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It is true what they say, the traffic is awful in Los Angeles.
The rumors didn't fit the bill until later when we ran smack dab into it around 5:30 this afternoon. Just back from sightseeing at the Hollywood sign, the 110 Freeway was jam packed and we were moving at a snails pace. That was once we arrived in LA.
The morning started at 4 am in Wichita with a pickup to the airport and a 6 am flight to Houston before getting our connection to LA, or Ontario in fact. A little after 10 am we landed and hit the ground running.
I've never been to California before so today was a surreal experience for me. Everything that you've seen in movies, TV advertisements - it's all there for the taking in California. Even the smog! (There were mountains surrounding the Ontario airport that we could barely see because of the smog surrounding them. The Brown Cloud in Denver I thought was bad but it's nothing compared to what's in LA.
Our media hotel is something out of a movie: It is ornate, grand and spectacular. It's Los Angeles, the good parts, all wrapped up. Pretty impressive, especially with a nice view of the Staples Center.
Many people are susprised when they find out it's the Staples Center that is hosting the Sweet 16 for the West region. Like somehow the home of the Lakers and the Clippers and the Kings in the NHL is worthy enough to host four teams that aren't worthy enough to be in the same zip code as Kobe Bryant. But I digress.
Photographer Tim Steinert and I were one of the first on the ground in the LA and made our way around a city that's pretty new to both of us. We survived but the traffic was no joy.
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I should make a cake. But that's not it.
I should make a cake. But that's not it.
I've NEVER liked Jell-o or any of it's kin. Fake flavors remind me of cough syrup and the texture if Jell-o is just off putting. My mom used to serve us Jello with fruit in it as dessert. I'd dig out the poor defenseless fruit and hand my sisters the Jell-o. They'd dig out the fruit and hand it to me.
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I like gelatin-type things as long at they are homemade. My boyfriend likes jelly things so much I bought some agar powder to make into Asian jelly fruit cubes.
OK, here's my submission: anything at all in James Lilek's Gallery of Regrettable Foods.
LILEKS (James) Gallery of Regrettable Food
My favorite is The Unbearable Sadness of Vegetables, but it's a tough choice. Let's put it this way - I can't go to this website at work cause laughing bothers the other inmates.
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What you are making will probably be very tasty. I've been tempted to make some sort of gelatin fruit thing lately but I can assure you it will not have olives or imitation flavor.
I had a room mate in college that used Hanson Soda in some sort of sauce, I can't recall exactly what kind.
We need to start reminding people when they post these recipes as "healthy low fat alternatives!!" that by adding soda--since the water tends to cook off and the carbonation evaporates of course--they are basically just pouring in HFCS into whatever they are making. That might jar some sense into them.
Well maybe not Hansens cause I think they use sugar, but you get the idea.
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The Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department was one of the first water entities in Arizona to receive stimulus funding. The "Plant Interconnect Project" is part of the department's Regional Optimization Master Plan (ROMP) to meet new Arizona Department of Environmental Quality mandates that include reducing the amount of nitrogen and ammonia in the county's effluent by Jan. 1, 2015.
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That doesn't work well when none of the bigs can reliably hit a jumpshot and Kidd-Gilchrist is on the floor with his broken jumper. If only two of your players area a threat to hit from outside fifteen feet it's remarkably easy for the defense to pack the paint and make you take bad shots.
Speaking strictly about next season and beyond, you can get away with it just fine if your power forward has a good jumper. It's a big reason why you can't play any hustle/energy/defense guys (Hickson, Hansbrough, Noel, etc) long minutes in the starting lineup if you intend to keep Biz and MKG around as building blocks.


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Wednesday, January 4, 2006
by Paul Webb
Good Morning and welcome to another day of SethSpeaks.net! I'm your host Seth, and I'm happy to have you along!
If you missed yesterday's Q&A with Chris Coste, I would encourage you to check it out here. It was linked to by a number of baseball sites, and I received a lot of great e-mails regarding it. If you go to the Concordia (Moorhead) College baseball page, they linked to the article. I received e-mails from the Fargo/Moorhead area and up in Scranton, PA and many places in between.
Today, we are back with a new Why Baseball article. Today's Entry is by Paul Webb. Paul is yet another Twins fan telling us what makes baseball so wonderful. He tells me that he blogged at one time, but found that he was a programmer, not a writer. But he also says that he enjoys writing about baseball. He enjoyed reliving stories, and deciding which he wanted to include below. With each story, it was more than just an event, it was a feeling. With these baseball memories, he is also able to remember how he felt. His main quote to remember, "Baseball is a timeless game."
