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City puts on its thinking cap Boston Idea Week 2014 kicked off yesterday, launching a city-wide crowdsourcing effort to collaborate and celebrate new ideas on how to improve things in the Hub. Mayor Marty Walsh said ideas and innovation “are at
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UMass panel recommends tuition freeze A University of Massachusetts board of trustees subcommittee on Wednesday gave preliminary approval for a freeze in tuition and mandatory fees for students across
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the system’s five campuses. The Finance Committee voted unanimously to freeze the student expenses after they say the House and Senate made good on a commitment to reach a 50/50 funding split between the university and the state in the annual budget for fiscal 2015 that is still being negotiated. SHNS
Boston bars bracing for influx of World Cup fans Kickoff time. The games are expected to draw big bar crowds for big matches.
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With World Cup fever about to hit the Hub, The Greatest Bar is making sure to have plenty of European larger on hand for the next few weeks. “We had the Dutch group here [for the last World Cup] and they come in really strong, all amped up and ready to go,” said Kayla Harrity of The Greatest Bar. “This year we ordered a lot more Heineken because they were all drinking Heineken. We ordered the most Heineken you could ever order.”
With the World Cup — the world’s most popular sporting tournament — getting underway in Brazil today, area bars and restaurants are preparing for the influx of soccer fans with food specials, watch parties and plans to show every game. Harrity said the bar will open hours before it’s regular time to air the games, which they expect to attract hundreds of people. She said the bar hosts Netherlands and England fans, and will be serving authentic Dutch food as well as English favorite, curry and chips. During the last World Cup, The Banshee in Dorchester was packed two to three hours before and after each U.S. match, and owner Ray Butler expects more of the same.
Visit Metro.us for more information on where to watch the World Cup in Boston. “We’re getting emails on a daily basis asking if we’re showing such and such game,” said Butler. “For us, it’s a great month. It’s fantastic.” MICHAEL NAUGHTON @MetroBosMike
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Soccer fans at the Greatest Bar react as they watch their team compete in the 2010 World Cup. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
The Haven in Jamaica Plain will show all games and during halftime patrons can get “a pie and a pint” for $10.
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Revolution will attend a watch party at the House of Blues for the June 22 USA vs. Portugal match. The party is free, but the venue is expected to reach capacity.
Cops: Pot plants used in grow operation Local, state and federal authorities are investigating a likely marijuana grow operation that was discovered after a house fire in Stoneham early Wednesday. Authorities found about 480 marijuana plants inside the Stoneham home, according to police. Authorities were called to the building just before 7
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the investigation. “This was a major, sophisticated drug producing operation that has been shut down today,” Stoneham Police Chief James McIntyre said. No one was home at the time of the fire. Police are seeking an unnamed 35-yearold resident of the second floor as a person of interest. MICHAEL NAUGHTON
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Lifetime supervision ends for sex offenders The state’s highest court on Wednesday ruled that lifetime parole for sex offenders is unconstitutional, and gives too much power to the Parole Board. The ruling ends oversight of those who have served their time. METRO
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That brought an abrupt halt to the career of a rising star who had his eye on the top House job of Speaker. Cantor is expected to tell his fellow Republicans that he will resign from his leadership job at the end of July, just before the long summer break, aides said. That sparked an intra-party scramble for House leadership positions. But it was still unclear Wednesday when party
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Kendrick talks guys, the dating market and boobs It’s hard out there for Anna Kendrick. The “Pitch Perfect� star, who split from director Edgar Wright last year, says that she hasn’t been hit on since she made “Up in the Air� five years ago. “Honest to God,� she insists to Elle magazine. Kendrick has kept a fairly low profile, datingwise, since her breakup. “When I was a teenager, I was an ultra-late bloomer, and my mom would say it was a blessing because it means you never have to wonder if guys are only interested in you because you’ve got boobs,� she tells the magazine. “I would have been thrilled if guys were interested in me because of my boobs!�
Ben Affleck’s casino habit may be driving an even bigger wedge between him and wife, Jennifer Garner, who reportedly scuttled plans to spend the summer in Michigan with Affleck while he films “Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice,� according to Star magazine. “Jen canceled her trip. She just doesn’t want to be Ben’s enabler or babysitter,� Quoted
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‘22 Jump Street’ Worried that this followup to the 2012 desecration of the ’80s Johnny Depp show will be a weak sequel? So is the film! This time undercover cops Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum go to college. But instead of endless jabs at beer pong, most of the jokes mock the very idea of sequels, especially ones that repeat the first one or blow up the budget to ludicrous sizes. This is the second film of 2014 by directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller, after “The Lego Movie.” They’re on a roll.
