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Kyle Dean Pruett MD
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1. Developmental consequences of father involvement in child development. Longitudinal study - 10 yrs. (in progress) 2. Development of creativity in children 3. Effects of Divorce Process on Families with Young Children 4. Reducing child neglect, abandonment and abuse by engaging at-risk fathers early in the lives of their children; randomized clinical trial of 700 families. International replication underway in Canada 5. Developmental effects of media exposure on young children
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Dr. Pruett has been a distinguished educator at the graduate, undergraduate and distance-learning level for three decades and has served the Child Study Center as Director of Medical and Undergraduate Studies and member of School of Medicine's Curriculum Committee. He is an international expert and forensic consultant on child, parental and family development, paternal involvement, children's mental health, creativity and the effects of trauma, media and divorce on young and very young children. Founder of the Yale Conference on Fatherhood, and the Harris Professional Development Network for Training in Early Intervention and Research, and was co-chair of the Child Custody Conflict Placement Committee of the Child Study Center and the Yale Law School. He is past President of Zero to Three: National Center of Infants, Toddlers and Families, and serves on the Board of Trustees of Sesame Workshop, Yale Program for Humanities in Medicine, and The Alliance for Childhood. He is a regular consultant and contributor to ABC and CBS News, Newsweek Magazine, NPR, the New York Times and sits on the editorial boards of Medical Problems of the Performing Artist, Parents, and Child. Dr. Pruett served as principal investigator of the pioneering Longitudinal Study of Children of Primary Nurturing Fathers in Intact Families 1982-1998. He was co-principal investigator with Marsha Kline Pruett of Divorce in Legal Context: Outcomes for, and Perceptions by, Young Children of the Process of Divorce, 1998-2000. He conducted the first investigation of the effects of a collaborative divorce model on child outcomes, again teaming up with his wife, 2000-2002. His current research focuses on the Supporting Fatherhood Initiative, State of California Department of Social Service, Office of Child Abuse Prevention. It is a major, 700 family multi-site randomized clinical trial of a co-parenting-focused intervention designed to reduce abuse and neglect in a primarily Latino population of poor families by engaging fathers positively and early in the lives of their children. Findings have prompted California to change the training of their childwelfare workers, and an international replication is underway in Alberta, CA
Selected Publications
- Pruett, K., Shashank, J., Martin, A., (2010) Thinking About Prescribing; The Psychology of Psychopharmacology, The Textbook of Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology, ed. Martin, A, Scahill, L., Kratochvil C., Oxford University Press, London
- Cowan, P., Cowan, C.P., Pruett, M.Kline, Pruett, K., Wong, J., (2009) Promoting Fathers' Engagement with Children:Preventive Interventions for Low-Income Families, Journal of Marriage and the Family, V. 71, August, 663-679
- Pruett, K.D. and Pruett, M.K., (2009) Partnership Parenting: How Men and Women Parent Differently - Why it Helps Your Kids and Can Strengthen Your Marriage, Cambridge, Da Capo Press
- Pruett, K.D. (2007) The Art of the Science: The Child, Family and System-Centered Approach to Child Psychiatry. In Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: A Comprehensive Textbook Volkmar, F. and Martin, A. eds. Vol. 4 Lippincott: Philadelphia
- Martin, A., Bostic, J., Pruett, K.D. (2004) The V.I.P: Hazard and Promise in Treating 'Special' Patients, Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Vol. 43:3, pp. 366-369
- Pruett, Marsha Kline and Pruett, K.D., editors, (2003) Special Issue: Separated and Unmarried Fathers and the Courts, Family Court Review, Vol. 41:3, July
- Pruett, K.D. (2002) "Father Hunger: Explorations with Adults and Children" by J. Herzog, book review in New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 347:19, November 2002


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"When I broke the record, when I jumped the 36-8, they wouldn't tell me because they had to get an official to make sure it was right. He had to sign it and then they told everybody who was over there," Thompson said. "The next time, I jumped 37-2. He wouldn't tell me again."
When she heard the second distance, "I was shocked." The triple jump is a combination of speed, power and balance.
"You need speed to go and then your phases need to be longer. I used to run the 100 (dash) and I guess my speed built up and it was easy for me," Thompson said. "You need to make sure every jump is long enough. I've been working on that all year because sometimes my first jump would be big and my second jump small. I try to get all jumps the same length."
Thompson's state record of 37 feet, 2 inches exceeded her previous personal best by 14 inches. She may have been shocked but her coach, Mark Mitchell, was not.
