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The pointed warning came as the White House ďŹ nalized a spending request to Congress detailing the additional resources President Barack Obama wants in order to ORLANDO SIERRA (AFP/GETTY IMAGES) Warning comes from White House ahead of push for funding hire more immigration judges and open additional detention facilities to deal with the border crisis. White House ofďŹ cials said they planned to send the more than $2 billion request to lawmakers today. White House spokesman Josh Earnest said that while the administration will allow the immigration review process to take place, ofďŹ cials so far don't expect many of the children arriving at the border to be able to stay in the U.S. "It's unlikely that most of these kids will qualify for humanitarian relief,â€? Earnest said. "It means they will not have a legal basis for remaining in this country and will be returned.â€? 45%-45% The proportion of Americans who think the increase in deportation of undocumented immigrants is a good or bad thing, respectively, according to a February 2014 Pew Research Center poll. (THE WASHINGTON POST ) Still, it's unclear how quickly that process will unfold. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson acknowledged Sunday that such proceedings might be long delayed, and he said that coping with f loods of unaccompanied minors crossing the border is a legal and humanitarian dilemma A child peers out of a bus window last week after being deported from the U.S. for the United States. Most are from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, where spikes in violence and poverty are prompt- ing parents to send their children on journeys north. A George W. Bush-era law to address human trafficking prevents the government from returning these children to their home countries without taking them into custody and eventually through a deportation hearing. More than 52,000 unaccompanied children and 39,000 women with children have been apprehended at the border this year, a surge that seems to have caught the administration off guard. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, said the administration "is one step behindâ€? a major dilemma that was foreseeable. (AP/THE WASHINGTON POST) To List, or Not to List? Grouse Debate Rages DAVE SHOWALTER (COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE/AP) Denver An obscure, chicken-sized bird best known for its mating dance could help determine whether Democrats or Republicans control the U.S. Senate in November. The federal government is considering listing the greater sage grouse as an endangered species next year. Doing so could limit development, energy exploration, hunting and ranching on the 165 million acres of the bird's hab- itat across 11 Western states. The specter of the bird's listing is reviving the centuries-old debates about local vs. federal control and whether to develop or conserve the region's vast expanses of land. Two Republican congressmen running for the U.S. Senate in Montana and Colorado, Steve Daines and Cory Gardner, are co-sponsoring legislation that would prevent the federal government from listing the bird for a decade as long The status of the greater sage grouse is affecting U.S. politics — seriously. as states try to protect it. Environmentalists and the two Democratic senators being challenged, John Walsh in Montana and Mark Udall in Colorado, oppose the idea. Three environmental groups sued to force the federal government to protect the bird after the government declined to list it as endangered in 2005. In a 2010 settlement, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service agreed to decide on listing by September 2015. NICHOL AS RICCARDI (AP) Corrections A caption with the story "Arts and Craft Coffeeâ€? on page E10 of Thursday's Weekend Pass incorrectly identified Chad McCracken, left, and Alex McCracken, right, co-owners of the Wydown Coffee Bar. The News Quiz on Monday's page 5 gave the incorrect movie genre of "The Notebook.â€? It is a romantic drama. Spot an error? Let us know at email@example.com. Make your smile shine this summer! 202-333-9282 | dcdentalspa.com 730 24th St NW, Ste #9, Washington, DC 20037 K 4 | E X P R E S S | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | T U E S D AY Historic Townsend House Beaux Arts Mansion Home of the Cosmos Club 2121 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Docent led tour of historic spaces in the Mansion - Saturday, July 12 at 10am. Free but individual reservations required. Groups of four or fewer permitted. Ages 12 and older only. No shorts, jeans, flip flops or tee shirts. 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GOODBYE, METRO DELAYS. HELLO, TEL AVIV BEACH. No edibles — yet The board recently announced that people who want to make pot-infused sodas, brownies or other treats must get approval for their products, and so far no one has. The board doesn't want any gummy candies or anything that would appeal to children. The edible-makers also need to have their kitchens pass a state inspection, and only two have been tested so far. Think of the kids! The state Health Department recently spent $400,000 for a new radio and online advertisement campaign urging parents to talk to their kids about marijuana. Dr. Leslie Walker, of Seattle Children's Hospital, wishes the state had started soon after the measure passed. Instead, she says, many young people have gotten the impression marijuana is legal and without risk. Medical vs. recreational Lawmakers have fretted about how the state's unregulated medical marijuana system will compete with the heavily taxed recreational market. 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The Justice Department argues the GOP-backed measures are designed to suppress turnout at the polls among minorities, the elderly and college students. (AP) BOSTON 53 Trial for Friend of Boston Bombing Suspect Begins START HERE. GO FURTHER. Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev texted a friend 90 minutes after the deadly explosions The number of shooting incidents in Chicago — which left at least 14 people dead — over the holiday weekend, Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy said Monday. Eight of the incidents involved police. McCarthy said investigations were continuing but that officers who fired their weapons all appeared to be justified. The shootings included those in which two teens were fatally shot and another in which police shot at a man who tried to run them over with a car. (AP) and said, "Don't go thinking it's me," a federal prosecutor told jurors Monday at the friend's obstruction trial. Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephanie Siegmann also revealed that a month before the bombings, Tsarnaev told the friend, Azamat Tazhayakov, that "it was good to die" a martyr because you would "go straight to heaven." (AP) PHOENIX Arizona Loses Court Case Over Immigrant Licenses A federal appeals court has dealt a new blow to Arizona in its series of immigration-related crackdowns, ruling that the state cannot deny driver's licenses to young immigrants who were allowed to stay in the U.S. under a 2012 Obama administration policy. Arizona was one of two states that refused to issue licenses to young immigrants. Republican Gov. Jan Brewer called the ruling misguided and said she was considering appeal. (AP) T U E S D AY | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | E X P R E S S | 5 World Parents' Fear: Is My Child Next? Arabs and Jews in Jerusalem afraid of more abductions Jerusalem Jewish and Muslim parents in Jerusalem kept their children indoors Monday, as anxious residents formed neighborhood watch groups and monitored social media, alert for revenge attacks following the recent abductions and killings of three Israelis and a Palestinian — all teenagers. "It is the time of the ambush," said Ahlam Kawasmi, 36, a mother of five. She was walking on the nearly deserted streets in the Palestinian neighborhood of Silwan, just outside Jerusalem's Old City. "I tell my kids, 'I don't know if Hearsay Latest Developments HATEM MOUSSA (AP) A girl weeps Monday at the funeral of her brother, a member of the military wing of Hamas. Three of the six Jewish youths suspected of killing a Palestinian teenager have confessed to the crime and re-enacted it for authorities, Israeli officials said. Militants in the Gaza Strip unleashed dozens of rockets on southern Israel late Monday, setting off air raid sirens and forcing hundreds of thousands of Israelis to stay indoors as the military warned that heavier fighting looked likely. Eight Palestinian militants were killed in fighting Monday, six in an explosion in a tunnel under construction in southern Gaza. Hamas blamed an Israeli airstrike for the deaths; Israel said it had nothing to do with the blast. (AP) you leave if you will come back,' " she said. The family is avoiding public parks and outdoor evening celebrations during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Among Jewish residents of Jerusalem, warnings circulated on textmessaging services such as WhatsApp asking citizens to report suspicious cars, strangers, activities. "Pay attention," one message said. "We have received information from the police that there are Arabs in Jerusalem who are opening doors and pretending they are police." Residents said the atmosphere in the city was beginning to remind them of the tension and distrust that marked the second Palestinian intifada, or uprising, a decade ago. RUTH EGL ASH AND WILLIAM BOOTH (THE WASHINGTON POST ) "I can laugh about it now. But if the Nazis had known who I really was, I wouldn't be alive." — Hessy Levinsons Taft, 80, whose baby photo was chosen by the Nazis in the 1930s as the image of the ideal Aryan baby. What the Nazis didn't know was that their perfect baby, Taft, was Jewish. The photo ended up in numerous Nazi publications, postcards, storefronts and advertisements. Taft recently shared her tale with the German newspaper Bild. Pope Begs Victims of Abuse for Forgiveness Vatican City Pope Francis begged forgiveness Monday in his first meeting with Catholics who were sexually abused by members of the clergy and went further than any of his predecessors by vowing to hold bishops accountable for their handling of pedophile priests. Abuse victims and their advocates have long demanded that higher-ups be made to answer for the decades-long cover-ups. The pope celebrated a private Mass with six victims — two each from Ireland, Britain and Germany — at his Vatican residence and spent the rest of the morning listening to their accounts, one on one. "Before God and his people, I express my sorrow for the sins and grave crimes of clerical sexual abuse committed against you. And I humbly ask forgiveness," Francis said. "I beg your forgiveness, too, for the sins of omission on the part of church leaders who did not respond adequately to reports of abuse made by family members, as well as by abuse victims themselves," the pope said. "This led to even greater suffering on the part of those who were abused." FR ANCES D'EMILIO (AP) AFRICAN STUDY A study at NIH is recruiting healthy black African men and women to understand diabetes and heart disease risk in Africans. Were You Born In Africa? Must Be: • Born in Africa • 18-65 years old • Requires 3 visits • Compensation provided • Refer to study # 99-DK-0002 Time to Rebrand Isis, the digital wallet app, said Monday it is changing its name to avoid association with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria militant group, commonly referred to as ISIS, multiple media outlets report. "We have no interest in sharing a name with a group whose name has become synonymous with violence," Isis CEO Michael Abbott wrote in a blog post. (E XPRESS) Please call (301) 402-7119 • http://clinicaltrials.gov Department of Health and Human Services • National Institutes of Health • National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases 6 | E X P R E S S | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | T U E S D AY HEALTHY MEN NEEDED FOR A RESEARCH STUDY If you have ever taken prescription pain pills for a medical condition such as a broken bone or dental surgery, we need you for a paid research study at the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). 