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‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ Where “22 Jump Street” mocks repeating a surprise hit, this sequel to the lighthearted animated picture about Viking kids with American accents riding on cute dragons does something completely (or somewhat completely) different. It goes weirdly dark, with our heroes (led by Jay Baruchel) fighting a gang of evil dragon kidnappers. Cate Blanchett also does some very serious voice work.
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‘Obvious Child’ The hoped-for breakout film for Jenny Slate (a “Saturday Night Live” alum also known as sociopathic Mona-Lisa on “Parks and Recreation”), this indie comedy stars the actress as a woman who is dumped, fired and knocked up. On top of that, she schedules her abortion for Valentine’s Day — a development handled with surprising and refreshing casualness.
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the rise of Alice Cooper, Teddy Pendergrass, Anne Murray and more — the once-obscure Shep Gordon (who still doesn’t even have a Wikipedia page) is the subject of this high-profile, freewheeling documentary made by Mike Myers, trying to make a star out of someone who helped others rise.
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‘The Fault in Our Stars’ What’s more summery than watching a pair of
kids with cancer fall in love? Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort play dying teens who fall for each other. They make googly eyes at each other and send cute texts, just like kids who aren’t gravely ill.
Is Kill.” Tom Cruise plays a futuristic soldier who keeps reliving the same battle; it’s “Groundhog Day” with angry aliens and big guns, and it’s a mystery why so many of you aren’t seeing this.
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‘Edge of Tomorrow’ Insanely, the makers of this sci-fi action flick didn’t stick with the title of the book from which the film was made: “All You Need
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What’s been your experience with fans? People have been really sweet, very enthusiastic and really supportive. And it’s an enormous relief — [Oberyn] was a big undertaking for me, and one that I was pretty nervous about doing because he’s such an extravagant character, and I really wasn’t sure how it would be received. And it’s nice to be back in New York, where I’ve been for 20 years, and have a stranger on the subway start smiling and giving me a thumbs up and congratulations, or “I’m so sorry you’re dead.� It’s a lot of fun.
creating chaos? Those are always really fun things to discover. The role also had some great moments of levity. I love comedy. I think comedy is a very special challenge for actors, because I think the key to making it work is to be as truthful as anything. So it
takes a lot of skill; I find comedy to be more challenging than drama in most cases. It’s always fun — no matter what the project is, no matter what the role — to find moments of humor in characters. Humor can be such a reflection of truths and ironies, and the complexities of reality can always translate in such humorous ways. The World Cup is under way — as a Chilean, are you a soccer fan? I’m very unskilled at soccer, it’s sort of my South American shame. But of course, I’m behind Chile all the way. What’s next for you? I will be going down to Colombia to shoot a series for Netflix called “Narcos.� It’s about the rise and fall of Pablo Escobar, and I’ll be playing a living DEA agent, Javier Pena, who was sent to Colombia on a U.S. mission to capture and ultimately kill him. The season finale of “Game of Thrones� airs Sunday at 9 p.m. on HBO. EVA KIS @thisiskis
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to that person later. You don’t have to feel overwhelmed.” she says.
