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WELCOME TO METRO.US! “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” Or not. During a briefing, a White House aide said that line was added to Lady Liberty later, so it doesn’t really count, attempting to bolster President Trump’s support for revamping the nation’s immigration priorities. metro.us/president-trump

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mounted an effort to find volunteers to staff the investigation, said a source familiar with an internal announcement. Affirmative action programs in higher education were meant to address America’s historic racial discrimination problem. The Supreme Court has ruled that universities may use affirmative action in admissions policies with the aim of helping minority applicants get into college.

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SITE TO TRACK RUSSIAN- COMEY SIGNS BOOK DEAL BACKED PROPAGANDA AFTER END TO FBI CAREER A website seeks to track Russian-supported propaganda and disinformation on Twitter, part of a growing non-governmental effort to diminish Moscow’s ability to meddle in future elections in the United States and Europe. The “Hamilton 68” dashboard was built by researchers working with the Alliance for Securing Democracy, a bipartisan, transatlantic project set up last month to counter Russian

Civil rights groups slammed the Trump administration over a U.S. Justice Department plan to probe whether colleges’ racial-preference admissions programs discriminate against white and Asian-American applicants. First reported by The New York Times, the proposal has met resistance among career lawyers within the department, which has

disinformation campaigns. The website, supported by the German Marshall Fund, displays a “near real-time” analysis of English-language tweets from a pool of 600 Twitter accounts that analysts identified as users that spread Russian propaganda. Trump administration has shown reluctance to address Russian cyber attacks during ongoing investigations into whether his campaign colluded with Moscow during the 2016 election.

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Former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired by U.S. President Donald Trump, has signed a deal for a book on leadership and decision-making that will come out in spring 2018, the publisher said on Wednesday. The book deal with Macmillan’s Flatiron Books comes three months after Comey’s firing raised questions about whether Trump tried to interfere with the Federal

Bureau of Investigation’s probe into Russia’s alleged meddling with the U.S. presidential election. Russia denies any interference, and Trump has denied collusion with Russia and interfering with the investigation.

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Police bust $7.8M ‘Dragon’ heroin operation An investigation focusing on a 40-year-old Philadelphia man has led to the arrests of 16 people statewide. HAYDEN MITMAN @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced this week that a statewide investigation of a Philadelphia man has led to the arrests of 16 suspected drug dealers and the confiscation of more than $7.8 million in heroin and $1.9 million in cocaine. Law enforcement officials announced Monday that the investigation

focused on Damon “Fat Cat” Devine, 40, of N. 60th Street in Philadelphia and bags of heroin labeled “Dragon” that, police said, Devine’s criminal operation sold and transported throughout the state. “This investigation involved dealers who transported large amounts of heroin and cocaine from Philadelphia to Altoona and Johnstown,” Shapiro

said in a statement. “Our work with [Blair County] District Attorney [Rich] Consiglio and other state and local law enforcement agencies led to the dismantling of a major drug pipeline into Blair and Cambria counties. We will remain merciless with the dealers peddling these poisons in our communities.” Police said that the

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investigation included officials from the Office of the Attorney General, the district attorneys of Blair, Cambria and Montgomery counties, Altoona and Johnstown police, Pennsylvania State Police, and the Blair and Cambria County Drug Task Forces. The investigation into Devine’s alleged criminal empire began back in August 2016 when, police said, Devine was a passenger in a vehicle that crashed after a Pennsylvania state trooper attempted to pull it over for traffic violations. After a chase from Philadelphia to Montgomery County, law enforcement officials said the vehicle crashed and police discovered 3,750 heroin baggies stamped “Dragon” and 127 grams of cocaine in the vehicle. Devine was arrested, at that time, but police said, nine days later, Devine posted bail and continued to operate his alleged drug organization. After making several “controlled buys” from individuals that, police said, were members of Devine’s alleged criminal organization in February outside an Altoona motel,

Devine was arrested with 651 bags of “Dragon” heroin in his possession. In total, law enforcement officials say that they seized 14,890 bags of heroin with an estimated street value of nearly $150,000 during their probe, in addition to nearly half a pound of cocaine. In addition to ring leader Devine, police arrested 15 others, all charged with possession with intent to distribute, conspiracy and related charges. Based on the investigation and testimony in front of the grand jury, law enforcement officials believe that Devine’s alleged criminal organization sold $7.8 million in heroin and $1.9 million in cocaine and crack cocaine over 13 months from January 2016 to February 2017. “These arrests will go a long way in slowing down the availability of cocaine and heroin in Blair and Cambria counties,” said Consiglio, in a statement. “This is another example of law enforcement reaching higher in the food chain to cut off the supply of poison to our communities.”

“These arrests will go a long way in slowing down the availability of cocaine and heroin in Blair and Cambria counties.” Rich Consiglio

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Damon “Fat Cat” Devine, 40, of Philadelphia has been arrested and charged with operating a multimillion-dollar drug ring. PROVIDED

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The District Attorney’s Office in Montgomery County and law enforcement officials in East Norriton and West Norriton are searching for a suspected armed assailant after a woman told police she was sexually assaulted at gunpoint as she jogged through Norristown Farm Park on Tuesday morning. According to law enforcement officials, a 19-year-old woman told police that, at about 10:50 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 1, as she jogged through Norristown Farm Park, along W. Germantown Pike and

N. Whitehall Road in East Norriton Township, she was approached by an armed black male wearing a black mask and/or a dark-colored hooded sweatshirt. After the incident, the woman called 911, police said, saying that she had been sexually assaulted at gunpoint. Officers with the East Norriton Police, West Norriton Police and Montgomery County Detectives arrived on the scene, police said, and the woman was transported to Einstein Medical Center for treatment. Law enforcement officials are asking anyone who might have seen a person matching the description of the suspected assailant entering or leaving the park on Tuesday to contact East Norriton Police at 610-272-0748, the West Norriton Police at 610-630-1701 or the Montgomery County Detectives at 610-278-3368.

PA TRAIN DERAILMENT Freight train derails, sparks fire in Pennsylvania; residents flee A CSX Corp. freight train carrying flammable materials derailed as it moved through a southern Pennsylvania town on Wednesday, striking a residential garage that caught fire, forcing more than 100 residents from their homes, authorities said. No injuries were reported after the crash in Hyndman, about 100 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, but CSX warned customers service disruptions would last for a week over a nearly 80-mile stretch between Connellsville and Cumberland, Maryland. At least six cars derailed as the train was passing through the town of fewer than 1,000 residents just before 5 a.m., said Harry Corley, an emergency management coordinator in Bedford County. A freight car skidded into a garage that caught fire

and train cars were still burning several hours later, he said. More than a dozen fire crews have responded from different areas of Pennsylvania and Maryland, Corley said. He said authorities ordered the evacuation of residents in a 1-mile radius, encompassing most of the town. Local news footage showed train cars snaking across the ground in flames behind a house and a leveled garage. CSX said 32 cars derailed. At least one contained liquefied petroleum gas and another contained molten sulfur, which leaked and was on fire. This was the third derailment for a CSX train since last November. It came two days after CSX Corp. CEO Hunter Harrison apologized to customers for service disruptions and said some railroad employees were resisting planned cost-cutting measures. REUTERS

