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Members of Gun Owners’ Action League gather at the state House on Wednesday to lobby against an anti-gun violence M bill that, in part, gives police chiefs more discretion when issuing rifle or shotgun licenses. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO bi

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Gun rights activists: ‘Kill the bill’ on gun violence Vowing to fight. Armed with signs and chants, the group of gun rights activists promised to stop the bill in the state House if it isn’t amended. Gun owners and gun rights activists are taking aim at a proposed gun control bill spurred by the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and which is now making its way through the state House. More than 100 activists rallied outside the House on Wednesday holding “Don’t tread on me” flags and chanting, “Kill the bill.” The rally against the reduction of gun violence bill was organized by the Gun Owners’ Action League. “We are working very hard behind the scenes to try to come up with an actual crime bill instead of a bill that goes after us,” said Jim Wallace, executive director of GOAL. “There is no Massachusetts gun control success story. It’s an absolute myth. So we need to make sure that our message is loud and clear – that our rights are not up for grabs.” The bill, proposed in May by House Speaker Robert DeLeo, would require private gun sales to take place at a licensed dealer, increase penalties for improper firearm storage and give police chiefs more discretion when licensing people for a rifle or shotgun. The latter aspect of the bill is one of the more contentious points of it.

Legislators address the crowd of more than 100 pro-gun activists from the state House steps on Wednesday. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO Law analysis On the same day as GOAL’s state House rally, a national organization working to stop gun violence released its analysis that showed states with weak gun laws and higher gun ownership lead the country in gun deaths. •

The Violence Policy Center said it examined data from the Centers for Disease Control and

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“The message we need to send is pretty basic: kill it or amend it.” Jim Wallace, executive director Gun Owners’ Action League

Paychecks. Minimum wage bill clears House The House yesterday approved legislation raising the minimum wage to $11 over three years and authorizing a 31 percent increase in the hourly wage for tipped workers. The 124-24 vote came after the proposal cleared the Senate last week 35-4. Gov.

Deval Patrick, who will soon receive the bill, also favors an increase in the wage floor. If signed into law, the wage for tipped workers would increase from $2.63 an hour to $3.75 per hour by 2017. It’s the first increase in the hourly wage for tipped workers since 1999. SHNS

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Massachusetts, the organization said, had the third-lowest gun death rate in the nation because of the state’s strong gun violence prevention laws and lower rate of ownership. Louisiana ranked at the top of the list.

“To pass more laws for the sake of patting ourselves on the back to make us feel like we’re doing something good for the public is not what we need to do,” said state Rep. Matthew Beaton of Shrewsbury. DeLeo and proponents of Serious injuries

the bill said lawmakers took time crafting it to get it right and believe it’s a comprehensive piece of legislation. During a recent Public Safety Committee meeting, the bill just barely advanced with members voting 7-6 to report it favorably. It was moved on to the House Ways and Means Committee last week. Wallace said the bill doesn’t go after criminals and that his group would be open to amending the bill, but as it stands now, the bill should not be enacted. When asked about recent school shootings and that the bill was an outcome following the push for reform after the Newtown shootings, Wallace said the focus should be on mental health rather than gun control.

Visit Metro.us to see more photos from Wednesday’s pro-gun rally. After the 30-minute rally, Wallace reminded those heading into the House to talk to legislators that they would be going through a metal detector and leave their guns elsewhere. MICHAEL NAUGHTON @MetroBosMike

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A pair of Lynn infants were ﬂown to a Boston hospital after suﬀering severe burns while bathing Wednesday. The father of the man who was babysitting told reporters that the man left to use a bathroom and one of the toddlers turned on the hot water, WCVB reported. METRO

A Methuen family’s dog is probably not getting any treats this week. Methuen police said on Wednesday that a dog pushed the air conditioning unit out of the home’s thirdfloor window. The unit appeared to land on the roof of a first-floor

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porch. The dog was found on the window ledge, police said. METRO