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“We write in a very live way,” says Benjamin John Power, right. “We don’t write in front of a laptop or anything like that. We sit across from each other at a table and have all our ideas set in front of us.” / JOSEPH OKPAKO, GETTY IMAGES
‘Slow Focus.’ For this instrumental duo, learning to communicate without words is essential. The members of F— Buttons choose their words carefully. Their songs don’t usually have any, and multi-instrumentalist Benjamin John Power says that even choosing song titles is tricky territory for he and Andrew Hung, his partner in sound. “Once Andy and I are at a point where we’ve decided a track is finished — it’s usually
when we feel like it’s conjured up enough mental imagery for it to be an actual thing with some narrative and shape — [we] really enjoy the practice of just discussing how a track has made us both feel,” he says, before catching himself. “Although it might be a little bit of a double standard to actually name a track, because as I’ve said before, we don’t like to push any kind of mental imagery upon the listener — it’s nice for them to be able to make their own minds up about what the song is saying. Sometimes they’d like to make it relevant to their own experiences, but I think it frees us up to be able to operate and tell which is
which.” Their most recent album, “Slow Focus,” which came out last July, certainly evokes a lot of mental imagery. And many of the titles they’ve assigned to these instrumentals prove effective in that purpose as well, with tunes such as “Brainfreeze” and “Stalker,” which make the listener feel like he or she has sipped a slushie too quickly or has taken to nefariously pursuing somebody. But if the two are so hesitant to use words, how do they talk about the layers upon layers of sound that they are creating together? “We’ve been working with each other for 10 years now, and we’ve gotten to a point
where we don’t necessarily verbalize our communication,” says Power. “It’s a very heavy jamming process when we’re writing, so you can almost just feel if somebody is feeling a certain texture that we’ve decided to utilize in a jam. It’s based on a feeling and exploring within a sound. “We know each other well enough to determine if the other person is into something or not,” he explains. “For a F— Buttons track to be a F—- Buttons track, we both have to be present.” PAT HEALY @metrousmusic
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We can’t resist asking Power about the name of the band and how it may have presented a few problems over the years — such as, say, when the band are profiled in a free daily newspaper that needs to be mindful that people of any age might pick up an edition. He says that the wise words often attributed to Dr. Seuss apply: “Those who mind don’t matter, and those who matter don’t mind.” “I’d be lying if I were to say that it hadn’t been a slight detriment at certain points, but we’ve been operating for 10 years, so people, if they feel they want to censor it for whatever reason — like they can’t put a poster up in their town, or mention a song on the radio — they usually just self-censor. Quite often, we’ll just be referred to as F— Buttons,” he says, this time doing his own selfcensoring. “That’s what they did in the Olympics, and that didn’t cause too much of a problem.”
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Tonight, 9 Great Scott 1222 Comm. Ave., Allston $10-$12, 617-566-9014 www.greatscott boston.com The loud-soft-loud thing has been a hallmark of alt-rock forever, but Nothing make it fresh, moving from thin, wispy whispers to sublime walls of perfect guitar noise with symphonic precision.
