damien stare each other down, the film is romantic and striking in equal measure. ALAN ZILBERMAN (TWP)

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Talking points: In ‘Arrival,’ words can only go so far Is a hammer a tool or a weapon? That’s “Arrival’s” most intriguing question (and one of the only intriguing things in the movie). “Arrival” follows Dr. Louise Banks (Amy Adams), a linguist recruited by the military to figure out how to talk to the aliens who have parked their spaceships at 12 locations around the world. Since spoken language doesn’t work — the vocal system of the heptapods, as they’ve come to be called, is wildly different from ours — Dr. Banks writes on a whiteboard to teach the visitors English and uses some crazy software to teach herself Heptapodian. As the linguistic chasm between human and heptapod narrows, there are obstacles — the biggest one being that hammer question. What is a hammer? In

one pair of hands, it pounds nails. In another, it shatters windows. In another, it cracks skulls. The fact that the definition of a thing can depend on circumstance is a difficult one to communicate to a species that looks like a hulking Wacky Wall Walker. Of course, humans communicating with other humans is sometimes more difficult than talking to aliens, an idea “Arrival” emphasizes to the point of annoyance. While the movie shows that humans can be stupid, selfish jerks who would rather talk than listen and hate

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rather than empathize, it never really addresses why that’s the case. And part of the answer is right in its riddle: Some of us see a hammer as a tool, and some of us see it as a weapon. What’s becoming clearer and clearer is that we seem absolutely incapable of asking the other camp why they see what they see and listening to their answer. We would rather just prove them wrong or, if we can’t do that, grip the hammer so tightly that our hands atrophy from the effort. If we can’t convince the other side to see the hammer our way, we figure, we might as well make damn sure we won’t see it their way. We need to admit that the definitions of words shift with the context in which they’re spoken. You’d think “American” would have an immutable definition, but it’s pretty clear it doesn’t. Same with “feminist” and “Christian” and “privilege” and thousands of other words. What “Arrival” does well is show how imperfect communication can be, that the atmosphere surrounding the words carries meaning as well. Once we realize that, we can stop using language as a weapon and start using it as a tool.

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SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You’ll be able to glean a great deal of new information from someone who is trying to be secretive. All you have to do is pay attention. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You’ll want to read between the lines in order to get what you really need from someone who keeps talking in circles. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You are in the mood for a more exciting social scene, but you may not know where to go to satisfy this desire. Trust a friend to lead the way. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You can learn much from a youngster who is wiser than his or her years. You’ll recognize something of yourself in this seeming upstart.

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PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) You are not afraid of taking on more responsibility, but are there enough hours in the day? Be realistic and practical. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You can take care of managerial work with ease. Someone may be impressed by your ability to work with all types of personalities. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Stay up

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CANCER (June 21-July 22) You don’t want to have to guess about anything as important as where you may find yourself tomorrow. Make a firm plan and stick to it.

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

AVG. HIGH: 59 RECORD HIGH: 78 AVG. LOW: 41 RECORD LOW: 26 SUNRISE: 6:46 a.m. SUNSET: 4:57 p.m.

63 | 45

TODAY: A sunshiny mild day to enjoy for those off on Veterans Day and even for those working. Highs climb to the low to mid-60s. The only mar to the day is a gusty northwest wind. Mainly clear skies dominate with breezes moderate in the evening.

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50 | 39

59 | 37

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59 | 36

59 | 40

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Kylie Jenner will be hosting the Kardashian family Thanksgiving feast, per Kourtney Kardashian. “For Thanksgiving, I’m going to F the diet — Kylie’s making Thanksgiving dinner this year, so I’m like, I can’t really ask her to make gluten-free and dairyfree, and I don’t really want to,” Kardashian told Amazon’s “Style Code.” (EXPRESS)

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An investigation into whether Brad Pitt was abusive toward his son has been closed, with no finding of abuse by the actor. Multiples sources have said the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services had been looking into allegations that Pitt was abusive toward his 15-year-old son on a flight in midSeptember. Pitt’s wife, Angelina Jolie Pitt, filed for divorce days after the incident. (AP)

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But if she happens to spill something on it, that feud is totally back on Julie Bowen confirmed Wednesday on “Ellen” that she is not feuding with her “Modern Family” co-star Sofia Vergara. Bowen said she called Vergara to ask what to say to address it, and Vergara responded, “Please, just borrow my blouse.” Bowen, who was wearing a lilac oneshoulder top, continued, “So, I’m borrowing her blouse.” (EXPRESS)

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Amy invokes the ‘British jokes don’t count’ rule Amy Schumer clarified Wednesday that she will not be leaving the U.S. because of Donald Trump’s win, despite telling the BBC in September that she would. “The interview where I said I would move was in London and was said in jest,” she wrote on Instagram. “Anyone saying pack your bags is just as disgusting as anyone who voted for this … woman abuser.” (EXPRESS)

Baby surprisingly not named Ratings Reality stars Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian have welcomed their first child together. A representative for the couple says the baby girl, named Dream Renee, was born Thursday in Los Angeles. She is the first child for Kardashian. Blac Chyna has a 3-year-old son from a previous relationship. The couple announced their engagement in April and pregnancy in May. The network’s cameras captured Dream’s birth Thursday and promised to “bring viewers into the delivery room” during the “Rob & Chyna Baby Special” episode set to air Dec. 18 on E! (AP)

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