And he's been left out of the squad against Montenegro, how about that. "Every English Arsenal player" indeed.

The thing is, the English National Team has almost always been shit. England has won one World Cup, as hosts. The team has never appeared in another final, and has never made the finals of the European Championship. England isn't underperforming, it's consistently being the mediocre side it always is. The only issue…

Thank you for pointing this out.

It's good mang

The only reason to buy salted butter is if you want to keep it on the counter, unrefrigerated, for easy spreading. The salt acts as a preservative and the butter will keep from turning rancid for a few weeks.

http://www.nytimes.com/recipes/12906/…

If it's short grain.

false. short grain brown rice is #1

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The AV Club had a nice piece on this the other day. You're absolutely right.

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Joe MacLeod is doing stuff for Deadspin now? Fucking awesome!

I think you're giving the business opportunities claim a bit of short shrift. While typically this isn't easy to show, a high-profile athlete with many lucrative opportunities that depend upon him actively playing baseball is a pretty good fit. For example, there may be recurring endorsements that won't be renewed for…

One of the many lawyers to put their names to this pleading is Joseph Tacopina, whose website boasts:

As to the element of intentionality, in New York there needs to be an intention to harm the economic relationship, not merely intentional conduct. So it's a somewhat heavier lift on that front.

This is never going to trial, it's merely a tactic to help in the arbitration fight.

Clichy played him onside. They were supposed to be playing an offisde trap and Clichy wasn't holding the line.

Dortmund is level on points with Bayern and has scored more goals in the Bundesliga. They play in late November.

Have you seen how Dortmund is playing this year?

As Michael Cox points out, it was specifically Lahm who was constantly left free because of the 4-4-2 in "the Busquets role" (minus dives). Also City switched to a 4-2-3-1 and then matched up much better with Bayern with Milner against Rafinha. So yes, Bayern looked very dangerous but I think this was very much a case…