"She told me going in she was going to jump a 38 (feet). I had no reason to doubt her. She had jumped really well in the long jump but didn't win it (finishing second). She goes into the high jump and finishes second. That was not what she wanted in the long jump but it was three or four spots better in the high jump. But she had to hurry through the shot put. She had to throw all six throws right there and only got a point. She was kind of disappointed about that," Mitchell said. "She was really motivated. She was winning the triple jump no matter what. She has worked so hard this year and dedicated herself because she hadn't ever triple jumped before. She worked at it and worked at it and worked at it and she deserved the state record because she's that type of girl. She has a phenomenal attitude. She did whatever I asked her to do. She was a great leader for us on our track team. It was a good, fitting end to her track and field career to set that state record. If any kid deserved it, BreAnna Thompson deserved it."
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This game was fun because it enabled us to vent aggression that nature was silently building inside our 8-year-old male bodies. And no one actually got hurt, except for perhaps the occasional scraped knee or elbow acquired while doing some action-movie dive-roll-and-shoot maneuver that would "save" us from being "killed" in action. I think it was this lack of inevitable pain that made me better at guns than another game from my childhood: "smear the queer." In this game (the homophobic undertones of which I was not aware until I became an adult), a football was tossed into the air and the fool who picked it up was supposed to run for their life as the other players tried to "smear" them. Once the ball carrier was sufficiently subdued, the process began again.
Then and now, I have always been envious of men who seemed to have no fear of pain. (I say "men" as opposed to "people" because I honestly believe women have an inherently higher threshold for pain than any man could ever have.) My brother is one of those people. In his teenage years he could ride his Roller Blades for miles or in half-pipes and come home with giant gashes in his legs. No matter how he hurt himself, he'd always be out there doing it again.
This train of thought sprang to my mind this week as I wrote the story of a young man, Thomas Murray, returning home to Sparks from duty in Iraq. This soldier is just a few years younger than myself and in fact resembled me in enough ways that a neighbor thought I was him when I walked toward the door of his home to interview his parents. Then seeing Thomas in the airport made me realize that he would be more at home in an arcade than in a war zone.
My mind then wandered back a few years to a college bowl game I went to in San Diego. Since San Diego is such a military town, there was a steady stream of camouflage at the game. I shared some booze in the parking lot with a few young soldiers who had recently returned from Iraq with scars, missing fingers and a strong desire to get back to their buddies who were still there fighting.
These young soldiers are the same boys who grabbed the ball playing "smear the queer" when I ran the other way. They, like my brother, didn't let the sight of a little blood break their wills.
One might say that I am the smart one for not getting into a situation where I could get myself hurt or killed. Using my head will help me live to be a ripe old age, or so the argument goes.
I often say those things myself, but part of me thinks it's a rationalization for just being chicken. Will I be an old man who never experienced the rush of zooming down a hill on skis or a skateboard because I didn't want to risk hurting myself? Not that I'm anxious to step in front of a bullet (particularly not for the current cause), but would I even have the guts to for the right reason?
But then I think about this: I have played paintball a few times and I didn't like the sting of a round of liquid-filled plastic shot from a gun using pressurized air, so do I really think I could stand up under live fire with flesh-ripping bullets? Maybe it's better that the other kids are the ones out there while I sit safely behind my desk. Otherwise we'd all be speaking German or Spanish or Arabic or the language of some other invading force.
I certainly don't want to be mourned by my family members for dying young in war, but I wish I had even a fraction of the guts it takes to fight. It might get me further in life in general. I guess it is a good thing I have The Wife on my side, since I sure wouldn't want to be on the business end of her gun.
To that end, I want to say welcome home to Thomas Murray. To Sean Gaul, a former classmate of Murray's at Reed High School who was laid to rest yesterday after being killed in Iraq, I salute you.
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What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
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What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
In October , 1961 I ran against Dennis Carr in a high school cross-country race...and I led all the way (silly 1.8 mile distance back then) until the final 200 meters when he easily kicked past me.
He then went on to run a 4:08.7 mile, graduate to USC, place second to Wade Bell in the 1967 NCAA 800m and then kind of disappeared...I lost track of him.
Anyone know what happened? With his speed (saw him run a 22.1 220 in H.S.) and nice flowing stride I thought Carr could have gone well under 4:00.0 in the mile.
I'm not positive, but I think Dennis Carr made an appearance at the California state high school championships a few years ago. I believe he was presenting some awards at that meet. There sure were some great high school runners from Whittier/La Habra in the early 1960's. Whittier is in Los Angeles County while La Habra is in Orange County.
I did some research and found out Willie Wilson died of cancer several years ago. I understand when Bruce Bess graduated from La Habra High in 1962, Coach Wilson went with him to USC as the distance coach.
I still don't know where Dennis Carr is today. I'm working on it. Where did you go to high school when you ran cross country against him?
Yikes, no more Lowell HS? Also the home of the great multi-eventer and high jumper, Greg Heet. Heet beat me on misses in the Tustin-Lowell dual meet when we both cleared 5' 11 3/4" as 10 graders. Then he thumped me badly for the next two years!