So true, and without further ado, I present Why Baseball?, by Paul Webb.
Why Baseball?
I tell my friends I can describe my entire childhood with four things: my dad's computer, my bicycle, Hulk Hogan, and Kirby Puckett. The first led to my career, biking became my lifelong hobby, the third to just killing brain cells, and Kirby to the game that's been entangled with my life.
While I remember 1987 happening, the 1991 Twins really sealed the deal for me. It was the perfect team at the perfect time. I spent all summer playing baseball in friends' backyards. And when they weren't around, I played catch with my brother. I was still a big Twins fan thanks to Kirby, had an insane number of baseball cards, and of course, the 1991 team. Every game of the World Series seemed like an epic battle. Every night it was me and my brother, taking on my parents for the right to watch the games in their entirety. We won game 6, and that's something I'll remember the rest of my life. To grow up hearing all the superstar hype surrounding the hometown hero, and to watch him exceed every expectation thrust upon him…well…I still have the picture of Kirby rounding first as my cell phone background. I wish I could tell you about watching Jack Morris's game 7 shutout, but my parents sent us to bed during the 6th inning. Yes, 14 years later, we're still upset about that.
The rest of the 90's weren't quite as fun, but I kept up. I listened to Winfield get number 3000 on the radio, cried when Kirby retired, hated Knoblauch for bailing on the Twins, hated David Wells for pitching that perfect game, and hated myself even more for missing Eric Milton's no-hitter because I was going to go to the game, but decided against it at the last second when a Gopher football ticket fell in my lap and didn't want to spend all day downtown.
So they weren't exactly the New York Yankees, but the Twins were a cheap show. In high school $10 would buy parking, a ticket, a couple hot dogs on Wednesdays, and a pop to stick in the oversized skater shorts. And the best part was, we were always able to get great seats. The ushers never cared, there were only 10,000 people at the park, and we were sitting 10 rows up from first base every time. September 1999 was interesting, as my friends and I had a bunch of "guaranteed win Tuesday" ticket stubs and didn't have enough time to use them all.
This all started changing in 2001. That group from 1999 was turning into something. Radke, Milton, and Mays were turning themselves into an all-star-trio at the top of the rotation. Players were hitting, and the Twins were winning again. While they fizzled out in the second half, that team made me remember what it was like sitting on my couch in 1991.
Baseball is the ultimate game of contradictions. It's so simple that kids play it in sandlots, yet so complicated and detailed I spent an entire summer with my roommate from China explaining to him the rules of the game (think infield fly rule, squeeze play, and what happens when a live ball hits a baserunner). It's a game that captures the imagination and hearts of millions, but as the late Bart Giamatti so eloquently put, "It is designed to break your heart."
Bud Selig and Carl Pohlad broke my heart when they announced they were going to contract the Twins. I sat through the 90's, enjoyed watching some pretty sorry teams, and was looking forward to feeling like a kid again. I think it's a true gift in life when one can look at things through the eyes of a child. Everything's simple, beautiful, and happy. They were going to take that away from me, and I was crushed.
I think Judge Harry Crump should be a Supreme Court Justice.
2002 was going to be the year and everyone knew it. I was in Milwaukee when the Twins fans took over Miller Park. I opened a bottle of Champagne to split with the Twins fans living in my dorm when they clinched the pennant. And I was going to the playoffs. After going through those last 10 years with the team, I wasn't going to be stopped. Unfortunately, the commute to Minneapolis from Madison WI is a little lengthy.
After an overnight ride back to my parent's house, I awoke on 3 hours of sleep with the vigor of a 4 year old on Christmas. I stood outside at the mall for an hour in a heavy storm to get on a bus to the game, and I DIDN'T CARE. I saw the Metrodome packed to the brim. The noise was deafening, the excitement amazing, and the homer hankies were everywhere. The Twins lost that Game 3, but that didn't stop my enthusiasm any. I watched Game 5 and AJ's homerun from my parents house (BOOYEAH!), and took off for class Monday morning.
Tuesday I went to class, and drove straight to the Metrodome afterwards. With my Twins hat on, and Eric Milton jersey hanging from the rear-passenger door, I felt so lucky to have something like that to enjoy. Near Wisconsin Dells on I-94, a car went to pass me (yes, this happens pretty infrequently). However, they pulled along side me and started honking. I turned to look and there were four people in Twins caps giving me a smile and a thumbs up. I thought I was crazy for doing all that driving for a baseball game, but apparently I wasn't the only one doing it.