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Homeless man sought in murder of Philadelphia street musician Police say the 35-year-old musician was murdered in fight over $20. HAYDEN MITMAN @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

Law enforcement officials in Montgomery County have announced a suspect in this past weekend’s murder of a 35-year-old Philadelphia area musician, who was playing guitar on the street when he was killed in a fight over $20. According to Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele and Pottstown Borough Police Chief F. Richard Drumheller, an arrest warrant has been issued for Steven Holmes, 54, with no listed address, for the Sunday, July 30, homicide of Diamonde Stone in Pottstown. According to court documents, Stone had been playing guitar on the 300 block of High Street in Pottstown, before he and Holmes got into an argument over $20. Court documents note that on Sunday at about 10:30 p.m., a witness told police that they saw a white male and a black male fighting in the street, with two other people trying to break them up. As the men were be-

ing pulled apart, the black male was on top of the white male on the ground, witnesses told police in court documents, that the white male flashed “something shiny in his hand” and struck the black male — known to be Stone — in the chest. Court documents said Stone stepped back, walked across the street, held onto a wall and collapsed. He would later be pronounced dead at Pottstown Memorial Hospital. The Montgomery County Coroner’s Office found that Stone had died of a stab wound to the chest. According to court documents, an investigation discovered that shortly after the stabbing, a woman who witnessed the fight told her friend — who’s apartment Holmes had been staying at — that “Steve just stomped Klutch.” “Klutch” was a nickname of Stone’s — in fact, he called himself “Klutch” on social media and had recorded music under his own “Klutch22” entertainment company. While he hadn’t posted new music in four years, Stone recorded himself performing for his own YouTube page as well. Stone was arrested in Phoenixville and charged with robbery back in November 2011, and at the time, he was considered

Steven Holmes, 54, has been charged with the murder of Diamonde Stone. PROVIDED

homeless. But, on social media in 2012, he said that he lived in Philadelphia and had previously studied at Bucks County Community College. That night, court documents noted, Holmes allegedly fled the apartment he had been staying at, but in a bag of belongings found there, police discovered a T-shirt covered in blood. Holmes has been charged with first-degree and third-degree murder and possessing the instruments of a crime. Anyone who may have knowledge of Holmes’ whereabouts is asked to contact the Pottstown Police Department at 610970-6570 or the Montgomery County Detective Bureau at 610-278-3368.

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Designer babies are a very real thing. When should we start freaking out? Scientists successfully replaced unhealthy DNA with healthy DNA in human embryos using molecular “scissors” called CRISPR. The future is now.

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We might not be using jet packs to get everywhere or watching our robot Rosie pick up after our dog Astro, but the future is now and the future means designer babies. For the first time in the United States, scientists have edited human embryo DNA to correct a genetic mutation for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a cardiac disease that can result in heart

failure late in life or the onset of sudden cardiac death at a young age. The Oregon Health & Science University collaborated with the Salk Institute and Korea’s Institute for Basic Science to use a technique known as CRISPR-Cas9, which has been used in China with mixed results. CRISPR-Cas9 works like scissors that can selectively trim away unwanted parts of the genome, and replace them with new stretches of DNA. They found that the embryo used the available healthy copy of the gene to repair the mutated part. The Salk/OHSU team also found that its gene correction did not cause any detectable mutations in other parts of the genome — a major concern for gene editing. “We have demonstrated the possibility to correct mutations in a hu-

man embryo in a safe way and with a certain degree of efficiency,” said Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte, a professor at Salk’s Gene

“We have demonstrated the possibility to correct mutations in a human embryo in a safe way and with a certain degree of efficiency.” Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte

Expression Laboratory and a co-author of the study. In this latest development, scientists grew the embryos for a few days

and never intended to implant them into a womb. Still, the technology was not 100 percent successful. It increased the number of repaired embryos from 50 percent, which would have occurred naturally, to 74 percent. The excitement in the scientific community yet again raises the ultimate designer question: Who are we to play God? Parents could use the scientific advancement to spare their children from a lifelong debilitating disease. Or they could use it to create the “perfect” child. Controversial radio host Rush Limbaugh seems to think designer babies will rock the world of the “militant, politically active gay community.” The conservative political commentator said he predicted in the 1990s that “the pro-choice community

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would lose the entire homosexual contingent, and they would become the biggest bunch of pro-lifers that you have ever seen,” he wrote on his website. “If it gets to the point that parents could be told that their child has the gay gene, if there is such a thing, or the freckle face gene or the overweight gene or whatever can be

identified, and now it’s happening!” Hank Greely, director of Stanford University’s Center for Law and the Biosciences, said, “Everybody should calm down,” because there are already regulations and safeguards in place. “We’ve got time to do it carefully,” he added. Reuters contributed to this report.

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an authorization for the ďŹ ght against the militant group in Syria and Iraq. “They expressed a willingness to work on an authorization and I take them at their word,â€? Democratic Senator Chris Murphy told reporters. Earlier Wednesday, State said in a letter to the committee’s Republican chairman, Senator Bob Corker, that the administration is not seeking any additional authorization or any revisions to a 2001 Authorization for the Use

of Military Force (AUMF). “The United States has suďŹƒcient legal authority to prosecute the campaign against al-Qa’ida and associated forces, including against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria,â€? wrote Charles Faulkner of the Department’s Bureau of Legislative Aairs. The 2001 AUMF, passed days after the Sept. 11 attacks to authorize the ďŹ ght against al Qaeda and aďŹƒliates, has been used by presidents since as the legal basis for a wide range of

military action. Some members of Congress argue that it is long past time to repeal the 16-year-old authorization, especially for the campaign against Islamic State, which did not exist in 2001 and actually ďŹ ghts against al Qaeda in Syria and elsewhere. The Constitution gives Congress, not the president, the right to approve such military action. Lawmakers have been struggling with the White House for a bigger say in foreign policy. REUTERS

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tions after “the children just weren’t acting right.â€? Burgmann said that Round has owned the day care for 10 years and police are concerned that there may be other victims who have yet to come forward. “These weren’t the only children in the day care,â€? said Burgmann during a Wednesday afternoon to announce Round’s arrest. “We are concerned that there may be more victims.â€? Law enforcement officials said the day care currently enrolls about 37 children. Burgmann said that Round has been charged with seven felonies, including two counts each of rape, involuntary deviant sexual assault, corruption of a minor, indecent exposure and related charges. “We aren’t saying there are [more victims] but, we are going to err on the side of caution,â€? said Burgmann on his decision to ask potential victims to come forward. Anyone who may have concerns about their child and Sprouts Children’s Center is asked to contact the Philadelphia Special Victims Unit.Â

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RUSSIA SANCTIONS Trump signs Russia sanctions bill; Moscow calls it ‘trade war’ President Donald Trump grudgingly signed into law new sanctions against Russia on Wednesday, a move Moscow said amounted to a full-scale trade war and an end to hopes for better ties with the Trump administration. Congress overwhelmingly approved the legislation last week, passing a measure that conicts with the Republican president’s desire to improve relations with Moscow.