You ran in that meet didn't you lovestorun?
Good to hear from you, LC!
Yes, I think Whittier is correct. Whittier use to have Sierra High (before it closed). Remember Richard Joyce? He went to Sierra High in Whittier. Whittier High School had a 440 man who won the state championship. Do you remember him? I think the city of Whittier has a few other high schools: California High, La Serna High, and maybe more.
Mike Newton was a 440 runner in about '69 or '70. I think there was another one, ___ Sims?
Yes, Mike Newton won the California State Meet in 1967 (440) and Bill Sims was second in 1969 (440). Both went to Whittier High. Of course you know which former First Lady taught at Whittier High.
I found some more Dennis Carr information. I believe Carr started his freshman year at La Habra High School. Lowell High opened in the 1961 - 1962 school year, which would have been Carr's junior year. Because of the Lowell High attendance area, Carr moved to Lowell High from La Habra High School. I have heard stories from runners who knew him in high school that he was a very friendly and down-to-earth type of guy. I still don't know where he is today. To be continued.
Thanks Double R Bar....I remember now that he did start at La Habra and then go to Lowell when it opened...so he and Bruce Bess were teammates for one year .
And, yes, I can add my input that Dennis is a nice guy...after he out kicked me in the cc race he complimented me on the hard pace I set and said he was "lucky" to beat me.
This thread inspired a look at my "souvenir" program from the first HS meet I ever attended: the 1961 Southern Section Finals at Chaffey (Ontario CA) HS. There were a few notable events that day. Immediately following one of them, a 20.2 National Record 220, I see that Dennis Carr (a La Habra sophomore) won the Class C (younger, smaller than "varsity" athletes) 1320 in 3:11.0, easily beating a kid who had set a section record of 3:10.5 the previous week. Among Carr's other victims was future Olympian Tracy Smith (Arcadia HS), fourth in 3:14.7. About 10 minutes later, junior Bruce Bess won the Class A (varsity) mile in 4:15.1, a section record.
The following year, Carr (now at Lowell) and Bess ran in separate cross country divisions in the championship meets. Bess won the section mile title again (Carr was third just behind yet another future Olympian, Bob Day), but at the State Meet, seeded into separate races, Carr was in total control.
Lowell HS was located in La Habra.
I checked on Lowell High School and found out it was located in Whittier. A health services college now owns the property. Haven't found Dennis Carr yet.
I've no idea where municipal or unincorporated area boundaries (or zip codes) have been drawn or redrawn over the years, but at least some of these folks seem to have thought that their school was in La Habra.
http://www.e-yearbook.com/Lowell_High_S ... n_Yearbook
http://www.alumni.net/North_America/Uni ... gh_School/
Lowell was in the Fullerton School District, a different county (Orange) than the Whittier School District (L.A.), and its students originated at (and were later absorbed by) La Habra schools. No doubt the land is today included in Whittier's postal codes (and perhaps boundaries), but in 1961-70?
You may be correct. I found the Whittier reference on Wikipedia. Of course they are not always right.
I double-checked city lines and found out that Lowell High School was in Whittier's city limits. It was not a part of the Whittier school system even though it was (and still is) in Whittier.
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I am new to the T&F online blog -- but am old to following and participating in track and cross country in the Whittier and Southern Section CIF. Are any of you still discussing Richard Joyce and other great runners of that area and era? Richard Joyce and I went to elementary and high school together -- Sierra HS in Whittier. He was an excellent student -- majored in engineering at USC. His father was a high school teacher and his family always emphasized academics. Richard's older brother,Gordon, was a superb football player and hurdler at California HS in Whittier. It's hard to explain to those in other regions of the country how incredible track and field was in Southern California high schools and colleges of the 1960s. Hope this topic is still of interest, even though I am long gone from California.
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We haven't been discussing Richard Joyce lately, however I do remember how good he was. You are right about track and field in Southern California during the 1960's. What year did you graduate from Sierra High School? Did you know a Lew Jones there? I believe he must have graduated around 1963. He was also a good half miler, but of course not as fast as Joyce. Where is Joyce today?
I still haven't found Dennis Carr, but I'm not giving up yet.
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I have nothing to add about DC just that the name brings back memories. I grew up and live in the eastern midwest. When I first became interested in T&F I'd go to the HS library and read some scholastic magizine that listed the top HS track times in the country.
At the top was Dennis Carr! As a young teenager I was in awe of his times. It is one of those names I will never forget that gave me a lifetime entrance into the world of track.
Yes, I also am interested in his where abouts.