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You may be eligible if you: • Are 18 years or older • Have fibromyalgia • Are right-handed You may not be eligible if you: • Have any other significant medical condition, such as kidney, liver, cardiovascular, neurological, ora current psychiatric condition • Are pregnant or breast-feeding • Are a smoker • Have metal implants • Have taken opioids in the last 30 days Study involves: • One screening and two testing visits • Psychological questionnaires • One MRI scan • Short heat pulses given to lower leg Location: The NIH Clinical Center, America's research hospital, in Bethesda, Maryland, on the Metro red line (Medical Center stop). For more information, please call: THREE BRIDGES ON ROADS leading into the Ukrainian city of Donetsk — including the railroad bridge above — were blown up Monday, possibly to hinder military movements, though rebels claimed it was the work of Ukrainians aiming to interfere with rebel supply lines. Pro-Russia rebels driven out of eastern towns by the Ukrainian army over the weekend are regrouping in Donetsk. In Brief MAIDUGURI, NIGERIA NEWS YOU CAN USE 63 Abducted Females Escape Nigeria Militants Sixty-three Nigerian girls and women abducted two weeks ago by Islamic extremists escaped Friday while their captors were engaged in an attack elsewhere, officials said Monday. The more than 200 girls kidnapped in April are still missing. (AP) BAGHDAD All Bark, No Bite Introducing the mosquito-repellent newspaper: According to multiple media outlets, a Sri Lankan advertising agency partnered with the newspaper Mawbima earlier this year in a campaign to fight dengue fever by infusing the newspaper's ink with citronella essence, an insect repellent. The mosquito-repellent papers sold out by 10 a.m., and readership jumped by 300,000. No word on whether the outreach will continue. (E XPRESS) Iraqi Parliament Bickers With leaders deadlocked, Iraq's parliament squabbled Monday over when to hold its next session, potentially delaying the formation of a new government for weeks despite the threat from extremists. (AP) KABUL, AFGHANISTAN TBILISI, GEORGIA Early Results Released Afghan officials released preliminary election results Monday showing former finance minister Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai in the lead for the presidency but said no winner can be declared because millions of ballots were being audited for fraud. (AP) UNITED NATIONS Ex-Georgian Leader Dies Eduard Shevardnadze, the former Soviet Union foreign minister who helped topple the Berlin Wall and end the Cold War, died Monday at the age of 86. As the leader of post-Soviet Georgia, his career ended when he was forced into retirement. (AP) MANAMA, BAHRAIN 301-594-5731 T T Y- 1 - 8 6 6 - 4 11 - 1 0 1 0 Online, clinicaltrials.gov R e f e r t o s t u d y 1 3 - AT- 0 1 4 3 NIH... Turning Discovery Into Health ® Gay Marriages Honored The United Nations is recognizing the gay marriages of all its staffers, U.N. SecretaryGeneral Ban Ki-moon said Monday. It will affect 43,000 employees worldwide. (AP) U.S. Diplomat Ordered Out Bahrain ordered a top U.S. diplomat, Tom Malinowski, to leave the country Monday after he met with a leading Shiite opposition group. (AP) XX0164 3x.5 This is Every Tuesday in Express DMITRY LOVETSKY (AP) T U E S D AY | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | E X P R E S S | 7 Local After Arrests, a Treatment Offer In Northern Virginia, cops try new tactic to combat drug abuse Prince William County, Va. For three days last month, officers from Virginia's Prince William County, Manassas City and Manassas Park arrested 53 people as part of their ongoing battle against heroin and illegal prescription drug dealing. Nothing too unusual there. But after each arrest, a detective or officer sat down with the suspect and made this offer: We have a chaplain available right now to take you to a drug treatment center, where counselors are ready and waiting — right now — to get you into treatment. For a cop to make that offer, and to have already arranged the path from jail to treatment, is groundbreaking, police experts said. There were six takers, according to Vickie Taylor, a division manager for the Prince William County Pleasant Non-Surgical Results "What we're doing is creating a cycle of arrest, release, addiction, arrest." — SG T. M AT T McCAULE Y, OF THE PRINCE WILLIAM POLICE, ON THE WORK OF THE NARCOTICS FORCE. "WE NEEDED TO ADDRESS THE ADDICTION SIDE," HE SAID. Community Services Board. Four showed up on the day of their arrest, and two more called and set up appointments after they were able to post bond, not always an easy task for those charged with selling heroin or oxycontin. Even more remarkable, Taylor said, is that everyone who first made contact with her counselors has since showed up for their subsequent appointments or treatment. "These are obviously people who are struggling with major addiction problems," Taylor said. "They were amazed and really grateful for the opportunity." The concept of police directly offering treatment is just emerging in law enforcement as police departments look for new ways to approach the drug problem. In Seattle and Santa Fe, N.M., police take drug users and low-level drug dealers to treatment before their arrests. But treating the suspects at the same time they're facing prosecution is a slightly different approach, and "cutting edge," said Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum. "It is a sign of the country's shift in how it sees drug addicts." While embracing the opportunity for treatment doesn't get the defendants a special deal with prosecutors, defense attorneys may later seek to show that their client is sincere about overcoming addiction. T he ide a emer ge d out of t he P r i nc e W i l l ia m na rcotics task force, as they watched heroin expand its presence on Nor t her n Virginia's st reets. TOM JACKMAN (THE WASHINGTON POST ) Before After Before After Reduce Inches • Suitable for all skin types and colors SKIN TIGHTENING WRINKLE REDUCTION Greatly Reduces or Eliminates Lines & Wrinkles Increases Collagen IMMEDIATE RESULTS • PAINLESS • LUNCH HOUR PROCEDURE • NO DOWNTIME CHANGE FOR LIFE WELLNESS AND AESTHETICS CENTER 650 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 250, Washington, DC 20003 PHONE 202.575.4660 www.CFLWellness.com Stolen Relics Are Finally at Rest Washington More than 20 years have passed since the day Joe Felt saw something glinting in the woods near his home in Haymarket, Va.: a 5-foottall silvery cross. A police search of the area yielded more than a dozen gravestones and old markers, as well as a bag full of human bones. Felt saw the news stories that followed: Members of a satanic cult had stolen the items from Congressional Cemetery, and then, worried that the police were