While Trump signed the bill, he criticized it as infringing on his powers to shape foreign policy and said he could make “far better deals� with governments than Congress can. Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev called the sanctions tantamount to a “full-scale trade war,� adding in a Facebook post that they showed the Trump administration had demonstrated “utter powerlessness.� “The hope that our relations with the new American

administration would improve is ďŹ nished,â€? he wrote. Trump’s litany of concerns about the sanctions, which also aect Iran and North Korea, nonetheless raised the question of how vigorously Trump will enforce them and pursue action against Russia. “While I favor tough measures to punish and deter aggressive and destabilizing behavior by Iran, North Korea, and Russia, this legislation is signiďŹ cantly awed,â€? Trump said

in a message to lawmakers. The new law allows Congress to stop any eort by Trump to ease sanctions on Russia. Trump said in a separate statement that he was signing the measure “for the sake of national unityâ€? even though he saw problems with it. His hands were tied after the Republican-controlled Congress approved the legislation by such a large margin last week that any presidential veto of the bill would have been overridden. REUTERS

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The sad saga of Pete Rose’s fall from baseball immortality (or inability to reach it) continued Wednesday when the Phillies decided to cancel their plans to honor Rose with several ceremonies and events later this season. After allegations surfaced that baseball’s all-time hit leader had a sexual relationship with a minor, it comes as no surprise that the Phillies wanted to distance themselves from the former first baseman who helped lead the team to its 1980 World Series title. The hit-king of course was banned from baseball and is not in the Hall of Fame due to allegations that he gambled

on baseball as manager of the Cincinnati Reds. In a press release, the Phillies said, “Due to recent events, the Phillies and Pete Rose have decided that Pete will not participate in the Phillies Alumni Weekend festivities to be held at Citizens Bank Park on August 10-13, 2017. Rose said, “While I am truly honored that the Phillies fans voted for me to be this year’s Wall of Fame inductee, I am concerned that other matters will overshadow the goodwill associated with Alumni Weekend, and I agree with the decision not to participate.� Rose was expected to be added to the Phillies Wall of Fame on August 12 prior to a game against the Mets, with a bobblehead giveaway scheduled for the day before. Fans are allowed to exchange their tickets for another game if they wish. The rest of the Wall of Fame ceremonies will continue as scheduled.

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Trump and senators seek to slash legal immigration The legislation faces an uphill climb to get through Congress where some senior Republicans back immigration reform, not a tough crackdown.

After a crackdown on illegal immigration that has sharply reduced the number of unauthorized border crossings from Mexico, President Donald Trump is now turning his attention to reducing the number of legal immigrants in the country. The White House is throwing its support behind a bill developed by Republican Sens. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and David Perdue of Georgia that would cut legal immigration by 50 percent over 10 years by reducing the kinds of relatives immigrants can bring

into the country. Under the new bill, known as the RAISE Act, the United States would prioritize high-skilled immigrants by setting up a merits-based system similar to those used by Canada and Australia. Trump and the Republican lawmakers blasted the current immigration system as out of date and argued that it hurts American workers by driving down wages. “This competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak English, financially support themselves and their families and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy,” Trump said. The senators said they worked closely with the White House on this latest version of their bill. “This is probably our third or fourth visit to the Oval Office to work with

President Trump,” Cotton told reporters. Slashing legal immigration has long been pushed by low-immigration advocacy groups in Washington like NumbersUSA and the ideas have been backed by now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who is now facing public criticism from Trump. NumbersUSA President Roy Beck hailed the bill and said that it “will do more than any other action to fulfill Trump’s promises as a candidate.” Trump vowed to crack down on illegal immigration during his campaign and signed two executive orders soon after taking office to increase border security and interior enforcement. Cotton and Perdue said their bill does not affect temporary visas for workers in certain tech sectors and seasonal jobs that are popular with

many businesses. They stressed that the legislation was narrowly focused, an approach they hoped would be able to get bipartisan support. “We’re not trying to boil the ocean here and change everything about our immigration law,” Cotton said. But other Republican lawmakers said the bill might be going too far. Senator Lindsey Graham, from South Carolina, said his state is dependent on immigrant labor to sustain the two biggest sectors of the economy, agriculture and tourism. Economists have called into the question the benefits of cutting legal immigration. FWD.us, a group that represents the tech industry said that the bill would “severely harm the economy.” The bill aims to end the diversity visa lottery, which allows 50,000

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people from underrepresented countries to obtain green cards. It also sets a 50,000 annual cap on refugees, instead of a level mandated by the president. Refugee organizations said permanently limiting number of refugees allowed in the country goes against an American value

of offering safe haven to people fleeing violence and oppression. Trump suggested at an event in New York’s Long Island on Friday, where he spoke out against violence committed by Central American gang members, that immigrants today are different than in previous generations. REUTERS

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The best Stephen King movies As “The Dark Tower,� the latest movie based on the best-selling author’s work, hits theaters this weekend, we’re reminded of something: As far as batting averages go, the cinema of Stephen King is pretty low. There are over 60 movies based on his books and short stories. Of these, we’d say about nine are good or even great. The rest are not. That’s about 50 non-good or even bad movies. But it’s all been worth it for the few that hit the bull’s-eye. Here’s the best of Stephen King at the movies. MATT PRIGGE “Carrie�

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He hit the ground running: King’s first novel became a hit movie only two years after it was published, turning Sissy Spacek into a star and giving Piper Laurie one of her flashiest roles. Both were even nominated for Oscars. It also made Brian De Palma into a name filmmaker. “Carrie� was lousy with split-screen, tracking shots, slo-mo, horndog asides and emotions both campy yet deeply sincere. It’s a delirious joyride, and it set the bar for King adaptations so high it’s a wonder it’s not even the best one.

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“The Shining� Don’t give King too much credit for the best Stephen King movie. He may h a v e written a ghastly book, b u t Stanley Kubrick treated it more like a blueprint. A lot of the plot, including most of the ending, was changed. A mallet was upgraded to an ax. Convoluted ghost business was replaced by weirdo ambiguity. What was literal on the page became hypnotic and freaky, precisely because Kubrick smartly favored style and mood over sense. And like a lot of Kubricks, it was hated upon released — Kubrick even got a Razzie nomination — only to become a classic, so beloved it spawned an entire docu-

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“Creepshow� The key to great Stephen King movies is simple: They have great directors. King called the late George A. Romero, the father of the zombie movie, his favorite partner-incrime, and they worked in tandem on this anthology of spooky-campy tales, none of them based on previous King work. It’s the silliest entry on either’s CV, not that interested in anything beyond scoring gory laughs.

But it’s stem-to-stern fun, from the zombie dad who kills his duplicitous family to the E.G. Marshall one-man show about a rich agoraphobe who meets his just desserts.

even Walken could have seen that the ending — in which a dangerous politician (Martin Sheen) who will destroy the planet loses after a major campaign trail gaffe — was in no way accurate.

“The Dead Zone� Again: It’s all about the director. For David Cronenberg, tackling King is a step-down; the director’s own films (“The Fly,� “Scanners�) are far more disturbing than anything the best-seller has ever dreamt up. But even as a director-for-hire job, “The Dead Zone� gets it just right. It’s more a character study with a killer hook and a boffo ending, with Christopher Walken haunted by prophetic visions. Then again, not

“Stand By Me� and “Misery� They don’t have much in common, except for being King movies directed by Rob Reiner and being based on novels that show different sides of their author — more psychological and grounded. “Stand by Me� isn’t even a little horror, though it is about boys lighting into the woods to locate a corpse. It could have been King (and Reiner — up

till then known for comedies like “This Is Spinal Tap� and, of course, being Meathead) selling out. It wasn’t. And neither was “Misery,� a very nasty, very funny movie in which James Caan plays a fine, straight man foil to Kathy Bates’ whirling dervish of an Oscar-winning turn.

