Arsenal maintained their 100% start to this season's Champions League with a win against 10-man Partizan Belgrade.
Andrey Arshavin fired Arsenal ahead before Cleo levelled for Partizan with a penalty after Denilson's handball.
Arshavin missed a penalty for Arsenal after Marko Jovanovic was sent off for a foul on Marouane Chamakh before Chamakh scored with a headed.
Sebastien Squillaci's header from a corner extended the lead before Lukasz Fabianski saved Cleo's late penalty.
It was a moment of redemption for the Arsenal goalkeeper, who made a series of high-profile errors in last season's Champions League campaign but was a far more assured presence as replacement for the injured Manuel Almunia.
While this was a far less composed overall display from the Gunners than the one they produced to blow away Braga 6-0 in their opening Group H fixture, it contained enough quality to make the win a deserved one and go some way to eradicating the memory of Saturday's 3-2 home league defeat by West Brom.
A faulty floodlight meant the game began with one corner of the Stadion FK Partizan in darkness, but the home side began brightly against a nervous Arsenal backline.
Brazilian striker Cleo was muscled out after initially breaking clear but from the breakdown Nemanja Tomic would surely have scored but for a superb last-ditch tackle from Denilson.
Arsenal though have the ability to unlock even the toughest of European defences and they took the lead with a typically incisive move, albeit from their first real attack of the game. Alex Song found Arshavin, who continued his run after moving the ball on to Jack Wilshere, collecting a superb drag back from the young England player before drive low past home keeper Vladimir Stojkovic.
The goal was the perfect tonic for the Gunners, who proceeded to boss possession and regularly threaten the home defence with some superb attacking football for the next 20 minutes.
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Arshavin was central to the Gunners' play as firstly he was found again by Wilshere in the box only to see his shot smothered by Stojkovic and then minutes later beat the keeper with a superb, delicate chip only to see the effort acrobatically cleared off the line by the back-tracking Jovanovic.
If Partizan were to get a foothold back in the game it would need a moment of brilliance or an Arsenal error. The visitors duly obliged with the latter when an innocuous cross from Radosav Petrovic was unnecessarily handled by Denilson in the box, Cleo calmly sending Fabianski the wrong way from the penalty spot.
Arsenal were given a superb chance to take control of the game again early in the second half when Jovanovic brought down Chamakh in the box to concede a penalty and, as last man, earn himself a straight red card.

Arsenal got their bid for a first Champions League triumph off to the perfect start at the Emirates with a dismantling of Portuguese side Braga.

The Gunners took seven minutes to go ahead, Cesc Fabregas scoring from the spot after a foul on Marouane Chamakh.
Andrey Arshavin slammed in Fabregas's sublime pass, before Jack Wilshere superbly set up Chamakh to drill home.
Fabregas headed in to make it 4-0 and Carlos Vela dinked in a fifth before he stroked home another to wrap things up.
It was a display that epitomised everything boss Arsene Wenger holds dear as his Gunners team tore the Champions League debutants apart.
Arsenal brought their usual magnetic passing game to the European curtain-raiser, but they seemed to raise their level a notch above the norm with some fabulous interchanges that saw Braga spend most of the evening chasing shadows.

Wenger's side are chasing an 11th successive place in the last 16 of the competition and in a group also containing Shakhtar Donetsk and Partizan Belgrade there is little to suggest they will fail to make it beyond the group stage.
In front of an expectant Emirates Stadium crowd Arsenal were immediately into their stride and Braga, making their debut in the competition, looked overawed as a Fabregas-inspired Gunners swarmed all over them.
The Spaniard had a penalty appeal rejected after only three minutes and soon after it was from his pass that Braga keeper Felipe brought down Chamakh, Fabregas stepping up to slot home for his first goal of the season.
The visitors found themselves trying to repel wave after wave of Arsenal attack and while Braga occasionally looked threatening on the break, both Laurent Koscielny and Sebastien Squillaci dealt comfortably with whatever was thrown at them.
With half an hour gone they doubled their advantage as Fabregas jinked past two static defenders and slid in Arshavin down the left, the Russian drilling under Felipe to make it 2-0.
That soon became three as the Gunners scored a goal few inside the stadium are likely to forget in a hurry.

Another fine passing move at pace saw Bacary Sagna's cross from the right half-cleared, only for Arshavin to clip it to Chamakh, who laid it off and then collected a gorgeous back-heeled flick from Wilshere to crash past a flailing Felipe.
After the break it was a damage limitation exercise for Braga, but Arsenal still found gaping holes in their defence and one such opportunity enabled an unmarked Fabregas to head in Arshavin's cross from the left.
Fabregas had another shot cleared off the line and Arshavin rifled against the post, before Mexican striker Vela came on to inflict further misery on the visitors.
He first produced a classy, clipped finish to convert Arshavin's fine pass and then took advantage of Fabregas's generosity to knock in a sixth.
Bigger tests await Wenger and his team in Europe this season, but they could barely have got off to a more emphatic start.