closing in on them, threw them out of a truck. The items were returned to the cemetery, but Felt came across more: a granite cross and an urn. The Prince William County police took possession of the items. But cemetery officials never claimed them. Years later, Felt got a letter warning that the department would BILL O'LEARY (THE WASHINGTON POST) NE A M E Z EC Take the Next Step To learn more, please call 1-888-578-8390 or visit www.EczemaClinicalStudy.com H STU C R A E S E WR DY FOR Congressional Cemetery volunteers try to match stolen items to their original spots. If your child is 2 – 17 years old, and struggles with eczema, they may be eligible for a local medical research study being conducted by Dr. Benjamin Lockshin at DermAssociates in Silver Spring. The study is for an investigational, steroid-free eczema medication that is applied directly to the skin. The study lasts about 2 months, and there is no cost to participate. You may also be reimbursed for reasonable travel expenses for study visits. auction off or discard the relics if he didn't pick them up within 10 days. So he brought the relics home and began calling the cemetery himself. But calls to multiple caretakers and volunteers at the cemetery, which had fallen into disrepair, were all unsuccessful. Then, earlier this year, his wife died. Seeing the brass marker laid upon her grave, Felt, 72, renewed his resolve to restore the urn and the cross to their rightful places. Last week, he successfully launched that journey. Cemetery employees now have the urn safely in hand. And the granite cross will soon be back on the grave of a married couple who died in the 1930s. SUSAN SVRLUGA (THE WASHINGTON POST ) 8 | E X P R E S S | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | T U E S D AY Local Many Fires to Put Out MELINA MARA (THE WASHINGTON POST) The Mom He Never Knew D.C.'s interim fire chief faces a number of pressing problems Washington 13K-14K The number of emergency calls a month made in D.C. Calls have increased unexpectedly, starting in March and holding steady through June. Previously, officials received about 11,000 or 12,000 a month. (T WP) BONNIE JO MOUNT (THE WASHINGTON POST) Eugene Jones, the District's interim fire chief, may only have a guaranteed six months on the job, but don't call him a caretaker. He has the pressing challenge of restoring public confidence in one of the nation's busiest fire departments, while proving himself worthy of holding the top job. Because a new mayor will be elected in November and can choose a permanent leader of the city's 2,000-member fire and emergency medical services department, the coming months are a tryout, of sorts, for Jones. Jones, 53, will have to confront crippling discord between management and labor, complaints about Eugene Jones, D.C.'s interim fire chief, may be out of the job in six months. slow response times, broken vehicles and a shortage of paramedics. He also will have to manage the continued fallout for firefighters who failed to help a man who collapsed across the street from a fire station in Northeast and later died. The death of Medric "Cecil" Mills, 77, in January led to calls for the firing of Jones' predecessor, Kenneth Ellerbe, whose final day was last Tuesday. The interim chief, a 25-year veteran of the Prince George's County, Md., fire department, calls many problems that have gained media attention — from purported work slowdowns to ambulances catching fire — "snapshots" and out of context with broader and more routine successes. "Overwhelmingly, surveys show the people are very happy with the service the fire department gives," Jones said during an interview on Wednesday, his first day on the job. PETER HERMANN (THE WASHINGTON POST) TYSHON WILLIAMS visits his mother's grave on the day of his high school graduation last month in Philadelphia. Tasha Monique Williams, while pregnant with Tyshon, was shot by a gunman outside a Temple Hills, Md., apartment building in 1995. Doctors delivered Tyshon, but his mother was fatally wounded. Nineteen years later, the case remains unsolved. For the full story, go to washingtonpost.com/local. 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According to a survey by the NPD Group, a market-research firm, nearly a third of adults say that they're trying to either eliminate or cut back on gluten, a combination of proteins found in wheat and other grains. And this movement has spawned a burgeoning food industry valued at at least $4 billion and perhaps more than $10 billion — and climbing. Entire aisles at grocery stores are dedicated to the diet. Restaurant chains including Bob Evans, Hooters and Uno Pizzeria and Grill offer gluten-free menus. Trade shows devoted to gluten-free products have popped up. Bars use menu icons to denote gluten-free beers. All of which makes some people want to bang their heads against a flour mill. "I don't get it," Klimas says of his friend's decision to cut gluten from his diet. "How can you all of a sudden be gluten-free? He's 45. We've been friends for 19 years. Sometimes, I think it's just for him to be cool in front of the waiters." VOCABULARY Avoiding grains is a must for those with celiac disease, but most gluten-free dieters don't have it a disease they don't have. "I really think he keeps reading about it and has convinced himself he's gluten-intolerant," Klimas said of his friend. T he gluten-f ree back la sh reached an apex last month, when comedian Jimmy Kimmel remarked on his late-night show that in Los Angeles, gluten was "comparable to Satanism" and sent a film crew to ask gluten-free dieters whether they actually knew what gluten was. (Most didn't.) Daniel Leff ler, director of research at the Celiac Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, said that between 2 million and 3 million Americans report maintaining a gluten-free diet, and about 10 percent of that group has celiac disease. The number of people with the disease is rising — doubling every 30 years, on pace with other autoimmune diseases such as Type 1 diabetes — but the increase is far outstripped by the growth in people adopting the diet for other reasons, including weight loss. Some nutritionists warn that dieters might be unnecessarily depriving themselves of healthy fiber found in whole grains — and not compensating with fruits, vegetables and other sources of fiber. Jessie Dankos, a 24-year-old grant-management consultant who lives in Arlington, felt bad for a woman she recently met who has such a severe reaction to gluten that she has to check the labels on her shampoo to make sure that it doesn't contain traces of the substance. But Dankos has less empathy for her self-diagnosed roommate, who will sometimes gaze longingly at baked goods and expect sympathy for her inability to indulge in them. "But then sometimes she'll come home from the bars and have a slice of pizza," Dankos says. ELLEN McCARTHY (THE WASHINGTON POST) 'gluten' A combination of proteins found in wheat and other grains. 