Saturday, 8 p.m. The Sinclair 52 Church St., Cambridge $22-$25, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com Howie Day blew up in 2004, with the irresistible pop gem “Collide,” but he had been cutting his teeth for years, lauded for his effects-pedal-assisted solo concerts. MATTHEW DINARO
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Nosh. Precinct focuses on local flavor(s) Set in the former Boston police HQ, which is now the Loews Boston Hotel, Precinct Kitchen + Bar has one of those menus that’s both short and yet so well curated there’s too much to choose from. Alongside a handful of steak, chicken and fish entrees, the Start section includes luscious burrata atop thick crostini, accompanied by a pesto of roasted peppers, almonds, pine nuts, basil and mint, as well as a salad of young tender kale and arugula on a bed of quinoa, which is finished with shaved feta and orange segments. The menu is locally oriented: Oysters are East Coast culled, clams Wellfleet dug and Boston Lager forms the base for the marinated PEI mussels. There is a clam bake — clams, mussels, shrimp, corn, red potato and what is said to be local kielbasa, all oozing flavor to form a delicious broth — and there’s Boston cream pie, a custardy delight with a rich ga-
Precinct’s clam bake is a highlight. / DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN If you go
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nache. Strawberries and cream riffs on strawberry shortcake but adds a bruleed brioche that crackles as you bite into it. LINDA LABAN
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HABLA COCKTAILS? What’s one of the finest things in life? Sitting on a patio in the summer with a bottle of Manzanilla sherry, Sean Sullivan and I agree. The bartender is explaining the concept of the new Straight Law bar to me over the phone and making me thirsty. Taberna de Haro chef and owner Deborah Hansen leaned on Sullivan and fellow Drink bar vet Will Thompson for help conceptualizing and launching the offshoot of her long-running Spanish restaurant in Brookline a couple months back. While Taberna de Haro has been open for over 15 years, it expanded into a second room about two years ago. The idea was to turn it into a Spanishstyle bar, but bringing Sullivan and Thompson in to help out with planning has reinvigorated the concept. “Will gave me a call and said, ‘Do you want to do a gin and sherry bar in Brookline?’’ Sullivan said. “I thought he said Brooklyn, because it definitely sounds like something that would be in Brooklyn.
Take a quick vacation to Spain in Taberna de Haro’s new bar, Straight Law. / DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN
From the jump, it sounded a little too good to be true.” Hansen has long been accumulating an abundance of sherries and Spanish wines, and had already amassed a big collection of gins, so the foundation for a shift into a more cocktail-centric concept was already in place. They stumbled across an old sherry and gin cocktail called Straight Law, from which they took the name. If you go
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Aside from its natural pairing ability with the Spanish food found on the menu at Taberna de Haro, Sullivan says guests might appreciate sherry’s lower alcohol potential. “It’s a fortified wine, but low octane enough that you can be out, eating a meal, and you can have sherry, and you’re not on your ass afterward.” The sherry cocktails he recommends to newcomers at the bar include the Straight Law cocktail, which is 2:1 manzanilla — a fino, or dry, lightly savory style — with gin. Although it’s a dry martini style cocktail, it’s “not necessarily spirit-forward; it’s bracing and briny and bright.” On the other end of the spectrum, you might try the Artist Special. Inspired by an old Parisian whiskey cocktail, it takes
Spanish brandy as a base with Palo Cortado — somewhere between an amontillado and an oloroso sherry — lemon and grenadine. “It’s a stirred citrus cocktail, which is a little odd, and the end result is tart, but a little sweet, kind of fruity and grapey,” Sullivan said. “I thought it would be more of like an industry hit, but it’s been a pretty resounding success. Any time you can get someone a little outside of what their normal comfort zone is, it’s super cool.” Metro does not endorse the opinions of the author.
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Reader Friday through June 21 Arsenal Center for the Arts 321 Arsenal St., Watertown $20-$25, 800-838-3006 www.brownpapertickets.com This dystopian play by Ariel Dorfman focuses on Daniel, a government censor in a totalitarian world who ďŹ nds a manuscript in his lap that threatens to reveal sensitive information about him. Even more bizarrely, he discovers that its author doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just know about his past â&#x20AC;&#x201D; he seems to know about his future too. Wha? This one sounds like a mind-twister. MATTHEW DINARO
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Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. A loved one may feel neglected or taken for granted. Being conscientious and caring will help you avoid an emotional encounter. Nurture what you’ve got before it’s too late.
Cancer | June 21-July 22. Your quest for success is likely to dominate you, causing insensitivity toward a friend or relative. Before making a move, consider the effects a change will have on others.
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Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. You will meet someone who interests you if you get out and socialize. Attend an event, get-together or activity that will allow you to put your charm to good use. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Make your work uniquely your own. Don’t tempt fate by sharing your plans. Be protective of your ideas so that others don’t try to profit from your efforts.