Flawed but interesting John Carpenter tried his best with “Christine,� the one about the killer car, and though it’s no great shakes, there’s enough pleasure here to get it over the finish line. With “The Dark Half,� from 1993, George A. Romero returned to King duties, this time doing a straight-

up adaptation that’s more character study than spooker, and very easy to underrate. We’d never say “Silver Bullet,� from 1987, was a great movie, but we have a huge soft spot for it. The part where our werewolf anti-hero (future “Twin Peaks� alum Everett McGill) wipes out a pitchfork-wielding mob in the thick of fog, even chopping a poor dude’s face in half vertically, is something we saw when we were far, far too young to see such sights and not leave traumatized.

A bad-cinema classic We remember seeing “Dreamcatcher� with the same fondness we do first seeing genuinely great classics like “Citizen Kane� or “Satantango.� It has “ass-weasels.� It has an alien who inexplicably speaks with a British accent. It has a chase set inside someone’s brain. It has Thomas Jane using a gun as a cellphone. It has Donnie Wahlberg threatening the villain by invoking Scooby-Doo. Like the best bad movies, it keeps finding new and inventive ways to be terrible, and it’s never, ever boring. It’s so jam-packed we almost forgot to mention a totally nuts Morgan Freeman talking about “Friends� for some reason.

Not on this list Sorry, you’re wrong about “The Shawshank Redemption.� And that goes double for other Frank Darabont King adaptations “The Green Mile� and “The Mist.� We’d rather watch “Maximum Overdrive� again.

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“An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power” Director: Bonni Cohen, Jon Shenk Rating: NR “An Inconvenient Sequel” will make you long for more PowerPoint. The rare sequel upfront about wishing it didn’t exist, the second go-around with climate change crusader Al Gore is miffed Americans treated environmentalism like a fad. We were supposed to do what its host said, or else nature would rise up and reclaim itself from the planet’s knuckle-scraping polluters. We didn’t do what he said. And now we get a second warning, which punishes us by making us watch a film whose makers have no idea what it

should be, which only exists because it needs to exist. The original “An Inconvenient Truth, from 2006, is the kind of movie that sounds like a drag but isn’t. It finds an unfairly failed presidential candidate standing in front of a screen slightly smaller than the one you’re watching, explaining charts and showing us graphs and telling corny jokes. It also revealed Gore was a charmer, more comfortable with popular science than politics. His folksy way of explaining complex, scary stuff in layman’s terms (i.e., to a nation of idiots) managed to inspire masses into taking action — or at least penciling that into their calendar then forgetting about it. It also managed to soothe us, our host’s down-home Southern drawl lulling us away from the inevitable panic attack. Then we went and treated

climate change action like nu-metal or Jennifer Love Hewitt; we forgot we ever paid attention to it. So here we are again. Gore and team attack “An Inconvenient Sequel” like stoners who forgot to do their final paper of the semester until the night before it was due. It’s a shambles, flailing about for focus. It does have a little bit of PowerPoint. The action quickly drifts away from it, but the filmmakers don’t know where to go. Sometimes they follow Gore as he globe-trots. Sometimes they cough up intel (floods in Miami, droughts in Syria, etc.) we may already know. We get a lot of Al Gore, person. And we get the sense it doesn’t know what to say beyond the obvious. So why the positive rating? To be frank, because ratings seem particularly arbitrary when you’re talking about a subject that may kill us all — or if not us, the next generation, or the one after that. It’s important that a lot of people see “An Inconvenient Sequel,” because a lot of people will probably never watch the better climate change movies made in the original’s wake. (We recommend “Chasing Coral” and “Time to Choose.”) So we give it a pass for doing the bare minimum. After all, all it had to do was show up. MATT PRIGGE

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“Detroit” Director: Kathryn Bigelow Stars: John Boyega, Algee Smith Rating: R “Detroit” will make you angry. It unearths a horrifying story within another horrifying story, one that screams “timely” and “scarily relevant.” The latest from the tag team of director Kathryn Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal (“The Hurt Locker,” “Zero Dark Thirty”) drops us into the 1967 Detroit riot, in which the low-income black populace rose up against the largely white (and often racist and aggressive) police force. Then it zeroes in on the “Algiers Motel Incident,” in which cops tortured 12 innocent civilians — 10 black, two white — they wrongly suspected of attempted murder. At the end of the night, three were dead. The cops, of course, were acquitted. But don’t think of “Detroit” as merely visceral, just another you-are-there horrorshow. There’s a complexity and artistry within the chaos. Bigelow and Boal tell the story from both sides, even giving the racist cops — led by a terrifyingly confident Will Poulter — enough screentime that we can’t write

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to the madness. “Detroit” is a chance to highlight a heinous chapter in American race relations that still resonates 50 years out. But it’s also about bottling up that feeling of helplessness its victims endured. As the night wears on, the cops let some of their prey escape into the night, long as they turn their backs and not look back. “Detroit” understands why some took that chance, and it knows that they suffered survivors’ guilt on top of their already considerable PTSD. It knows how hard it is for people, even those who’ve suffered the worst of it, to fix a dangerously broken system. “Detroit” won’t make us feel better about the world, but it will help us understand it. MP

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If you’re watching “Insecure,� and you have a crush on Lawrence this season, you’re not alone. Issa’s ex-boyfriend is looking extremely good — and we’ve been seeing a whole lot of him. Jay Ellis, who plays Lawrence, doesn’t mind the attention. “You know, Issa [Rae, creator and star of “Insecure] has been very up front with saying, ‘Listen this is my show and I’m tired of seeing women have to be naked all the time, so dudes are going to be naked in my show!’� he says over the phone. He laughs, and it’s infectious. “‘If it was

your show you would do it, and it’s my show and I’m doing it. I’m doing it for the ladies!’ You gotta love that from your boss.� The 35-year-old is charming and thoughtful, and it’s no wonder why his “Insecure� character has so very many vocal fans, especially on Twitter. “The response and the conversation is all you could ever ask for — it’s what I dream of as an actor,� he says. “For people to be able to respond and feel a certain way and for it to move people emotionally.� We talked to Ellis about what to expect this season, making sex sexy again and the sheer brilliance of “Chewing Gum.� This season is exploring a lot of new ground. What do you make of Lawrence’s journey? There’s two sides of it. [One one hand,] he’s still missing what he had,

but on the other side there’s this whole new world that’s there for him to go and experience. It’s really cool to see those things examined in a way that we just haven’t before. He’s going through a lot of changes — sometimes he seems like a f—kboi, and sometimes he seems like a good dude. I think he’s all of those things, man. I think he’s on this path and he’s completely reac-

tionary. He’s not using his words. And for Lawrence — who typically comes across very much as a thinker — there’s a bit of him being lost, 100 percent. And him being lost is causing him to be reckless. [He’s] not thinking about his actions and the decisions that he’s making. Between the last episode of the last season and the ďŹ rst episodes of the second season you’re naked. A lot. We laugh about it. And we haven’t really seen that on TV that much. I was talking with a friend of mine the

