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The award for "Best Direction" at the 1978 Cannes Film Festival actually caps the achievement of a decade for Japan's Nagisa Oshima. His latest film, "Ai no Borei (Empire of Passion)," a ghostly story of doomed love, saw its world premiere as Japan's official entry in the most important international film festival, where over 500 films are seen by thousands of critics and industry representatives in an unbelievably hectic two weeks.
Last year the direction award?was not presented at all, but this May 30 Oshima went before the select guests and television cameras at the ceremony with deep bows and palms pressed together in gratitude. Amid the pomp and confusion, his statement was a simple "Arigato gozaimashita." Much has led up?to Oshima's receipt of this coveted award, for he is no newcomer to Cannes. "I first came here in 1968 with my film "Koshikei (Death by Hanging)," he reminisced for my benefit at his hotel in Cannes, "because Hayao Shibata (of Shibata Organization/France Eiga-sha in Tokyo) persuaded me to let him try selling my films abroad. It was a good time for me because I had coincidentally been invited to Moscow and Poland, so I came here too. It?was a very harrowing first trip, though, because of the May demonstrations in Paris that year. Having survived that, this is my sixth trip to Cannes in 10 years." For Oshima, Cannes has provided not only international exposure and acclaim, but a new route toward film production.
"Mr. Shibata wanted to introduce my films in Europe partly because we could all see that the situation for independent filmmakers was becoming very unfavorable again in Japan in the late 1960s. After Cannes in 1968, Anatole Dauman of Argos Films in Paris began distributing "Death by Hanging" (a film treating capital punishment and the problems of the large Korean minority in Japan). Then later he took "Gishiki (The Ceremony)" (1971, a postwar history of Japan through the relationships in one aristocratic family). He and Mr. Shibata work very well together. They are both very sensitive people." Distribution in France through Dauman was the beginning of a still closer relationship. "In 1972 after 'Natsuno no Imoto (Dear Summer Sister)" (about the Japanese relationship with Okinawa) I dissolved my independent production company, Sozo-sha." At the time, Oshima made a lengthy statement in the Japanese press about the need to start over again from zero, because the Japanese major production companies appeared to be desperate enough to consider good projects proposed by independents on a kind of subcontract basis. Just as he himself was announcing the demise of independent production in Japan, however, he was on the verge of initiating an international coproduction setup that would enable him to remain independent. His 1976 "Ai no Korida (In the Realm of the Senses)" was filmed in Japan and produced in France by Anatole Dauman. "With Mr. Dauman," Oshima maintains, "I have had complete freedom as a director."
As the film immediately preceding his current prize-winner, "In the Realm of the Senses" was a Cannes sensation. "It was shown out of competition in the Directors' Fortnight," reports Kazuko Kawakita of the Shibata Organization, but we had to show it 13 times there was such a huge demand to see it." One of the reasons for the demand was the hard-core pornographic visuals, which also caused some difficulties for the film. "The Cannes festival administration was very apologetic, as they liked it very much, but they had to reject it from official competition because of the strict rule against hard-core content," Oshima reveals. "When they accepted "Empire of Passion" for this year they apologized to me again about the rejection two years ago."
Many will recall that "In the Realm of the Senses" was also prevented from entering the New York Film Festival in the fall of 1976 because its pornographic content kept it blocked in customs. "Empire of Passion" represents a radical departure from the hard-core of "In the Realm of the Senses," even though it tells another simple story of illicit, obsessive eroticism, stars Tatsuya Fuji as the lover again, and is again coproduced with Dauman. Oshima explains:?"'In the Realm of the Senses' was a script in which every line of dialogue revolved around sex, and the lovers created a totally artificial world of eroticism in their private tatami room. But in 'Empire of Passion' the lovers are poor inhabitants of a farming village, and they have no choice but to continue their lives within their community and their labor.
"Because these lovers have no escape from society, family responsibilities and backbreaking toil, it would have been inappropriate to treat their story in hard-core fashion. They can only love in hurried clandestine meetings in the village, or out on the mountainsides buffeted by the wind. "Much as I was gratified by the numbers of people who came to see my?work for the first time with 'In the Realm of the Senses,' I feel the story of the lovers in 'Empire of Passion' is far more tragic. The first film showed only the flower of love, while the second shows the stem, the leaves, and down to the very roots as well."
Oshima is more than delighted with his award. On the afternoon the prize were announced he sat across a table covered?with beer bottles and surrounded by friends. "Before I came here I hardly imagined my work would ever be seen outside Japan," he said. "Now I feel the last 10 years of commuting back and forth to France have been?well worth the effort." He did, however, have a confession to make: "This time, you see, I had someone back home praying for me." It seems that his sister had undertaken to secure him a prize in traditional Japanese fashion.
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Fenton John Anthony Hort (1828-1892) gave the Cambridge Hulsean lectures in November and December of 1871. First published posthumously in 1893, with minor revisions, these lectures are built around a sustained meditation on John 14: 5-6. They represent Hort's defence of the continuing relevance of Christianity in an increasingly science-focused world where religion was no longer the sole arbitrator of 'truth'. These lectures are a direct response to the development of Historical Criticism and the aftermath of the publication of Darwin's On the Origin of Species (1859). Hort argues that confidence in the 'truth' of Christianity can only lead to a championship of science and other non-theological methods of inquiry for ultimately 'all knowledge ministers to the knowledge of the highest'. Hort's lectures are a key work of Anglican theology addressing the issue, still pressing over a century later, of religion's relationship with science.
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The meeting was confirmed at a Senate committee hearing a few hours before Mr Asher was due to appear before the same committee, indicating the disquiet in Canberra over the Ombudsman's actions.
Signalling Labor's concerns over Mr Asher's conduct, former Cabinet Secretary John Faulkner asked the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet what action it had taken on the matter.
The department's deputy secretary for governance, Renée Leon, told the committee hearing at around 3:30pm that the department's secretary, Ian Watt, was due to meet Mr Asher on Tuesday.
Emails released last week showed that the Ombudsman cooperated with Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young to arrange the questions that she would ask him at a committee hearing several months ago.
Several questions canvassed the shortage of resources within the Ombudsman's office and his need for greater funding.
