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A quick look at the how rapidly the new emphasis on enforcing the scrum laws properly disappeared. Dishonesty and ignorance amongst referees, who claim they just don't see feeding offences, refusing to admit they ignore it. And how WR seemingly after having gone through all that fuss about putting the ball in straight, caved to Mike Cron and changed policy.
After much debate amongst experts, general consensus seemed to be that an essential part of fixing the scrum lay in merely properly implementing some of the most basic laws as they are written.
The main two being 20.6 (d): 'the scrum half must throw the ball in straight along the middle line, so that it first touches the ground immediately beyond the width of the nearer prop's shoulders'.
And also 20.1 (j): 'until the ball leaves the scrum half's hands, the scrum must be stationary and the middle line must be parallel to the goal lines. A team must not shove the scrum away from the mark before the ball is thrown in'.
Hardly complicated laws. In fact two of the easiest scrum infringements to spot, but it had become the norm for whatever reason to ignore both.
The view that enforcing the straight put in was essential, also came with wide backing from the public and media who wanted something to be done.
So WR made changes, with an emphasis on the scrum feed supposedly coming back into play.
WR CEO Brett Gosper said 'there is a commitment to ensure strict policing of the scrum feed'. John Jeffrey, chairman of WR's law representation group and member of the 'scrum steering group', said that now 'definitely the ball will go down the middle'.
The move was backed by officials, media, fans and even referees as a positive one.
One of WR's leading referees Craig Joubert talked of how of removal of 'the big hit' would allow refs to 'look at other important things such as the scrum feed'.
And in the very first international under the new laws between New Zealand and Australia, Joubert called 4 scrum feeds in the first 11 scrums.
After the match Joubert was reported as having told the teams 'we want it dead straight, we are under pressure to get selected for games so we have to make sure we enforce it'.
Stuart Berry, another referee who will be going to the RWC (albeit as a touchjudge) tweeted that day 'I can tell you it WILL continue'.
@FrontRowGrunt returning from IRB conference in France and I can tell you it WILL continue
— Stuart Berry (@stu_berry) August 10, 2013
That has proved to be simply so far from the case though. After blowing for 4 feeds in the first match, since then Joubert has done 12 internationals, overseeing 143 scrums and guess how many feeds he has blown for? Answer: zero. Clearly not under that much pressure 'to get selected for games' after all then, as Joubert remains a referee WR give a lot of major games to. 13 of his last 15 internationals have been either New Zealand, Australia or England ones. That Joubert has not given a single scrum feed since, makes a mockery of how he talked of being now able to 'concentrate on scrum feeds'. He now, just like the rest of them, allows non hooking scrums such as this example. That isn't to single out Joubert, as collectively referees simply continued to ignore the scrum feed law. Joubert in the first match under the new scrum laws, blew for as many feeds in the first 11 scrums, as there have been in the past 808 scrums between top 20 ranked sides. Leading English referee Wayne Barnes told media at the start that 'our priority is the scrum feed' and that 'we don't want to start off being very harsh in week one then by week 20 everyone's forgotten about it'. Followed by Brett Gosper tweeting 'and hopefully beyond' in response so a headline saying they were to be enforced all season.
And hopefully beyond RTNew scrum laws will be enforced all season, says referee Wayne Barnes http://t.co/hVt7zvUWGf via @guardian
— Brett Gosper (@brettgosper) September 9, 2013
Despite that, just 3 weeks later, Brian Moore wrote in his Telegraph column, that at an RFU open day when he pointed out a clear crooked feed, he was told by Barnes that referees 'had agreed that type of feed would be allowed'.
Of course, as stats show, contrary to Barnes comments about not forgetting it after a while, a penalised scrum feed has become progressively rarer over the course of the two years.
In matches between top 20 ranked nations under the new engagements. There's been 2224 scrums. Split that into quarters (556 scrums), and in the first quarter (Aug-Nov 2013) there were 20 scrum feeds called (still well below the quantity of feeds there actually were).
Over the second quarter, there were 9 feeds called. In the third quarter, there were 8 feeds called. And finally, in the most recent quarter there have been just 2 scrum feeds called. So penalised feeds have fallen 90% from the first quarter.
This year there have been 498 scrums between top 20 ranked international sides and just 2 feeds have been called. The last scrum feed in internationals was 370 scrums ago, in the France vs Italy Six Nations match.