At that moment it really dawned on me the magnificence of baseball. It's a common thread between all of us, which I've been fortunate enough to feel, enjoy, and begin to understand. It's a game interwoven in this nation's history as well as my life. We live through bad and rough times, but we ride them out, believing that things will work out in the end. And when it does, we smile and enjoy ourselves.
I think the real reason the Twins missed the playoffs this year is that the baseball gods knew I couldn't commute from California. But in 2006, who knows? Baseball is a remarkable game, and one never knows what's going to happen.
And that's the beauty of it.
So, there you have it. Another terrific Why Baseball article! Thank you very much Paul for taking the time to write up this essay. This is a great look at what baseball is and can mean. I like how he said that he makes us all like kids again, and that is so true. Let me know what you think. If you would like to ask me or Paul any questions, please feel free to e-mail me, or, you can enter Comments!
Former Twins OF Michael Restovich signed a minor league contract with the Chicago Cubs yesterday (his 27th birthday). He could join Jacque Jones in the Cubs roster. We always thought that he would have been a perfect platoon candidate with Jacque Jones because he rips left-handed pitching. He also is a solid OF with better speed than you would think from such a large man. I would still like to see him get an opportunity, but I just don't know if that will happen.
Former Twins utility infielder Augie Ojeda signed a minor league deal to go back to the Chicago Cubs in a move that really does not matter at all.
Former Twins lefty Terry Mulholland is about to sign a minor league deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks. It is essentially the same deal that the Twins have given him the last couple of years. He more than likely makes the team, and when he does, he only makes $800,000.
Any thoughts on any of these moves, send me an e-mail, or post some comments below.
That's it! I certainly hope that you have found the "Why Baseball" article by Paul worth reading. I will be back tomorrow with another very interesting guest column, another position analysis by "Roger". If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail me, or of course now you can just enter some Comments for all the world to see.


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My thoughts on best practices in software architecture and development as a whole (with an emphasis on the Java stack).
I still love Ant
I fell in love with Ant back in 2002 when I found I could very quickly and easily plug in other tools such as Checkstyle, PMD, JUnit etc. especially with the help of one of my favorite books "Java Development with Ant"
Let me also address a few points from Jim's blog
1) "XML, which should never be used as a programming language "
Ant is really a souped up version of "make" which was declarative in nature - so is XML - prescribing "what" to do, not "how". But for most folks, it's true, eventually we end up writing "how" stuff (procedural things) for the more complex things - but still XML is not too bad as most ant tasks should be pretty small / modular and reusable.
2) "Ant allows you to describe your build however you please, but you must effectively do it from scratch for each project"
That's not necessarily true, back in '03 I created a re-usable ant library for all the basic things you need to run (clean, compile, test, checkstyle, create reports, email files etc.) and it's configurable via a property file. Hey if you keep the same basic project folder structure (standardization is not a bad thing) then you could re-use it only changing one property - the name of the project since all paths were relative.
But yes, in general, Maven is apparently more easily re-usable. I haven't really used Maven enough to know - I tried in '04 to follow a Maven tutorial and found it so complex (compared to Ant) that it scared me off and I haven't been back. Now that I see the Maven 2 snippet in Jim's blog I think complexity just went up even further. Hopefully I'm wrong - more competition in this space isn't a bad thing.
Furthermore until Eclipse integration with Ant improved I didn't make the jump to Eclipse and stuck with my company's prescribed IDE (JBuilder / WSAD).
Anyway this is a note to say, I guess, that my love for Ant is still strong - it has made my life as a developer and architect easier for many years now and, although showing her age a little, it is still the "little engine that could". I contrast that with Eclipse - so many dependencies to resolve yourself - bugs preventing me from easily upgrading. A great tool and getting better but not without it's cost in time and effort configuring, recovering workspaces etc.
For those of you using Ant already I can't stress enough how useful the book "Java Development with Ant" has been and continues to be. For those not using Ant or Maven you really are missing out on some powerful tools? Are there any alternatives I should know about?
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I agree with all of that. I still intend looking at Maven properly some day, but to date it has always looked rather fiddly and overly-constraining.
I've been extremely happy with Ant (combined with the ant-contrib library). It still does all I need, and I haven't even got around to taking advantage of the modularization facilities in the latest releases.
