Damn... Now thats an idea, props to the inventor who made foot shaped cut outs out of an old anti fatigue mat and strapped them to their feet.
Damn... Now thats an idea, props to the inventor who made foot shaped cut outs out of an old anti fatigue mat and…
You know, I have anti-fatigue mats, and they don't just work in one spot, but everywhere.
You know, I have anti-fatigue mats, and they don't just work in one spot, but everywhere.
I would add economics into there as well. The teach a lot of history and social sciences but not all schools teach economics. Its important fundamental analysis that is probably important for the politically engaged but also assists in the money management.
They both do (aged 8 & 3)
"There are reasons why white gun's rights activists can walk into a Chipotle restaurant with assault rifles and be seen as gauche nuisances while unarmed black men are killed for reaching for their wallets or cell phones, or carrying children's toys."
Only problem is you've got to live in Texas!
Germans completed 4x as many passes as the Americans. The reason why they ran as much is they were one of the few teams that actually plays full football, with their backs pressing high up field and their goaltender playing like a sweeper.
Germany and the Neatherlands are a bit of outlier as their style of offensive play and not just packing it in with every lead or to go to penalty shots, lead them to constant motion.
Nerds.
Yeah, but that doesn't mean that the U.S. team did that. I don't know where to find the possession % stats, but German completed 4157 passes compared to our 1676. I was thrilled with how the U.S. team ended up doing, but I definitely felt that maintaining possession was an area where we could have improved…
Leave it to a bunch of baseball-loving Americans to misunderstand the significance of runs.
Actually it's extremely possible. You run MORE because you don't have the ball. You spend most of the game chasing. Germany is up there because they were one of the few teams to play a true up-tempo style and their backs get involved a lot in the attack on crosses. The Dutch are up there because their outside…
It's not impossible at all - it just means you're spending a shitload of time and energy chasing the ball.
Freedom of speech in the US applies to the government attempting to suppress what you want to say. The current state of political correctness makes it so the government doesn't really have to - employers' reactions to social backlash for any unpopular opinion pretty much makes sure that no one voices any unpopular…
Großkreutz before the tournament thrown a döner kebab in a fans face. The police got involved and he nearly lost his spot on the team. So Julian Draxler sang that Großkreutz should give them a döner. More or less...the joke is not easy to translate. Its more "Ha Großkreutz and Döner, lets all laugh."
I'm sorry what? Given that football is played in more countries than any other sport and that it rakes in more money than any other sport...I'd say there's little doubt it is the world's greatest game.
As much as you and other Americans try, you'll just never quite sound right when talking about soccer. Same for Euros talking about the NFL or MLB.
Does a reverse method exist that turns other food into ice-cream?
How are you so sure of that? It can perfectly be three scenes, not acts. There are other movies that do this. Hitch's Rope is one single scene, cut only because of the film limit, but a continuos scene nonetheless. I don't see why this won't be the case here too. I can totally see Sorkin pulling this off.