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Motor mechanic Mr Hudson is donning the Heart Research UK costume to raise cash for the charity.
His 18-year-old son, Josh, was born with a rare heart condition – transposition of the arteries – and has been in and out of hospital all his life.
Although the condition is controlled, Josh – an animal management student at Craven College in Skipton – has been told he will need surgery to stop a leak in his heart valve.
He took part in the Mascot Gold Cup at Wetherby racecourse last year as Hartley Heart, and will be competing again – alongside his dad – on Sunday, this time for Manorlands.
Mr Hudson, 50, said: "I have lost two stone in the past 12 months through doing a lot of walking so, apart from being part of my fitness plan, the mascot race will also help raise important funds for a good cause helping research into conditions like Josh's."
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- 1 pound red potatoes, cooked and sliced
- 3 tablespoons butter, divided
- 1-1/2 cups thinly sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 cup thinly sliced onion
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- 1/2 cup minced fresh parsley or basil
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- 1. In a 10-in. cast-iron or other ovenproof skillet, brown potatoes in 2 tablespoons butter over medium-high heat; remove and set aside.
- 2. In the same skillet, saute the mushrooms, onion, red pepper and ham in remaining butter until vegetables are tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer; drain. Remove and set aside.
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'Bowling like I did - quick - you wanted to shake them up' - Lillee
IT IS the last place you might expect to find Dennis Lillee. But there he is, the man who, with his partner-in-pace Jeff Thomson, spent the better part of a decade compromising the well-being of batsmen, presiding over an exhibition flogging workboots to the Poms.
The moustache might be streaked with grey, the once formidable '70s thatch thinned, and he might wear a denim shirt with his company's name on it rather than cricket whites, but that's Lillee all right.
"Yeah, it's me," he says, between sales. "And yeah, you're right, I never spent much time considering a batsman's health and safety. That wasn't even close to a consideration.
"That said, I wasn't a sadist, mate. When you bowled like I did - quick - you wanted to shake them up, wanted to see them apprehensive, skipping about a bit on the crease. A few bruises on the arms, legs, that doesn't count. But you weren't trying to put 'em in hospital." He pauses before a big smile breaks beneath the 'tache. "Well, not all of 'em."
For England cricket followers, the very name D. K. Lillee is enough to induce cold sweats. With his hostile, penetrating bowling, his in-your-face aggression, his unyielding competitiveness, he, more than anybody, helped end the 40 years of Bodyline-induced inferiority in the Australian sporting psyche and made their Test team the most fearsome in world cricket.
"Right from a young kid, it was always Australia versus England, the only thing that counted," he says. "I grew up by that. 'I guess obsessed is too strong a word, but it played a huge part in my cricket life.
"To me, it was battle. Australia versus England was a war. You wanna try to smash them into the ground One of my teammates told me I had white-line fever. Soon as I stepped over that line on the field my personality changed.
"I know people now say it shouldn't be part of the game but I always gave it plenty of verbals too. And believe me, some of the English guys, they gave it back. It was ugly. But once you stepped back over the line, all that went away.
"I would quite happily have met up with the England boys in the bar. "I didn't drink in those days but I liked a chat. Though I admit some of them weren't too keen on chatting to me. Guys like Lambie [Allan Lamb], Beefy [Ian Botham] and [David] Gower, they enjoyed having a chat. Some of the others took it a bit too much to heart."
Well, you can hardly blame them. Having a bloke send 145km/h balls at your rib cage does not encourage you to share a drink with him.
"Hey, I didn't just bowl at the rib cage, mate," Lillee says, before the smile once more creases his face. "I aimed for the head, too."
At 59 and long retired (he gave up bowling entirely last winter when an exhibition game on a Perth beach put him on his back for a week), he makes it sound as though it's still personal. So what was it that motivated him to perform at such intensity? It can hardly have been the money.
"Mate, you didn't play for the money because there was no money. First tour to England I was on, we got 1200 Aussie dollars for five months' work. Thommo says he'd spend that first week in the bar.
"I reckon Dougie Walters would get through it in a night. I worked in a bank, and when I got home, they said, 'Where you been? Your job's gone'.
"I played because I loved winning, being part of a winning team, victory meant everything to me."
He was, until a recent row over his fees, employed by Cricket Australia as a fast-bowling coach. He is hoping one of his proteges will make English batsmen leap about as he once did.
"I spotted Mitchell Johnson at 16 " he says.
"I rang Marshie [Rod Marsh, head of the cricket academy] and said: 'You've gotta get this kid in'."
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FERNDALE -- Judging by Saturday's first quarter, the 13-time defending Little 4 champs look ready for league play.
Ferndale, who had gone 3-1 against non-league opponents -- including blanking Eureka 20-0 last weekend -- so far this season, erupted for three touchdowns during a span of 2:26 in the opening quarter and went on to a 47-14 victory over Hoopa Valley.
The Wildcats built an early 6-0 lead on Ike Townsend's eight-yard touchdown run at 9:04, and then the home team used big plays to jump ahead of the Warriors 27-0.
First, it was a Statue of Liberty play, with Kaden Zanone taking the ball from quarterback Kyle Chambers outstretched arm and racing 51 yards down the left side. Chambers subsequently found paydirt from three yards out.
On the Warriors' ensuing possession, Chambers, playing safety, intercepted a pass and scampered 38 yards for a pick six TD.
Ferndale's D then forced another Hoopa punt, and the offense quickly clicked again as Townsend, behind Briceland Franklin's great sealing block, dashed around the left side for another eight-yard TD with 54 ticks left in the quarter.
"Our defense played really well, they were quick to the ball and put our offense in good position," said Ferndale head coach Kim Jorgensen.
In the second quarter, the home team continued its solid defensive work as Dakota Ward picked off a Hoopa pass, giving Ferndale more great field position.
The Cats cashed in the turnover as Zach Rocha scored from two yards out for a 34-0 halftime advantage.
Rocha, who also darted for a 37-yard TD in the fourth quarter on a quick-opener, was Ferndale's primary ball carrier in the game, carrying the rock 17 times for 63 yards and the two scores.
Zanone (96 yards on six carries) and Townsend (69 yards on eight carries) also found success running the ball.