I actually do use a standard structure for all my projects, and have a single copy of a single Ant script that works for all of them. By default this figures out the project/build root based on relative path from a trivial script within each project that invokes it. Then all the variations between projects are based on e.g. lists given by text files within the project, and examination of the project's directory structure etc.
It sounds (and is!) complex, but has worked well for me and keeps all the Ant XML in one place with no duplication. One day I ought to replace this with something more sensible, but at the moment it works so well that I've no motivation to change it. - 3/04/2007 12:50 PM
- Peter said...
I also prefer using ANT above Maven. I can do whatever I want, I can automate any process. I'm not forced to jump through hoops.
I hope to do something with Rake and Raven (Ruby based) in the near future. Creating a DSL for building, and letting you switch between DSL and full blown language is a big step forwards. - 3/05/2007 3:12 AM
- Geoffrey Wiseman said...
I've been using Maven 1.X mostly for the past few years, through no choice of my own. Between Maven 1.X and Ant, I'd take Ant.
Maven 2.X looks more appealing to me than 1.X, but I haven't used it for more than experimentation, so I'll reserve judgement. - 3/05/2007 7:39 AM
- Ryan Breidenbach said...
I have been using Maven 2 for about a year now and I have become a convert. This was not without growing
There is no reason to use Maven. I have used it extensively. It is pretty much a black box of garbage.
Now that you can embed any of a dozen scripting languages in an Ant script, there simply is no good reason to use Maven. - 3/05/2007 12:38 PM
Ant is an incredibly well designed tool. Its critiques are usually baseless.
- Lorenzo said...
Regarding point 2, Ant lends itself to clone and modify development, but Maven is worse: instead of possibly wrong but obvious code, you have to edit undocumented hacks over undocumented features, cruft from past experiments, workarounds for plugin bugs.
If one decides to clean up and refactor some recycled code, Ant supports rewriting and reaggregating the same process with different styles and structures, while Maven supports rediscovering what hacks make the plugins behave acceptably and facing a fresh dependency hell. - 3/07/2007 10:04 AM
I find most articles like this severely damaging to burgeoning and worthwhile projects. Most people (like the author of this article, and some of its commentors) who critique a framework or language, have never actually used said framework/language to give it a fair review, and are just spewing the retoric their friends have told them. Who, incidentally, haven't used the framework/language either.
I'm an old hand at Ant. On my last job I used Ant extensively, and am able to scratch up detailed build scripts in a few hours of work.
I never used Maven 1, but had heard the nightmares from coworkers on getting it working, so I stayed away. On a recent project I had to use Maven 2 and found it interesting and easy enough to use, but never setup my own project, just was an end-user of an already established build process.
The other day, based on Will Iverson's article on java.net Building Web Applications with Maven 2 I ported an application to Maven 2 from Ant. It took me 1 hour to learn how to setup a project, and how to implement all the functionality from the previous build scripts.
The concept of Maven (particularly v2), is "convention over configuration", which provides you with a number of benefits. The first is that when a person who is familiar with Maven's basic build structure and process, can sit down at mostly any maven project and understand how it's built in minutes, not hours. This is not so with Ant, as people have a lot of free reign from project to project, and generally don't reuse previous scripts or generally accepted conventions. Mostly because they decide to write a new set of scripts so they can learn Ant themselves. Secondly, Maven has most basic tasks already written for you, even the creation of project files (which includes Maven, Eclipse and IntelliJ). I would say most new projects can and do follow a standard build structure, which immediately benefit from Maven's paradigm. Lastly, the concept of repositories blows any other build process out of the water. Why should I have to spend an hour finding and downloading relevant jars, docs and their sources for a project, when maven can do it for me, just by definition *and* add them to the appropriate classpaths. This benefit even increases when you have internal projects that your project depends upon, using things like SNAPSHOTs, and previous versions.
Having said all this, for very custom things, I still use Ant, and find it a very powerful and flexible utility. For most projects, Maven 2 just has Ant beat.
I suggest you take 20 minutes, read Mr. Iverson's article, performing the examples, and give Maven 2 a shot. You'll be as plesantly surprised as I was. - 3/07/2007 12:12 PM
- M Easter said...
Hear, hear!
I still love Ant too. After all, Ant killed 'make' and for that we should be eternally grateful.
I think that Maven has a cool idea (the project object model) but the execution, doc, and tools (hello Jelly) in 1.x was painful.
Good execution and documentation is vital. - 3/07/2007 10:40 PM
- Hohonuuli said...
I really like Ant. I can usually get it to do what I want, although scripting in XML is pretty painful.