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are in the world. That said, there are definitely things that have changed for the better. We have a female lead on “Doctor Who� on the way! “Wonder Woman� blew away the box office and (I’m sure) surprised everyone at studios around the world. People are starting to make noise when there seems to be a gender/ race disparity, and it’s at least beginning to make a difference. When I went to San Diego Comic-Con last weekend, the discussion about intersectional feminism and how it’s not just about gender didn’t get a bunch of odd looks. People participated in the conversation. I saw people politely asking for cosplayers’ pictures instead of the ass-grabs from years past. The developers NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIMPLY-IVY HILL D/B/A SIMPLY SELF STORAGE LOCATED AT 7600 QUEEN STREET INTENDS TO SELL OR OTHERWISE DISPOSE OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED BELOW TO ENFORCE A LIEN IMPOSED ON SAID PROPERTY UNDER THE PENNSYLVANIA SELF STORAGE FACILITY ACT. The Public sale or other disposition of the following property will take place (unless otherwise withdrawn) via an on-line auction at www.storagetreasures.com on Aug 8, 2017 beginning at approximately 12:00pm and concluding on Aug 22, 2017 at approximately 12:00pm. This Public Sale will result in the goods being sold to the highest bidder. Certain terms and conditions apply. WHITE, MARVIN 2135 BRESLIN, JOHN 2618 JACK, LAWRENCE 1109 FRIEND, TERRI 2632 WILLIAMS, JAMES 1137 BANKS-WILLAMS, DANIELLE 2201 KING, GLORIA 2640 RAINEAR, MARILYN 1200 STATEN, ANTHONY 2333 JACKSON, ANDREA 2907 GLOSTER, YOLONDA 1214 WILLIS, CHENNITA 2338 GRUBBS, NICKEY 2914 BIBBS, ROBERT 1605 SPARKS, ANDREW 2402 ERIC JONES 2531 JOHNSON, CREARY 1720 WELLS, DANA 2406 ALEX, MEREDITH 2134 RUSSELL, CHARLES 2605

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a chance to read them yet. Whatever is happening, at least we’re doing something right. I’ll continue to talk, yell and write about all of this on all the sites I write for, as well as on social media. (Just look up my name and you’ll find them all.) I’ll continue to talk to you at conventions, and I’ll still be contributing to the “PsychGeeks� series of books. I’ll miss keeping you company on your subway rides, though. May you never get stuck in a car without air conditioning (I lived in NYC for years and it sucks when that happens), may your commute be free of manspreaders and instead full of people who take off their backpacks, and may all your geeky dreams come true. And, of course, may the Force be with you.

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of “Call of Duty: Nazi Zombies� talked about the importance of diversity on their panel and said they wanted to leave the game industry a better place than they found it. We have a very long way to go, but there are good things happening, albeit slowly. All those predictions about geek movie/ TV show fatigue were clearly wrong over the past few years. It’s less about not wanting to see them and more about not having time to watch all of them. We’ve got mutants, Defenders, Runaways and more on the way, and the shows are getting better. We’ve got Captain Marvel, a second Wonder Woman film and I don’t even recognize all the new comics titles in my local shop because there are so many that I haven’t had

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Cold Fronts perform Aug. 4.

June Divided has shared the stage with Twenty One Pilots.

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Low Cut Connie was recently interviewed by Elton John.

You may have caught No Good Sister at XPoNential Fest.

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Foxtrot and the Get Down perform Aug. 12.

Philly artists to watch at Musikfest 2017 Catch them live before they’re super famous. JENNIFER LOGUE @jenniferlogue

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For the 34th year in a row, Musikfest takes over Bethlehem. Beginning Aug. 4 for 10 days, there will be nonstop music featuring hundreds of free shows and one ticketed premium concert daily. This year’s headliners include Santana, Chicago, Father John Misty, Live, Aloe Blacc, Godsmack, Toby Keith, the Band Perry, Lee Brice & Justin Moore and Jethro Tull. While the headlining artists are certainly something to get excited about, don’t miss an opportunity to catch some of Philly’s most promising talent on the rise at Musikfest 2017. ArtsQuest, the

community-focused nonprofit behind the event, begins accepting artist submissions in the fall of the previous year and places a strong emphasis on supporting local artists. This year, 38 percent of artists are from the Lehigh Valley and the other 41 percent come from Philadelphia and the Mid-Atlantic region. Here are a few Phillybased artists you should check out while you’re at Musikfest 2017. Cold Fronts Friday, Aug. 4 6 p.m. Provident Bank, Main Street This feel-good alternative rock group led by Craig Almquist has been hitting the stage since high school. In 2012, they got discovered by the legendary Seymour Stein (who signed Madonna and

the Ramones) while playing in the streets of Austin at SXSW. Their full-length album is getting released this fall, but to whet your appetite, check out their recently released video for “Never Been to Paris.” Foxtrot and the Get Down Saturday, Aug. 12 7 p.m. Levitt Pavilion Steelstacks Together since 2011, Foxtrot and the Get Down crafts Americana music with elements of blues, rock and soul. Frontman Colin Bundry not only sings but plays guitar and harmonica, and Erica Ruiz adds a feminine touch to the band with her soulful background vocals. Check out their video below for the song “Roll Down the Road.” June Divided

Thursday, Aug. 10 2:30 p.m. Flylvia Plaza Tropical This indie rock/pop group is led by powerhouse Melissa Menago on vocals, keys and guitar and is reminiscent of Paramore. They’ve shared the stage with Twenty One Pilots, The Pretty Reckless and more. Their video for “Bullet” has more than a million views on Youtube and their latest album “Body Wars” was released in December of last year. Low Cut Connie Saturday, Aug. 5 9:30 p.m. Levitt Pavilion Steelstacks Like your rock ‘n’ roll with some gritty piano? Philly’s Low Cut Connie has both catchy songs and an undeniable ability to enthrall a crowd. LA Weekly says of the

band, “Their ferocious live show is unmatched in all of rock right now.” Check out their video for “Dirty Water” which was just released a few weeks ago and see what all the

Nik Greeley and the Operators

fuss is about. Nik Greeley and the Operators Saturday, Aug. 5 11 p.m. ArtsQuest Center

Love blues, jazz and a lot of funk? Be sure to catch Nik Greeley and the Operators perform at this year’s Musikfest. Compared to James Brown and Jim Morrison, Greeley is one of Philly’s most charismatic frontmen and The Operators is made up of some of Philly’s finest musicians. They’ve even opened up for acts like George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic. No Good Sister Sunday, Aug. 6 12 p.m. Flylvia Plaza Tropical Love three-part harmonies and country-western vibes? Philly may be far from Nashville but that doesn’t stop the ladies of No Good Sister from crushing honky tonk sounds. Together since 2012, the group has been making waves in Philly and beyond.

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The 2nd Street Festival returns for its 9th year Don’t miss the ultimate block party in NoLibs on Sunday.

If you go 2nd Street Festival Sunday Aug. 6, Noon-10 p.m. N. 2nd St. and Spring Garden Ave. 2ndstfestival.org Pay as you go

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The best block parties have 11 things: food, shopping, live music and eight beer gardens. Whether you’re a Northern Liberties native or newbie, the annual 2nd Street Festival is a highlight of the summer that balances neighborhood spirit and mass appeal. Grab some snacks from food vendors around the city, explore the options for al fresco refreshments and do some shopping. In case you need some help with getting started, here are five things to explore at the 2nd Street Festival. Pop by the pop-up market The crafty fair organizers at Art Star (623 N. 2nd

Check out crafts and home goods from local makers at the Art Star Pop Up Market.

