He's known for urging patrons not to buy cronuts on Craigslist, a corner of which has become a black market for the pastry.
Vettel was investigated but not penalised by the stewards after he cut a corner on one of the laps on which he was coming into the pits in final qualifying.
35 mins Tottenham win a corner on the left, which is knocked back from Kaboul to King, who swiftly moves it on to Lennon on the edge of the box.
46 min: France are straight onto the attack and Ribery7 wins a corner on the right which is then headed clear by Khacheridi who is called into action again moments later to tackle Menez.
My mind went back, as it often does in such conditions, to the morning of September 11 , 2001 when, on Duane and Greenwich, a reporter's notebook in hand, I watched the South Tower tumble into a great dust cloud that quickly enveloped the corner on which I was standing.
The corner on which I spoke to Jimmy features an architect's office and one of those expensive old-school barbers that are popular now, but was once a well-known crime family headquarters called the Motion Lounge.
Using a touch screen, witnesses on the stand can pick the street corner on which they were standing, turn 360 degrees to show the court where soldiers and demonstrators stood, and trace their movements with a drawing program like those used by sports commentators.
In the corner on which all eyes have hitherto been glued stands Ken Stott, who has been given the unenviable task of replacing Mr. Gandolfini.
The corner on which it grows is exposed to the east, allowing it to remain cool in even the hottest summers.
But civil libertarians worry that the cops are profiling young, mostly black men as potential criminals based on nothing more than the street corner on which they are hanging out.