I recently ported a large project from Ant to Maven. It took quite a bit of work and I'm still figuring some things out, but I'd say the end result is worth. It forced me to modularize my code which seems to enhance the ability to use th code in other projects. Once you get how to work with Maven, it's really pretty simple (albeit verbose). Also, Maven support in Netbean's is top notch using MevenIDE. Haven't tried Eclipse's M2Eclipse plugin yet
The biggest mindset change is that if you need to do something custom in Maven, you write a plugin (usually in Java), which are apparently simple to write. This is in contrast to Ant where developers generally try to hack procedural stuff into the build script using XML syntax (Yuck!!). - 3/07/2007 11:18 PM


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October 16, 2011
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The addition of Tanard Jackson to the active roster came at price, as rookie Allen Bradford who was released to make room for Jackson was claimed off waivers by the Seattle Seahawks.
Tampa Bay had hoped Bradford would pass through waivers and could be signed to the practice squad, but the USC star will now be reunited with his former college coach Pete Carroll.
Bucs running back LeGarrette Blount is not expected to play Sunday due to a MCL strain and the loss of Bradford leaves Tampa Bay with just two running backs on the active roster, Earnest Graham and Kregg Lumpkin.
Rookie running back Mossis Madu is currently on the practice squad and the combination of Blount's injury and Bradford's departure could lead to his promotion to the active roster.


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Liverpool v Zenit St P'sbg
Zenit St Petersburg win on away goals rule
Liverpool are out of the Europa League after a second-leg comeback against Zenit St Petersburg fell just short.
A mistake from Jamie Carragher seemed to kill the last-32 meeting after Hulk latched onto his backpass for a vital away goal and a 3-0 lead.
But, roared on by the Anfield crowd, Luis Suarez slotted in a free-kick before Joe Allen prodded home.
Suarez struck a sensational second set-piece but Liverpool were unable to gain the crucial fourth goal they needed.
Liverpool's season at a glance
- Premier League: Currently sit in seventh place, five points from a Europa League qualification spot and nine points outside the Champions League places
- FA Cup: Victims of a fourth round giant-killing from League One side Oldham
- League Cup: Knocked out in fourth round by manager Brendan Rodgers's former club, Swansea
- Europa League: Despite a rousing comeback, could not proceed past the round of 32 as Russian champions Zenit hold on to win courtesy of an away goal from Hulk
The odds were against manager Brendan Rodgers's side after a 2-0 defeat in Russia that owed much to some off-target finishing from Suarez and poor defending.
Their hopes were not helped by the absence of attacking duo Philippe Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge. The pair, who both scored in last weekend's 5-0 thrashing of Swansea, were cup-tied.
Despite the size of their task, the hosts fed off the lively atmosphere and began at a high tempo.
All the good work at the start came to nothing, however, when £32m Zenit striker Hulk scored what turned out to be the decisive goal in the tie after an error from veteran defender Carragher.
Hulk gratefully latched onto the 35-year-old former England international's miss-hit backpass and his accomplished finish past Pepe Reina befitted his status as a current Brazil international.
As Liverpool failed to score in the first leg at the Petrovsky Stadium, they now needed to find four unanswered goals to go through. Zenit had lost two of their previous three European games on English soil, but never by that margin.
Stung by that blow, Carragher's defensive partner Daniel Agger raced from his own half and was felled on the edge of the Zenit area after a crude challenge from Nicolas Lombaerts. After a long delay, Suarez wrestled back the momentum for Liverpool, scoring his 23rd goal in all competitions this season by finding a gap in a flimsy wall.
The big-spending Russian champions continued to look suspect against wave after wave of Liverpool attacks and Vyacheslav Malafeev was beaten again just before the break after Allen volleyed in a rebound from his own header after an excellent one-two between left-back Jose Enrique and the improving Jordan Henderson.
Urged on by the typically passionate support as they attacked the Kop end, Liverpool started quickly after the interval and demanded that referee Bjorn Kuipers point to the penalty spot after Tomas Hubocan appeared to clumsily handle the ball.
The Dutchman rejected those claims but Liverpool took matters into their own hands when Suarez rifled in another unstoppable free-kick that curled beautifully inside Malafeev's left-hand post.
In a frantic next few minutes, Steven Gerrard volleyed into the floor, substitute Jonjo Shelvey fired agonisingly into the side-netting and another Suarez dead ball was pushed to safety.