St.) will have a pop up market with plenty of ware. The boutique that calls Northern Liberties home is an expert at curating and organizing flea markets throughout the region. Purchase music, clothing, jewelry and more from more than 40 local makers. Bar hopping? Try beer garden hopping. 2nd Street Festival will

have eight beer gardens in partnership with neighborhood favorites like North Bowl, Jerry’s Bar, and Dos Segundos. Sip your favorite summer ale, or try an adventurous cocktail at one (or more) of the oases. Savory snacks Can there be too many choices? Food trucks and tents will provide plenty of cuisine, along with

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the brick and mortar stores along the popular neighborhood block. Stop by Heritage (adventurous American) or Seiko (Japanese). Check out popular trucks such as Poi Dog (Hawaiian street food), Cow and the Curd (fried cheese curds) and The Taza Truck (Egyptian cuisine). There’s always room for dessert

Don’t leave your sweet tooth at home. Little Baby’s and Weckerly’s will both be representing unique, seasonal ice creams made in Philly. The Sweet Lavender food truck will have baked goods and other desserts — try their famous lavender crème brûlée! Or go for a vegan, allergen free popsicle from Kennett Square based Mompops.

The set list 2nd St. will be alive with the sound of music coming from the three performance stages. Kid Felix brings their upbeat rock to the Piazza. Take a walk to catch psychedelic soul act St. James & the Apostles at the Germantown Ave. stage. And stop by The Street Spot at Poplar at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. for the Open Busking hours.

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YOUR WEEKEND STARTS NOW THEATER

Hero School Theatre Horizon produces this all-ages show inviting audience members – especially kids ages 4 to 8 -- to participate in a choose-your-ownadventure-style story. Superheroes-in-training are pitted against villain Pollonium Malograve, who inďŹ ltrates the superhero “school.â€? Through Aug. 27 Theatre Horizon 401 DeKalb St. theatrehorizon.org, $20

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Saturday Night at the Movies: “Lego Batman�

“American Idol’sâ€? Season Three winner Fantasia Barrino has been no stranger to the stage since coming into fame in 2004. More than a decade later, she’s released ďŹ ve albums, won a Grammy and toured consistently – this time, taking her R&B and soul to the Dell Music Center. Aug. 3, 8 p.m. Dell Music Center 2400 Strawberry Mansion Drive mydelleast.com ,$32

Cozy up on the fresh-cut lawn for a night with the kids. Historic Philadelphia will have games and activities setup before the showing, so show up on time. Aug. 5, 7 p.m. Franklin Square, 200 N. Sixth St.

The Glasgow band, around for the better part of two decades, takes its folk-rock sound to The Mann Center. Popular songs cover everything from teenage independence to romance – with one song, “Piazza, New York Catcher,� curiously – and famously -- name-dropping the New York Mets. Aug. 3, 7 p.m. Mann Center for the Performing Arts 5201 Parkside Ave. belleandsebastian.com, $40

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FOOD & DRINK

Vegan Flea Market Ever the supporter of vegan diets, Tattooed Mom brings this upstairs mini-flea loaded with vegan chocolates, soaps and more. Mix and mingle with other vegans and vegansupporting organizations. Aug. 6, 1 p.m. Tattooed Mom 530 South St. tattooedmomphilly.com Pay as you go

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Summer Nights Tour YouTube star, pop singer and rapper Adam Saleh joins co-headliners Jax and DJ Trey Traxx – along with glam-pop singer Ricky Rebel as a special guest – for an all-day summer showcase. Supporting acts include a mix of local talent and up-and-comers like “The Voice” contestant Carly Underwood. Aug. 5, 1 p.m. Wells Fargo Center 3601 S. Broad St. summernightstours.com ,$25 FOOD & DRINK

Lobster Month at London Grill

Goose Island Migration Week: Chicago Pop-Up Bar The popular Chi-Town brewery sets up shop at Garage’s Fish-

town location, serving the acclaimed Bourbon County Brand Stout alongside Goose Island mainstays like the Goose IPA and 312 Urban Wheat. Further warm your belly with food from Chef Matt Troost. Aug. 4, 8 p.m. Garage Fishtown, 100 E. Girard Ave. gooseisland.com/migrationweek, Pay as you go MUSEUMS

Victorians After Dark A tour guide takes guests through the grounds while spilling some of the 1850s juiciest gossip. Organizers promise a “crash course in Victorian

Hands-on Tour: Women Poets Rosenbach swings the spotlight to female poets during this hands-on tour, offering access to books and manuscripts not typically available through standard admission. Poets encompass 16th- through 20th- century literature. Aug. 4, 3 p.m. The Rosenbach 2008 Delancey Place rosenbach.org ,$15

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flirting tips” that’ll make Tinder messages that much easier to craft. Aug. 3, 6 p.m. Laurel Hill Cemetery 3822 Ridge Ave. thelaurelhillcemetery.org, $20

First Sunday Docent Tour Woodmere celebrates First Sunday with a free docent tour of the Woodmere’s collections, among which you’ll find a fountain sculpture from Harry Bertoia, a hodgepodge of mixed media pieces from artists within 50 miles of the museum and – if you’re feeling the summer heat a bit too much – landscape paintings of the Wissahickon in winter. Aug. 6, 2 p.m.

Woodmere Art Museum 9201 Germantown Ave. woodmereartmuseum.org Free

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Promising handmade goods, a sea of food trucks and live music along a large stretch of North Second Street, this just might be Northern Liberties’ biggest street festival of the year. Three stages, nine beer gardens and a bustling “street spot” for magicians, belly dancers and hula-hoopers make this worth at least a stroll-through. Aug. 6, 12-10 p.m. Various locations North Second Street, from

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Are you a Penny? A Sheldon? A Leonard? Maybe you have vague recollection of sitting hungover on a friend or summer fling’s couch washing the vodka-infused pain wash off as you binge watched random episodes of ‘The Big Bang Theory.’ Maybe you’ve been a devoted fan of the show since 2007, which was, gasp, ten crazy years ago.

Either way, tune in to this news about pretty much one of the best comedy series ever. The writing is sharp, the actors amazing and the plot lines are always captivating, but that doesn’t seem like enough to save the show. Co-creator of the series Chuck Lorre has hinted to The Hollywood Reporter the end may very be upon us. Ah, please say it ain’t so! “We never really figured to be at year 11, let alone what’s going to happen after 12. One could easily presume that would be the end of the series, but I’m just amazed we’re here,� Lorre said.