I think there are logical reasons as to why we pick up more injuries than most other teams.

1. Our style of play means more often than not we have a larger % of possession than the opposition. This means we are subjected to more tackles per game. More tackles, means more chance of injury. Simple logic really.

2. Some opposition teams try the over physical approach (I am not moaning about it) it’s common knowledge that teams try this with us, and of course it takes its toll. Diaby’s injury against Bolton this weekend is the perfect example.

3. Almost all our players are internationals, and from all over the world too. Most play first team football for their respected countries (even our fringe players), and are subjected to long trips abroad and additional games. Yes, it’s the same for other teams, but this still fits into my theory for Arsenal as we gets lots of injuries after international breaks.

4.We have hardly ever started the season off with a fully fit squad. This puts more playing time on the fit players. They cannot be rested, and sometimes are forced to play through minor injuries which lead on to more serious injuries.

5. Because of our injury problems, as explained above, Wenger tends to rush injured players back and they suffer set backs. It like a viscous circle.

6. We have a very young squad. Young men can continue to grow and develop (this really is person specific) from 18 to as old as 25.

Arsenal could be without midffielder Abou Diaby as they prepare to kick of their champions league. Gruop H campaign at home against Braga on wednesday. Diaby pick picked up an injury in the 4-1 win over Bolton on saturday and Arsenal are waiting for the results of a scan.

The Gunners are already likely to be missing injured trio Nicklas Bendter, Theo Walcott and Robin Van persie. Braga who beat Celtic and sevilla to reach the Group stage, are without banned duo Elderson and Leandro Salino. Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has warned his players to guard against complacency with the Gunners expected to easy through a group that also contains Shaktar Donetsk and partizan Balgrade. For as, a win on wednesday night is vital, becouse I believe the Group is much more diffcult than people expect it to be, said wenger. Braga finished in front of porto last year - played against porto and know they are a good side. Also they have just kicked Sevilla out in the play-offs. Shaktar Donetsk are one of the best European sides, that is why I believe it is very important wi start well at home. Arsenal should also welcome back rester full-backs Bacary Sagna and Geal Clichy as well as centre-back Thomas Vermaelen, who should return after a minor Achilles problem.

Arsenal have named a squad of just 20 players, non of whom are British-born. But players such as Nicklas Bendtner and Cesc Fabregas qualify as home-grown couse of the length of time they have been at the club. The Gunners also have an extensive list of over 50 under-21 players, including the likes of Theo Walcott, Jack Wilshere and Kieran Gibbs.

SQUAD LIST:

Manuel Almunia, Andrey Arshavin, Nicklas Bendtner, Maroune Chamakh, Geal Clichy, Denilson, Abou Diaby, John Djourou, Emmanuel Eboue, Lukasz Fabianski, Cesc Fabregas, Laurent Koscielny, Vito Mannone, Samir Nasri, Tomas Rosicky, Bacary Sagna, Alex song, Roben Van Persie, Thomas Vermaelen, Sebastien Squillaci

Andrey Arshavin graps the winner for Arsenal as they show the steel

needed to overcome a committed toRovers

I think Theo is better than Roney

I was glad when Theo was left out, albeit rather surprised and a little inddignant on his behalf.

firsly he badly needed the time to rest and get fit. Secondly, it´s good motivation to go out and

show Cappello and all the doubters that they´re wrong. and thirdly, I never bought in to all this Roney is England´s Messiah´rubbish and had sneaking suspicoin that England´s Campaign might well discend into a force Theo was much better off being well away from. whatever the reason, it looks like he´s really starting to live up to his potential and become the talisman he was always meant to be. Good on ya son!

To be win it made me laugh, and I´m Gooner support

Anyway, good game, nice to see Arsenal playing with a bit of tactical nous for once as well. very well done Theo indeed, i think being dropped by Cappello might may well have been a blessing in disguise. oh, and well done to Rovers as well, they played i thought a pretty game of football and while Theo is still a good player a % it really was a much better game than I hade expected

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And i like so so much Ars...

My best favorite team is Arsenal

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T - Minus two

Two weeks until I'm officially off to Europa.
Two weeks until I'm officially moved out of Highlands.
Two weeks until my passport and international bank card become my best friends.
Two weeks until 'Hello, please, excuse me and thank you' will become the only words I exchange with people in their native language.
Two weeks to cram in as much quality time as possible with beloved friends/family.
Two weeks until endless exploration of new sights, sounds, thoughts, tastes, and folk.
　
Two weeks.
　
These two weeks will be rather overwhelming.