Liverpool's anthem 'You'll Never Walk Alone' rang around Anfield as the crowd tried to push their players on at the death, but another chance could not be crafted as Zenit - who will meet Swiss side FC Basel in the last 16 - held on to win.
Lineup, Bookings (2) & Substitutions (6)
- 25 Reina
- 02 Johnson
- 03 Jose Enrique
- 05 Agger
- 23 Carragher
- 08 Gerrard
- 14 Henderson (Assaidi - 59' )
- 19 Downing (Sterling - 84' )
- 21 Lucas
- 24 Allen (Shelvey - 59' Booked )
- 07 Suarez
- 42 Gulacsi
- 16 Coates
- 47 Wisdom
- 31 Sterling
- 33 Shelvey
- 11 Assaidi
- 30 Suso
Zenit St Petersburg
- 16 Malafeev
- 02 Aniukov
- 06 Lombaerts (Criscito - 46' )
- 13 Luis Neto
- 14 Hubocan
- 10 Danny (Faitzulin - 46' )
- 15 Shirokov
- 25 Semak (Rodic - 84' )
- 27 Denisov Booked
- 28 Witsel
- 29 Hulk
- 30 Zhevnov
- 03 Alves
- 04 Criscito
- 21 Rodic
- 20 Faitzulin
- 09 Bukharov
- 11 Kerzhakov
Live Text Commentary
Full Time The referee blows for the end of the match.
90:00 +0:35Outswinging corner taken by Jonjo Shelvey from the right by-line played to the near post, clearance by Carlos Luis Neto. Corner taken by Jonjo Shelvey, Axel Witsel makes a clearance.
90:00 +0:14Centre by Raheem Sterling, Aleksandr Aniukov manages to make a clearance.
89:21Viktor Faitzulin is ruled offside. Jamie Carragher takes the indirect free kick.
86:55Viktor Faitzulin fouled by Jonjo Shelvey, the ref awards a free kick. Axel Witsel takes the direct free kick.
86:09Free kick awarded for a foul by Carlos Luis Neto on Luis Suarez. Leiva Lucas restarts play with the free kick. The ball is crossed by Oussama Assaidi, Tomas Hubocan makes a clearance.
84:33Glen Johnson crosses the ball, save by Viacheslav Malafeev.
83:36 SubstitutionSubstitution Milan Rodic comes on in place of Sergei Semak.
83:36 SubstitutionSubstitution Stewart Downing goes off and Raheem Sterling comes on.
81:00Foul by Domenico Criscito on Glen Johnson, free kick awarded. Steven Gerrard delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from right wing, Viacheslav Malafeev makes a save.
79:48Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Viktor Faitzulin by Daniel Agger. Givaldinho Hulk fires a strike on goal direct from the free kick.
79:27The referee blows for offside against Luis Suarez. Indirect free kick taken by Carlos Luis Neto.
77:38Inswinging corner taken by Stewart Downing, Header by Daniel Agger from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.
77:03Stewart Downing takes the inswinging corner, Igor Denisov manages to make a clearance.
76:36Foul by Givaldinho Hulk on Jamie Carragher, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Jose Reina.
76:19A cross is delivered by Oussama Assaidi, clearance made by Carlos Luis Neto.
74:52Shot by Jonjo Shelvey from deep inside the penalty area misses wide to the left of the target.
74:21Aleksandr Aniukov gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Luis Suarez. Luis Suarez restarts play with the free kick.
73:09Shot from 25 yards from Aleksandr Aniukov. Sanchez Jose Enrique gets a block in. Corner taken by Givaldinho Hulk from the right by-line to the near post, Steven Gerrard makes a clearance.
72:19Effort from 18 yards by Givaldinho Hulk. Jose Reina makes a save. The ball is delivered by Viktor Faitzulin, Daniel Agger makes a clearance.
A cross is delivered by Sanchez Jose Enrique, save by Viacheslav Malafeev. Shot by Steven Gerrard. Save made by Viacheslav Malafeev. Corner taken by Jonjo Shelvey from the left by-line, free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Viacheslav Malafeev by Jamie Carragher. Viacheslav Malafeev takes the direct free kick.
68:14Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Oussama Assaidi by Carlos Luis Neto. Luis Suarez has a direct shot on goal from the free kick, save by Viacheslav Malafeev.
65:56Givaldinho Hulk has an effort direct from the free kick.
65:56 BookingBooking Jonjo Shelvey is shown a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.
65:41Givaldinho Hulk fouled by Jonjo Shelvey, the ref awards a free kick.