The statement was made during the Television Critics Association’s summer press tour on Tuesday after presenting spinoff show, called ‘Young Sheldon.’ The spinoff, which looks at young Sheldon Cooper in 1989 is narrated by Jim Parsons (and created by Lorre along with Steven Molaro) will kick off with season 1, episode 1 on September 25th, 2017. Given the show’s massive success, CBS Entertainment president Kelly Kahl stated she wants the network to keep the show for as long as it possibly can manage.

interview had some seriFact: Emilia Clarke plays ously awesome tidbits for one of our most beloved ‘Game of Thrones’ fans characters from ‘Game to geek out and obsess of Thrones,’ the hit HBO over. In her feature story, show that you’d have to she reveals how she feels be living under a rock about stripping down on to miss. Another fact: camera. if you’re not watching this incredible medieval fantasy, you’re seriously missing out. We’re going to go out on a limb though and guess if you are reading this, you are, in fact, a fan of ‘Game HELEN SLOAN/ of Thrones.’ Now HBO that all of ye GoT super fans have gathered around, man do we have news for you: ‘Game of Thrones’ star Emilia Clarke has revealed her most cherished nude scene from “It’s brilliant. I the HBO smash hit. And actually went up to [GOT if you’re already a fan, co-creators David Benioff you know that there’s and Dan Weiss] and no shortage of Game of thanked them. I was like, Thrones sex scenes, so ‘That’s a scene I’ve been there were quite a few to waiting for!’ Because I get choose from. a lot of crap for having The cover star of the done nude scenes and sex August 2017 issue of scenes,� says Clarke in the ELLE magazine, Clarke’s

piece. “That, in itself, is so antifeminist. Women hating on other women is just the problem. That’s upsetting, so it’s kind of wonderful to have a scene where I was like, ‘There you go!’� You can watch the scene for yourself on YouTube if you missed the episode. And actor Michiel Huisman sure enjoyed getting disrobed, it seems. “He has got a cute bod and definitely wasn’t a shy wallflower about it! He didn’t wear a sock. Which was a surprise. David and Dan were like, ‘You need to pull yourself together. Daenerys would not be cracking up like this.’ Not very queenly.� Oh, boy, do we love you Ms.Clarke. Now, excuse us while we go let this news sink in at the latest ‘Game of Thrones’ fandom castle: a ‘Game of Thrones’ bar in Washington, D.C. SUNNY MONTEFIORE

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You haven’t seen this before Take a peek inside the 10 best museums around the world.

Moxi, The Wolf Museum of Exploration & Innovation America’s Riviera heated up in January with the opening of MOXI, a 25,000-square-foot science museum in downtown Santa Barbara, California, that encourages guests to touch and interact with the exhibits, perfect for families with young kids. For example, you can tool around on a 3-D printer or build a race car (then let it zoom). American Writers Museum Opened in May in downtown Chicago, the American Writers Museum’s goal is to bring to life day-to-day musings of famous late writers (including Jack Kerouac and John Steinbeck) via themed exhibits, permanent collections, author talks, and hightech interactive events. Book buffs won’t want to miss replica homes and historical sites from books like Tara, Cannery Row and The House of the Seven Gables. The National Museum of African-American History and Culture Last autumn brought 37,000 documents, photos, and artifacts (including glam costumes worn by Broadway actresses) to the Mall in Washington, D.C. Like other Smithsonian museums, there’s no admission fee to the

sions part of the calendar.

Songbirds Guitar Museum In partnership with country-rock singer and guitarist Vince Gill, the Songbirds Guitar Museum — open since March in the famed Chattanooga Choo-Choo terminal station in Tennessee — is home to one of the world’s Moxi, The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation is all about interactive exhibits. FACEBOOK most esteemed rare-guitar esting ardomed structure to open National Museum of tifacts such National Museum of African-American collections and now it’s finally (alAfrican-American History History and Culture (numbermost) time. Paris’ younger as comand Culture. Grab lunch MICHAEL BARNES, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ing around memorative sibling — on Saadiyat at the museum’s Sweet 1,700 from the early stamps, and telegrams Island — will house colHome Café serving items 1900s to 1970s). Even for from pivotal moments in lections of photography, like stone grits and Hopthose who have never history (like during the as well as paintings by pin’ John. strummed a guitar, the Titanic’s sinking). Afterartists like Piet Mondrian, various designs and types hours events and rotating René Magritte and Paul Museum of the American (from banjos to Telecastexhibits provide a varied Gauguin. Revolution ers), when coupled with experience depending on Where else but this hismemorabilia, tell a rivetwhen you go, with films, The Amazing World of tory-rich city to open The ing tale. food events and craft sesDr. Seuss Museum Museum of the American New England’s summer Revolution (in Philadelkicks off with the June phia’s Center City since opening of The Amazlate April) and document ing World of Dr. Seuss the tale of our country’s Museum in Theodor quest for independence? Seuss Geisel’s hometown Whether you have of Springfield, Massachustudied the Revolutionsetts. Right after walking ary War already or want under a rather bizarre to start now, this peek at (but very Seuss-like) the late 1700s is a unique archway is a Cat in the slice of American history, Hat sculpture joined by with objects like a Philasome of Geisel’s drawings delphia powder horn and donated by his children. General Washington’s tent doing all the telling. The Postal Museum Come July, Central Louvre Abu Dhabi London (Clerkenwell) will Since its announcement have a new attraction: the 10 years ago, art fans in Postal Museum. Guests the United Arab Emircan ride the Mail Rail ates and greater Middle (electric rail line without East have been waiting a driver) and view interfor Louvre Abu Dhabi’s

The Philadelphia Housing Authority will hold the PHA Pension Board Meeting on Friday, August 4, 2017 at 9:00 a.m., at The Philadelphia Housing Authority, 12 S. 23rd Street, Multi-Purpose Room, 6th Floor, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19103

Le Grand Musee du Parfum Who knew aromas had such power and intrigue? Tucked into Paris’ fashionable eighth arrondissement since its December opening, Le Grand Musee du Parfum features a three-part tour exploring the olfactory senses, beginning with historical aspects of perfume and winding into the highly skilled techniques in making parfum — but first, there are interactive games involving the sense of smell. Medieval Mile Museum On the grounds of a fully modernized 13th-century church (and graveyard) along Ireland’s Medieval Mile is this new look at Kilkenny’s history and why it’s such an important medieval city. Open since February, visitors can glimpse civic treasures and High Crosses of Ossory replicas as well as exhibits weaving in modern technology.

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The key to Eagles’ success? Get Cox in one-on-one matchups Fletcher Cox: “I feel like someone is disrespecting me when they try and block me one-on-one.� EVAN MACY @evan_macy

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Fletcher Cox is a $102 million man for a reason. “When offensive line coaches game plan against us, I don’t want to speak for them, but I’m sure they start with No. 91 and say, ‘Okay, how do we keep this guy from wrecking the game?� Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz told the media Wednesday. “The next step to being a great player, and Fletch is, is being able to meet that and be able to still get a

Fletcher Cox’s presence alone oers opportunity to the entire defensive line.

hit when they’re pitching around you.� Schwartz knows the third-highest paid non quarterback in the NFL has a target on his back

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teams to pitch to him. “You have to try and find one-on-ones� Cox said, “and when those teams are sliding I have to find a way to get to the

quarterback and that’s be being relentless and going out and doing anything. If we keep teams honest that will be good for everybody across the line. Everybody is going off then. At one point everybody has to get a one-on-one.� If it’s a numbers game than the numbers are in the Eagles favor. Either Cox will get mismatched with a oneon-one duel against a lineman (he has battled against Brandon Brooks all camp long, one of the most exciting match ups to watch in camp) or he will draw a double team and open up an opportunity for an opponent. With some combination of Tim Jernigan, Brandon Graham, Vinny Curry and Derek Barnett flanking Cox on the offensive line, it’s a win-