Despite those figures, unbelievably, some referees actually deny ignoring the crooked feed. With the narrative of 'we need to improve on refereeing it' but 'we're looking at other things'.
In the clips above, Joubert said previously 'our focus has been diverted by this massive big hit'.
Nigel Owens was also confronted on this issue by Brian Moore, he said 'it's an area we need to improve on', 'but I'm looking at so many things going on, it's down the checklist of what I'm looking at'.
Barnes has said likewise in the past, another one of the elite panel Jaco Peyper said 'the detail (feed) disappears in all the things we have to watch around the props to make the scrum work', as did Berry who said 'we simply cannot look at the scrum feed as well amongst all of this'.
Joubert (0 scrum feeds called in past 143 scrums), talking more recently earlier this year said that 'monitoring the straight feed in the scrum remains an important aspect of scrum refereeing and it's something we have identified as an aspect of refereeing which we need to be better at'. He hasn't changed his narrative in 2 years.
All that is utterly dishonest though, laughably so. The idea that no elite referee has seen a scrum half put in a crooked feed in the past 370 international scrums, and that they're not just ignoring it but looking at other things, is ludicrously far fetched to say the least. Especially with their old excuse of 'the big hit' taken away.
(A scrum feed 'down the checklist' of what Owens was looking at apparently, or alternatively a scrum feed Owens was ignoring)
While Moore briefly appeared victorious in his campaign for the laws to be enforced properly, and he had much support. The one group where there has always been dissenting voices is from coaches.
As John Jeffrey said on his radio interview with Moore, that behind the scenes, of the Tier 1 coaches 'none of them want a straight put in'.
And despite the positivity around the new laws, two of the very few to moan right from the start at the straight feed were also coaches, Leicester's Richard Cockerill and Exeter's Rob Baxter. Both citing safety.
Another coach in particular, All Blacks scrum guru Mike Cron, a member of the 'scrum steering group', also in close contact with other Southern Hemisphere coaches, appears to have been highly influential at WR, and appears to have been the main man in shifting them away from the straight put in under safety grounds.
Just one month into the new laws, he said he was 'proposing that the tunnel should be widened'.
Later, Cron again argued strongly for relaxation of the feeding law, under the grounds of it is unsafe for the hooker to hook. He said that the margin for feeding the ball into the scrum 'must be widened' and that 'it is fraught with danger to insist the ball be fed down the middle line'.
Funnily enough, Moore actually pinpointed Cron as a man of influence at WR way back in March 2013. He tweeted that 'Mr Cron clearly leading IRB' and that 'their being led by Cron like bulls to the ring'.
MT @rpo38460: Jeffries comment on NZ's scrum 90% success as the model. Demonstrates NZ dominance of IRB agenda > Mr Cron clearly leading IRB
— Brian Moore (@brianmoore666) March 29, 2013
Moore also saw the 'safety card' coming into play by those against the straight scrum feed as well. Early on writing in his Telegraph column that 'those resisting change are already cynically playing the safety card and take note how this fraudulent line is pedalled in coming months'.
On both counts, he appears likely to have turned out to be correct. Prior to this year's ITM Cup which starts this weekend, the New Zealand Herald reported 'don't expect those scrum feeds to go in any straighter from the half backs'.
It stated that after a brief attempt at seeking straight scrum feeds, that 'the thinking has changed after scrum guru Mike Cron raised it as a safety concern'. Again underlining Cron's influence.
This was repeated by referee Nick Briant, who said the straight feed is too dangerous to hook, so the feed now merely needs to be 'straightish'. Pretty much a green light for feeding, just put in a slightly friendlier way than saying they will just completely ignore it.
Even in WR's recent 'law application guideline' issued last May, they actually no longer actually asks refs for scrum feeds to be 'straight'. But instead asks feeds just to be 'credible'.
That's simply a cleverly worded way of saying you are now allowed to feed the ball crooked, whilst giving the appearance that they still care. (There's been 310 scrums between top 20 ranked sides in international rugby since that 'law application guideline' and not a single scrum feed).
Ultimately, even though John Jeffrey told Brian Moore that 'he couldn't agree more with him' and saying 'definitely the ball will go down the middle'.
He and WR have ignored Moore's advice, plus that of other scrum experts. Instead listening to Cron and the safety fears.
Stats that show clearly how the policing of the scrum feed has dropped off nearly entirely, and in recent games we have seen a return to things that were prevalent previously, with front rowers walking over the ball.