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Jthelin replying to good post from loveto run
Why, yes, I know Lewis Jones very well. He was Sierra HS Class of 1963 -- classmate and good friends with my brother. Lewis was, indeed, a solid cross country runner and half miler. He went to nearby Whittier College where, in his senior year, joined by twin brothers (the Gove brothers, who graduated from Whittier's California HS in 1967) won, I believe, the NAIA distance relay. Lewis personified the work ethic of studies and training that made this era and area special in the 1960s. By the way (and I am long departed from LA and Whittier) a few years back Lewis tells me that there was a wonderful reunion of about75 Sierra HS track student athletes to honor long time wonderful coach Robert Dugard at coach Dugard's memorial service.
Any comments on last Sunday's big New York Times article about San Diego's class of 1966 sub 4 minute miler Tim Danielson? I actually was put off by the story because it devoted so much story to one individual's personal problems -- losing sight of track and field, esp the incredible talent of CIF Southern Section and CIF San Diego in the mid and late 1960s.
Thanks for responding. Hope the conversation grows and continues
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apology to DoubeRBar -- I mistakenly did not address you in my post a few minutes ago about Lewis Jones and Sierra HS. Please continue the discussion. I have about forty years of pent up recollections, stories about CIF SS track of the late 1950s and 1960s and, later, UC Berkeley track and cross country of the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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Coupla yrs ago Carl Trentadue was trying to locate Dennis in hopes of seeing him at ss/cal RR reunion I think /not sure ... But believe he located in Midwest they were' of course, teammates at USC. I'll have to ask Carl (Jesse) if that's correct
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Read these latest responses to my original post re: Dennis Carr. I hope someone will be able to report an update on Dennis.
I think he was a great talent who never reached his potential...like most of us! At USC he did some good racing in the 800m, but I wish he would have concentrated on the 1500m/mile and kept competing for a few years. He never ran a sub 4 mile, but had the talent IMHO to run in the low 3:50's.
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Dennis Carr, where are you??
I agree regarding T&F in So Cal in the '60s. Magical times.
(Palos Verdes '65-''67)
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I think everybody looks back on their HS days as magical times (relatively speaking). Tis the nature of the beast.
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Garry, et al, - except SoCal has some measure of an edge on other regions/areas: consider the following
100: Forrest Beatty - 9.4*, John James, 9.4^, John House 9.2w and even two others in the same league - Ralph Turner and another I can, Richard Stebbins 9.4w, Harold Busby 9.4w, Willie White 9.5,
200: Forrest Beatty, 20.2, John House 20.4w, ? Underwood 20.5, ? Logue 20.6, Hubie Watson, 20.7, Richard Stebbins 20.x, Harold Busby 20.5, Ralph Wise 20.6
400: Ulis Williams 46.1*
880: Dennis Carr, 1:49.2n, Richard Joyce 1:48.8*
Mile: Tim Danielson, 3:59, Dennis Carr, 4:087*, Carl Trentadue, 4:08.5, Mike Solomon, 4:09, Armando Valencia. 4:07, Story: 4:11, T Smith, 4:12, Bess, 4:13
120 HH: Earl McCullough 13.7*, Bruce Gridley 13.7, Roger Moody 13.8, Steve Caminiti 13.7*
180 LH: Earl 18.1*, Steve Caminiti 18.1*, Tom Hester 18.3, Manny Murrell, 18.2w,
HJ: Ref Brown 7'3"
LJ: Jerry Proctor 26' , Bonds 25'3", Willie Crawford 25' 1 1/2"
PV: Paul Wilson 16' 6 3/4*, Bob Steinhoff 16' 1" (same school), Paul Heglar 16' 3 "
SP: Carl Hubbell 67' 9 3/4", Dave Murphy 67' 2"
plus many others at or very near to the above . Add the 4x100 or 4x200 and ...
please excuse 'punctuation' as I am too lazy to format uniformly\\I think part of the appeal was the quality of the performances as well as the sheer number in some events, that were impressive. The CIF finals almost never disappointed
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p.s. - all of those marks were up to '67
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Most of those marks were through '67.
Rey Brown's 7-3 was at the Oly Trials in mid-September '68.
Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
right - most. side note - Compton had another 6' 11 3/4 guy and a 6' 6 3/4"or 8 same yr as Reynaldo Sr yr. ... if memory serves
lots of guys @ 1:51.x, 9:10y,
50s in CIF-SS wasn't too shabby either
of course (per Hill) you add that to the adolescent hormones /adrenaline and bibbidi bobbodi boo ... magic
Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
GH-- maybe true, but not every high school kid--then or now-- could go to a "local" track meet and watch and collect autographs from Jim Ryun and Ron Clarke. Or go to a summer all-commers meet and watch Bob Seagren run an 880.
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FULL-TIME: ARSENAL 3-0 MILAN. It was almost there, but not good enough. The Gunners could not score the goal they needed in the second half.
Sagna heads on to RVP in the box, but he is offside and that's it.
Free-kick and the last 30 seconds is upon us.
Song robs Zlatan and Arsenal pour forward. He tried a long ball and it was cut out. The killer pass was not there and he should have kept it simple.