64:41Unfair challenge on Viktor Faitzulin by Sanchez Jose Enrique results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Axel Witsel.
64:25The ball is sent over by Stewart Downing, Carlos Luis Neto makes a clearance.
63:29Glen Johnson produces a drilled right-footed shot from 25 yards.
63:14Oussama Assaidi delivers the ball, Carlos Luis Neto manages to make a clearance.
62:25Jonjo Shelvey takes the inswinging corner, clearance made by Axel Witsel.
60:52Foul by Glen Johnson on Sergei Semak, free kick awarded. Domenico Criscito takes the direct free kick.
58:48 SubstitutionSubstitution Oussama Assaidi replaces Jordan Henderson.
58:48 SubstitutionSubstitution Joe Allen goes off and Jonjo Shelvey comes on.
58:06 Goal scoredGoal! - Luis Suarez - Liverpool 3 - 1 Zenit St P Luis Suarez finds the net with a brilliant goal direct from the free kick from outside the area to the top right corner of the goal. Liverpool 3 (3)-(3) 1 Zenit St Petersburg.
57:08Carlos Luis Neto gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Luis Suarez.
54:54Sanchez Jose Enrique sends in a cross, save made by Viacheslav Malafeev.
53:28The ball is sent over by Stewart Downing, clearance made by Roman Shirokov.
52:42Sanchez Jose Enrique concedes a free kick for a foul on Viktor Faitzulin. Aleksandr Aniukov takes the free kick.
51:05Stewart Downing produces a cross, clearance made by Tomas Hubocan. A cross is delivered by Steven Gerrard, blocked by Tomas Hubocan. Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Steven Gerrard, Roman Shirokov manages to make a clearance.
49:57Luis Suarez takes a shot. Save by Viacheslav Malafeev. Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Stewart Downing, Daniel Agger takes a shot. Save made by Viacheslav Malafeev.
49:33Aleksandr Aniukov concedes a free kick for a foul on Jordan Henderson. Sanchez Jose Enrique takes the free kick.
48:42Sanchez Jose Enrique produces a cross, Domenico Criscito manages to make a clearance.
47:09Effort on goal by Daniel Agger from long distance goes over the crossbar.
46:38Stewart Downing takes a shot. Domenico Criscito gets a block in.
45:01The referee blows his whistle to start the second half.
45:01 SubstitutionSubstitution Viktor Faitzulin is brought on as a substitute for Miguel Danny.
45:01 SubstitutionSubstitution (Zenit St Petersburg) makes a substitution, with Domenico Criscito coming on for Nicolas Lombaerts.
45:00 +2:03 Half timeHalf Time The first half comes to an end.
45:00 +1:05Foul by Carlos Luis Neto on Luis Suarez, free kick awarded. Steven Gerrard produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick, Viacheslav Malafeev makes a comfortable save.
45:00 +0:11Corner taken by Stewart Downing, Jordan Henderson concedes a free kick for a foul on Viacheslav Malafeev. Free kick taken by Viacheslav Malafeev.
42:39Assist by Sanchez Jose Enrique.
42:39 Goal scoredGoal! - Joe Allen - Liverpool 2 - 1 Zenit St P Joe Allen finds the back of the net with a headed goal from close range. Liverpool 2 (2)-(3) 1 Zenit St Petersburg.
42:38Joe Allen takes a shot. Viacheslav Malafeev makes a save.
40:23Handball decision goes against Sergei Semak. Free kick crossed by Stewart Downing, save by Viacheslav Malafeev.
39:52The ball is crossed by Sanchez Jose Enrique.
38:14The offside flag is raised against Luis Suarez. Igor Denisov restarts play with the free kick.
37:28Stewart Downing sends in a cross, Nicolas Lombaerts manages to make a clearance.
35:47Jordan Henderson fouled by Carlos Luis Neto, the ref awards a free kick. Jordan Henderson takes the direct free kick.
35:16Aleksandr Aniukov has a shot on goal from outside the area which misses right.
34:02Miguel Danny produces a volleyed right-footed shot from deep inside the penalty box which goes wide of the left-hand upright.
33:15Jordan Henderson sends in a cross, Nicolas Lombaerts manages to make a clearance.
31:00Givaldinho Hulk takes a shot. Save by Jose Reina. Corner taken by Givaldinho Hulk, Glen Johnson manages to make a clearance. Luis Suarez concedes a free kick for a foul on Aleksandr Aniukov. Givaldinho Hulk shoots direct from the free kick.