The Wildcats' other TD came in the third quarter when Jacoby Hughes -- who also intercepted a pass -- bolted in from 19 yards out.
Hoopa Valley, to its credit, did not quit and displayed tenacity against a well-focused Ferndale team.
"I think our defense played a good game, they hit hard and drove to the ball," said Hoopa Valley assistant coach Dusty Rossman. "We finally got four quarters of efficient play."
Among the Warriors' defensive playmakers were Robert Hodge, Dakota Bailey and Micah Titus -- who were involved in sacks -- and Jose Rodriguez and Joe Bain, who recovered Ferndale fumbles. Dakota Mosier's tackle prevented a two-point conversion try, and Nick Moon made a crisp open-field tackle for a five-yard loss.
The Warriors' offense, with a revamped offensive line and Clinton Kane taking the quarterback spot of Charlie Moon -- who broke his right collarbone last week -- generated touchdowns in both the third and fourth quarters.
Titus plunged in from four yards out with 54 seconds left in the third quarter, right after he had sprinted and spun his way on an exciting 49-yard run. Then, at the 3:56 mark of the final quarter, Victor McCovey burst through the middle, and cut back as he outraced the defenders on a 52-yard gallop.
Titus finished with 12 carries for 84 years, while McCovey rushed nine times for 88 yards.
"Ferndale's a good team, but we hurt ourselves with turnovers and penalties," said Hoopa Valley head coach Marty Wilkes.
The win improved Ferndale to 4-1 overall, 1-0 in the Little 4, heading into next Friday's league road game at South Fork.
The loss dropped Hoopa Valley to 2-3, 0-1, going into next Saturday's league road game at St.Bernard's.
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Ferndale 47, Hoopa Valley 14
at Coach Carlson Field, Ferndale
Hoopa 0 0 7 7 -- 14
Ferndale 27 7 7 6 -- 47
Scoring summary
First quarter
9:04 F --Townsend 8-yd. run (run failed) 6-0
3:20 F --Chambers 3-yd. run (Chambers run) 14-0
2:30 F --Chambers 38-yd. interception rteurn (kick failed) 20-0
0:54 F --Townsend, 8-yd. run (Catana kick) 27-0
Second quarter
6:04 F -- Rocha 2-yd. run (Catana kick) 34-0
Third quarter
10:53 F --Hughes 19-yd. run (Catana kick) 41-0
0:54 HV --Titus, 4-yd. run (Risling kick) 41-7
Fourth quarter
5:08 F -- Rocha, 37-yd. run (run fails) 47-7
3:56 HV -- McCovey 52-yd. run (Risling kick) 47-14
Team statistics HV Ferndale
Total yards 221 314
Rushes-yards 36-207 46-288
Passing yards 14 26
Passing 3-14-3 4-8-0
First downs 6 10
Punts 5 1
Times sacked 0 2
Penalties-yards 8-62 6-35
Fumbles-lost 4-2 5-3
Individual stats
HV -- McCovey 9-88, TD; George 7-16; Titus 12-84, TD; Kane 7-14; Rodriguez 1-5
F -- Rocha 17-63, 2 TDs; Townsend 8-69, 2 TDs; Zanone 6-96; Shinn 1-1; Chambers 3-(-4), TD; Hughes 5-39, TD; Catana 6-24
HV -- Kane 3-14-3, 14 yds.
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It looks fun. "We are not afraid that students would try to tune their work to the similarity tester. We reckon if they can do that they can also do the exercise." I used a tool called MOSS from Alex Aiken for detecting plagiarism in programming class, but it was not open source. I guess I need a more efficient algorithm for finding the "moved" code. Currently it is recursive and very slow. I guess techniques used in "common subexpression elimination" may help. -- Yin On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 10:33 AM, Hendrik Boom <hendrik at topoi.pooq.com> wrote: > On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 04:34:21AM +0800, Yin Wang wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I'm developing a tool for "diffing" program by parse trees and not >> text. It is written in Racket and can process Lisp family languages, >> C++, JavaScript and Python. It has a JavaScript based interactive UI >> for browsing the diff results. > > You might also be interested in looking at the software similarity > tester written by Dick Grune, which is linked from his web page at > http://www.dickgrune.com/ > > -- hendrik > ____________________ > Racket Users list: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/users
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I mentioned earlier that Windows rebuilds the system tray whenever an icon is updated. I used this to my advantage when hiding and restoring the tray, but this same phenomenon also caused a major problem. Every time that a program updated its icon in the system tray, the hidden tray would momentarily reappear as Windows tried to rebuild the tray and Tray Magician tried to hide it. This caused an unwanted flashing effect that was especially bad when using applications (such as Dial-Up Networking) that constantly update their icons.
The only way to prevent this from happening was to find a way to intercept modifications to the system tray icons and prevent them from reaching the system tray while it was hidden by Tray Magician. The solution came from a previous PC Magazine utility called Tray Manager, written by Steven E. Sipe, which uses a clever technique for detecting modifications to the system tray icons. It turns out that every time an application calls the API function Shell_NotifyIcon() to add, delete, or modify a system tray icon, Windows sends a WM_COPYDATA message to the taskbar. This message contains the NOTIFYICONDATA structure plus a few other bytes.
Using a hook would let me read the WM_COPYDATA messages, but I needed to do more than just that--I needed to keep them from reaching the taskbar's window procedure. Moreover, I couldn't simply throw these messages away. I had to save them for later transmission when the tray became visible.
To prevent the WM_COPYDATA messages from reaching the taskbar's window procedure, I used a technique called subclassing, in which you replace the window procedure of a window with one of your own. This lets you intercept messages destined for another window. The ability to monitor, modify, or change these messages makes subclassing a powerful technique for modifying the original behavior of any application.
The API function SetWindowLong() lets you change many of the attributes of a window, one of which is the address of its window procedure. So you might think that subclassing the taskbar window would be a matter of calling SetWindowLong() with the handle of the taskbar window and the address of my own window procedure. But the SetWindowLong() API function only works with windows that belong to the same calling process.