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Emanuelson has the ball and passes to Nocerino who takes it into the corner.
Three minutes remaining for Arsenal's European dream.
Milan waste it, do Arsenal have one more chance left in them?
Bonera comes on, Mesbah off.
Arsenal pressing and trying to peg Milan as far back as they can.
Gervinho is isolated and Mesbah comes in with the tackle. Not quick enough ball movement there.
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Zlatan is in the book as well for saying something.
Nocerino is booked for protesting. And it came off Sagna by the way.
Szczesny is lining up his wall... Every one of Arsenal's players is back. Zlatan hits the ball off the wall and it's a goal kick.
Zlatan falls over outside the box and Arsenal complain. No matter, the foul is given and it's a chance for Milan.
Three strikers on the pitch for the Gunners now. Park could be the hero?
Walcott off, Park Chu-Young comes on.
Gibbs is held up well by Abate and Milan are breaking again. Zlatan gives it away and the Gunners get away. Walcott, however, is down and looks like coming off.
It's gone very quiet at the Emirates. Someone needs to get the game by the scruff of the neck.
Walcott turns and runs with it, but loses the ball and Milan break. Eventually Zlatan holds it up, but Koscielny does very well to stop him in the box.
Gervinho tries to run at his man, but Mexes stands up and holds his ground. The winger could not get past him.
Arsenal just being overrun in midfield. Song looks tired.
Milan with a lot more possession now and they are looking more comfortable. The crowd have dropped off and Arsenal are struggling a bit.
He went with his right foot instead of the left and Szczesny gathered gratefully. That could have ended the game right there.
What a miss! Nocerino could have buried the game as Aquilani put a ball across and he found Szczesny when it seemed he would score.
Szczesny does well as Zlatan cuts inside and hits a shot across goal. The keeper palms it away from danger.
Rosicky looking lively, but Chamakh wasn't on the same wavelength and didn't make the run for him.
The striker would be an instant hero if he picked up the fourth goal. He needs the confidence boost.
Oxlade off and Chamakh comes on.
Well defended by Koscielny, but he is blown up for easing Robinho off the ball.
Zlatan with a shocking touch in the box. Some great work from Oxlade to get back, and he may be subbed before long.
Rosicky and Song are on the egde of the box again and pass to Walcott. Once again, he cuts inside and is robbed of the ball.
Bit of a delay and Wenger is telling Rosicky what he expects to happen.
Mexes and Vermaelen clash. The Arsenal man was on the run and Mexes got himself in the way. No foul, but both players are winded.
Sagna wins the header and Walcott is away. His cross is too near to Abbiati who punches clear again.
Zlatan is caught offside for what must be the 102nd time tonight.
Another body in midfield and Milan looking to shore things up a bit. They have controlled the midfield in this second half.
El Shaarawy off, Aquilani on.
Poor again from Arsenal and they have sloppy. Giving the ball away El Shaarawy breaks and Szczesny saves well.
Emanuelson on a run that takes him past about three Arsenal players. But he just runs out of room and Vermaelen is able to clear.
Song and Rosicky play some nice passes on the edge of the box but it's all a bit too much and Mexes shepherds it behind.
Sagna's cross is a good one and Abbiati has to come and punch it away from the head of his own defender.
Vermaelen screams at Zlatan for an artistic fall. The ref blows for the foul though.
Oxlade chips it over the top, but Walcott is offside and the assistant has been so busy tonight.
Arsenal pressing up the field and Milan have given the ball away. Good pressure from the Gunners and they need to keep up this intensity.
Oxlade takes on his man and cuts inside. His shot flies just wide.
That was a close shave. He holds his hands up in apology.
Szczesny messes up royally. A poor pass to his CB and Zlatan steals in. He shoots while the keeper is out of his goal and it whistles just past the post.
Mesbah takes it and shoots from a way out. Szczesny catches with ease.
Gibbs hammers the ball up to RVP who turns and fails to find the sprinting Walcott. Heads have gone down a little after that chance.
RVP tried to be far too clever and Arsenal could come to regret that. Milan have had the better of this half so far.
Oh that was a huge chance. Why did RVP not smash it? He tried a Messi-style dink and Abbiati just plucked it out of the air.
Rosicky gets Gervinho away and his shot is deflected. Abbiati makes the save, but RVP is there. He tries to dink it over the keeper when he should have buried it.
RVP chasing down Abbiati but he's hardly had a touch this half. Arsenal need to get him more involved.
Emanuelson has a free-kick and hits it well over the bar. Not impressive.
Sloppy play to give it away in the first place. Oxlade is limping again and Wenger needs to make a decision quickly.
Song booked for taking the ball off the foot of Zlatan.
Rosicky with a terrible ball across the pitch. Shows just what a difficult skill that is.
