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US women one game from glory The U.S. women’s national soccer team took another step toward destiny yesterday, overcoming a tenacious French attack for a 3-1 victory in the World Cup semifinals. They’ll play Japan — which beat Sweden, 3-1 — for the title on Sunday. {page 19}

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Dilworth Plaza $50M facelift to begin in fall Failed public space will go from concrete to grass {page 02}

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Dilworth Plaza makeover gets final approval City Hall’s underused square will receive facelift over next three years Concrete will become grassy lawn with fountain, then ice rink in winter RIKARD LARMA/METRO

Philadelphia ranks fifth among the nation’s 100 largest metropolitan cities in clean jobs, according to a report released yesterday from the Brookings Institute. The city’s 54,325 environmentally-friendly jobs rank behind only New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington, D.C.

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in Wildwood received a prestigious ranking from National Geographic Traveler’s website, which listed the shore town’s planks among 2011’s “Top 10 U.S. Boardwalks.” The boardwalk was recognized for being “one of the kitschiest boardwalks in the country” and a “two-mile stretch of neon” packed with all of the necessary shore attractions like funnel cakes and boardwalk fare, arcades, water parks and amusement piers with more rides than Disneyland, according to tourism officials. METRO/BXM

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This view from the luxury Residence at the Ritz condominiums will become a lot greener by 2014.

Plans to turn Dilworth Plaza into a greener, more pedestrian-friendly public space moved forward yesterday as the city’s zoning board approved the designs, clearing the way for construction. The $50 million project will create one level on the west side of City Hall and add grass, a sprinkler fountain that will be converted to an ice rink in the winter, an outdoor cafe and large glass entrances with elevators leading into the SEPTA system. Construction is expected to begin in the fall and be completed by spring of 2014. Designed in the 1960s and named after former mayor Richardson Dilworth, the plaza has been

Makeover time Fall 2011: Construction will begin to convert the multilevel concrete layout into single level lawn. Spring 2014: Completion of Philadelphia’s “fifth plaza” will give City Hall a brand new surrounding.

a gathering spot for skateboarders and homeless residents in recent years, but the changes are expected to make it much more inviting to the general public, said Paul Levy, of Center City District, the project developer. “I think people from the office district will routinely flock there. For people at

Last hurdles passed The Dilworth plans needed a zoning variance for the ice skating rink and relocation of a garbage disposal in the cafe, but the only real question from zoning officials was about restrooms. Paul Levy, of Center City District, said portable restrooms will be available during the ice-skating season. METRO/SDL

the Residences at the Ritz, this’ll be their front yard, and people coming from the Convention Center on Broad Street can walk right towards this,” Levy said. The new plaza is expected to host concerts and other events, Levy said. No operators have been selected for the cafe yet. The plaza’s transformation will take place around the same time as planned changes at LOVE Park to make it more pedestrian-friendly. The project has received local, state and federal funding, but officials still need $9 million to complete the work. SOLOMON D. LEACH sleach@metro.us

attacker tried to sexually assault a woman in the dark front yard of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in the 1600 block of Locust Street early yesterday, according to reports. Police warned people to be on the lookout walking in the area at night to avoid a similar attack. The victim, 31, said the man exposed himself after ripping off the woman’s shirt, police said. METRO/BXM

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ing and not telling him where they lived. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I knew for a fact that she appearance, Daniel Kelly responded, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had physical problems, developed ulcers, a lot of anxiety. It got

would be totally dependent on me for life and I accepted that,â&#x20AC;? Kelly said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I was happy to have her with me.â&#x20AC;? Kelly explained how his mother-in-law Naomi Washington helped him take Danieal and her brother away because of concerns about their care in 2001. They moved to Arizona, then returned to Philadelphia in 2005 to reengage with their mother and siblings. When a family fight drew police, Kelly was ordered to leave, crashed at friendsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; apartments and never saw Danieal again. BRIAN HICKEY

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to the point, at the last minute, when I just got scared. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not making excuses, just trying to explain. This has all taken a toll on me. I loved [Danieal] with all of my heart.â&#x20AC;? METRO/BPH RIKARD LARMA/METRO