28:57Foul by Tomas Hubocan on Steven Gerrard, free kick awarded. Free kick crossed right-footed by Steven Gerrard, Aleksandr Aniukov manages to make a clearance. Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Stewart Downing from the left by-line to the near post, clearance by Tomas Hubocan. Steven Gerrard takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post, Roman Shirokov makes a clearance.
28:05Givaldinho Hulk concedes a free kick for a foul on Daniel Agger. Free kick taken by Daniel Agger.
27:01The assist for the goal came from Daniel Agger.
27:01 Goal scoredGoal! - Luis Suarez - Liverpool 1 - 1 Zenit St P Luis Suarez scores a goal direct from the free kick from just outside the penalty box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Liverpool 1 (1)-(3) 1 Zenit St Petersburg.
26:50 BookingBooking The referee cautions Igor Denisov for not retreating ten yards at a set play.
25:22Free kick awarded for a foul by Nicolas Lombaerts on Daniel Agger.
24:39The ball is sent over by Stewart Downing, clearance made by Aleksandr Aniukov.
21:55Jordan Henderson takes a shot. Blocked by Carlos Luis Neto.
21:09The ball is sent over by Stewart Downing, Aleksandr Aniukov manages to make a clearance.
18:44 Goal scoredGoal! - Givaldinho Hulk - Liverpool 0 - 1 Zenit St P Givaldinho Hulk grabs a goal from inside the penalty box low into the middle of the goal. Liverpool 0 (0)-(3) 1 Zenit St Petersburg.
17:49Unfair challenge on Luis Suarez by Igor Denisov results in a free kick. Daniel Agger takes the free kick.
17:14Steven Gerrard crosses the ball, save by Viacheslav Malafeev.
13:13Stewart Downing is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Nicolas Lombaerts takes the free kick.
12:30Foul by Daniel Agger on Sergei Semak, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Igor Denisov.
11:28Stewart Downing is caught offside. Indirect free kick taken by Tomas Hubocan.
10:54The referee penalises Tomas Hubocan for handball. Steven Gerrard crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from right wing.
9:48Handball by Nicolas Lombaerts. Strike comes in from Steven Gerrard from the free kick.
8:49Centre by Stewart Downing, save by Viacheslav Malafeev.
6:22Effort on goal by Jordan Henderson from 25 yards. Save by Viacheslav Malafeev.
5:43The ball is swung over by Miguel Danny, save by Jose Reina.
5:15Jordan Henderson has an effort at goal from outside the box which goes wide right of the goal.
4:00Sanchez Jose Enrique produces a cross, clearance by Tomas Hubocan.
1:48Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Givaldinho Hulk by Jamie Carragher. Free kick taken by Igor Denisov. Shot from outside the area by Sergei Semak misses to the left of the goal.
0:00The match has kicked off.
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Comment number 667.
23rd February 2013 - 21:48Brendan, time to go mate, you gave it a good go but tactical howlers throught the season and bizarre post match comments game after game show you are clearly too inexp'd to manage at this level. Do us a favour and resign on the last day of the season so we can get a proper gaffer with a proper pedigree b4 the media forces you out, and take that championship rubbish borini and allen ith you. taraa!
Comment number 666.
Kurt Replei
23rd February 2013 - 10:18@654
the fact that Chelsea are even in the EL is what massively undermines the competition. For teams that fail & only finish 3 from 4 in a group to now have 4 ties to reach the final is clearly wrong.
If UEFA want to build the profile of what could be a very good competition, they need to get rid of the CL group parachutes, and have the matches played on a tuesday or wednesday. -
Comment number 665.
23rd February 2013 - 7:39The current Liverpool squad is worth 215 million (transfermarkt.co.uk)
Barca are worth 545million, ManU 370, Man City 380 and chelsea 340, Bayern 385.
Manchester United got their business model right in the 90s, invested in a huge stadium and got clever business folk at the top to create a huge wroldwide brand. If Liverpool want to be global player they need a 80000 seat venue. Shared? -
Comment number 664.
23rd February 2013 - 0:48Great performance by LFC, the good times are coming back. All the signs are there. The team should be proud to represent Liverpool FC, the greatest, most successful club in the city.
Comment number 663.
23rd February 2013 - 0:07Good effort from the Lads but a terrible decision from Rodgers to make the substitution's after the third goal,any momentum was destroyed at that point,hopefully Brendan will learn from this.also I don't know what people think of Shelvey,I'm not a fan at all
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