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Carlo Ancelotti in dark over Chelsea future ahead of 'last' home game
Friday 13 May 2011
Carlo Ancelotti today refused to contemplate the prospect of Chelsea's Barclays Premier League clash with Newcastle being his final home game at the club.
Ancelotti appears set to be sacked at the end of the season after overseeing the worst campaign at Stamford Bridge since Roman Abramovich's takeover.
The Blues boss could be forgiven for saying his goodbyes to Chelsea's supporters this weekend but he said this afternoon: "I don't want to think about it being my last (home) game.
"I am focused to put the best team out, to win, to say thanks to our fans.
"They gave us fantastic support and it's not been an easy season for them.
"It doesn't matter if it's the last or not. We have to wait and see what happens at the end of the season."
He added: "I don't know what is going to happen about my future, but I'm not nervous. I'm quiet. I'm calm.
"I hope to stay - I've said a lot of times - but if something's changed, I will find another solution without problem."
Despite Chelsea being on the brink of only their third trophyless season of the Abramovich era, Ancelotti appears to have retained the backing of the majority of the club's supporters.
He said: "For me, it's fantastic.
"To think they appreciate my job and are close to me, continue to say this, it's a good step and aim that I was able to reach in this year."
Chelsea's players have also repeatedly come out in support of Ancelotti.
The Italian's sacking would mean the club would be looking for their seventh manager in eight years, the sort of instability that could do more harm than good.
Yet, Ancelotti said: "I think that I have a very good relationship with the players.
"But I don't think it would be a problem for next season if I'm not here. I hope, obviously, to stay here. But there may be another coach and they'll have the same relationship.
"We're speaking about very professional players, players with a lot of experience.
"Every coach who was here in the past had a good relationship with the players. They gave, all the time, their best."
Sunday's defeat at Manchester United means Chelsea could kick off on Sunday having seen Sir Alex Ferguson's men claim the title 24 hours earlier.
Motivation might therefore be a problem against Newcastle but Ancelotti said: "Our aim is to reach second place.
"This is the motivation for the players - to play a good game, have a reaction after the bad game we had against United.
"It's not been an easy week because we lost something.
"Before the game against United, everything was okay. Now our aims have changed.
"But second place is important. We have to do our best to reach this position in the table."
With the pressure to win the title now off, Ancelotti can afford to experiment somewhat on Sunday.
He revealed Fernando Torres would start against Newcastle, adding: "I want to make some changes, but not a lot."
But he refused to confirm whether David Luiz would pay the price for his blunder at Old Trafford that gifted United the lead after just 36 seconds.
He added: "I think that he was not responsible for the defeat.
"It was a collective mistake, not individual.
"I was a little bit angry against him, but he doesn't have to be afraid about this. He is a fantastic player.
"The defender has to stay focused for 90 minutes, from the beginning to the end.
"He is very young. He has to improve on his focus."
Ancelotti also rubbished reports of a bust-up with right-back Jose Bosingwa, who will miss the final two games of the season with a knee injury.
"I read that Bosingwa had an argument with me - he didn't have an argument," he added.
"I didn't keep him out of the squad because he made a mistake against United (in the Champions League).
"If he was not involved in the game, it was just for his behaviour, not his mistake."
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Ex-Utahn accused of killing 6 in Texas was ordered to stay away from ex-wife
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LOGAN — A man accused of forcing his way into his former sister-in-law's Texas home and killing her, her husband and four of their five children has a history of domestic violence problems from when he recently lived in northern Utah.
As part of his divorce with his former wife, Ronald Lee Haskell was ordered by a Utah judge to undergo a psychological evaluation and was not allowed to visit his children by himself until a therapist could determine whether he was "mentally and emotionally stable enough to care for the children," according to court records.
Haskell, 33, was a "recent resident" of the Logan area and had "several involvements" with Logan police and was incarcerated in the Cache County Jail in 2008, the Cache County Sheriff's Office confirmed Thursday.
Haskell lived on Hampton Place in Logan from July 2006 until November 2013. He was living in a basement apartment in the area of 400 North and 400 West in Logan from July 2013 until October 2013.