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Catholic statues toppled in Cherry Hill Two Catholic statues of the Virgin Mary at separate churches were toppled and broken by vandals sometime Monday into Tuesday morning, according to Cherry Hill, N.J., police yesterday. The damage included one 6-foot marble statue to break in half when it was pushed from its mount at Saint Thomas More Church on Springdale Road and the head to break off of the artwork at Queen of Heaven Church on Route 70, reports said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I would imagine that theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re very expensive and

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â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Love drugâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; dealer in court for threats BOSTON. Prosecutors argued

yesterday that a Northeastern University chemistry graduate student accused of selling an illegal drug to an FBI informant in a Philadelphia parking lot poses a danger to the community and should be held in jail pending his open drug and threatening cases. Dennis Szymanski is facing drug charges for allegedly driving to Philadelphia to sell drugs and then

I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t think you can put a dollar amount on the value they have for the people of that church,â&#x20AC;? Township Police Lt. Bill Kushina told Action News yesterday. He could not be reached later in the afternoon. No arrests have been made or suspects identified yet. Police do believe the motive was likely vandalism and not a hate crime against Catholics, according to reports, but the investigation remains open. BRIAN X. McCRONE

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creating fake Facebook and e-mail addresses to threaten that informant and his girlfriend. He allegedly arranged to meet at a Best Buy parking lot in South Philadelphia in April to provide him with 2 kilograms of MDA, also known as the â&#x20AC;&#x153;love drug,â&#x20AC;? in exchange for $36,000. METRO/MN

dispute Monday night. Raymond Howard, of the 5000 block of North 10th Street, was arrested Tuesday night and is accused of critically injuring a 35-year-old woman and wounding a 20-yearold man on the 4500 block of Hurley Street after firing several rounds from a shotgun. METRO/SDL

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Uncertainty, anger as economy falters Americans lack faith that government can put partisan bickering aside and solve impending debt crisis Politicians seize political opportunity CHIP SOMODEVILLA/GETTY IMAGES

36%

Asked what bills the government should stop paying if the debt limit is not raised, 36 percent listed creditors like banks. polled listed 12% government departments like agriculture and education

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“There is no alternative. You either honor your obligations or you don’t, and if you don’t, you make terrible choices.” WHITE HOUSE SPOKESMAN JAY CARNEY, RESPONDING TO THE IDEA

Speaker of the House John Boehner has taken a hard line on budget and debt limit talks between Congress and the White House.

OF PRIORITIZING PAYMENTS SHOULD CONGRESS NOT RAISE THE DEBT CEILING BY AUG. 2

Americans are deeply pessimistic about the future as economic concerns rise and White House talks on raising the U.S. debt limit sputter, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released yesterday. The number of Americans who believe the country is on the wrong track rose to 63 percent this month, up from 60 percent in June, with high unemployment and prolonged gridlock in Washington dashing hopes of a swift economic recovery. But voters do not appear to be holding President Barack Obama responsible

Obama, funds king WASHINGTON. President

Barack Obama raised a

for the problems so far. Obama’s approval rating held relatively steady at 49 percent, down 1 percentage point from June. His approval rating among independents — a group Obama needs to win reelection — fell to 39 percent from 44 percent. Obama’s standing could deteriorate quickly if the economy does not begin to generate jobs and if Washington cannot show it is capable of solving problems, Ipsos pollster Julie Clark said. “If those things don’t happen, Obama will be in for a real challenge in getting re-elected next

record-shattering $86 million for his re-election campaign from April to June, exceeding a $60 million quarterly target and easily eclipsing all Republican challengers. REUTERS

year,” Clark said. Obama and Republicans have hit an impasse in negotiations to raise America’s borrowing limit before

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The poll found more than half of Americans think the economy is the country’s most pressing problem.