'celiac disease' An affliction in which gluten consumption causes damage to the small intestine and interferes with the body's ability to absorb vitamins. Some people are sensitive to gluten and have negative reactions to consuming it but don't have celiac disease. 'gluten-free paradox' The dichotomy that most people who are on the gluten-free diet don't have celiac disease, and most people who have celiac disease don't know that they have it and don't eat gluten-free. 1/3 The approximate proportion of adults who say that they're trying to either eliminate or cut back on gluten, according to the NPD Group, a market-research firm. 1/100 The proportion of the American population that suffers from celiac disease, according to the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness. 'Gluten-Free' and On the Defense Shira Kraft, author of Glutie Foodie, a blog that tracks her culinary adventures, was diagnosed with celiac disease almost four years ago. She says that the gluten-free movement has been a doubleedged sword for people who have the disease. On one hand, it's great to have more — and tastier — products to choose from. But she also says that because so many people are staying gluten-free, her condition is sometimes taken less seriously. "I certainly feel I have to defend myself," says Kraft, 31. "I'm embarrassed when I say that I'm allergic to gluten, because I feel like people are rolling their eyes. 'Just another one, part of the fad.' " (T WP) About 1 percent of the American population suffers from celiac disease, according to the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness. This is a confounding affliction in which gluten consumption causes damage to the small intestine and interferes with the body's ability to absorb vitamins. Other people are sensitive to gluten and have negative reactions to consuming it but don't have celiac disease. People who have celiac disease are often misdiagnosed before the cause of their health issues — which can include digestive problems, rashes, fatigue, headaches and joint pain — is pinpointed. The only treatment is to give up gluten. There has been a concerted effort to raise awareness of celiac disease, so that those living with it can see an end to their suffering. But some people believe that the push has caused new gluten-free converts to believe that they have T U E S D AY | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | E X P R E S S | 11 Sports How Nats Stars Got Snubbed All-Star snubs often derive from circumstance. Manager Mike Matheny's hands are tied by rules and allegiance to the Cardinals. Players often vote on reputation more than merit, because they're too busy, you know, playing to see the process from a broad perspective. Fans choose players from their favorite team. It is not a system based on logic. On Sunday, many Nationals expressed a mix of surprise and anger that Jordan Zimmermann was the only Washington player selected, with Anthony Rendon making the five-man Final Vote. They thought Rendon and Rafael Soriano deserved to be in. How did each miss the cut? ADAM KILGORE (THE WASHINGTON POST ) GREG FIUME (GETTY IMAGES) Nelson Cruz has 27 home runs, 71 RBIs and an $8 million salary in 2014. Baseball's Best Deals In this week leading up to the All-Star Game on July 15, here's a look at some of the most team-friendly contracts. BARRY SVRLUGA (THE WASHINGTON POST) GETTY IMAGES PHOTOS Jonathan Lucroy, Brewers: Milwaukee signed its 28-year-old backstop to a five-year, $10.28-million deal following his first full season in the majors. Now, given that Lucroy has 30 doubles in 2014 and leads all catchers with a .329 average and .913 OPS, it looks like a steal for the Brewers. Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks: Goldschmidt is making $1.1 million in the second season of his five-year, $32-million deal, signed following his rookie year. For this, Arizona gets a league-leading 32 doubles, a .310 average and a .952 OPS that is tops among NL first basemen. Jose Altuve, Astros: Altuve signed a four-year, $12.5-million deal last July with Houston. Now, the 24-year-old leads the AL with a .337 average and 38 stolen bases in a season in which he's making $1.25 million. Nelson Cruz, Orioles: Cruz received his one-year, $8-million deal from Baltimore only because he was damaged by his 50-game suspension following the Biogenesis fiasco last year. The return on that investment: an ALleading 27 homers and 70 RBI. For Barry Svrluga's complete list of MLB's best values, visit washingtonpost.com Rafael Soriano Who made it over him? Closers Craig Kimbrel, Francisco Rodriguez and Aroldis Chapman, and set-up men Tony Watson and Pat Neshek. The Reds' Aroldis Chapman: He spent the start of the season on the disabled list, but he's made up for lost time. He has struck out 47 hitters in 24⅔ innings, and he throws the hardest fastball in the majors. He has allowed almost twice as many runs as Soriano and blown the same number of save opportunities in two fewer chances. But it's easy to see why NL players would want him on their side. The Brewers' Francisco Rodriguez: He's a much more dicey choice, the benefactor of opportunity and reputation. Soriano has a better ERA (1.03 to 2.34), WHIP (0.829 to 0.874) and save percentage (91.3 to 90). K-Rod has more chances and the better nickname. The Braves' Craig Kimbrel: The selection of Kimbrel lies in the middle between Chapman and Rodriguez — a pitcher who benefits from reputation but whom any player would pick when choosing up sides. Kimbrel has blown four saves and owns a 2.04 ERA. Aside from 27 saves, Soriano bests him in every category. But, again, who would blame a player wanting Kimbrel representing his team? Set-up men: Manager Mike Matheny took Tony Watson of the Pirates and Pat Neshek of the