To subclass a window that belongs to a different process, you need to somehow get the new window procedure into the address space of that process. When a hook procedure is called, it is loaded into the address space of the process that triggered it; Tray Magician uses this trick to subclass the taskbar. It installs a thread-specific WH_GETMESSAGE hook whose hook procedure GetFunc() looks for one special message. Tray Magician creates this special message value by passing the string TrayMagician_BeginSubclassing to the Windows API function RegisterWindowMessage(), and sends this message to the taskbar. When the hook procedure receives this message, it subclasses the taskbar window by calling the API function SetWindowLong(). This replaces the window procedure of the taskbar with a procedure named TaskbarProc().
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My son will be 4 in July and has been on Trileptal for seizures since about 18 months. He never had severe seizures. He would just pause, roll his eyes, and be fine after that. They never caught one on an EEG, but the episodes stopped when he started on medication.
Recently the insurance company started refusing to cover brand name trileptal and switched us to generic, with the pediatric neurologists ok. Not sure if that's related or not but thought I'd mention it.
2 times in the last 2 weeks, he has woken up in the middle of the night, cried, and when we went to see what was wrong he threw up. This morning he threw up 10 minutes after waking for the day.
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Britney Spears' Parents Got Back Together
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The couple, who divorced in 2002, were looking friendly on Saturday at Los Angeles lounge Boudoir. Onlookers at the lounge spotted Lynne and Jamie cheering and dancing as DJ Mr. Best spun Britney's hits, like "Toxic" and "Gimme More."
While this gives hope that one day Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus can wash the Bret Michaels off and start anew, does anyone else find it tacky that Jaime and Lynne were dancing to music that made them rich at the expense of their daugther's sanity? Don't get me wrong, I understand raising a child with special needs is hard and would never begrudge anyone in that situation a rare opportunity to cut loose. But, c'mon, this is like Corky's parents popping open a bottle of champagne and yelling, "Extra chromosome gonna make it rain, bitches! Holla!" — Jamie and Lynne did that, too, didn't they? Of course.


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Today In Royal News: Nicknaming And Farting!
Since the royal couple have announced their engagement, we have been inundated with news of their every breath and kept abreast of their general goings on. There's so much royal news that it's difficult to take it all in. Usually I glaze over it. Kate styles herself? Pippa has a nice bum? I can get veneers with Willy and Kate's face? Who cares. Today, however, I came across two truly noteworthy royal news items. Check them out after the jump.
- All the 'bloids are abuzz over Pippa and Harry's secret romance. The secret is … shhhhhh … they're not dating! Yet, people continue to speculate. This just in: they have nicknames for each other! Since they have both gone through recent breakups, they are leaning on each other for moral support and in the process have grown so fond of each other that they now use nicknames. Pippa calls Harry "Captain," which is his military rank and Harry calls Pippa "Commando" in reference to the rumor that she went sans panties at the royal wedding. How naughty! They must be dating! [Daily Mail UK]
- Jonah Hill tweeted the important question on everyone's mind: has Kate accidentally farted in front of Willy yet and if so, how did he react? I know this very question has been weighing heavily on my mind. I really hope the royal couple releases a press statement when the first accidental fart occurs. Although, considering the couple has known each other for 10 years, I'm guessing that moment has long since passed. Now we'll never know about their intimate farting moments. Bummer. [Jezebel]
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James "J.T." Thomas gets voted out of 'Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains'
By Christopher Rocchio, 04/23/2010
James Thomas
thought he had all angles covered heading into the first Tribal Council after the game's tribal merge, however he was done in by an untrustworthy pseudo-ally in
Russell Hantz
and an even more underhanded
Parvati Shallow
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winner became the eleventh castaway voted out of from
: Heroes vs. Villains
during last night's broadcast of the CBS reality competition series.
"I feel like a total idiot right now," opined J.T. after his ouster.
"It's pretty terrible to be voted out by your own ally. I felt like Russell would have voted whatever we told him to vote. Those people are villains for a reason. Don't ever trust them. Worse than that, don't ever trust women. You can't always win. It was a big move -- do-or-die -- and I died tonight."
: Heroes vs. Villains'
tenth episode began following the previous elimination of
Courtney Yates
from the Villains tribe.
The next morning at the Heroes camp, the tribe received a treasure chest and assumed that the Villains received the key. They were right -- as the Villains received the key and a map to the Heroes camp for the merge.
"We know for a fact that I have to go to J.T. and explain to him why Parvati's not going," explained Russell while talking to allies Parvati and
Danielle DiLorenzo
"You're going to go to J.T. and tell him you uses his idol to save yourself last night," added Danielle.
"He's going to say, 'Why didn't you vote Parvati out?'" said Russell, reiterating the reason why J.T. previously gave him the Hidden Immunity Idol he found at the Heroes camp.
"What I'm going to do is say we both played an idol at the same time..."
"Because I thought the girls were revolting," interjected Parvati.
"So then the next time we go to tribal, you're going to tell them that you're voting with them," said Danielle, "and they want Parvati off first."
"J.T. will go home," assured Russell.
With their plan in place, the three decided to speak more softly as
Sandra Diaz-Twine
-- the only Villain tribe member not in their alliance -- was walking near them.
"Right now I do think I do have the only Hidden Immunity Idol in pocket," said Russell in a confessional, unaware that Parvati also had an idol.
"The people that know about it are the people that have to know about it -- my whole tribe except from Sandra. We're not going to tell her anything. That idol is going to help the Villain tribe weed out one of the members of the Heroes tribe."
Parvati said she "likes to keep some secrets," which is why only Danielle knows she has it.
"The king will not know about my Hidden Immunity Idol until the time is right," she added in a confessional.
The two tribes then merged and enjoyed fruit, vegetables and a ham feast.
"The first thing I noticed when I looked down the beach and saw the Villains coming was Parvati," said J.T., who added he was relieved Russell was still there.
"I figured Russell played the idol, Parvati had to of played an idol, therefore there's no idols in the game, Parvati's got to be the first to go. It's a known fact."
As the tribes ate and talked, Parvati felt like an outcast as she sat on the sidelines sulking.
"None of the Heroes are happy that I'm here. They wanted to get rid of me before and they're probably all shocked that I'm still here," she said. "I definitely don't feel like I'm part of this tribe, so I'm thinking they're going to vote for me because they want me gone."