The fact this happened, and happened so quickly after the laws were brought is frustrating, as we were never really given much chance to actually see over a sustained period the impact of a consistently enforced straight put in.
Also WR collapsing to Cron's safety fears doesn't make sense. For years we were stuck with a mammoth hit with safety issues involved, but that could only be altered following a wide range of studies and trials.
So how have Cron and a few other coaches, essentially been able to unofficially alter the laws on safety grounds (which are contested by others) and not themselves go through the studies and trials to back them up?
Also why have WR dumped the system they seemingly favoured following those studies and trials?
Moore once stated in a Telegraph article that 'if they want this (non-policing of feeding), they should have the courage to propose and persuade the IRB to pass different laws'.
It's a fair point, if Cron and other coaches felt so strongly that the straight put in unsafe, then why doesn't he put forward the proposal, gain sufficient support from a wide range of experts and studies and trials to attempt to get the law officially changed?
Also if WR seemingly agree with Cron, why do they still have the law that states the ball must go down 'straight along the middle line'? What's the point?
Frankly though, we've seen for years the scrum disintegrate into shambles in the era of 'the big hit'. Now feeding has crept quickly back in, it seems referees keen on returning the scrum as closely as possible back to where it was. The scrum was a mess in 2013, it's still a mess with feeding and early engages now, so why was the suggested alternative of applying their own laws barely even genuinely attempted?
Whilst WR listening to Cron certainly paved some of the way towards the scrum feed returning back to what it was. It doesn't explain 'the hit' and the race for the first initial shove also creeping back into the game, which is possibly more down to incompetence of the referees.
In the same scrums from the first game under the new laws, where Joubert penalised for feeding. He actually completely forgot the early shove law.
Moore wrote the following in 2010: 'you would think that it is easy to see which pack has shoved before the ball is fed and it is. If a referee draws a line in the turf equidistant between the packs, the one that ends up over that line has pushed early or if both have done this has done so with more power and should be penalised'.
And here you can see a scrum on the halfway line, how 'stationary' are these packs? How obvious was it one side was pushing beyond the mark? Yet Joubert still asked for the ball to be put in.
That was the first match and where there was still some emphasis on applying the laws properly, and WR's leading referee still couldn't manage it. Or only managed one part of that, and has forgotten that ever since as well.
Also in the first weeks of the new laws in Rugby Championship we had other clueless referees such as George Clancy and Nigel Owens overseeing blatant early shoves on the 'set', rather than keeping it stationary until the ball went in. Such as this instance here.
Before the new laws came in, Brian Moore wrote an article for Rugby Refs on officiating the scrum, saying that a pack 'does not have a responsibility to engage as hard as the other pack and certainly not to match any illegal early push – which is what is actually meant when referees say 'take the hit'.
Yet on the same day as the previous example illustrated, where Owens ignored early shoves, we also saw another referee, watch an obvious early engage, warn a side 'to take the hit', bumble through another reset, then penalise a side for not 'taking the hit'.
There's no way the new scrum laws were ever going to fix the problem, when referees were reffing them like the old laws.
JP Doyle gave an interview with The Rugby Paper recently, where he said 'if the scrum's moving, what's the point of calling the crooked feed?'. Yet if the scrum's moving, then likely one or both the teams are pushing before the ball is in, it doesn't take a genius to work that out.
In the same interview, Doyle also said 'I think we're starting to rein in some of those highly dubious feeds' and that 'we're gradually getting on top of it'.
Last month, Doyle was telling players in the PNC 'come on buddy, get in the real world' (a manner he'd never speak to say McCaw or O'Connell but that's a different topic), perhaps given the remark 'we're getting on top of the scrum feed' he should take his own advice.
Meanwhile, while feeding in the scrum is blown for once in a blue moon, in 164 internationals and 2224 scrums between top 20 nations, there has not been a single occasion where foot up was penalised.
It's still in the law book, as law 20.8 (a) states 'until the ball has left the scrum half's hands, they must not raise or advance a foot'. But it is never, ever penalised, no matter how obvious.
This is less well publicised than the scrum feed, but it would be interesting to know why WR even bother having a law in the book that is never used, or why it is never used.
The very fact on the official laws site, the video example they have of a foot up offence being penalised, comes from an obscure match in 2010 between Romania U20 and Papua New Guinea U20 says it all. They must have really struggled to trawl the archives for that clip.