Ronald and Melanie Haskell had been building a home in nearby Smithfield, but Melanie Haskell tried to escape her abusive marriage before it was finished, neighbors said.
Thursday night, about 30 former neighbors who knew the Haskells when they lived in a townhouse in Logan held a candlelight vigil. Steven Kippen, who served as the Haskell's LDS bishop for three years, told those who gathered to keep both Melanie and Ron's families in their prayers and to try and be forgiving.
"I think it's important for us to let go of the bitterness. Hate is what drove Ron to do what he did. And I don't think we can excuse what he did by showing hatred as well. I think that would be hypocritical on our part," he said.
Utah abuse
Ronald Haskell pleaded guilty to simple assault in a domestic violence-related incident in 2008, according to Utah state court records.
"Melanie Haskell stated her husband Ronald had (dragged) her by her hair and struck her in the head, and then did it again in front of the children," according to Logan police.
The abuse allegedly continued after that court case ended.
"She was tired of him beating her up and her children witnessing it. And when she saw her oldest child start to become violent, she chose to move into a (Community Abuse Prevention Service Agency) home for their safety," said Jolyn Young, who was one of Melanie Haskell's neighbors in Utah.
Logan police also reported that Ronald Haskell called officers in September of 2009.
"He stated his wife had left and left a note, which made him concerned for her safety. A short time later, he returned with his wife in the car and told officers he was taking her to the hospital. In August of 2013, Melanie reported a protective order violation. It was stated Ronald had made threats against her to his attorney. In October of 2013, Melanie reported a possible protective order violation because Ronald had shown up at one of the children's elementary schools. This protective order was actually served on him the day of the complaint. Neither protective order violations were prosecuted," police said in a prepared statement.
The Haskells were married in California in 2002. They separated in June of 2013. They have four children together between the ages of 3 and 11.
In July of 2013, Melanie Haskell filed for a protective order against her husband in 1st District Court in Logan. In August she filed for divorce. In October, both parties agreed to drop the protective order and enter into a "mutual restraining order."
"The parties agree that Ms. Haskell will have primary physical custody with the parties having joint legal custody," court records state.
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POULTNEY - Thomas L. Apjohn, 72, passed away on July 9, 2013, at Rutland Regional Medical Center.
He was born on December 7, 1941, to Thomas L. and Helen (Bube) Apjohn in Glen Cove, New York.
Tom graduated from Staples High School in Westport, Ct., and from Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pa., with a degree in psychology, then entered the Navy in November, 1963. He attended the Naval Officer Candidate School in Newport, R.I., and enrolled in the Deep Water Diving School at Washington, D.C. Tom served a tour of duty on the U.S.S. Safeguard, a rescue and salvage ship in Vietnam.
Tom married Pauline E. Kleven in 1968, in Newport, R.I., continuing to serve in the Navy until 1972 and then in the Reserves for another three years.
Tom and family moved to Vermont where he worked for Vermont Electric Supply Co. as a road salesman throughout Vermont and New Hampshire and continuing as the manager of the electrical wholesale division until 1986. He then worked for the House of Lights as a salesman again.
Survivors include his wife; his three children, Alice B. Stuber and her husband Bernd, Amy E. Lannon and her husband Matt, and T. Eric Apjohn and his wife, Meaghan. Tom enjoyed eight wonderful grandchildren, Sebastian Sfeir, Shane, Benjamin, Olivia, and Owen Lannon, and McKenzie, Jacob and Anna Apjohn.
During his retirement he worked with disadvantaged teens.
Tom enjoyed fishing and gardening and was a philatelist with a special interest in collecting and cataloging "DPOs" of the State of Vermont. His articles of interest in this were published in "The Vermont Philatelist" publication.
A celebration of Tom's life will be held at Bomoseen State Park on Saturday, July 20, 2013, beginning at 1 p.m.
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"I don't want the cheers and the boos. I hope it's 90% boos letting them know that this "Once in a Lifetime" match is happening again and that I or someone else should be the main event. But, that's the great thing about the WWE Universe. They get to voice their opinions, they get to show their signs. And whether they like something or hate it, you're going to hear about it. I'm excited to hear it."