Poll: Romney leading pack WASHINGTON. Republican

Mitt Romney easily leads rival Michele Bachmann in

the government runs out of money to pay all of its bills on Aug. 2. That could force the government to try to prioritize its payments. This poll signals the first time a public majority has put the economy at the top of the list since shortly after Obama took office. Talks between Obama and congressional leaders on raising the debt ceiling have made little progress. Republicans have insisted on spending cuts, while Democrats want tax increases, and neither side seems willing to budge.

a head-to-head matchup of the two top declared candidates for the party's 2012 presidential nomination, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released yesterday. REUTERS

The sputtering economy and high unemployment are certain to dominate the race for the White House in 2012, and the Republican candidates for the nomination to challenge Obama repeatedly have criticized his economic leadership. The survey was taken after a weak jobs report last week showed the U.S. economy is recovering slower than expected. “People aren’t seeing the jobs that they want to see,” Clark said. “One in five people say unemployment is the biggest problem, and there has been no improvement in that.” REUTERS

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Fed to the rescue? WASHINGTON. The U.S.

Federal Reserve is ready to ease monetary policy further if economic growth and inflation slow much more, chairman Ben Bernanke said yesterday. While holding to a view that recent economic softness would eventually pass, he appeared less confident in that projection and more willing to entertain the possibility of another round of stimulus. “The possibility remains that the recent economic weakness may prove more persistent than expected and that deflationary risks might re-emerge, implying a need for additional policy support,” Bernanke told the U.S. House of Representatives. REUTERS

WH: ‘No’ on balance deal WASHINGTON. The

White House said yesterday it opposed House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner’s proposal for a balanced-budget amendment. White House spokesman Jay Carney said an amendment to the Constitution is not needed to cut the deficit and said that would amount to ducking responsibility. REUTERS

presidential candidate and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said yesterday that as president he would draw down troops in Iraq and Afghanistan as quickly as possible. REUTERS

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Missing NYC boy found dead in trash Brooklyn man killed 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky in a ‘panic,’ cops say Child’s feet found in refrigerator parents agreed to let him walk home alone from summer camp. They agreed to meet halfway. But Kletzky apparently got lost, police said, stopping to ask Aron for directions. The boy was caught on police videotape entering the man’s gold sedan. The Hasidic community organized patrols, searching desperately for the boy and papering the neighborhood with “missing” signs.

That was when Aron “panicked,” New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said. “And that is why he killed the boy.” Kelly said the “horrendous” incident could not be fully explained: There are no signs the boy was molested and a motive for the abduction is unclear. When police entered Aron’s apartment, they found Kletzky’s remains, including severed feet, in the refrigerator.

Who is Levi Aron? He had no prior record, other than one summons for public urination. He is an Orthodox Jew. He suffered brain injuries as a child in a car crash, according to reports, and has been described by those who know him as “slow.”

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Brooklyn, New York’s Hasidic Jewish community is reeling with the news that one of their own is charged with killing an 8-year-old boy. A frantic 48-hour search for Leiby Kletzky ended grimly yesterday when police discovered his remains in a Dumpster. Levi Aron, 35, was charged with the murder last night. The nightmare began Monday when Kletzky’s

The Brooklyn Jewish community was stunned by the boy’s disappearance and murder.

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Even though he’s got a 1year-old at home with wife Paula Patton, singer Robin Thicke wasn’t too busy to fete the new Remy Martin V cognac at LAVO NYC on Tuesday night. Robin performed for the crowd and told us that life with his new son Julian is “amazing” and “couldn’t be better.” “I picked the right woman, so that’s the first key,” he added. Since V is Remy Martin’s first foray into clear spirits, we asked celebs in attendance to tell us something that they are totally clear about in their lives.

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women’s lives. I’m very clear on that.” Cindy Barshop, “The Real Housewives of New York”:

“That I’m gonna be the best mother that there could be.” Laz Alonso, actor: “That it’s hot out here, I’m sweating and I got sweat dripping down my back right now.”

Robin Thicke on Tuesday night.

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“I’m clear that tomorrow I gotta get up and work out, so there won’t be no heavy drinking tonight.” Kat DeLuna, singer: “Definite-

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No more kiddies for the Beckhams Victoria and David Beckham happily welcomed their fourth child — and first daughter — earlier this week, but don’t expect them to be welcoming a fifth. Friends of the couple say baby Harper will be their last, according to People magazine. “She was saying, ‘I just want her to get here and want to be holding her in my arms – not in my belly,’” a source says of Vic-

ly what I want. I’m always clear about what I want, and the decisions that I’m going to make. I think that’s very important.” Tika Sumpter, actress and “Gossip Girl” star: “That I

love myself, with all my heart, more than anybody else can love me, and that I wanna inspire and empower other women in my life. I wanna change little girls’ lives, I wanna change older

toria in the weeks leading up to the birth. “She had not been all that tired until the end, when it is just so hard to be active so pregnant.”