In the shelter, Russell told J.T. and
Rupert Boneham
his story as to why both he and Parvati made it to the merge.
"This is where I stand, this is it for me. So don't even have any doubts," Russell assured the two. "Don't even worry. I swear on my kids that I am on board with y'all."
After Russell left, J.T. told Rupert he felt Russell was "solid" because he's a "good ole country boy."
"Giving Russell the Hidden Immunity Idol could blow up in my face. He could have never been going home. He could be the leader of the girls over there,"" acknowledged J.T. in a confessional. "Do I believe it? Not a chance in the world. I trust him explicitly."
Russell was satisfied J.T. and Rupert fell for his story "hook, line and sinker."
On the beach, Sandra approached Rupert -- as the two previously played together on
: Pearl Islands -- and explained things weren't as they seem.
"I'm the last of my alliance," she said.
"So what happened last night?" asked Rupert.
"Courtney's the last person from my alliance, they didn't want Courtney and me over here together," she answered. "That's why Courtney had to go. I'm the last one standing. If they catch me talking I'm gone next. Russell's the kingpin and Parvati's the second in command."
In addition, Sandra advised that "whatever Russell says, agree to it."
"But he's lying if he says the women are running the show," she said.
In a confessional, Rupert said he "has to believe Sandra" and began to believe the Heroes were being "played" by Russell.
"This is where the game gets crazy," he said.
The next morning, Parvati and Danielle caused some problems when they began to eat bananas after a big egg breakfast was served -- only widening the targets on their backs for the Heroes.
Rupert took J.T.,
Candice Woodcock
Amanda Kimmel
and explained what Sandra had told him -- but J.T. and Amanda were hard to convince.
"You have faith in Russell!" responded Rupert. "Don't trust him! He's on the Villains' side for a reason!"
Rupert suggested the Heroes think about changing their five votes "just before" Tribal Council without letting Russell know.
"We will do whatever it takes that first vote," assured Amanda.
However J.T. thought Rupert was worrying too much.
"There's a reason that I've been doing Rupert's strategical play for him thus far. He needs to be told where to vote by somebody he can really trust," said J.T. in a confessional.
"I just keep reminding him of that. I said to him, 'Do you believe what Sandra told you? Or do you believe the obvious truth?' If Sandra's story turns out to be true and Russell did not play the idol, than that means I'm probably going home the next Tribal Council."
Amanda then proved that old allegiances die hard, as she snuck away into the woods with Parvati -- with whom she went all the way to the final Tribal Council with during
: Fans vs. Favorites.
"They want you gone," Amanda told Parvati. "That's why I don't know what to do, because it's weird. I have no power over here. Everyone's freaked out about you."
"So if I don't win [Immunity] today, they're voting for me?" asked Parvati.
"Probably," answered Amanda. "I'm working really hard to get rid of Sandra. Because the only option I have right now to keep you here is to get rid of somebody else."
Parvati said in a confessional she "probably got half" of Amanda's story.
"Will you tell me who everybody's voting for?" asked Parvati.
"Yeah, I will," answered Amanda.
"Do you swear you're going to be really honest with me?" asked Parvati.
"Yes," replied Amanda. "I have been."
Trusting her old ally, Parvati then revealed to Amanda that she has a Hidden Immunity Idol.
"I like Parvati and everything, but if she makes it to the end of this game she's going to win again," said Amanda in a confessional, however she told Parvati a different story.
"I'm going to do everything I can to keep you here," she told Parvati.
The two then shook hands on trusting each other.
The 10 remaining castaways then arrived for their first Individual Immunity challenge as a merged tribe -- called Yin Yang -- and host Jeff Prost explained the rules. Each castaway would hold onto a tall pole for a long as they can. When someone fell off, they would be out of the challenge. The last person left hanging on their pole would win Individual Immunity.
The challenge eventually came down to Parvati and Danielle -- with Parvati voluntarily stepping down after a brief conversation with her ally.
"I'll win, 'cause you have the idol," Danielle told Parvati.
"I'm out," said Parvati, handing Danielle Individual Immunity.
Parvati's move did raise some red flags with the Heroes.
"I think Parvati is going to come up with a Hidden Immunity Idol tonight or Parvati wouldn't have walked off that pole," said Rupert in a confessional. "But I don't know. That's all part of the plan tonight to see if I can oust Russell for the weasel that he is."
Back at camp, J.T. also commented how it was "kind of strange" that Parvati stepped down.
"So the plan is tonight, the Heroes are going to let Russell write Parvati's name down just to prove his loyalty to all of us," he explained. "Me and Candice and Rupert and Amanda and [
Colby Donaldson
] -- five strong -- write down Sandra or [
Jerri Manthey
's] name."
J.T. and Colby discussed whether to boot Sandra or Jerri, while Sandra and Jerri talked about how they didn't care who went home as long as it wasn't one of them.
"When I first got here, I tried to tell Rupert that Russell is running this whole show," said Sandra in a confessional. "But we talked really, really quick and that was it. I don't want my big mouth to get me in trouble. I still want Russell out bad, but right now I'm stuck with Russell."
Russell retrieved the Hidden Immunity Idol J.T. had previously given him and said his plan was to give it to Parvati so she could save herself and they could vote out J.T.. He then gave the idol to Parvati -- who now had two Hidden Immunity Idols in her possession.
Amanda and Parvati walked on the beach and discussed the upcoming Tribal Council.
"I honestly want to work with you," said Amanda. "I want to play with you but I don't see how we're going to play together."
In a confessional, Amanda said it would be "really crazy" if Parvati were to give her Hidden Immunity Idol to somebody.
"I hope she doesn't," she added. "I hope she plays it for herself."
Amanda told Parvati she "better play that thing just in case," however Parvati didn't look convinced.
"I knew Amanda was lying to me when she told me that they were voting for me," she said in a confessional. "I know you're trying to get rid of me, but I'll just play along right now."
Amanda again reiterated the importance of Parvati playing the idol for herself before explaining she was "so confused."
"It's going to get messy," Parvati told her. "I think the best thing you could do tonight is just let them vote for me and just vote with them. Then we'll take it from there."
Tribal Council then commenced, and Rupert's problem with the girls eating bananas was discussed.