Ziggler was asked if he's had any interactions with The Rock since he's been back:
"We've had a couple of quick talks here and there. He's usually pretty busy just like all of us when he gets here. He's been pretty cool about everything. And it was pretty neat, he told me he liked my work which is a pretty cool deal because you know he's watching the shows when he's traveling. Like I said, having him back, it makes me a little mad. But, I love the business sense of it, having him come back and getting the crowd behind him. When he's promoting movies, we're holding down the fort, waiting for him to come back."
He also discussed conversations he's had with Big E. about competing on such a big stage and if there are concerns about nerves:
"Of course there is, and honestly even for me, I've been around and been at Wrestlemanias and been in front of 70,000 people, it's not something you can prepare for. The last couple of weekends I've been sitting him down and having some good talks with him. This is a big deal just to be on this card. There are a lot of deserving Superstars who aren't going to be on this Wrestlemania. I feel like I should always be in the main event, but I am excited and happy to be in a match. Just to be there is a big step. Now I have to get it into his head that you don't want to freeze up, you don't want to freak out. It all comes down to having me as a mentor for him, and he's been listening. I think he's going to be great out there."
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Friday 31 December 2010
What better film to celebrate the season with than Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush, particularly when it comes with orchestral accompaniment and Carl Davis?
On Monday, Davis will pick up his baton at the Royal Festival Hall and give this work its first London airing for ten years. Chaplin reworked the film in 1942 to fit it for sound-cinema, and Davis has gone back to the Chaplin archives in Vevey to see how he conceived it musically. He has also extracted memories from the last surviving movie organists in America.
Chaplin put this score together fast, under pressure to earn money after the Nazis had proscribed his films and forced him out of the European market. Davis describes it as a "cleverly handpicked compilation score", but stresses that as a composer tout court – as in City Lights and Modern Times – Chaplin should never be underestimated. "The great lesson to me is how apt his music is – he knows exactly the right thing for each character and scene. It's a textbook lesson to all the film composers who have come after. For me he's one of the three great cultural heroes of the twentieth century – Picasso, Stravinsky and Chaplin. Those are the giants."
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Even If Romney Wins, The Country Is Still In Deep Trouble
Barack Obama is a singularly awful President.
He's a ship captain taking an ax to the bottom of the boat after it hit a reef, a fireman dropping a full tank of gas in the middle a burning house, a child chasing the water out right before a tsunami.
That being said, as my friend Rachel Marsden notes in her column today, even if Obama loses next week, this country's problems aren't going to magically disappear.
* The economy is terrible and not on track to rapidly improve.
* The job market is awful.
* Housing prices haven't recovered from their late 2008 crash and aren't likely to do so any time soon.
* We have a 16 trillion dollar debt that we seem unlikely to be able to pay off in the lifetime of anyone reading this post.
* We're running trillion dollar deficits, but BOTH PARTIES still seem to lack the will to make significant cuts (See the defense cuts for a great example of this).
* A European debt crisis seems likely to take place in the next few years and it will have a massive negative impact on the global economy.
* We're still on track to have our own debt crisis that would likely create a new "Great Depression" here as it sends the worldwide economy into a death spiral.
* Obamacare is slated to take effect and destroy our medical system in 2014.
* Both Social Security and Medicare are extremely expensive, unsustainable, desperately in need of reform, but politically dangerous to touch.
* North Korea still has nuclear weapons and is likely to continue to spread the technology.
* Iran is still on track to get a nuclear weapon and if it does so, even in a best case scenario, it would cause a number of poor unstable nations in the region to acquire them as well.
* Al-Qaeda is still looking to kill Americans and with our still almost wide-open borders, it has access to our population centers.
The good news is that most of these are not unsolvable problems.
The bad news is that these are not QUICK, EASY, POPULAR problems to solve, but they are very easy to demagogue. Historically, problems like that don't tend to be tackled in this country until there's a crisis and then, as often as not, both parties cooperate to put in place an ill-thought-out solution that causes as many problems as it solves.
That's where the country stands on the brink of the election and the only question is whether we're going to elect Mitt Romney, who will hopefully start to tackle these issues, or whether Barack Obama is going to be allowed to spend another four years making the situation worse as the time we have to avert a crisis dwindles.
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