Ryan Reynolds and Charlize Theron are reported-

ly an item, according to Us Weekly. “[The two actors] have been dating — for months! They’re exclusive, and it’s very hush-hush,” a source says. Last year, Reynolds split from exwife Scarlett Johansson, while Theron broke up with longtime partner Stuart Townsend. While the new couple is reportedly quite happy together, don’t expect to see them out and about, sources say: “She won’t go to an event with him. That’s not her style.”

Kenny Santucci, MTV’s “Real World/Road Rules Challenge”: “I’m really not clear

about much in my life. I like to keep things pretty blurry. A little hazy.”

Theron, inset, and Reynolds

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Chateau Miraval in Correns, France, which includes a chapel on its grounds.

SJP: Still nervous

A marriage is still in the works While they’ve resisted the urge to tie the knot during their six years together, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are reportedly ready to walk down the aisle, three separate sources confirm to Us Weekly. The ceremony could happen as soon as this summer and would likely take place at the couple’s newly renovated

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Sarah Jessica Parker says that, despite having plenty of experience in front of the camera, she still gets nervous at the start of each project — and her new film is no different. “I lose my appetite,” she tells Vogue. “By Wednesday of the first week on ‘I Don’t Know How She Does It,’ I was sobbing. I was apologizing. I was feeling so awful and ashamed, like I had let the director down.”

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Celebrities wearing celebrities: A retrospective 1: Justin Bieber wore a Kelly Kapowski (aka Tiffani Thiessen) T-shirt to the 22nd Annual MuchMusic Video Awards on June 19 in Toronto. 2: Then, in a lovely response, Thiessen wore a T-shirt showing her love of the Biebs to the “Horrible Bosses” premiere on June 23 in New York.

3: Willow Smith got into the celebrity T-shirt game by wearing a pic of her dad, Will Smith, to the BET Awards on June 26 in Los Angeles. 4: Bret Michaels of Poison showed his love of, well, himself at the bands’ 25th Anniversary Tour on June 15 in San Francisco. 5: Evan Rachel Wood wore a shirt with Dennis Hopper on it

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‘Horrible Bosses’ No one likes working for a maneater, psychopath or total jerk — but only a few of us would actually embark on eliminating said bosses. Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day and Jason Bateman star as three hard-working men who attempt to do just that.

‘Zookeeper’ Fans of Kevin James will likely enjoy his romp around a Boston zoo, where talking animals give him dating advice.

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‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2’

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and Mater as they head to the World Prix Grand race.

‘Larry Crowne’ It’s nice to see Tom Hanks do something funny after so many dour films. As “Crowne,” he’s a down-on-his-luck good guy trying to rebuild his life by going to community college.

‘Monte Carlo’ Leighton Meester, Katie Cassidy and Selena Gomez star in this tweenified story of three girls traveling in Paris who are whisked away to Monte Carlo when one of them is mistaken for a British heiress.

‘Cars 2’ Owen Wilson and Larry the Cable Guy return to voice Lightning McQueen

‘Bad Teacher’ “Bad Teacher,” “Horrible Bosses” ... apparently we’re having a bit of an employment crisis in Hollywood. This one stars Cameron Diaz as a lazy junior high teacher who decides to get her act together to woo a hot new colleague (Justin Timberlake).

‘Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop’ If you’re not sick of Conan O’Brien making jokes about last year’s NBC drama, then you need to see this noholds-barred account of the comedy tour he went on once he lost his “Tonight Show” spot to Jay Leno. METRO

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Christina Perri Yes, the ‘Jar of Hearts’ guy knows it’s about him This Philly girl would love to be on the ‘Shore’ Sure, Christina Perri’s debut album “Lovestrong” landed in the top five of the Billboard charts the week it debuted, but perhaps even more noteworthy for the 24-year-old musician was the fact her double-platinum first single, “Jar Of Hearts,” was performed by Lea Michele on the “Prom Queen” episode of “Glee.” (Is there a bigger stamp of having made it for musicians in our new pop culture landscape? Probably not.) So now that she’s overtaking the airwaves and TV sets, we had the tattooed sensation give us a little bit of background information.

