DH The world of football is replete with talented players; coming across yet another is nice, but not noteworthy.
It really was a toss-up about what was more noteworthy: that Abbott gave that overly frank account of his private scheduling to a room full of people; or that people would leak it, knowing that's a highly damaging concept to have floating out there.
It was certainly noteworthy that in his recent interview in this newspaper, Clarke complained of the "ludicrous cycle of ridiculous housing booms followed by housing crashes".
It's noteworthy that both Eminem and Justin Timberlake scored huge first-week sales in 2013: their fans grew up purchasing CDs, and owning music.
The victory in Colorado was especially noteworthy as it was only six years ago that Coloradans turned down a similar effort by 18 points.
It is noteworthy that the UK, as one such state, has done nothing effective to meet these obligations, and has, in fact, increased its aid and assistance in Israel since the ICJ's opinion.
All of this seems particularly noteworthy in a week when a young woman from Hampshire was awarded £20,000 compensation for being arrested and branded a liar by police for reporting that she was raped.
The pleasing, noteworthy thing about this series, however, is how much time is devoted to explaining Natasha and her friends' side of the story, instead of telling them off, or loading them on to the media ducking stool for a prime-time dunking.
A run of five games without scoring was their worst since 1992 (in turn their worst in the Premier League era), with another noteworthy caveat being the absence of Christian Benteke.
And whether you find Abbott sincere or not, it was still noteworthy that he declared himself feminist on International Women's Day this year.
Manuel Neuer did not have to make a noteworthy save in the last half an hour and Arsenal did not have anyone on their bench who could worry their opponents.