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Bombings. Defense survey finds 57 percent think Tsarnaev is guilty Lawyers for the accused Boston Marathon bomber asked a judge on Wednesday to move his upcoming trial to Washington, D.C., saying so many residents of Boston had been at the race that it would be all but impossible to select an impartial jury in the Hub. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 20, who is Chechen-born, is facing the death penalty if convicted in the April 15, 2013, attack that killed three and injured 264. His attorneys said in papers filed in U.S. District Court that they had commissioned a survey of possible jurors in the Boston area, as well as in New York and Washington, D.C. Some 57.9 percent of respondents in Boston reported they viewed Tsarnaev as “definitely guilty,” compared with 51.7 percent in Springfield, Massachusetts, 47.9 percent in New York and 37.4 percent in D.C. More than half of Boston respondents said they had participated in the 2013 marathon in some way or knew someone who had. Earlier on Wednesday, Judge George O’Toole struck

Compromise O’Toole denied a request by Tsarnaev’s lawyers to allow them to meet jointly with their client and his sisters without having FBI agents present. •

However, he approved a proposal by prosecutors to have a federal agent from outside Boston who is not directly involved in the investigation to monitor the jail house meetings.

down what he described as an “obnoxious” attempt by prosecutors to use the Tsarnaev’s alleged betrayal of the nation as grounds for execution. “To draw a distinction between naturalized and nativeborn citizen is inappropriate,” O’Toole said. Prosecutors said that Tsarnaev’s motive for carrying out the marathon bombing was “to provide aid and comfort to America’s enemies.” O’Toole also slammed federal investigators for giving interviews to the media. REUTERS / MORGAN ROUSSEAU

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Hernandez lawyers seek to toss evidence Attorneys for former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez argued yesterday that evidence seized from his home shouldn’t be allowed in his upcoming trial on charges of fatally shooting semi-professional football player Odin

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Lloyd because police lacked cause to search the residence. But a state trooper who participated in the search testified that an affidavit was attached to the search warrant he received, detailing evidence such as video surveillance footage, electronic devices and firearms. A judge did not immediately rule on the matter. REUTERS

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Man pleads guilty to murdering neighbor, 72 A Dorchester man was sentenced to spend the rest of his life behind bars after pleading guilty to fatally stabbing his 72-year-old neighbor to death. Tu Nguyen, 31, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder on Tuesday, according to

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the Suffolk district attorney’s office. A judge sentenced Nguyen to life in prison. Had the case gone to trial, the district attorney’s office said that prosecutors would have introduced evidence to show that in February 2012 Nguyen broke into Mary Miller’s first-floor Dorchester apartment through a window. Nguyen lived on the second floor of the building. Once

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A bill to force government agencies to get warrants before they access the email of people under investigation advanced in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday after a majority of lawmakers signed on as co-sponsors. Advocates of the reform, which have included large tech companies such as Google, welcomed the news of 218 lawmakers signing on to the bill in the Republican-

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Native American slur. Patent Office cancels trademarks of NFL’s Redskins The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has canceled the federal trademarks for the National Football League’s Washington Redskins because they disparage Native Americans, the agency said on Wednesday. The decision by a Patent Office administrative tribunal followed years of criticism by Native Americans and others. Five Native Americans had petitioned to overturn six Redskins trademarks, and evidence showed that “redskins” was disparaging of Native Americans, the Patent Office said in a statement. The decision strips the franchise of legal presumption of ownership and the ability to use the federal trademark symbol and block importation of counterfeit Redskins goods. Bob Raskopf, a trademark attorney for the Redskins, said the club would appeal the ruling to federal court. He

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It’s fine art-meets-“Lolcats.” Are you a big fan of Internet memes? I love the concept. If I were to return to university I’d write a thesis on it. But I want to make memes that are pretty to look at. Many memes are just plain ugly. Why do you think cats have such a visual appeal? Cats are the universal mode of communication. We may all speak different languages but we’re all lovers of cats. They’re a way of bringing us together to do good. For example, two years ago there was Hank, a cat that ran for the U.S. Senate. For his campaign, I helped design some fake dollar bills with his picture on them. The project raised a lot of money for animal charities in the U.S. and Russia. So we managed to do good, not through people but through a cat.