But despite never being penalised, and less commented on than the feed, 'foot up' is actually a common tactic. Ireland's Rory Best is one of the biggest employers of this tactic.
Plenty of others use that tactic too though, including both New Zealand and South Africa amongst a few others, such as Motu Matu'u for Samoa in this clear example.
It's hard to know why exactly there hasn't been a single instance of 'foot up' being penalised. But it's also hard to know exactly why WR have another law in their book their elite panel of referees never use.
My own theory, is that referees ignore offences such as 'foot up' or 'feeding', and only like to make decisions when the ball doesn't come out of the scrum. Otherwise if the ball comes out, they don't care, and are just happy just to let the game go on.
This plays into an attitude of game management rather than refereeing the laws promoted by Nigel Owens who promotes the line of 'it's more important to know when not to whistle than when to whistle', and openly admits ignoring certain offences at maul or offside he feels irrelevant.
For instance, Munster prop BJ Botha, over the course of last season was inexplicably allowed to get away with the most egregious examples of binding on the arm largely unpunished.
There's no argument that props should be allowed to bind on the arm for safety reasons, on the contrary Cron stated that incorrect binding on the arm by tighthead props is a major reason in instability at the scrum. Not forgetting of course it gives the illegal binder an advantage.
That a player with the most horrendously obvious arm binding escaped sanction for most of the year doing it, was just referees turning a blind eye. Ignorant to the fact what they allow to happen, adds up to an overall alteration in the dynamics of the scrum.
A solution to the scrum issue doesn't look like happening any time of soon. WR and their elite panel of referees had a golden opportunity in 2013, under a clean slate to put things right, and they bottled it. It's hard to see any way out of the scrum mess under this generation of referees.


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At the outset of the Minnesota Beef Expo, Friday through Sunday on the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, young students from across the state faced off in a battle of cattle wits during the Minnesota Cattlemen's Knowledge Bowl.
How many pounds of manure does a 1,000-pound beef animal produce in a day? What process makes a bull calf into a steer? Who is the current president of the Minnesota Cattlemen's Association?
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WhiteFoFi2011 posted a topic in Ford Fiesta ClubHello. Did anyone fits an Oil temperature Gauge in his Fiesta MK7 TDCI ? Because i'm wondering, where i can screw the Fluidsensor in, because the oil drain plug at my Fiesta 1.6l 95PS TDCi have a thread M10x1,25. And i can't find a sensor like this thread. I have the PLX Device DM200 Multigauge. http://www.plxdevices.com/OBD-OBD2-OBDII-Multi-Gauge-60mm-p/897346002016.htm And i want install the Fluid Temp Sensor Modul. http://www.plxdevices.com/VDO-Fluid-Temperature-Sensor-Combo-Kit-p/897346002207.htm But the Sensor from this Modul is 1/8 NPT Could anyone help me please ? Thanks
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But if you are second owner on the cars logbook then you could blank egr, I'm the first and hopefully the last Owner from my Fiesta.
To blank the egr Valve is forbitten in Germany. But since three month, my Fiesta has 120ps . My Gauge are from PLX Device. The first Gauge are a DM200 OBD Multigauge. The second one (comes in the next few month) will be a PLX DM-5 Boost.
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In the confusion surrounding the choice of an operating system for 17,000 Classmate PCs the Nigerian government has finally come down in favor of Mandriva Linux.
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MIDDLEBURY — The host Middlebury College men's soccer team and NESCAC rival Amherst settled for a 1-1 tie on Sunday in the Panthers' opener. Both squads scored late goals — after the Panthers took the lead with 10 minutes left in regulation, the Jeffs equalized with 20 seconds to go.
Amherst, ranked No. 9 in NCAA Division III, is 1-0-1. The 0-0-1 Panthers were set to host Norwich on Wednesday and will visit league foe Connecticut on Saturday.
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VERMONT — The Vermont Sports Media Association has chosen Montgomery resident and University of New Hampshire freshman track and field athlete Elle Purrier as its July Athlete of the Month.
Purrier outpolled six other nominees, including Addison County American Legion baseball player Wade Steele, for the honor in statewide balloting of VSMA members. Each was first nominated by a VSMA member for his or her outstanding efforts in July.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury Amateur Hockey Association registration for the 2014-2015 season will be held on Saturday, Sept. 20, from 9 a.m. to noon and on Wednesday, Sept. 24, from 6 to 8 p.m.