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You’re enough, just the way you are. Favorite dish to cook for yourself when you’re not in a rush:

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Axl Rose and Johnny Depp What’s the last song you listened to on repeat?

A fruit salad. I use 13 different fruits, a melon baller, and I let it marinate in its amazing fruit juice deliciousness. Yum! What is the most repetitive question you get asked on interviews?

“Flightless Bird, American Mouth” by Iron + Wine. You are trapped on a desert island with a TV, a DVD player and the complete series discs of one television program. What is the program?

“Full House.” Best/worst date?

“Does the guy you wrote ‘Jar of Hearts’ about know it’s about him?” The answer is yes! And he thinks it’s cool. What reality show do you secretly want to be cast on?

Best date: Dinner and live music. Worst date: No dinner and a night club. DOROTHY ROBINSON

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trip to doggie day care. Who will it be harder on: the pup, or the troubled, depressed man (Elijah Wood) who perceives Wilfred as an Australian man in a dog costume? 10 p.m., FX

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While promoting his new film, ‘Horrible Bosses,’ the ‘Saturday Night Live’ actor is quick with the quips And he’s a stick-figure artist, too At a press conference for last weekend’s box-office hit “Horrible Bosses,” it was obvious that of the three leading men — Charlie Day, Jason Bateman and Jason Sudeikis — who hatch a plan to off each others’ bosses, it’s Sudeikis who has a history of improv.

Cracking wise about one reporter’s comment that Jason Bateman has never given a bad performance (“We gotta get you a Netflix account then”) and Jennifer Aniston’s ubiquity (“That’s how I know you! You were on ‘Friends’!”) the “Saturday Night Live” cast member is always quick with a

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Getting graphic Sudeikis’ character falls into the trap of Charlie Day’s man-eating boss (Aniston). When asked to describe how the off-camera scene with her might’ve looked, Sudeikis is very helpful. “Here’s how it went down,” he says, grabbing a pen and a piece of paper. “These are stick figures. It’s going to be very crude. Assuming that all our sex organs are in the same position as other people’s, you’ve probably seen what it was before and I probably just held on for dear life.”

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Celebrate Bastille Day with this drink, named for the year of the original.

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When it comes to summer holidays, Bastille Day really takes the cake. Head over to Fairmount this Saturday for the annual storming of Eastern State Penitentiary, complete with a Krimpet pelting from Marie Antoinette (aka London Grill co-owner Terry McNally). The festivities kick off tonight (Bastille Day proper) with a “French Fling” bar crawl and extend through Sunday, when London Grill hosts a champagne brunch with a make-your-own Bloody “Marie” bar. METRO/MW

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If you’re out for the night and stuck counting calories, you usually only have a couple options: A watery light beer, Diet Coke and clear rum or a vodka soda. (Wait — Pellegrino and lime?

Who invited you?) Which is why we’re super psyched for Valanni’s (1229 Spruce St.) new “skinny” cocktail menu. Ringing in at under 170 calories — and usually considerably less — there’s a little something for every lush who has a pencil skirt to squeeze into on Monday morning. For a smart and sweet sip, try the “Fresh and Frisky” (vodka, blackberries, lime and basil at 156 calories) or the “What a Teas” (Sweet Tea vodka and lemongrass-infused lemonade for 166). Even the dreaded margarita manages to slim down here: The “Hot For Herra” packs a modest 139 calories, which is less than the garnish on the Bloody Marys you were throwing back on Sunday. MONICA WEYMOUTH

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Evil taxes, evil communists RE: “DEBT DEBATE, THE SECOND DAY”: Yeah, down

with the “nanny do-gooder” for nothing state. For a start, let’s first do away with the departments of disinformation: EPA, DEP, FEMA, FDA, TSA, DOE, DOJ, FBI, CIA, IRS, NASA, FDIC. Then down with Medicare and Social Security and finally down with all the minimum wage and burdensome child labor laws. After that, we can bring back the sweat shops from the third world so that we won’t have any competition. SUZY SANDOR, VIA E-MAIL