Ukraine’s human crisis plays out every day in the news, but there’s hidden suffering in the ongoing conflict: animals left to die. Not only did ousted Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych abandon 2,000 captive animals on his 343-acre estate when he fled to Russia in February, but thousands of Ukrainian zoo and safari park animals are starving. “Several months ago, the government shut down funding to most of their city’s zoos and other programs,” says Lawrence Anthony Earth Organization’s international president, Barbara Wiseman. The nature conservancy organization formed following Lawrence Anthony’s 2003 Baghdad Zoo animal rescue during the Iraq War. Lionel de Lange, a South African businessman who moved to Ukraine in 2006, contacted the LAEO and formed a Ukrainian chapter. Ukrainian-Russian tensions make rescue work dangerous, though. The LAEO’s recent delivery of almost four tons of meat to Crimea’s Taigan Animal Safari Park to save 62 lions and other big cats meant confronting militia checkpoints. They made it just in time. “The park owner resorted to slaughtering the animals in his petting zoo to feed the lions,” says Wiseman. “We are raising funds to do another delivery, because they still do not have a solution as yet.” Among other things, the LAEO works to achieve worldwide solutions to war’s animal victims and hopes the United Nations will pass the Wildlife

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Ms. Lauryn Hill July 31, House of Blues

Jesse McCartney Aug. 13, The Paradise

Propagandhi Aug. 15, Royale

Austin Mahone Aug. 17, Blue Hills Bank Pavilion

Drake vs Lil Wayne Aug. 25, Xfinity Center

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Grouplove / Portugal. The Man With Typhoon Sept. 14, Blue Hills Bank Pavilion

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Summer in the City Music Series Ongoing, Boston Harbor Hotel In addition to its Friday movie series, the Boston Harbor Hotel features free live music in front of its waterfront restaurant beginning in the summer. Tuesdays are soul, Wednesdays are rat pack and Thursdays are blues. It’s fun to stay for an extended period to watch the performers rise or fall depending on the tides as the dock/stage conforms to nature’s will. But when Sweet Tooth & the Sugar Babies take the stage, you will conform to another sort of nature’s will: the will to groove.

Phantom Gourmet BBQ & Music Festival, featuring The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Saturday, City Hall Plaza The stakes are high for this gig. Firstly, there’s obviously good grub if the Andelman Brothers are putting their Phantom Gourmet moniker on it. Secondly, it’s head Bosstone Dicky Barrett’s 50th birthday, and thirdly, the warmup acts — Gaslight Anthem and Barrence Whitﬁeld & the Savages — put on such killer live shows that we might want to reconsider the phrase “warmup acts.”

Landmarks Orchestra Classical Concerts Wednesdays, The Hatch Shell Boston Landmarks Orchestra director Christopher Wilkins has put together a

stellar program. It opens July 16 with the premiere of “At the River,” which makes sense because you’re right by the Charles while you listen, and “On the Waterfront,” which also makes sense because, well, see reason No. 1. Other highlights of the season include Boston Lyric Orchestra (Aug. 6) and a celebration of the bicentennial of “The Star Spangled Banner” (Aug. 27).

Arts in the Arcade Saturdays, Samuel Adams Park Every Saturday from noon to 7 p.m., Samuel Adams Park comes alive with both visual artists and musicians showcasing their talents. The musical programming kicks oﬀ July 12 with Irish harpist Aine Minogue.

Boston Pops July 3 and 4, The Hatch Shell

Maybe you’ve heard of these guys? Apparently they play the Hatch Shell every Independence Day? Har har har. Obviously, it’s always packed, so if you want to see the ﬁreworks while listening to the Pops on the 4th, you have to watch it on TV or sit on the Esplanade from 7 a.m. on. Or you can go to the preview performance the night before, though there will only be ﬁreworks on the 3rd if you rub your eyes really hard.

Pretty Things Beer Tasting & Local Music Fest July 5, Georges Island The Pretty Things mentioned in the title refers to the small brewing company which puts on this event. The company will let revelers sample its beer and ale, while The Sea The Sea supply the tunes. The Sea The Sea are

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Concerts in the Courtyard Wednesdays at 6 p.m.; Fridays at noon, Boston Public Library There’s no better way to spend a lunch hour at the end of the week than decompressing in the courtyard of the Boston Public Library as you listen to live music from almost every genre (except any genre that could be considered abrasive — free jazz, gangsta rap, hardcore punk, death metal, etc. — because, ya know, it’s still the library). On July 11, check out Erika Van Pelt (no relation to Linus or Lucy). You may remember her kicking butt with Lady Gaga’s “Edge of Glory” on “American Idol” two years ago.