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New York City IBM Club Networking at 79th Street Boat Basin
As we head into Summer, the New York City IBM Club will be hosting its next networking event on Wednesday June 26th at the 79th Street Boat Basin Cafe. The Boat Basin provides great views of the Hudson River and is a trademark venue during the warmer months in Manhattan's Upper West Side.
Hope you can join us. We will meet in the bar area at 6 p.m. There will be New York City IBM Club signage as well.
New York City IBM Club Networking
Wednesday June 26th
79th Street Boat Basin Cafe
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Walk as far west on 79th Street as possible, cross Riverside Drive on either side of the street. You'll see a green highway overpass bridge. Walk underneath the bridge. There are staircases on both sides that will lead you down to the restaurant. The staircase on the north side of 79th Street is wheelchair accessible.


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- 200 gms Chicken Bone (chopped)
- A few Coriander Leaves (chopped)
- 1 tsp Turmeric Powder
- ½ tbsp Lemon Juice
- 2 Onions (chopped)
- 1 Green Chilli (chopped)
- 2 tsp Pepper Powder
- ½ tsp Fennel Seed (Saunf)(powdered)
- 1 Tomato (grind to paste)
- 2 tsp Cumin Seeds (Jeera)
- 6 cloves Garlic (chopped)
- 2 tsp Oil
- Salt (to taste)
How to make Chettinad Chicken Soup:
- Clean the chicken bone and place into a saucepan.
- Add pepper, cumin seeds and garlic into the chicken with sufficient water (2 cups).
- Add turmeric powder and tomato and boil for 10 minutes, or till the chicken becomes soft.
- Thereafter stir in coriander leaves and salt.
- Take another saucepan and heat oil.
- Put in fennel seeds, onion, and green chili into the oil and fry for a minute, till onion is translucent.
- Pour the soup into the pan and simmer for a few minutes.
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
Similar to the review I left for the women's Yeti Norrie short, they are simple in design, seem to be really well made, come in nice colors (both of which I really like and wear), and I like the idea of them being women's specific.
As I am sure most other women's mountain bikers can relate to, it can be really difficult to find women's mountain biking gear. Yay Yeti, thank you for having some cute women's pieces!
I warned that the Norrie shorts ran small, I am going to say that I still sized up to a medium in the Caddoa shorts too even though they fit much better! Unlike the Norrie short, these seem to fit much better in the leg and to be actually designed to fit lady riders who have quads/butts.
That being said, the fabric itself is a bit lighter/breezier and the length of the short is well, shorter in comparison to the Norrie short which has a longer narrower leg with a tougher fabric.
Favorite short!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: xs
I am petitie and was very exciting to find a pair of mt bike shorts that actually fit well and looked flattering. The material is light and breathable, but strong enough to have survived some lovely crashes without any rips or tears. My favorite by far!

Not the most exciting picture, but shows the fit of the short. This is last years color. I have the storm from this year and they fit the same.
You seem to be about the same size as me (I'm 5'1, 115 lbs) and I noticed everyone else said order a size up because these run small, but according the size chart I would be an xs, same as you. Just wondering how these fit you? Are they tight at all, are you able to wear liner shorts under them, do you recommend going up a size? Thanks!
Hi Meg, You probably already made a decision, but.... I wear a liner underneath and they fit perfect. I tried on the S and it was just a little to loose. I would definitely go with XS.
This may be a silly question, but do these come with a chamois pad or not? It seems like not, but just checking. Thanks.
Not a silly question! These are compatible with Yeti's Ruby Liner Shorts (chamois), but they are sold separately! You could also really pair these with whatever chamois you want, not just the Yeti Ruby.
so far, I really like them
- Fit: True to size
I bought the medium. I'm a bit thick waisted, 135lbs, 5'5", so I like the looser waist on these. They are a very light and stretchy material-very different than the Norrie (I own those too). Due to this, the fit is a bit more forgiving than the Norrie. I have yet to ride in them, but I can't wait.
Thumbs Up!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
These shorts are a great fit, especially for a shorter girl (like me)! They are comfortable and very light weight, the perfect mountain bike shorts. I did order them a size larger than I would normal shorts, per the other reviews and was so relieved when they arrived and fit just right!
Comfiest shorts
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I bought this shorts after a friend recommended them and they are incredibly comfy! I've been a spandex fan for awhile, primarily because most the women's baggies were either stupidly tight on my thighs (what, you think girls who mtb don't have quads?) or are so ridiculously huge they aren't even flattering. I found these shorts to be a great combination; they're soft, stretchy and comfy while still looking as attractive as a chamois will allow. Yeti for the win!