Milan are finding more space, and looking dangerous on the break.
RVP corner is claimed by Abbiati with ease.
Walcott does well to get away from Mesbah. He drives inside and Thiago keeps him away from goal. Just one touch too many and he should have got it across quicker.
A few dangerous moments for the Gunners. The job is not done yet.
Szczesny comes out at the feet of Zlatan as Sagna is caught out of position. That was very quick thinking from the goalkeeper.
Walcott gets it on the edge of the box and cuts inside into traffic. His ball to Gervinho is cut out and he really should have shot.
Rosicky is hustled out of it and Mesbah gets forward. Zlatan dropping deeper to try and conjure something up.
Mesbah fouls Walcott and he's had a poor night.
Thiago clears as the ball almost finds Walcott through the middle. It had got a lucky bounce, but was a close call.
Sagna crosses and Walcott takes it well. He gets away from Thiago and tries to stand a cross up, but it floats over the bar.
The ball flies over Sagna and El Shaarawy misses his chance to get a header on goal.
Szczesny comes out and clears. He's quick off his line and that could have be a dangerous moment.
He's moving a bit gingerly, but should be ok to continue for now. Rosicky clashes with Van Bommel again and it's a free-kick for Milan.
Chamakh is warming up. Will Arsenal need to make a tactical shift? Oxlade is coming back on...
RVP is now offside and Oxlade appears to be down. He might need attention on his knee. That would be a blow.
Nocerino chips the ball over the top and Zlatan is there. But he's offside again. It's worked for the Arsenal defence so far.
KICK-OFF. Milan get us underway again
Robin van Persie kept his cool from the penalty spot. Three down, one to go.
Comment from reader Evan: "Arsenal smell blood, and look to get 5 or 6 today. El Shaawary might have missed the sucker punch for Milan before the half."
And if you are wondering why Andre Villas-Boas isn't in charge of Chelsea then you should probably read this
Arsenal have been wonderful, but the job is not done yet. Milan will be shaking, but remember that one goal from the Italian and the Gunners need SIX!
Ruud Gullit: "Milan are playing like spoiled kids." Indicadive of the second goal, he says.
By the way: The last time that AC Milan were 3-0 down at HT in a Champions League game was in the famous defeat v Deportivo de La Coruna in April 2004.
HT. ARSENAL 3-0 MILAN. Staggering 45 minutes and Arsenal just need one more goal to force extra-time. It's been an incredible half, but there is another 45 to come and the Gunners still have to keep a clean sheet.
That really would have been a sucker punch. Great goalkeeping ensured that the winger was rushed into taking his shot.
What a chance for Milan... El Shaarawy is away on the right. Gibbs was out of position and Szczesny comes out. The shot goes wide.
Milan pushing, but they need half-time to come now. Arsenal don't want to hear that whistle.
Looks like, in the replays, that the ref behind the goal gave that penalty. So the experiment does work after all.
It really is on now. That was a super penalty and Oxlade was the architect with a wonderful run.
GOAL And scores! Great penalty into the top corner.
He's had to replace the ball on the spot..
RVP steps up...
PENALTY. Oxlade-Chamberlain gets away and Mesbah brings him down.
Tomas Rosicky slots home Arsenal's second goal. Two down, two to go.
Since the goal, both sides have just been sloppy. The quality has disappeared. They must concentrate until the whistle though.
Mesbah slips and RVP could have been in, but again he makes the wrong move and tries to cut inside where the bodies have come back to mop up.
Mesbah crunches into Walcott but he got the ball. The winger is hurt and needing treatment.
Koscielny does well when faced with Robinho on the break. The Brazilian not looking as quick as he once was.
Terrible and low. Zlatan sticks out a leg and it's cleared with ease.
RVP lines up a free-kick at least 40 yards out. The defenders are up for it.
RVP fouls Abate in the box, otherwise Walcott had a good chance to get into a good position.
The ball is out to RVP on the left, and he swings it in low. But he was probably needed to be on the end of it as well and Thiago gets it clear.
Milan are stepping up the gears a bit and trying to get a move going.
Walcott does well to track back and get in front of Mesbah.
Arsenal are in control of the ball and they are hoping to catch out the Milan defence with the odd through ball.
Abate stings the chest of Szczesny as he has a shot from wide on the right. Easy save for the Pole.
RVP turns and Van Bommel sticks out a leg. The attacker loses the ball, but could have had a foul if he had chosen to go down.
Rosicky is away again and his pass is misplaced. He's having a good game in the centre so far.
Rosicky tries to be clever and push the ball into the gap. But Walcott wasn't reading it and it goes through to Abbiati.
Song steals it and RVP has a one-on-one with Thiago. The Brazilian gets a foot in to clear the danger.
Poor from Sagna as his header isn't far enough. Robinho runs at the defence and is cut out when he tries a trick or two.