"I think that nothing's going to change. There's two separate tribes, the game is on," said Russell.
"Tonight's vote will dictate the rest of the game. This is the most important vote that I've ever been a part of. If one of the Villains go home, than the Heroes are going to be in the Top 5. If one of the Heroes goes home, than the Villains are going to be in the Top 5. That's just how it's going to work tonight."
J.T. said he believed his name was going to be written down by the Villains since there wasn't much scrambling, and Sandra said talk about strategy between the two tribes was non-existent.
Parvati added that she also hadn't been approached and feels it's because everyone sees her as a "threat."
"So you believe the Heroes have you in their sights tonight?" asked Jeff
"Definitely," answered Parvati.
"Or maybe we haven't approached Parvati yet because we know she's going to be around for a few more days and we'll have the opportunity," suggested Colby. "So there's another angle."
Jeff then asked J.T. if there had been any talk amongst the Heroes about who might have a Hidden Immunity Idol.
"The idols are a big topic of conversation," he answered. "It's a mess, and I don't have any idea who doesn't have an idol or who's got one. I know I don't have one, so I'm pretty worried about it."
Parvati said it was also "definitely" a topic with the Villains.
The merged tribe then voted and before Jeff revealed the results, Parvati decided to gift both of the Hidden Immunity Idols in her possession -- giving one to Sandra and one to Jerri.
"Damn it," said J.T. under his breath.
Jeff then revealed that all five Heroes votes for Jerri would not count and J.T. was ousted by the five votes cast against him by the Villains.
"You have some explaining to do," whispered Russell to Parvati.
"Secret," she replied.
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Further Thought: Christian writer and apologist C. S. Lewis wrote a book talking about the death of his wife and his struggle to come to terms with that death. In it he wrote: "Not that I am (I think) in much danger of ceasing to believe in God. The real danger is of coming to … [Click to read more …]
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Read Romans 3:1–4. Though the immediate context is the unfaithfulness of some of God's covenant people, what is the bigger issue that Paul is talking about here? What is Paul saying about God? Quoting Psalm 51:4, Paul talks about how the Lord Himself will "be justified in your words and will prevail when you are … [Click to read more …]
Read the following texts in Job. What issue is Job wrestling with? What question does he not ask? Job 6:4–8, Job 9:1–12. As stated in yesterday's study, the issue of God's existence never came up in the book of Job. Instead, the question was why was Job going through these trials? And, considering all that … [Click to read more …]
You can view an in-depth discussion of "God and Human Suffering" in the Hope Sabbath School class led by Pastor Derek Morris. (Adobe Flash Player version.) A Youtube version of this week's lesson at Hope Sabbath School is below. You can download the video, the MP3 audio, and the lesson outline from the HopeTV Sabbath … [Click to read more …]
Despite the hype of those who don't believe in God, those who believe in God have many good reasons for their belief. However, there's been one perennial problem that many have used through the ages to justify their disbelief, and that is the problem of human suffering and evil. How can God be all-good, all-loving, … [Click to read more …]
What has God clearly revealed in this world about Himself? [Lesson 4 – October 22, 2016] Perhaps there's been a bad forest fire close to where you live. Or flooding has ruined the harvest for the year. (Romans 1:18-20) Still, does Paul proclaim that we have seen enough in nature to know God and know Him well?When … [Click to read more …]
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TAMPA — For some of Robinson High School's football players, the current pitch will get no more feverish. If Friday night lights contain a dimmer switch, it's this reality: When Robinson's season concludes, so will some careers.
"To see the kids who maybe struggle a little bit in life get an opportunity to move to a state championship game," coach Mike DePue said, "it's something that's going to maybe be the highlight of their life."
Or, perhaps, the last chance to create one. Maybe that explains the seemingly caffeinated guise of senior Carlos Duclos on this day in the Knights' locker room.
Bedecked in shorts and a University of Alabama hoodie, Duclos bounces, whoops, cracks on teammates and grins. Four days from the Class 5A state semifinals, the 5-foot-9 cornerback/kick returner/running back is straddling euphoria and purpose.
It's both a time to savor and serve notice. Whether his career proceeds past Christmas is unclear. He admits his grades slipped in previous seasons, when his knee, kidneys and senses took turns betraying him. The chances to make a mark are dwindling like daylight in winter.
"This is the only year I ever got the chance to play a full season," Duclos said. "So when it comes to (colleges) and stuff like that, they don't really know much about me because I've been …injury-prone and stuff like that."
As Robinson finds itself within four quarters of its first state finals appearance in 41 years, Duclos is playing for the moment, for his future and for a dad too ill to watch him.
"He had all these years and his injuries have been getting in the way of his talent, his real talent," said younger brother Michael, a stocky sophomore tailback who has waged his own skirmish with injuries.
"So I think to him this means crunch time. He don't have no time to waste."
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DePue, who has spent more than three decades coaching in some capacity at Robinson, calls his program "a microscopic look at what America's all about." It's an ethnic and economic melting pot, where affluence might suit up in the locker next to destitution.
Carlos, one of five kids born to Haitian parents, resides on the humbler end of that spectrum, at the corner of hardscrabble and hard luck.
The second and third kids of Gedeus and Rosette Duclos, Carlos and Michael moved with their family from Miami roughly 14 years ago. Both cut their football teeth with the South Tampa Titans of the local Pop Warner league. Gedeus, a construction worker, was a fixture there.
"When we played for the Titans, he was at every game," Carlos said.
It was around Carlos' freshman year that Gedeus' kidneys began failing him. A diabetic with high blood pressure, he missed a huge chunk of Carlos' freshman year, when his oldest boy made an imprint on both sides of the ball.
By the following autumn, Gedeus, 57, was unable to attend games at all. Carlos sustained a concussion in a mid-September game against King and missed roughly a month, but returned in time to log three tackles in an emotional 21-7 playoff win at Jesuit.
A headache before that contest prompted him to pop about three Ibuprofen. By the following Monday, as the team prepared for a state semifinal game in Belle Glade, he couldn't keep food down.
"I was like, 'This is bad,' " Carlos recalled. "I couldn't walk. I tried to practice the week that we played (Glades Central) but I went out to catch punts and I couldn't even take a step, so I walked back to the bench and called my ride over."