Too small
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: Runs small
These shorts are excellent quality, Perfect length, and super cute however they didn't fit. I normally wear size 8 and i got the mediums which are 8/10. I found they were too tight in the hips and butt. Bummed me out because these are a nice pair of shorts.
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: True to size
The fit is great, a little longer than I was hoping but overall a great short!
Best Shorts.
Best mountain bike short for women that I have found. I have thighs
and these shorts cut a flattering fit and are super comfortable.
Ready for trail and post trail beer on the deck.
Nice and comfortable
I just absolutely love these shorts. In fact, I have them in both colors. I am picky about the fit of my mountain bike short . They are comfortable, functional, and look good at the same time. These shorts weren't overly baggy and I didn't feel like the bottom would get caught on my seat. I did find that the shorts are highly breathable and I liked the length. The caddoa shorts are a looser fit then the Norrie (I own both shorts).


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Series: Through the Bible Survey
Stan Coffey
INTRODUCTION: Mark's gospel, the shortest one, has as its purpose to present the Lord Jesus as the suffering servant. The key verse is Mark l10:45, ''For even the Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and to give his life a ransom for many.'' Mark's view of the Lord Jesus as a suffering servant accounts for the absence of many of Jesus' teachings in his gospel. It was not so much Jesus' words as His works that Mark emphasizes. Mark's gospel is a gospel of action, we see Jesus on the move. He heals first in one city and then in another. He moves rapidly from place to place. In Mark two words recur in the King James text, immediately and straightway, for example Mark 1:10 and 1:12. Those two words translate the same Greek word which conveys the idea of action.
AUTHORSHIP: For the Book of Acts and other passages of Scripture we know that John Mark, who wrote this gospel, was brought up in the Godly admonition of a Christian mother who was a follower of Jesus. John Mark became a servant of Paul and Barnabas and went with them on their first missionary journey. However, he got weary in the way and returned home to Jerusalem before the journey was completed. For that reason, Paul refused to take him on the second missionary journey but later in his last letter Paul said, ''Bring John Mark with you; he is profitable to me for the ministry.'' John Mark was a man who understood what it meant to have a second chance and he was the same man the Holy Spirit used to write the second gospel. Mark came strongly under the influence of Simon Peter and there are substantial reasons why Bible scholars believe that Mark's gospel is in essence the result of Peter's eye witness accounts of the ministry of Jesus.
I. THE PRESENTATION OF THE SERVANT - Chapter 1:1-13
A. How Jesus was announced - vs. 2-8
1. Announcement by prophetic prediction - vs. 2-3 (Malachi 3:1, Isaiah 40:3, these references to John the Baptist)
2. Announcement by historic proclamation - vs. 4-8
a. Prophecy and history converged in John the Baptist
b. John pointed people to and prepared people for Jesus - vs. 7, 8
B. How Jesus was anointed - vs. 9-11
1. Jesus' baptism was for human identification - vs. 9
2. Jesus' baptism was for heavenly consecration - vs. 10 and 11
C. How Jesus was approved - vs. 12 and 13
1. Spiritual compulsion - vs. 12
2. Satanic persuasion - vs. 13
A. The servant begins by preaching salvation - vs. 14 and 15
1. The negative aspect of salvation - repentance - vs. 15
2. The positive aspect of salvation - vs. 15 - believe in the gospel
B. The servant begins by calling soul winners - vs. 16-20
1. The call - ordinary men - vs. 17
2. The commitment - vs. 18-20
C. The servant begins by healing sickness - vs. 21-34
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Why do I fantasize about my wife with another man?
I often fantasize about wife making love to another man. There have been many love making sessions between my wife and I, in which during the sessions we have whispered to each other, fantasies of her making love to a secret lover. The fantasy-whispering has enhanced her orgasms to an experience that's favorable and indescribable with words; and I enjoy witnessing and experiencing her orgasms.
Over the 14-plus years of marriage, there have been a few occasions that we have successfully turned fantasy into reality. I never participate in the actual fantasy-affairs. My wife would share her experience with her lover later. My reward was hearing the hot stories of the leading up to the sex and sexual act.
My wife decided she wanted to quit with the fantasies. There were no unfavorable experiences or situations.
Nonetheless, I continue to have these fantasies of my wife with another man. Does the fantasy of a husband wanting his wife to have an affair common?