Song looks like he might be carrying an injury. That could be a real worry as there is hardly anyone to fill the void.
The boos ring out as Milan have a bit of possession. Huge cheers every time Arsenal get the ball back.
Another offside as both El Shaarawy and Zlatan are caught out. That has been a good effort from the backline so far.
A good low finish. And now the Arsenal fans are signing. Arsenal believe this could happen!
Thiago with a horrible error. He should have cleared Walcott's cross, but he gave it right to Rosicky.
GOAL Rosicky. Walcott runs and the ball finds Rosicky who buries it in the bottom corner.
Offside again for Milan, the assistant on that side is having a busy first half.
Song gets away down the right, but Emanuelson comes back and gets a foot in. No foul either, although he looked to get the leg as well.
The Gunners are keeping the ball well, but that suits Milan quite well as they are still three goals up.
Arsenal comfortable on the ball again, but they need more than that. Another goal before half-time would get the crowd going.
Laurent Koscielny heads home Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's seventh-minute corner.
Gervinho finds Gibbs in space, but that is a terrible cross and goes behind for a goal-kick.
Milan are struggling a bit with the balls up front. Zlatan isn't a focal point and they are hitting aimless efforts up there with no-one to get on the end of it.
Wenger wants a touch... he looks like he's keen to act as ballboy and manager tonight.
Robinho is finding space down the Milan right, but Szczesny comes out and grabs the ball well.
A good save, and another good chance for the Arsenal captain. They are sensing blood here.
Van Persie takes it and controls. He just sets himself and bends the ball into the corner. But Abbiati flies across and turns it behind.
Rosicky goes in on Van Bommel, but was there a card? I don't think so, although it may have deserved one.
Van Persie goes in on Abbiati and the ref blows for a foul. He seemed entitled to go for that, but the ref is whistle-happy today.
Emanuelson gives the ball away and RVP and Rosicky are away. RVP makes the wrong decision though and puts his pass behind his team-mate. He could have tried to get a shot off, but that was a waste.
Robinho swings it in but Gibbs is there to head clear. The Brazilian should really have done better from that angle.
El Shaarawy tricks Gibbs and the defender hacks his legs away. Arsenal man in the book now.
Rosicky runs and puts a great ball to Walcott in the box. Thiago comes across and keeps him away from the shot.
Sagna is booked for a tackle on Van Bommel.
Emanuelson slips the ball through, but none of the Milan strikers were on the same page and it rolls easily through to Szczesny.
Oxlade runs from deep but that's a well timed tackle from Mexes to halt him in his stride.
That was a comfortable save really, but a good chance as Walcott found space.
Walcott gets away down the right and feeds RVP who hits it from a tight angle. Good save from Abbiati. Oxlade hammers the rebound well wide from a long way out.
Nocerino on the edge of the box tries to feed Zlatan, but a good interception from Song. He was there to break it up
The ball is flicked through to Zlatan, but he is caught offside. That was a close shave though.
Robinho tries to respond quickly, but it flies wide of the post.
1-0 to the Gunners. Great start. Is it on?
What a start. Great delivery from Oxlade and Koscielny gets away from his man to head (shoudler) into the corner.
GOAL Koscielny is open from a corner and heads home!
Oxlade swings in a corner, but Zlatan is there to head away at the near post.
Van Bommel in the book already for a crude hack on Rosicky.
Robinho in the box, turns and gets the ball across, but Sagna comes across to clear. It's chipped in to Zlatan and Szczesny comes to claim.
Walcott picks it up and works well with Sagna. Plenty of possession for the Gunners, but not quite working in the final third.
RVP is drifting around and he threads it to Rosicky, who feeds Walcott. He's just offside.
Rosicky loses it and Robinho is away. Zlatan holds it up but tries to be clever and gives it away himself.
Abbiati with a poor kick, but nobody could take advantage of it. Arsenal back in possession. They really need an early goal... or two.
Arsenal have possession and have not lost it yet. Everyone has taken a touch.
KICK-OFF: RVP has been doing the rounds, now he trots to take the kick-off and here we go...
The handshakes have taken place. Hope nobody gets a cold after that. Kick-off is closing...
Reader Sam says: "Even the great RVP can't make up this deficit, can he?" Well, we're about to find out, but my gut feeling is not.
So, the players are in the tunnel. Milan looking pretty relaxed and Wenger patrolling the hallways trying to get his players going.
Milan, meanwhile, have former Liverpool midfielder Aquilani on the bench alongside two goalkeepers and three defenders.
One thing should be noticed - Arsenal have no midfielders on the bench so an injury to Rosicky or Song would scupper things completely. Park and Chamakh are the only 'gamechangers' should it all go wrong early on.
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"We will just go for it," says Arsene. After the dismal first-leg showing they have little choice.