Cardinals. It's hard to quibble with either choice. Watson has a 0.89 ERA and has allowed just two of eight inherited runners to score. Neshek has been even better, with a 0.77 ERA and a ridiculous 0.571 WHIP. Matheny took his guy, but in this case, it was totally justified. Anthony Rendon Who made it over him? Matt Carpenter and Josh Harrison. The stat lines Rendon: .282/.340/.483, 12 HR, 50 RBI, 60 R, 8 SB, 2.9 WAR Carpenter: .282/.375/.388, 4 HR, 32 RBI, 55 R, 3 SB, 2.8 WAR Harrison: .298/.335/.453, 5 HR, 25 RBI, 33 R, 9 SB, 2.0 WAR The Cardinals' Matt Carpenter: He makes fewer outs than Rendon by a wide margin, but Rendon makes up the difference — and more — with superior power and base running. Rendon has had the better season, but it is close. And when it's close, and the manager has his say, he is always going to choose his own player. Adjust your outrage level by personal preference. The Pirates' Josh Harrison: Matheny made another curious choice in Harrison, a wonderful, versatile defensive player hitting .298. Rendon has taken about 120 more plate appearances than Carpenter Harrison, and he is reaching base and slugging at a better clip. Harrison should win points for his versatility, but probably not enough to make up the difference in their offensive output. Utility player: Harrison is a utility player, a very good one, and Matheny seemingly wanted to give that style of player his due. Perhaps the All-Star Game, a stage for the best players as opposed to the highly useful, is not the right time. *STATS ENTERING MONDAY'S GAMES 12 | E X P R E S S | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | T U E S D AY health directory Open House Are you a current staff member at a K-12 school? 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Neymar scored four, with center forward Fred only finding the net once. Defenders scored the team's last three goals. Without any reliable options for the attack, coach Luiz Felipe Scolari is almost certain to replace striker Neymar with a midfielder. Scolari recently even considered removing Fred from the lineup and adding a third central defender, going back to the 3-5-2 formation that he used when he led Brazil to its fifth world title in 2002. "We are a team, and a team is not made up only of strikers," Sco- RONALD MARTINEZ (GETTY IMAGES) Defenders have last three goals scored by the host country Argentina's Lionel Messi, right, had four goals in three group-stage games. Brazil forward Fred has scored only one goal in five games in the World Cup. lari said. "We have a group. When this group wins, everybody wins, regardless of who scores the goals." Chelsea midfielder Willian is the most likely replacement for Neymar, but in the team's final practice on Monday, Scolari hinted that he may even use three defensive mid- fielders, with Luiz Gustavo returning after a yellow card suspension. "We have good players for the sector where Neymar played," Scolari said. "We have options. I'm confident, I'm not worried." In addition to the Barcelona star, the coach picked four other strikers for the World Cup: Fred, Bernard, Jo and Hulk. Fred was supposed to supply the goals, but the Fluminense player struggled from the beginning and has been loudly criticized by fans and local media. His lone goal came in the 4-1 win over Cameroon in the team's final group-stage match. "Fred is not the only one in charge of scoring," Scolari said. "Everyone has that responsibility." In addition to missing Neymar, Scolari also won't be able to count on captain and central defender Thiago Silva because of a yellow card suspension. Dante, who plays in Germany for Bayern Munich, is almost certain to replace him. TALES A ZZONI (AP) ROBERT CIANFLONE (GETTY IMAGES) A Matchup Of Two Top Dribblers World Cup The World Cup's best dribblers — Lionel Messi and Arjen Robben — face off when Argentina and Netherlands meet in the semifinals. In Brazil, Robben has been quick, Messi has been quicksilver. On Wednesday in Sao Paulo, either one could turn the semifinal with a weaving run to propel his team to the final. "We have to cut the supply line to Messi," Dutch defender Bruno Martins Indi told Dutch website Nu.nl. The Barcelona star led Argentina through the group stage with four goals. He has also made 180 passes in his five matches so far. The Dutch have shared the goalscoring duties more evenly — Robben and Robin van Persie each have three, Memphis Depay has two of the team's total of 12 — but the Bayern Munich winger's scintillating sprints with the ball have often been the highlights of Oranje matches. "We know that we will play against one of the best teams when it comes to counterattacks because of the speed of their men up front," Argentina midfielder Javier Mascherano said. "So we have to take precautions to not give them the possibility to counterattack, to always be well positioned, to not lose balls unnecessarily in areas where there's a lot of risk." MIKE CORDER (AP) A LeBron Reunion in Cleveland? NBA The breakup of LeBron James and Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert was beyond bitter. But now, as James considers a return to the team he abandoned four years ago, it appears there has been some healing between the NBA superstar and his former boss. Once aligned as basketball partners, James and Gilbert could barely stand the sight of each other during Miami's games in Cleveland the past four years. It was an intense standoff, awkward and seemingly irreparable. Time may have fixed their fractured relationship. James is giving serious thought BRIAN BABINEAU (NBAE VIA GETTY IMAGES) WORLD CUP Challenge Ruling FIFA will not take action against the Colombia player who injured Neymar and ended the Brazil star's World Cup. FIFA said its disciplinary panel "cannot consider this matter" under the rules because the match referee saw the challenge by Camilo Zuniga and judged it at the time. (AP) LeBron James spent seven seasons with the Cleveland Cavaliers. to returning to Cleveland. Today is the four-year anniversary of announcing he was "taking my talents to South Beach" and the city is once again on hold. James is set to meet with Heat president Pat Riley, who was able to lure the four-time league MVP to Miami in 2010. Two people familiar with the situation said James will meet with Riley "in the next two or three days." If James does come back to Cleveland, though, he'll return to a roster of new faces. Center Anderson Varejao is the only player left from Cleveland's 2010 roster. James will also see a revamped front office, newly hired coach David Blatt and a revived downtown that now includes a casino owned by Gilbert. When James left, the odds he would ever wear a Cavaliers uniform appeared insurmountable. Four years later, there's a chance it could happen. TOM WITHERS (AP) 14 | E X P R E S S | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | T U E S D AY T U E S D AY | 0 7. 