Reminder: Uni Watch’s time on Substack will be coming to a close in late May. After that, I’ll be taking a break for at least a month, and then my Substack will return in the summer with a new name and a new subject focus. To learn more about all of this, including what it will mean for those of you with paid subscriptions, look here. — Paul A few weeks ago I published an interview with former Nike art director Tom Andrich — the man who created the NFL’s Color Rush program.

A successful 1v1 in the NHL has below a 10% success rate. Those are poor odds. In the past, we’ve discussed the 1v1 vs the 2v2 in terms of driving player development. In this post, we are diving deeper into the elements we alluded to in that post. There are two key elements when deciding if a 1v1 is in the offensive player’s favor. If you have these, you’ll win more 1v1s:

South Korea’s Penis Park Ask any woman and she will tell you exactly where she was - the weather, the time, the year, her age - when it happened to her. Because being flashed at has happened to an awful lot of women. The first man to expose his penis to me has become part of my life, because five decades later I still can’t get him out of my head.

Ephesians 4:8 lets us know that “When He ascended on high, He led captivity captive, and gave gifts to men.” To accept the gift that God has given is to accept the people he has given.  To follow Jesus is to follow the people he has sent. He gave us apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, and some pastors and teachers, for the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry.

This story causes us to ask a lot of troubling questions. What kind of God would ask for this? Is God commanding child sacrifice? Isn’t this request in conflict with everything else God seems to value? If the Bible is a unified story that leads to Jesus, then is Jesus connected to such a disturbing request? Is the God of love found anywhere in this passage? The good news is that the answer to both questions is, “Yes!