President Obama’s stubborn and infantile refusal to raise the mythical and meaningless debt limit without conditions shows his true colors — and it isn’t black, it’s red! His aim will plunge our country into a national financial chaos. If his politics remain intact, he is similar to a terrorist, void of physical weaponry but just as capable of inflicting injury to all. In the end, Obama — blowing off his usual oratorical hot air and threats — knows that he must elevate the debt ceiling or face detrimental consequences, including his own failed presidency. PETER ZACCONE, VIA E-MAIL

I cannot fathom why Kelly Donnoe wants our country to become a thirdworld sweatshop. That’s not the kind of country I want to raise my children in. JOSEPH CONNELL, VIA E-MAIL

cy, we must not consider increasing taxes as one means of putting our fiscal house in order is nothing more than a political soap box the Republicans have perched themselves on.

The United States is one of the least-taxed advanced economies on the planet. Back in the good old days, under such Republican administrations as Eisenhower, Nixon and even Reagan, upper tax rates reached 70 percent to more than 90 percent, compared to a meager 35 percent today. The notion that now, as the country teeters toward bankrupt-

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Horoscope Cancer June 21-July 22. Hold off on making any important agreements with another. Although people mean well, it isn’t likely they would stand the test of time. Leo July 23-Aug. 22. People in general tend to want to shift their burdens onto someone else, so if anybody thinks you’re an easy mark, this person will try to dump his or her work in your lap. Don’t be had. Virgo Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Depending too heavily on Lady Luck instead of your own abilities will guarantee you to fail at whatever it is you’re trying to pull off. Avoid getting involved in anything chancy. Libra Sept. 23-Oct. 23. Don’t be unduly awed by titles or trappings. Just because someone has a title doesn’t necessary make him or her bigger than life. It only defines the job the person is assigned to do. Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. For the sake of peace, don’t let yourself be drawn into a debate with someone who loves to argue. You won’t be able to turn him or her off. Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. It’s wise to abide by your instincts about participating in any kind of financial debate with someone who always thinks he or she is right.

The delusional thinking behind such “nanny dogooder” commie ideas is very old indeed. In “The Wisdom of the Bones” paleoanthropologists demonstrate how, hundreds of thousands of years ago, a member of the species Homo erectus was kept alive for weeks, despite a crippling disease, by the nurturance of a bleeding-heart conspecific. It is certainly time that we stopped acting like cavepeople and marched boldly into the Brave New World!

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Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. Underestimating the competition is always a mistake. Thus, regardless of how inept you think someone is, take him or her seriously. Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. Think twice before absentmindedly being unrealistically generous to someone who doesn’t deserve it. There’s a good chance that on impulse you’ll give away something you’ll regret. Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. If you have a choice, avoid any gathering where someone who makes you feel uncomfortable is likely to be in attendance. You won’t have any fun. Aries March 21-April 19. It would be best not to depend on another to do something for you that you know the person really doesn’t want to do. She or he will either do a bad job or totally let you down. Taurus April 20-May 20. Don’t try to impose your views on someone who you know will be unreceptive to what you have to say. All you’ll accomplish is making this person stand even firmer. Gemini May 21-June 20. The handling of your resources isn’t likely to be your strong suit today, so it behooves you to be as prudent as you can. Additionally, it would be wise not to offer any financial advice. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

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Americans move on to World Cup final First championship game for US since 1999 3-1 win over France was in doubt early in second half But Wambach the hero once more Squad gets Japan in Sunday showdown GETTY IMAGES

For the first time in 12 years, the U.S. women’s national soccer team is headed back to the World Cup final. And just like last time, they’ll be facing an Asian squad for the title. The Americans overcame a frantic French attack yesterday, winning their semifinal, 3-1. Hours later, Japan punched its own ticket to the final with a 3-1 comeback win over Sweden. The U.S. took its only two matchups with Japan at the Women’s World Cup, in 1991 and 1995. In 1999, the last time the Americans played in the tournament final, they famously topped China in penalty kicks. A return trip to the championship game seemed unlikely early in the second half yesterday, when France wiped out the Americans’ 1-0 lead and threatened to go ahead themselves.