Blue Hills Bank Pavilion Ongoing Several corporate naming rights ago, there was nothing to do near this amphitheater. But a bar crawl to or from the venue is now a legitimate option. This summer is packed with artists whose heydays may be behind them, but there are also acts still on the rise like Chance the Rapper and Diplo (Aug. 10) and Royksopp and Robyn (Aug. 22).

a local duo with modern folky leanings and a knack for sweet harmonies.

Revels Boston Harbor Cruise and Sing II Aug. 12, Rowes Wharf A sunset cruise on the Harbor? Yeah, you could do that, but wouldn’t it be a little boring without a sing-along component where you’re singing sea shanties? Thought so. Revels music director George Emlen and David Coﬃn lead the sing-along.

Mamadou Aug. 15, City Hall Plaza It’s summer, the season where we pretend the weather is this beautiful all year and we listen to reggae as if we’re someplace where the weather actually is this beautiful all year, like Senegal, West Africa. OK, so maybe you don’t consciously pretend you’re in Senegal, West Africa, but the music of Mamadou will transport you to the homeland of local singer Mamadou Diop.

Boston Calling Festival Sept. 5-7, City Hall Plaza The fourth installment of this local festival success story features what is arguably the strongest lineup yet. The National and Neutral Milk Hotel headline on Friday, Lorde and Childish Gambino headline on Saturday and Nas (with The Roots) and The Replacements headline on Sunday. PAT HEALY @metrousmusic

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â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Cassandra Speaksâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Through June 29 Central Square Theater, 450 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; $15-$42 866-811-4111, www.centralsquaretheater.org Nora Theater Company presents this play by Norma Plotkin about Dorothy Thompson, the mid-20th-century journalist who had the honor of being the first foreign journalist to be expelled from Nazi Germany by Hitler himself. Thompson is likened in the playâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s title to the Greek mythology figure Cassandra, who was both gifted with prophecy and cursed to never be believed.

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ing the two fairy stories â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Birthday of the Infantaâ&#x20AC;? and â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Young King,â&#x20AC;? adapted here as theatrical dance pieces by the Boston Actorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Theater. Both tales come from his collection â&#x20AC;&#x153;A House of Pomegranates,â&#x20AC;? and theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re as weird and wonderful as youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d guess. MUSIC

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Cancer | June 21-July 22. You will get along well with others today. Share your hopes and dreams to elicit some interesting suggestions. This would be an ideal time for a getaway. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Money matters appear favorable. Financial aid will appear from an unexpected source. An intriguing offer will lay the groundwork for a change of direction. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Resist the inclination to give up when faced with an obstacle. Don’t let stubbornness lead to a missed opportunity. You will discover that things aren’t as difficult as you thought. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Don’t get flustered by the changes taking place lately. Things will calm down in good time. Ride out the storm and show maturity and leadership. After all, the situation is only temporary. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. You will be rewarded for your hard work. Your skills and common sense are valuable qualities, so make sure you attend as career functions.

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Gemini | May 22-June 20. You will not get a lot of cooperation today. Be prepared to do as much as you can on your own, without worrying about what others are up to.

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Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Family members are relying on you to help out around the home. Don’t complain. Do your share and avoid criticism. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Get in touch with someone you haven’t seen in a long time. Reestablishing the connection will be eye-opening. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. If your routine has become too predictable, try doing something new. Consider learning a new skill or language, or look for valuable information that could spark an interesting endeavor. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Bring your feelings out into the open. Let those close to you know what is distressing you. The longer you postpone discussing what’s bothering you, the more difficult it will be to resolve issues. Aries | March 21-April 20. Don’t reveal a piece of information that was given to you in confidence. It’s time to update your filing system. Sort through all of your documents and purge any that aren’t relevant. Taurus | April 21-May 21. Do your best to be a successful advocate for a worthy cause. Your compassion, coupled with your knowledge and skill, will help you achieve positive reforms. BERNICE BEDE OSOL

No one will stand up to Wall Street

robber barons’ (Metro, June 18) Financial thugs are too big to fail and jail, as letter writer Joseph Dupont points out. The reason? It’s the system, not anyone individual. Our current debt-based monetary system necessitates the lies, deception and corruption. Why? Because ﬁnancial debt with interest is mathematically impossible to pay back in the aggregate. How? When homeowners or students or even businesses borrow money, they are creating “NEW” money in the system/economy. Believe it or not, banks do not lend

is either out to lunch or in someone’s pocket. It’s too bad that most of the media is also so blinded by their own agenda that they don’t care to tackle any of these situations. What happened to the “ballsy pressmen” of the past? No “balls,” I guess!