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Why complain over a win-win? Re: ‘Regrets when interest is due is no excuse to renege’ (Metro, June 11) Letter writer Camelia Canepa-Zipprich is fortunate that she can support her children’s college education. My parents couldn’t, so I don’t feel as though I need to hear her pontificating about meeting obligations. I have already done that by working through college and grad school and making my loan payments every month. However, if the president can offer a way to
lowed me to see Jen and her life without ever meeting her. Jen’s story allowed me to see her and her mother in that moment when Jen said, “I am a transgender Mom, I’ve been my whole entire life” and her mom said, “I am so sorry you had to go through this.” The compassion that a mother feels for her child is priceless. It allowed me to see my daughter’s relationship with me, and it isn’t good, especially now realizing how badly I behaved when I found out my daughter, Melody, was gay at 15. I wasn’t compassionate toward her. I grieved over the loss of my daughter, she
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Story kindles compassion Re: ‘I’m proud of who I am’ (Metro, June 10) Wow, how awesome it is to be able to read this and have compassion toward her and the torture she has been going through her entire life. Your piece al-
was dead to me because she was no longer my daughter or the ideal of a daughter. I never considered how she must have felt, living a lie of being gay until she came out 12 years ago. ERICA TUNNELL, VIA EMAIL
Your article on Jennifer Lydon was one of the best pieces of journalism I have ever seen. Good work. CRIS CRAWFORD, VIA EMAIL
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Building the World Cup’s most expensive roster Metro rounded up the highest-paid players in Brazil to form a super team regardless of country affiliation. EDGAR SANCHEZ sports@metro.us
If money were no object, what would the dream team with the costliest World Cup players look like? Just shy of a billion dollars to be precise: $900.8 million. You won’t find any American players on the pitch, however. The United States carries players making less than $100,000 per year in the MLS, all the way up to the Seattle Sounders’ Clint Dempsey at $6 million a season. We broke down an 11-man roster using only players in the 2014 World Cup, which begins Thursday. And we did it according to a typical 4-3-3 formation. Here is the dream team formed of World Cup players with the highest market values, according to soccer information website Transfermarkt.
Visit Metro.us to read about who animal predictors are taking to win the World Cup.
Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer Country: Germany Club: Bayern Munich (Bundesliga) Honors: 2013 IFFHS world’s best goalkeeper, 2011 German footballer of the year
NEUER’S BAYERN MUNICH SIDE JUST WON THE BUNDESLIGA TITLE IN MARCH. ALL PHOTOS GETTY IMAGES
At $52.1 million, the German goalkeeper beats the likes of Spain’s Iker Casillas (Real Madrid) and Italy’s Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus).
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Midfielders Andres Iniesta Country: Spain Club: Barcelona (La Liga) Cost: $80.7 million Mario Gotze Country: Germany Club: Bayern Munich (Bundesliga) Cost: $80.7 million Cesc Fabregas Country: Spain Club: Barcelona (La Liga) Cost: $74 million
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Forwards Lionel Messi Country: Argentina Club: Barcelona (La Liga) Cost: $178.2 million Cristiano Ronaldo Country: Portugal Club: Real Madrid (La Liga) Cost: $37 million
Sergio Ramos Country: Spain Club: Real Madrid (La Liga) Cost: $80.7 million Thiago Silva Country: Brazil Club: Paris Saint-Germain (Ligue 1) Cost: $80.7 million
Cost: $43.7 million
Philipp Lahm Country: Germany Club: Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)
Marcelo Country: Brazil Club: Real Madrid (La Liga) Cost: $37 million
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Pitcher Felix Doubront allowed two runs in 4 2/3 innings Tuesday night for Triple-A Pawtucket as he slowly works his way back from a left shoulder strain. With Brandon Workman’s emergence in Boston’s starting rotation, Doubront could possibly be bumped to the bullpen upon his return to the Sox. “We’re not crossing that bridge yet,” Red Sox manager John Farrell told WEEI.com.