He was admitted to Tampa General Hospital, where he spent five days after his kidneys briefly shut down, and missed the playoff loss in south Florida.
"That was crazy," DePue said.
"They thought it ran in the family," said older sister Bozla, a spokesperson for her mom (who still possesses a thick Haitian accent) during a phone interview. "But the doctor said it was some kind of pills he took that made the kidneys fail."
Healthy and rejuvenated the following year, Carlos returned an early punt for a touchdown in the preseason classic against Seminole.
As he went out to field a second one, DePue contemplated giving someone else a chance to get some special-teams work, but balked.
Next thing he knew, Carlos was writhing on the ground, holding his left knee. The torn ACL sidelined him the entire season.
"It was heart-wrenching," DePue said. "Those are things you lose sleep over as a coach when you sit there and you go, 'I would've, should've, could've.' "
Months of rehab followed as Carlos pondered his senior-year outlook and where the next snakebite would lurk. In the 2012 season opener, he recorded four tackles against Jefferson.
He hasn't missed a game since.
"He's bounced back," DePue said. "He's a resilient kid who works extremely hard in practice."
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While Carlos has remained injury free this fall, Michael, whose fleetness and wrecking-ball physique (5-foot-5, 203 pounds) earned him a spot in Robinson's backfield, assumed his brother's place on the proverbial shelf.
A high ankle sprain in a Sept. 14 win at Jesuit kept him sidelined for more than two months. Ironically, the Knights' offensive staff turned to Carlos — who has 36 tackles and two interceptions on defense — to compensate for Michael's absence.
Though limited to a few handoffs a game, he has gained 178 yards on only 18 carries. DePue has been dazzled by his ability to run vertically.
But it's the walk — horizontally — that will be forever embedded in Carlos' memory.
Minutes before the Knights' Nov. 9 game against rival Plant, Rosette and Gedeus, guided by a blue walker, escorted their son across Jack Peters Field during senior night festivities.
It was the first time Gedeus had seen Carlos play in three years.
"It meant a lot to me," said Carlos, his voice cracking mildly. "It is emotional, too."
If nothing else, Carlos has that moment, the likes of which he has learned to cherish. Should the Knights (12-1) defeat Tallahassee Godby (12-1) at home tonight, Gedeus would be able to see his son play once more — albeit via television — in the Dec. 14 state final.
How he'd love to perform well at least once more for his dad, maybe carve out a future in the process, extend this highlight of a lifetime to a second reel.
"(This playoff run) means a lot," Carlos said. "I respect the game a lot more because it can be gone in the blink of an eye. It just means a lot to me."
Class 5A state semifinal: Tallahassee Godby (12-1) at Robinson (12-1)
Kickoff: 7:30 Friday
Up next: Immokalee-Miami Jackson winner in the title game Dec. 14, 1 p.m. at the Orlando Citrus Bowl
How Godby got here: Defeated Pensacola West Florida 28-10; d. Crawfordville Wakulla 14-7; d. Jacksonville Bishop Kenny 64-29
How Robinson got here: Defeated Port Orange Atlantic 41-8; d. Lakewood 22-19; d. Pasco 49-21
Final word: With a victory, the Knights clinch their first state title game appearance since 1971. …The Cougars will match up well against Robinson at the skill spots, but their offensive line will be a tad smaller and younger than the Knights'. That, and the fact Godby is making its third daunting road trip in four Fridays, could make the difference in this one.
Joel Anderson's pick: Robinson, 27-24
Joey Knight's pick: Robinson, 38-28


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I think the most important thing is to be approachable...The Drill Sergeant thing might work in some ways, but it will isolate your son from you as it will make you seem unapproachable and he might not want to tell you things.
I was 13 nine years ago, and I know that what I liked about my dad was even though he was a stern disciplinarian, he was also approachable. As far as teaching me what makes a man a man...He taught me--and still teaches me--about being a man without even knowing he does it...Your son may not seem receptive, but I am willing to bet he's learning via observation and one day you'll see it kick in, and you won't even remember teaching it.
I am sorry to hear about the PTSD and Depression, but I honestly believe a man can be a good dad despite those things...Keep your chin up. <fist bump>
Can you be more specific? What is the "Point of no return?" Thirteen is the most hellish age in child development (although 17 comes close): The hormones are raging, but the brain won't catch up for a year or two. In general, the more time pubescent boys spend around adults, and the less time they spend unsupervised with their buddies, the better they turn out as human beings. It's also the age where boys need to psychologically separate from their fathers and be accepted into the greater community of men. If you can get him involved in some activity where other trustworthy adult males are supervising him, it might reduce the tension.
Well, there should absolutely be consequences for punching his little brother, but the time outside in the cold, barefoot seems to be it's own punishment for being stupid.
One of the things that always surprised me when I was teaching 8th graders was the disconnect they had between their actions and the consequences of those actions. The only thing that can be done is to apply the consequences consistently until his brain has matured enough to understand the connection.
It was but as I said that was the proverbial straw.
Maybe it shouldn't be. Running out in the cold is a way to get out of an emotionally difficult situation.
OK, hurting little brother is different. You said 13-y-o knows boxing. You didn't say if it was love pats or if 9-y-o is in the hospital. Permanently injuring a family member, sure, that's hard to recover from. Tussling with one and running outside to pout... I wonder if you're giving up on him too easily. And I wonder if he sensed you would, and had to find out. (No confidence in those guesses; just thoughts.)
No it wasn't a love tap brothers beating up brothers thing. There was an egg on the side of my youngest's head. Oh Im not giving up on him just the opposite. I refuse to give up on him or any of my sons. I will raise them to be men and learn the consequences of their actions though.
I'm having trouble reconciling "I refuse to give up on him" with "He has gone past the point of no return." I must not understand what at least one of these means, because they seem contradictory.
I don't think this is about teaching the boys attitudes, perspectives, or wisdom. I think it's about the relationship you have with them. If they don't trust you or hold a grudge, they'll reject the wisdom.
Drill Sergeant is definitely going to alienate many boys, especially if they don't see underneath it that you like being with them, respect them, and are kind to them.