Re: ‘Camelot now ruled by robber barons’ (Metro, June 18) Letter writer Joseph DuPont hits the nail squarely on the head with his assessment of our recent presidents and Wall Street barons. The situation with the Fed proﬁteering oﬀ the national debt is disgraceful in itself. However, the fact that our leaders allow this to continue is very disturbing. All of Congress

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Bank system is giant pyramid scheme Re: ‘Camelot now ruled by

money, they actually “steal” through a deceptive contract, created by the so-called borrower when they sign a loan with interest. We are all guilty, including myself, of the pyramid scheme we have bought into. Best solution: Wake up and understand money and begin to issue credit by the people and for the people. DAVID SNIECKUS, VIA EMAIL

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Lands of opportunity MLB. The Sox begin a brutal road stretch Thursday, but can make hay by simply playing .500 ball. There’s been a great deal of hyperbole tossed around in the past month or so about the chances of a postseason berth for the Red Sox in 2014. On the morning of Memorial Day Monday, with the Sox having lost 10 games in a row, their season was dubbed “over,” by most. They then won seven games in a row and many said their march back to October had just begun. Then there was another five-game losing streak to start the month of June, and the pessimists were once again vocal. Since those extreme days, the Sox are 6-4. Not great. Not bad. Slightly above average. If the Red Sox can maintain that “slightly above average” pace over the next 10 days, the glass-half-full Sox fans will be happy at their 4th of July cookouts. A daunting road trip against the A’s, Mariners and Yankees begins Thursday in Oakland (10 p.m., NESN). If Boston can go 5-5 on the trip, it will almost certainly remain just five games out of a wild card spot with 80 games left on its schedule. If the Sox go 3-7, 2-8 or 1-9 — then the pessimists may fi-

Sensational sweep The Red Sox completed a sweep of the Twins in dramatic fashion Wednesday as Mike Napoli and David Ortiz hit back-to-back homers in the 10th inning for a 2-1 Sox win. •

David Ortiz and the Red Sox begin a crucial 10-game road trip Thursday night in Oakland. / GETTY IMAGES

to the home runs — a ﬁfth inning double by Daniel Nava. •

John Lackey was phenomenal for the Red Sox as he worked nine innings without allowing a run. Lackey struck out nine and gave up just three hits.

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nally have a legit case. The Red Sox have an opportunity to show some semblance of that 2013 magic carried over to 2014 in this upcoming stretch if they can just hang with three American League teams that are legit playoff contenders. The A’s are the best of the bunch, owning the best record in the AL at 43-28. Oakland currently has three pitchers with more than five wins and an ERA below 3.00, and the Sox will face two of the three. Lefty Scott Kazmir, who is enjoying an all-time bounce-back year, is 8-2 on the year and sports a 2.05 ERA. He will go Thursday against Jake Peavy (1-4, 4.53 ERA). Jesse Chavez, who owns a 6-4 record with a 2.93 ERA, will throw Friday for the A’s against Felix Doubront (2-4, 5.12 ERA). The Mariners (37-34), who host the Sox for three games beginning Monday, are playing their best baseball of the season as they are 10-5 in the month of June. Robinson Cano (.327 batting average) has

been highly productive for Seattle lately, registering at least one hit in 13 of the 16 games played in June. The Sox will be in good shape if they show up to Yankee Stadium on June 27 with three or four combined wins under their belts against the two aforementioned AL West teams. Over the next two weeks, the Yankees (36-33) will be slugging it out with AL East teams exclusively, so there is plenty of opportunity to make up some ground in the division.

and one point against Portugal (June 22) or Germany (June 26). The one point would give them four overall and likely put them in a tiebreaker scenario for the second spot in the group. If that one point comes against Germany — after a loss to Portugal — it could get ugly. In other words, they really need to get a point against Portugal. Even if Portugal beats Ghana, they would have four points and face a tough goal diﬀerential due to their 4-0 opening loss to Germany.