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This is awesome! This is a pretty common fantasy and it sounds like the two of you have had really healthy and AWESOME experiences with communicating the fantasy with one another, and acting on it. This is not "weird" at all, and I encourage you to keep exploring your fantasies with your wife and having those mind-blowing orgasms!
Yes very common -- fantasies about our partners with somebody else are amongst the most common fantasies for men and women. Definitely encourage your wife to continue to be creative within the safe-zone you've created together. The brain is the biggest sex organ, so keep stimulating it!
I've had the same fantasy as did a friend and my brother. The common denomenator was we all thought our wives were beautiful and sexy and fantacized about stepping back and watch our beautiful women perform--wow
Do you know why your wife decided to quit?
My husband allowed me to have sex with a stranger in our bedroom, while he watched us from the closet in secret. For him, it was highly exciting. For me, as I have written elsewhere, it was totally the most exciting thing I have ever done--not because the stranger was all that hot or good, but because of the "forbidden feel" to it, my husband watching but being "helpless" to stop it, and the bit of "naughtiness" there was. It only lasted 30 min. or so, and i did not cum. that was OK it was awesome anyway. The guy came for me, left soon afterwards. Once he left my husband & I had a very quick bout of sex so we could each get off. It has enormously spiced up our sex together. I want it to happen again! I'm working on it...
Sorry your wife is not into any more.
Do you think all good things come to a end sooner or later but you could ask her to go one more time you see I found out my wife had a fling some 10 years ago, I was to be honest delighted she has kept saying sorry and what are you going to do so I said I want a threesome, after no please etc she agreed and only to be a one off so I new a acquaintance from a long time ago and he new my wife but she didn't now him and he was a black guy, well it was fab
I fantasize about this all the time and masturbate to the thoughts too. My wife has had sex with other men (I dropped her off at the hotel) and after sex with them she has come home and given me details while we had sex together.
Very hot and I want to see it in person but she is too shy. Now I insist that I am there but she says it is in the past. A bummer but images are there in my brain...
We've done it several times. Always with a white guy. We all had a good time with it. The guys were always satisfied as were my wife and I. I always savored the sex we had afterward and yes, I did enjoy the cream pies the guys left for me. And no, I have never had gay/bi sex and don't have any desire to We both agreed to it and everyone had fun. I don't think there's anything wrong with it. We did stop doing it about 15 years ago, but still talk about it and it gets us both pretty sexually charged up. BTW, she had at least 25 strong orgasms that night!!
My husband and I also share this fantasy but we haven't gone through with it yet. Specifically, me with another man, while my husband watches but doesn't participate.
I'm relieved that is is a somewhat common fantasy. I've posted elsewhere that I've had this fantasy for a while. Our experience is similar to Diedre's above. I shared my fantasy of seeing my wife have sex with another man during sex.
I expected a potential angry response, but was excited when she just shook her head yes, and came very hard. We role played, did chat, even had sex on Skype for someone before doing it. For us, it was a great experience. The sex we had after was some of the best we ever had. It was as vigorous as when we were newlyweds, and my penis felt as hard as when I was a teenager (I am 48). We definitely will do again.
I've had this fantasy of seeing my wife have sex with another man for a long time too. I never realized how common until finding sites like this and chat rooms.
I recently shared with my wife, and was surprised she shares the fantasy too. It has charged up our sex life talking about it and roleplaying. We haven't gone the next step, but are trying to find the right situation.
I share this fantasy, as does my wife. I kept it secret for so long. It was a real exciting time when she also admitted having the fantasy. We role play it a lot, just trying to see if we want to do for real b
We have had several MFM with the same good friend. Mind blowing sex and it raised our sex life afterwards. Unfortunately she dropped the entire possibility of it EVER happening again. SHE decided it was not moral or something a good and proper wife should be doing, so I feel your pain.


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We have a car seat recycling program in our area. So I strip them and recycle them.
I like to use LATCH and tether straps to keep my sleeping bags neat and tidy. I actually actively seek out expired seats to recycle because the straps are so useful for various and sundry things.
Depending on what seat it is and its condition, there may be a market on eBay or Craigslist for the cover.
ERFing Gluten-Free Sheep-Farming CPST Mom to 2 adult boys, 2 little daughters (Aug '10, Dec '14)
^I did the same thing on my accident seat. My first thought was "ooh I could make a belt out of these straps!" lol
Otherwise cut all the straps, black garbage bag it and put it in the trash.