0 8 . 2 0 1 4 | E X P R E S S | 15 And the winner is... It's been three months of sweat, tears and strength. On June 25, the Gold's Gym Get Fit Challenge concluded with a final reveal ceremony at The Washington Post. In all, a total of 194 pounds was lost—and the lives of six Express readers were changed forever. CHALLENGER: Emily Ashley 48 POINTS | LOST 42 LBS. Trainer: Tanner Gold's Gym Location: Frederick Westview CHALLENGER: Shaby Tabibi 42 POINTS | LOST 26 LBS. Trainer: Ben Gold's Gym Location: Rockville Wintergreen WINNER: RUNNER-UP: Krystle Hutton 51 POINTS | LOST 37 LBS. 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But the main event is Sunday's 15K race in which all competitors (male and female) must wear a helmet, suit jacket, collared shirt and neck tie. See bicyclespacedc.com for full details. Raw, But Realistic A local nutritionist's new book encourages you to experiment with not cooking As soon as Gena Hamshaw began experimenting with a raw food diet, she saw the benefits. The D.C.based clinical nutritionist credits the regimen with solving her digestion woes, boosting her energy level, expanding her taste horizons and even changing her life. But she still craved roasted veggies tossed in olive oil and sea salt. So she ate them. She also went back to making brown rice drizzled with tahini dressing, tofu scramble and baked sweet potatoes. Hamshaw's continued fondness for cooking — with actual heat — may make her seem like an odd spokeswoman for the raw foods movement. Her accessible approach, however, keeps attracting readers to her 5-year-old blog, Choosing Raw. And it's why she hopes her new book with the same title ($20, Da Capo Press) will persuade more folks to sample some of her favorite foods, including homemade hemp milk, chia pudding and zucchini "pasta." Even if you don't know her name, it's possible you've tried one of Hamshaw's concoctions already. Fans of her blog include the local folks who run Sweetgreen and Jrink, both of which tapped her to help develop their juice menus. "I'm a middle-of-the-road, sane voice," says Hamshaw, 32, who recognizes that many raw foodists and enthusiasts come off as "woo-woo." They often advocate for potentially dangerous cleanses and offer strategies that aren't practical, she adds. (Their blogs are all about "living in yurts, or having lots of money," she jokes.) What motivated her to start chronicling her dietary journey was the fact that she was young, busy and making only $28,000 a year, which forced her to be realistic about raw food. Complicated recipes that required three days of sprouting and dehydrating hard-to-find ingredients were off the table. Instead, she developed techniques that helped her understand how to whip something up with whatever produce was in her fridge: hearty salads, blended soups, raw "rice" made from finely chopped veggies. The 125 dishes suggested in the book are meant to be played with, Hamshaw says. Some are raw, some are cooked and some are a combination, but all are 100 percent vegan. According to Hamshaw, that's the healthiest possible diet — as long as you don't fall for several myths that circulate widely in the vegan community. One whopper: Vegans don't need to worry about calcium intake because their lowacid diets protect their bones. "I heard that and bought it hook, line and sinker," says Hamshaw, who just needed to do a little digging around to find out that wasn't Online: To check out Gena Hamshaw's recipe for raw carrot falafel, made from pulp leftover after juicing, visit readexpress.com. Coconut often appears in Gena Hamshaw's recipes for noodle dishes and desserts. Vegging Out Gena Hamshaw's book showcases simple raw dishes, but if Washingtonians want to be wowed, she suggests they dine at Elizabeth's Gone Raw (elizabethsonlstreet.com). For raw and cooked vegan food, she likes Great Sage (greatsage .com) in Clarksville, Md. true. "There's no bulletproof vest quality to a vegan diet." Vegans, like everybody else, need to eat balanced meals. And it does the movement no good, Hamshaw says, to promote inaccurate information. Hamshaw's policy is to put it all out there, including the personal history behind her food philosophy. She's particularly candid about her struggle with anorexia, which first emerged in her early teen years. "My pediatrician said something and I took it too far," says Hamshaw, who had multiple relapses over the next decade. But going vegan and exploring raw cuisine changed her relationship with food for good. Ethical eating felt better, and she stopped viewing what was on her plate as simply a number of calories. It's a common experience, Hamshaw now knows after hearing from dozens of readers on the topic. She publishes their "green recovery" stories every month. Veganism may not cure every eating disorder — for some people, putting any food in the "forbidden category" is risky, she notes. But she's proud to host a forum where it's acknowledged as an option. Presenting multiple choices is key to everything Hamshaw does. You can substitute pine nuts for chick peas, or use an oven or a dehydrator to make your ratatouille, she says. 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Television IFC HBO/FX "The Spoils of Babylon" starred Tobey Maguire, left, and Kristen Wiig. RETURNS IFC Renews 'Babylon' IFC has ordered a second season of "The Spoils of Babylon," its miniseries presented as an adaptation of books written by a fictional author played by Will Ferrell. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the second installment will be titled "Spoils Before Dying" and is set to premiere in June 2015. (EXPRESS) ADAPTATIONS ? 