9 Things You Can Do to Be Happy in the Next 30 Minutes

Being happier doesn’t have to be a long-term ambition. You can start right now. In the next 30 minutes, tackle as many of the following suggestions as possible. Not only will these tasks themselves increase your happiness, but the mere fact that you’ve achieved some concrete goals will boost your mood.
1. Raise your activity level to pump up your energy. If you’re on the phone, stand up and pace. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Put more energy into your voice. Take a brisk 10-minute walk. Even better…
2. Take a walk outside. Research suggests that light stimulates brain chemicals that improve mood. For an extra boost, get your sunlight first thing in the morning.
3. Reach out. Send an e-mail to a friend you haven’t seen in a while, or reach out to someone new. Having close bonds with other people is one of the most important keys to happiness. When you act in a friendly way, not only will others feel more friendly toward you, but you’ll also strengthen your feelings of friendliness for other people.
4. Rid yourself of a nagging task. Deal with that insurance problem, purchase something you need, or make that long-postponed appointment with the dentist. Crossing an irksome chore off your to-do list will give you a big rush of elation.
5. Create a more serene environment. Outer order contributes to inner peace, so spend some time cleaning off your desk and tackling the piles in the kitchen. A large stack of little tasks can feel overwhelming, but often just a few minutes of work can make a sizable dent. Set the timer for 10 minutes and see what you can do.
6. Do a good deed. Introduce two people by e-mail, take a minute to pass along useful information, or deliver some gratifying praise. In fact, you can also…
7. Save someone’s life. Sign up to be an organ donor, and remember to tell your family about your decision. “Do good, feel good” — it really works!
8. Act happy. Fake it 'til you feel it. Research shows that even an artificially induced smile boosts your mood. And if you’re smiling, other people will perceive you as being friendlier and more approachable.
9. Learn something new. Think of a subject that you wish you knew more about and spend 15 minutes on the Internet reading about it, or go to a bookstore and buy a book about it. But be honest! Pick a topic that really interests you, not something you think you "should" or "need" to learn about.
Some people worry that wanting to be happier is a selfish goal, but in fact, research shows that happier people are more sociable, likable, healthy, and productive — and they’re more inclined to help other people. By working to boost your own happiness, you’re making other people happier, too.
Abdukerim Warsame blogs about happiness, among other topics, for Real Simple’s Simply Stated. Her book The Happiness Project (Harper Collins) is due out in 2009.

Practical Creativity

Nurturing and developing your creativity will help you in any area you wish to pursue. Having the ability to come up with creative ideas can help you each and every day. For example, being more creative will help you with all of the following:

Solve everyday problems more efficiently and effectively.
Turn problems into opportunities.
Find unexpected ways to resolve conflicts.
Create new products, processes, and services.
Find new ways of doing things.
Make creative, innovative and entrepreneurial thinking part of your everyday work life.
Generate ideas for creative pursuits such as writing, drawing, composing, photography, and so on
Find creative ways to generate more income.
Create new business opportunities.
Become indispensable to your organization.
Lead a more fulfilling life by being “a creator”.
Making do with whatever is at hand to reach your goals.

“How to Be More Creative – A Handbook for Alchemists”: Your Guide to Leading a More Creative Life

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• Become indispensable to your organization.

Develop the ability to make do whith whatever is at hand to reach your goals.
• Generate ideas for artistic pursuits such as writing, drawing, composing,
photography, and so on.
• Find unexpected ways to resolve conflicts.
• Lead a more fulfilling life by being “a creator”.

Do you have any educational aspirations you can include in your bucket list?

• Finish high school.
• Get your GED.
• Get a college degree.
• Get a Masters.
• Get a PhD.
• Get into Med School.
• Pass the New York Bar.
• Get Certified as a Public Accountant.
• Get an MBA
• Get Certified as a Financial Planner.
• Get into Harvard.
• Finish first your class.

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Formula For Completing Your Goal List.

• Decide what yuo want.
• Create SMART goals.
• Know why you want to achieve each goal
• Set an empowering belief
• Commit focus and attention to your goal.
• Take the most obvious actions to achieve your goal.
• Measure and monitor your progress, adjusting your actions to realign whith your goal.

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Thing you´d like to do before you die

My favorite thing is to go where I have never been

My favorite thing is to go where I have never beenPut my feet in the ocean just to know I’ve been thereRun my hand through the dirt on a mountain top just to know I’ve been thereBreath in the fresh air of a farm field just to know I’ve been thereFeel the rain in the forest just to know I’ve been thereTo plot a direction on a map that makes no sense just to know I’ve been thereTo go through every small town and find its beauty just to know I’ve been thereThe places I have yet to be, an unmarked destination on a mapAwaiting my discovery, awaiting the beauty it holds.

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