The core of my relationship with one of my boys (he's 3, but still) is playing with him and giving him things. I give him orders, but I try to make sure that he knows I'm allowing space for him to do what he wants, too.
I don't know if I have a sense for what your relationship w/ the boys is like, but even if not... maybe some of that is useful anyway.


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After a winning start to their campaign, Settle were dealt a double blow last weekend in the Houldsworth Ribblesdale League.
With many regulars unavailable, the rain-affected home match against title-holders Clitheroe was always going to be a struggle, despite a fine start from Laurence Read (36) and professional Imran Khalid (24).
Skipper Eddy Read (16) and Andrew Davidson (10) brought the total to 109-9 from 39 overs, but the visitors scored at a faster rate to win after 27 overs.
Eddy Read (4-54) was in the wickets again, and was well supported by Khalid (2-37).
Earby, whose last title win came in 1996, may have thought 137 was too few to defend against Ribblesdale Wanderers, for whom 2013 Ribblesdale League player of the year Ian Britcliffe took 7-55. But Lee Parkinson was also among the wickets, returning 6-10 as Wanderers fell 75 runs short.
Barnoldswick, champions in 2012 and runners-up last season, looked rusty as they crashed to an eight-wicket defeat at Cherry Tree, for whom new South African Ruan Sadler took 6-30 as 'Barlick' were dismissed for 82.
Brooksbottom have yet to open their league account but they are in the first round of the Ramsbottom Cup after a nail-biting preliminary-round win over Earby, who used nine bowlers in resticting the hosts to 179-9.
Earby were 95-3 at halfway in reply and needed 37 off the final ten overs but finished on 178-9.
In Sunday's Lancashire Cup tie against Morecambe, Khalid hit two sixes in his 38 for Settle, the seasiders reaching their 117 target with eight overs to spare.


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Kittencal's Italian Melt-In-Your-Mouth Meatballs
Recipe by Kittencalrecipezazz
Cooking the meatballs in simmering pasta sauce will not only add so much extra flavor to the sauce the meatballs will be melt-in-your-mouth tender, you may of course oven-bake the meatballs for about 25 minutes, --- don't be afraid to add in more Parmesan cheese and a little more milk, there is no need to measure exactly, this recipe is pretty much foolproof, leftover cooked meatballs make a wonderful pizza topping just slice thinly and freeze until ready to use ----- these also make wonderful juicy burgers shaped into patties-- for more of my tried and true recipes check out my food blog at www.kittencalskitchen.com
Top Review by snoelle1
These really are amazing! I come from a large Italian family and it's frowned upon to use anything other than the "old family recipe", which frankly, wasn't very good! Everyone I've made these for (including my dad who still compares everything to his mom's cooking) were skeptical, especially about putting the meatballs in the sauce raw, but they were instant converts after dinner was served! My entire extended family claims these are the best meatballs they've ever had. And that's actually a little funny since I also used turkey instead of beef, which the men in my family generally refuse to eat because they claim ground turkey tastes like cardboard. However, they loooved these even after I fessed up! I've made them using just ground turkey, and when I can find it, I use turkey sausage as well. I also use store bought sauce (another sin in my family!)because it's easier, and the sauce ends up tasting so great that no one has ever complained! My aunts now think I may not be such a failure in the kitchen after all!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 lbs ground beef (a mixture of 1 pound ground beef and 1/2 pound ground pork will work well also)
- 1 large egg, slightly beaten
- 1⁄2 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 1⁄3 cup breadcrumbs (or use enough to hold the meat together (no dry breadcrumbs? just soak 3 slices of bread in the 1/3 )
- 1 -2 tablespoon fresh minced garlic (or use 1 teaspoon garlic powder or to taste)
- 1 -2 teaspoon salt (or to taste, I use 2 teaspoons seasoned salt)
- 1 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- 1⁄3 cup milk (can use up to 1/2 cup milk)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried oregano (optional, or to taste)
- 1⁄4 cup chopped fresh parsley (or 2 tablespoons dried parsley)
Directions See How It's Made
- Mix all ingredients together in a large bowl.
- Shape into small meatballs (at this point you can place on a jelly-roll/baking sheet and freeze to use later, or cover with plastic wrap refrigerate up to 24 hours before using).
- Drop the meatballs into simmering pasta sauce, do not stir for at least 20 minutes or you will risk breaking the meatballs.
- Continue cooking in the simmering sauce for another 20 minutes (depending on how fast your sauce is simmering 40 minutes total should fully cook the meatballs).
- After the 40 minutes cooking time continue cooking your sauce with the meatballs in for as long as desired.
- **note** you may also bake the meatballs at 350 degrees F for 25 minutes or until cooked through.


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New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera has informed general manager Brian Cashman he plans on pitching next season, reports Andrew Marchand of ESPN New York.
"He wants to play again," said Cashman. "I'll work with his agent, Fernando Cuza, on the details of a contract."
This is uplifting news for the Yankees, as Rivera had considered retiring after his 2012 season ended in May with a torn ACL.
Though Rivera has decided to return, contract negotiations could take some time. The future Hall of Famer made $15 million last season, but the Yankees are trying to lower the team's payroll, making them less willing to hand out high-priced deals. He's also coming off major surgery, turning 43 years old in November, and appeared in just nine games last season, so the Yankees are unsure how he will pitch next season.
In his nine appearances, Mo was 1-1 with a 2.16 ERA and five saves.
New York's replacement closer, Rafael Soriano, recently opted out of his contract to look for a long-term deal on the free agent market. With Rivera deciding to come back, Soriano's tenure in pinstripes has most likely come to an end.
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One of the more significant sport routes of its day. Start steeply then make a demanding traverse left via a mono to the bottom of a groove and a slight rest. Climb the still-tricky groove.
you can now clip the second bolt on the direct up from gonads and not bother with the second bolt on gonads then clip the 3rd with a bit of fear for the pendulum. good route high in the grade nice monomove.
Good climbing but low in the grade,(really!!)compare with other Chee 8a pluses.Buster though must be desperate.
What a great route! Nice burly start,a couple of easy moves to relax before that oh so slopey crimp, then a massive reach for a ring finger mono. Don't fall off now. Not bad for 1987.