With Walcott, Gervinho and Oxlade-Chamberlain all on the pitch at the same time, someone is going to have to play in the middle. Arsene Wenger says pre-match that it will be 'The Ox'.
Kieran Gibbs, who has struggled with injury this season, thinks that 'pride' is the reason that Arsenal will have fire in their bellies
If any Milan fans think their side will be complacent, think again as Massimiliano Allegri says otherwise
Song and Rosicky in the middle are likely to have a busy night ahead, and if Wenger's side don't come out strong then it could be all over quickly if Milan score.
Milan are not exactly short of attacking ideas with Robinho and Zlatan around. They will surely sit and then look to counter knowing how vulnerable the Gunners are to a quick break.
Also, no side in Champions League history have ever come back from four goals down. The last side who managed to do so in Europe was Real Madrid in 1985 against Borussia Monchengladbach.
But it is a big ask. Milan have Zlatan Ibrahimovic in fine form and he has found the net in all of his five Champions League appearances this season.
Milan will also have some bad memories of 2004 when they beat Deportivo 4-1 in the first leg, but lost the second leg 4-0 - the only side to have been knocked out with a three-goal lead.
And: In seven two-legged ties and one final (excluding the Super Cup), no Italian side has ever eliminated Arsenal in a knockout competition.
So, Arsenal fans, the good news first: The Gunners are unbeaten in their last 12 Champions League home games, winning 10 of them.
Milan: Abbiati: Abate, Mexes, T. Silva, Mesbah; Emanuelson, V. Bommel, Noverino; El Shaarawy; Robinho; Ibrahimovic
Some early teams for you. Arsenal: Szczesny, Sagna, Vermaelen, Koscielny, Gibbs, Song, Rosicky, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Walcott, Gervinho, Van Persie.
We've heard him use the word 'belief' before and that is what Wenger thinks is key to his side's unlikely success
Wenger says he may start four strikers.
Join us for commentary from what could be the greatest comeback in history (or a crushing defeat) as Arsenal need to beat AC Milan by five goals to advance to the quarter-finals.


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- Radegast Birell is the only non-alcoholic beer in the Plzeňský Prazdroj portfolio, and also the bestselling Czech non-alcoholic beer.
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Located in southeastern Florida in the United States of America, Miami is an important city and is the county seat of Miami-Dade County. It has a mammoth population of more than 400,000 and is justifiably regarded as a world city, that is, a city that not only has influence on world affairs socio-economically but also culturally and politically. Miami and its surrounding areas are the fifth largest urban region in the United States. The city of Miami is financially and culturally at its peak and has strong ties with North, South and Central America. For the same reason, Miami is often referred to as "The Gateway of the Americas". A major portion of Miami's economic success is the port situated here. It happens to be one of the most influential ports in the world and the Port of Miami is also known as the "Cruise Capital of the World". The city has a whopping number of buildings and ranks second in the world and first in the United States to have the most constructions over 492 ft. With regards to population this city is the 43rd most popular city in the US. The history of this commercially busy city originally goes back many years ago when it is said to have been inhabited by the Tequesta Indians. But it got officially incorporated only in 1896 on the 28 of July. In the early years of its settlement by Americans, Miami was more like a wasteland which was turned into the flourishing Miami city we now know of. Through the years Miami has stood bravely against a thousand odds including the Great Depression of the 1930's and Hurricane Andrew in 1997. A historical increase in Miami population happened after Fidel Castro's rise in 1959.
Climatically, Miami and South Florida represents a tropical climate and have hot, muggy summers with comparatively warm and dry winters. The city enjoys an abundant amount of rainfall and in this respect ranks the highest in the country. Economically, this city has a flourishing business community and the biggest multinational corporations are seen to have their headquarters here. Tourism is a major contributor to the gross product of Miami. The city has an infrastructure to boast of and is home to one of the busiest airports in the world, the International Airport. It is an equally well connected in terms of road and rail with local transport including the Metrobus, Metromover and Metrorail. South Florida Real Estate. Since Miami is a commercially active hub of all profitable activities, the real estate market in Miami is definitely one to look out for. The price of miami real estate is picking up and the real estate market in the city now poses stiff competition to the rest of the United States. The future of Miami real estate is further looking up because the previous oversupply of units under construction has come down and naturally prices also have become more stable. Thus, the chances of people buying Miami properties at stabilized prices has gone up. Miami real estate certainly has become a buyer's market.
Miami Foreclosures. Miami Luxury Real Estate. The foreclosures in Miami are at a all time high. Miami has seven times the foreclosure rate of default than in the rest of the U.S. The Miami real estate market is excellent for investors. We provide a weekly South Florida Foreclosures List for first time buyers and investors alike to find an excellent deal in Miami. Bienes raices casas reposeidas. Se habla Español.
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