'Black Orpheus' Musical To Debut on Broadway A musical based on the 1959 Marcel Camus film "Black Orpheus" is in the works on Broadway. Pulitzer Prize-winner Lynn Nottage will write the story and Tony Award-winner George C. Wolfe will direct. The musical will have its world premiere on Broadway, but no timetable was set. "Black Orpheus" recreates the Orpheus and Eurydice myth in the Rio de Janeiro Carnival. It won a Golden Globe and an Oscar for best foreign-language film. (AP) 42% The increase in video and audio streams in the first half of 2014 compared to the same time last year, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Streamers are using services like Spotify, Rdio, YouTube and Rhapsody to listen to music, which also explains why album sales are down 12 percent this year. (E XPRESS) When she won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for "Nurse Jackie" in 2010, Edie Falco claimed "I'm not funny!" She had a point: Why was Showtime's grim show about a pill-popping nurse submitted as a comedy anyway? The moment crystallized a very polarizing topic pertaining to the Emmy Awards (8 p.m. Aug. 25, NBC): the fierce strategy behind choosing which category a show is nominated in. Clearly, producers and networks want to enter their shows in races that will result in wins — for a dramedy like "Nurse Jackie," the comedy category is typically a less-competitive race. Sometimes shows want to land a more prestigious nomination — such as a nod in the notoriously cutthroat drama series category ("Breaking Bad," "Game of Thrones," etc.), as opposed to winding up on the lessglamorous, all-encompassing miniseries and made-for-TV list. When the 2014 Emmy nominations are announced Thursday it will cap off a year of especially intense political maneuvering among categories. The reason? In the age of multiple television platforms (broadcast, cable, premium cable, Internet streaming sites) it's more difficult than ever to truly define a series and where it fits. While the world of TV might have changed, these questions have been circulating for decades. When asked how often debates about Emmy categories come up, 'Orange is the New Black' as a comedy In its first Emmy race, the Netflix critical darling is strategically looking at how the series did at other award shows: "Orange" picked up a few Writers Guild of America Award nominations as a comedy, but flopped at the Golden Globes and SAG Awards as a drama. Combined with the fact that Netflix has "House of Cards" in the drama race already, this move was a no-brainer, even if women's prison scenarios aren't exactly laughout-loud hilarious. It's a move that could earn some much-deserved nominations for its cast. doesn't appear likely. "It seems like there's a discussion of 'Well, let's have a new category,' but then someone else says, 'Well, then you dilute all the categories.' " Overall, Leverence pointed out that even though networks and producers try to increase their odds of winning, it's still an incredibly tough feat to even land a nomination. And ? 'True Detective' as a drama; 'Fargo' as a miniseries At first glance, this is the strangest decision, as "True Detective" executives have said the show will have a new cast and storyline each season. Isn't that obviously a miniseries? But HBO — with a long history of doing well with dramas — is going for the bigger prize. Never mind that shows like FX's "Fargo" (with 10 episodes as opposed to "True Detective's" eight) are in the miniseries category. It's allowed according to Emmy rules, but mostly, the shows have leeway simply because it's increasingly difficult to identify a program's nature in the first season. ? NETFLIX 'American Horror Story' as a miniseries This took a lot of people by surprise in 2012 when the show didn't submit as a drama, and it struck many as a ploy for awards — after all, the miniseries category is far less competitive. It worked: "AHS" racks up the trophies year after year. Leverence notes the show is not breaking any rules: It fits the bill as a "hybrid" miniseries/drama, meaning that each season has its own story. really, there's no point in trying to game the system, because the industry-savvy voters know what's fair. "There's no such thing as having 'an easier time' in the competition," he said. "You can only run the best race you can if you're properly categorized … Otherwise, you're not doing yourselves any good." EMILY YAHR (THE WASHINGTON POST ) John Leverence, the television academy's awards senior vice president, had two words: "Every. Year." And it almost always comes down to the blurry lines between what's really a comedy and a drama. Is there any chance we could ever get a dramedy category? 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Richard Dunn, along with some family and friends, said hello to Dion after her Caesars Place performance. "This is a once-in-a-lifetime memory I never thought would happen but will last forever," Dunn told the Sun. (EXPRESS) Rule No. 78: Tape 'Kick Me' Sign to Jon if You See Him A former employee told Radar Online that Kate Gosselin gives nannies a rulebook that demands they eavesdrop on phone calls between ex Jon Gosselin and the children. "You are always my eyes and ears and need to report everything you see and hear!!!" the manual allegedly says. (E XPRESS) SISTERS TIMOTHY A. CLARY (AFP/GETTY IMAGES) Then Her Lawyer Came Out And Demanded Royalties Meanies Paul McCartney returned to a concert stage Saturday after being sidelined for two months because of a virus. During the second encore of the Albany, N.Y., show, he brought a couple onstage after the woman held up a sign saying her boyfriend wouldn't marry her until he met McCartney. Having accomplished that goal, the man proposed and the woman said yes. (AP) Solange Is Back to Being the Boring One In an interview with Lucky magazine, Solange Knowles, sister of Beyonce, spoke publicly for the first time about her scuffle with Jay Z in an elevator. "What's important is that my family and I are all good," she said of the May incident. "What we had to say collectively was in the statement that we put out, and we all feel at peace with that." The statement said that Jay Z and Knowles had reconciled and "we have moved forward as a united family." (E XPRESS) RICHARD DUNN (VIA VIMEO) "I went through everything embarrassing that a girl can go through in front of my fiance." — MIL A K UNIS TELLING W MAGAZINE THAT, BECAUSE OF "THAT '70S SHOW," "THERE'S NO QUESTION THAT [ASHTON KUTCHER'S] SEEN THE WORST" OF HER This guy ruined the lip sync-in-an-airport method of meeting Celine Dion. 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