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Carson Wentz was frustrated in Eagles training camp Wednesday. After a streak of days that saw him and the offense dominate the defense in practices, pass after pass sailed out of the end zone, or ricocheted off a defender as the first team offense tried and score in the red zone. The defense succeeded no fewer than a dozen times during the set of drills, which saw Jordan Matthews drop a touchdown in the back of the end zone and more than

one pass thrown away after a Wentz scramble. It’s just what the doctor ordered for a defense and secondary in need of confidence after what most agree was a pretty bad showing a day earlier. “We didn’t have a good practice yesterday but I like how the guys came out today and competed,” defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz said. “It was a lot of red zone work which shrunk the field a little bit, it was also a little tough to defend and I thought the guys bounced back from yesterday.” There are several explanations for the defense winning the day. One was the absence of LeGarrette Blount from red zone drills, a punishing running back many will agree will be the centerpiece of the Birds’ red zone strategy during the regular

season. He was out for the second straight day due to personal reasons. Another is the shoulder injury sidelining Alshon Jeffery, a red zone threat with hands Wentz has described as being the “best he’s ever thrown to.” But if you talk to the cornerbacks themselves, it has nothing to do with any of that. It’s all about teamwork. “With our offense they have a lot of crazy formations and we have to see it and have to be able to communicate,” Jalen Mills, who performed well on the outside at corner Wednesday, said. “If you can’t communicate, with the offense in the red zone, you’re going to get scored on. We communicated well, linebackers included.” With the defensive line unable to make con-

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Eagles players likely to play for other teams in 2017

The Eagles are abundantly strong at several positions and some talented players could wind up with jobs elsewhere in the NFL this season. EVAN MACY @evan_macy

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With just 53 roster spots and 10 practice squad slots available on 32 NFL teams — and 90 players on each as training camp continues — it’s inevitable that some very good players will slip through the cracks simply due to a numbers game situation or an overabundance of talent in one particular position. The Eagles are no exception, and a few players who might be shoe-ins with other

teams could find themselves fielding offers from other organizations come September. Here’s a look at five such guys:

Corey Clement, RB

Blocked by: LeGarrette Blount, Wendell Smallwood, Darren Sproles, Byron Marshall, Donnell Pumphrey Cement has been a workhorse in practice with a few Eagles running backs sitting out from time to time and he has been effective and comfortable carrying the ball in every kind of drill. Unfortunately, the South Jersey native would need a miracle to make the team with so many quality backs ahead of him. “I think he looks elusive,” Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich said. “I think he even looks more elusive since he’s come back and lost a little bit of weight. He’s smart and he knows

what he’s doing. I think he runs hard. He’s into it. He just seems like he’s a football player. I think he has that aggressive mind-set that you need for running back.”

Marcus Johnson, Shelton Gibson, WR Blocked by: Alshon Jeffery, Torrey Smith, Jordan Matthews, Nelson Agholor, Mack Hollins In the unlikely event the Eagles decide to carry six wide receivers onto their active roster, Johnson has a fighting chance — but he’ll have to beat out Paul Turner, Gibson and Bryce Treggs for the spot. It’s more likely that he returns to the practice squad or heads to a new team. “To be honest, the first day that I got here I knew it would be a day-by-day fight,” Johnson said. “I just present the best I can every day and it will take

care of itself.” Gibson hasn’t had the best camp and is also a candidate to hit the practice squad or — with his 5th round pedegree — land a job with another NFL team. His best hope is to become a valuable special teams piece.

Elijah Qualls, DT

Blocked by: Fletcher Cox, Tim Jernigan, Beau Allen, Destiny Vaeao Qualls has been a training camp darling thus far and has a realistic shot of making the 53-man roster, but he is likely the No. 5 man at a position that will probably have four guys on the team. He’ll need to beat out the veteran Allen and last year’s draft pick Vaeao to make the team and has an uphill battle undersized at just 6-foot-1. “He’s got natural leverage. That’s a kind way of saying he’s short,” Eagles

Shelton Gibson has a tough road to the roster ahead.

defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz said. “He’s hard to handle for some of these guys. Again, we only saw him for those first couple days... But he’s got natural leverage. He’s got the low center of gravity. He’s active.”

Matt McGloin, QB Blocked by: Carson Wentz, Nick Foles It seems more and more likely that the

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Eagles will carry two quarterbacks to their 53-man roster, and Foles — who is familiar with both the Eagles and Doug Pederson — has the leg up. If he is the No. 2, the Birds could elect to cut McGloin’s more manageable contract and add Dane Evans to the practice squad, or sign a quarterback off the street to the squad after teams make their cuts.

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When the Phillies chose Aaron Nola in the first round of the 2014 draft, the organization felt they had nabbed their ace of the future. The LSU product had some consistency issues and injury concerns early on, but Nola has gotten back on track and in a big way. The right-hander was absolutely dominant in July. He finished with a 1.32 ERA, the lowest number in a given month by a Phillies pitcher since Cole Hamels posted a 1.23 ERA in 2014. He’s also riding an impressive streak of eight straight starts with at two or fewer earned runs and at least six innings pitched. That stretch makes him

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metro.us /games 55 Bivouac shelter (2 wds.) 58 Likeness 60 Peacock’s pride 62Corncake 63 Prevent 64 Fish-eating flier 65 Use a spoon 66 List item 67 Did a salon job

Down 1 Bulls’ org. 2 Poor-box donations 3 Hogwash! 4 Chafed 5 Dripping wet 6 Items for sale 7 Similar 8 Hebrew letter 9 Tidy (2 wds.) 10 Auction-goers 11 Garfield’s housemate

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metro.us/horoscopes Aries Look at every side of an issue before you form an opinion. Hard work, less fuss and not trying to put the blame elsewhere will be the best way to get ahead.

Libra Question someone’s motives if you feel you are being manipulated. Once you know what others want from you, it will be easy to decide what to give in return.

Taurus A change at home can affect your financial situation. If you listen and look for ways to compromise, you will avoid a loss. Use your intelligence to overcome adversity.

Scorpio Your desire for change and your dedication and hard work will pay off. Don’t limit what you can accomplish because someone who is jealous or insecure makes a fuss.

Gemini Partnerships will need nurturing. Aim to please, but not at the expense of being used. Equality will be required if you want your relationships to flourish.

Sagittarius Don’t let distress lead to uncertainty. Trust in your ability to pull things together, and use your connections to get things done properly.

Cancer Find out where you stand and what you must do to get ahead. A partnership will raise your profile but will end up being costly if you give up too much.

Capricorn Don’t let anyone rush you or dominate a situation that can influence your life or a relationship with an important someone. If something doesn’t add up, ask questions.

Leo Participate in activities with people who are as ambitious and energetic as you. Show your enthusiasm by offering hands-on help. A change of scenery will inspire you.

Aquarius Make changes to the way you help others. Staying in control to ensure that no one takes advantage of you will improve your state of mind.

Virgo Charm coupled with practicality will help you overcome any mishap or opposition. Make your point clear and bring about the change you feel is necessary to excel.

Pisces Take control, whether at home or at work, and make decisions that are in your best interest. It’s time to look out for your needs first. EUGENIA LAST

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