The United States picked up a huge win over Ghana in its opening game of the 2014 World Cup. The loss was critical to the team advancing from Group G, but it’s far from a done deal. So what are the chances the USA advances out of the proverbial “Group of Death”? The oﬃcial number, according to Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight, is 63 percent. We take another glance at what it will take:

Get a point First and foremost, they need to get at least a draw

2 Clint Dempsey celebrates the U.S. win over Ghana. / GETTY IMAGES

Root for Germany It seems odd to root for another team in your own group, but due to their 4-0 win over Portugal, U.S. fans should just pull for Germany

to win the group. Remember, the idea is to advance, not necessarily to win the group. Group G faces Group H ﬁrst in the knockout stage, and the seeding in Group H won’t be deadly regardless of rank. Belgium, Russia, South Korea and Algeria make up Group H. The winner is expected to be Belgium, but this is one of the weakest groups overall and is not top-heavy. Belgium is ranked No. 11 in the FIFA World Rankings. The USA is ranked No. 13. The FIFA rankings have plenty of problems, but the point is Belgium is not a disaster to avoid like topheavy Group A (Brazil, Mexico, Cameroon, Croatia) or Group F (Argentina, Iran, Nigeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina). So let Germany beat Ghana as badly

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By the numbers

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The Red Sox are just 14-19 away from Fenway Park this season. Boston went 44-37 on the road last season and actually scored more runs on the road versus at home. The Sox scored 434 runs in 2013 away from Fenway.

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What are the odds the US advances out of Group G?

as it wants in its next game. Germany would likely hold any tiebreakers with the U.S. anyway if it loses or draws in its next two.

Just win, baby This is where it gets simple: The U.S. basically just needs to win against Portugal or Germany and be golden for the next round. Either Ghana or Portugal would need to win both of its games to also earn six points and force a tiebreaker. Portugal would still be in a huge deficit — again because of that minus-4 goal differential — matched up with the Americans. If Ghana beats Germany and Portugal and overcomes its minus-1 goal differential, all the U.S. can do is tip its cap. MARK OSBORNE

2014 World Cup

Spain given the early boot in Brazil There will be a new World Cup champion in a few weeks’ time as defending champ Spain fell to Chile 2-0 on Wednesday. It was the second straight defeat for Spain, which was blasted last Friday by the Netherlands, 5-1. Charles Aranguiz and Eduardo Vargas each found the net for Chile in the victory over Spain. Spain became the ﬁrst reigning champ in World Cup history to be knocked out of the tournament after just two games.

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DON’T CHASE STATS FROM 2013

You won’t get any points for last year’s stats. It’s amazing how many fantasy football owners forget that simple concept on draft day every season. A surefire way to blow your chances at winning the league is to blindly look at the 2013 season and expect the same thing in 2014. In many instances, past performance is not an indicator of future results. Chase the tails of these guys and get burned.

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No Knowshon Knowshon Moreno was arguably the MVP of the 2013 fantasy season, coming off the waiver wire to finish as fantasy’s No. 5 running back. But NFL executives knew that was mainly a product of Peyton Manning, as Moreno only could muster a oneyear, $3 million contract in free agency. Now Moreno is

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Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton has the talent of a good game manager. But under pass-happy offensive coordinator Jay Gruden, he was allowed to throw the ball 586 times — eighthmost in the league. That led to a shocking QB5 finish in fantasy. With Gruden now in Washington, new offensive coordinator Hue Jackson is going to reel Dalton in. He’ll be more of a caretaker, seeing his attempts slashed while watching Gio Bernard and Jeremy Hill carry the load. Dalton is a backup at the deepest position in fantasy.

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The Patriots targeted Julian Edelman 105 times last season out of necessity more than desire. If it weren’t for Aaron Hernandez’s murders, Rob Gronkowski’s inability to stay on the field, Shane Vereen’s wrist injury and Danny Amendola’s groin woes, he never would have emerged as a PPR stud. Tom Brady knows that in order to put crooked numbers on the board, he needs a more diverse attack that doesn’t just check down to Edelman. Expect something closer to 70 catches than 100.

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