Neymar Country: Brazil Club: Barcelona (La Liga) Cost: $88.8 million
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“Our weakness is an inexperienced back line. They’re going to really have to come together as a unit and prove themselves on the biggest stage.” Albright
While the World Cup begins Thursday, the U.S. won’t get a chance to take the pitch until Monday against Ghana. We spoke to 2006 Team USA member Chris Albright about the 2014 team’s chances in Brazil. How do you like Team USA’s chances in the so-called “Group of Death”? I think that the game against
Ghana is a must-win game for the U.S. That will really dictate the success of this team. They won’t have to recover in a hard matchup against Portugal or Germany.
Albright says the U.S. is going to have to be lucky. GETTY IMAGES
What do you view as this team’s biggest strengths? I think the team’s strength is its American spirit, as cliche as that sounds. They
have an underdog mentality and understand that they’re playing against teams that have a much longer and stronger soccer pedigree. You’ve had a chance to practice with and play against Clint Dempsey over the years, how will he need to establish himself in these games?
Clint’s one of those guys that doesn’t necessarily have to play great for us, but you’re looking for Clint to make a play. Whether that’s a header off of a corner or making a dramatic play in the box, that’s something we’ll need from him. Do you think U.S. manager Jurgen Klinsmann saying that it’s “unrealistic” for the U.S. to win was justified? I don’t necessarily love that comment, but Jurgen’s won World Cups himself, so who am I to question him? JEFF MCMENAMIN
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The Red Sox are back at Fenway Park Thursday for the first time since June 1 and will host Cleveland (7 p.m., NESN). Jon Lester (6-7, 3.52 ERA) will look to rebound from a poor outing against Detroit last Saturday. Josh Tomlin (4-2, 3.12 ERA) gets the start for Cleveland.
Haverhill, Massachusetts, native Noah Vonleh worked out for the Celtics Wednesday in Waltham as he projects as a top 10 pick in the NBA draft. The Celtics own the No. 6 pick in the June 26 draft. Vonleh averaged 11.3 points and nine rebounds per game at Indiana in 2013-14.
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Neymar leads a Brazilian team that is favored to win it all, at 3-1. / GETTY IMAGES
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Place your bets World Cup. We take a look at the teams in this soccer tournament that you should bet your house on. The World Cup is the biggest sporting event in the world. So you know what that means. It’s the biggest gambling opportunity in the world! We’re going to assume you don’t belong to a massive Asian match-fixing syndicate, so you could probably use some advice if you are looking to lay down a few bucks (recreationally, of course) on the World Cup.
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Top goal scorer: Here’s a fun prop bet. The obvious choice is Lionel Messi (7-1) or Neymar (10-1), but we like Uruguay’s Luis Suarez (18-1). Germany’s Lukas Podolski (66-1) is an enticing choice as well.
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USA top goal scorer: Are you a believer in Jozy Altidore (9-2) returning to form? Or do you stick with the favorite, Clint Dempsey (9-4)? We like Michael Bradley at 12-1.
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Brazil (3-1), Argentina (4-1) Germany (11-2) and Spain (6-1) are your clear top 4 in the favorites category. Most experts are picking the host country — that would be Brazil — to claim their first Cup since 2002. They have the home-
The Moneymakers: England (22-1) hasn’t won a World Cup since 1966, a piece of information every child in the country is taught at birth. The Netherlands (25-1) are another great choice to make some money. They sit perfectly between favorite and long shot.
field advantage, and maybe the most-exciting young star of the competition, Neymar. But there isn’t much money to be made in picking the clear favorite. In fact, none of the favorites are usually worth betting on if you’re actually looking to make money. Put money on Spain — the defending World Cup champs — if you must pick a favorite.
The dark horses Yep, we’re putting the United States (100-1) firmly in this category. The best chance the U.S. has to get out of the group stage is to beat Ghana comfortably and draw with either Portugal or Germany and pray they advance on goal differential (or total goals if that fails). Another really deep dark horse to put some money on is Nigeria (250-1). The Super Eagles are the defending Africa Cup champions. MARK OSBORNE @MetroNYSports
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