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But after being badly dominated in the midfield for a half-hour, the Americans showed better conditioning late. Abby Wambach — the hero of Sunday’s quarterfinal against Brazil — headed in the eventual game-winner in the 79th minute. Alex Morgan sealed things with a pretty floater three minutes later. “We haven’t done anything the easy way, and we’ve had some serious ups and downs,” said forward Lauren Cheney, who assisted on Wambach’s goahead goal. “I think we just continue to follow our own path. “You always want it to be 5-0 and you always want to have a great game and prove to everybody how great you are, but that’s not for us.” METRO

How they got here The U.S. went 2-1-0 in Group C, then beat Brazil and France in the knockout rounds. Japan went 2-1-0 in Group B, then beat Germany and Sweden in the knockout rounds. Head to head The Americans and Japanese have played twice this year, with the U.S. winning by identical 2-0 scores. The U.S. handed Japan its largest defeat of all time on April 29, 1999, winning 9-0. Quoted “We’ve achieved part of our goal,” Abby Wambach said. “We’re in the final. We want to complete it.”

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MICHAEL VICK: BEST EVER? Fantasy sports

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Michael Vick will never be compared with Joe Montana or Peyton Manning in real football. But he can be in the conversation with Marshall Faulk and LaDainian Tomlinson when we’re talking fantasy. In 2006, Tomlinson set the standard for fantasy seasons by scoring 31 touchdowns and piling up 2,323 total yards. Thanks to Vick’s unique talents, he can top that.

No Moreno? Coach John Fox said that running back will be the Broncos’ No. 1 priority in free agency. It’s surprising — yet obvious — that the team isn’t sold on Knowshon Moreno as a workhorse back. Downgrade Moreno across the board.

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A step ahead Before last season, Vick hadn’t started a game since 2006. It’s very possible that he can get even more explosive and improve even more on his passing touch in 2011.

The injury question The reckless running style that makes Vick so good in fantasy is also his biggest drawback. But injury prone? Vick missed just two games over his final three seasons with the Falcons and the lack of a flak jacket caused last year’s injury. In the middle of the first round, Vick’s upside is worth the risk.

Bobby Parnell RP, Mets With Francisco Rodriguez now a setup man in Milwaukee, Parnell is the favorite for saves in New York.

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RP, Padres Heath Bell will likely be traded. Mike Adams is in the mix, but Gregerson is the long-term closing option.

Is the NFL close to a deal? A day after the owners declared a July 21 date for ratification of a new collective bargaining agreement, players fired back yesterday with a joint statement.

In it, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees said “it is time” to end the lockout. “This is the time of year we as players turn our attention to the game on the

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field. We hope the owners feel the same way,” the statement said. Later, Brees told a San Diego radio station that he thought the two sides were “very close.” METRO

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Done deal: Comcast-Spectacor completes sale of Sixers team The Sixers are officially off the market. Comcast-Spectacor reached an agreement yesterday to sell the franchise to a group of investors led by billionaire Joshua Harris. The deal still has to be approved by the NBA’s Board of Governors. That should happen “later in 2011,” per a press release. The acquisition doesn’t include the Flyers or the

At $330 million, 17 Forbes magazine valued the Sixers as the 17th most-expensive franchise in the NBA. Wells Fargo Center. The Sixers will keep their broadcast agreement with Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia. “We are honored to have the opportunity to be affiliated with this storied

franchise,” said Harris in a statement. “As a basketball fan who attended college in Philadelphia, and with family roots here, I have always felt a strong connection to this city and the 76ers. We look forward to helping the 76ers organization build on this past season’s accomplishments in the years ahead.” The deal is worth a reported $280 million for a

90 percent share of the team. Ed Snider will retain the remaining 10 percent. This year, Forbes magazine valued the Sixers at $330 million. The 46-year-old Harris is the co-founder of Apollo Global Management. His group includes David Blitzer, of The Blackstone Group and former Sacramento Kings executive Jason Levien. METRO

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