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BRU's trade-in events are hit and miss, and depending on the area they may just throw the seats away and not recycle them anyway. BRU only did one trade-in event this year and it's unclear whether they'll continue doing them in the future or not. Even when they do, most of the "deals" aren't any better than you'd get by shopping online anyway (occasionally they do have a very good bargain with trade-in).
I would be careful to do more than just "cut the straps" and throw it away. I would disassemble it as much as you can and throw the pieces away. Weird people do weird things with car seats they get through dumpster diving. Example: delaware.craigslist.org/bab/4064900...
ERFing Gluten-Free Sheep-Farming CPST Mom to 2 adult boys, 2 little daughters (Aug '10, Dec '14)
You can take some serious aggression out on it with a hammer. Of recycle it. Find a CPST instructor that maybe wants it for teaching purposes. Reprupose some of the parts. I made an occupational therapy board for my friends son. I used the straps and buckles for him to learn how to use buckles.
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Yes! I would look up techs in your area to see if they want your seat to use as a demo. cert.safekids.org or seatcheck.org If they don't want/need it, then definitely remove harness and LATCH straps, remove cover and padding (sell cover if you want), take a hammer to it and/or put it in a black bag for trash day (so no one can see through the bag and pick it up anyway). People do pick up anything and everything from the side of the road!!


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Published: Wednesday, December 22, 2010 at 5:41 p.m.
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HOUMA — As the construction equipment started knocking down the back of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church on Wednesday, Dana Davis began to cry.
"Everything wonderful and everything sad happened here," Davis said.
Davis, like the rest of the church members at the site, were there to take one last look at the building. St. Matthew's was destroyed in the early hours of Nov. 11 following a fire.
The Rev. Craig Dalferes led the church members in a prayer, sprinkling the site with holy water.
"We are here to honor the closing of one chapter, and the opening of a new one," Dalferes said.
Church members went inside and around the church, picking up any list-minute mementos before workers began the demolishing. Inside, just a few pews remained standing, the rest destroyed by the fire or the building's collapse.
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Don't fret so much over which holster to buy, you are going to end up with at least a dozen anyway, might as well start the adventure.
+1 to that statement. I have a bin full of nice tries. I'm currently awaiting an IWB holster from Remora. It's an obsession. The next one will be more comfortable...
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Thanks class3nh! I will check into this. Genauwiedu, I agree I have two and love them I am just looking to get an owb holster this time
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Hodgson`s refusal to rule it out doesn`t help either. To say that althougth he doesn`t believe it will happen there is a danger it could will only increase the speculation.
If internet land rumour is correct Roy is a dead man walking anyway. To go between Napoli game and the weekend.


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A test developed by Tulane professor of biochemistry Diane Blake has helped show a strong correlation between levels of cadmium in the blood and pancreatic cancer. The results are significant, says Blake, because this is the first study, albeit a small one, to demonstrate a long-suspected relationship.
The research was published in a recent issue of Environmental Health Perspectives. Cadmium is a heavy metal present in the earth's crust and in plants humans consume. With a half-life of 15 years, the metal often accumulates over decades in the kidneys and the pancreas.
The human body has developed mechanisms to handle naturally occurring exposures to cadmium, says Blake, but higher levels due to pollution, worksite exposure or smoking are thought to be related to various diseases, including pancreatic cancer.
Traditionally, levels of cadmium in the blood could only be tested in fresh blood samples. Blake's team recently developed a way to measure cadmium levels in serum samples, which meant that samples could be frozen, stored and tested multiple times over months and years.
After she published the new testing method, Blake was contacted by Amr Soliman, then an epidemiologist at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
Soliman, a native of Egypt, had collected serum samples from 83 patients (32 with pancreatic cancer, 51 without) from the East Nile Delta region, which is known to be heavily polluted, says Blake. Although cadmium is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency in the United States, countries worldwide continue to use cadmium-rich chemicals, such as pesticides and fertilizers.
Soliman and Blake wanted to know if there was a relationship between serum levels of cadmium and having pancreatic cancer. They were additionally concerned because pancreatic cancer is rare and typically occurs later in life, yet the cluster of pancreatic patients in Egypt was younger than the norm.
The results of the serum tests suggest a relationship between high levels of serum cadmium and pancreatic cancer, irregardless of age, gender or residence. Although the source of exposure is not identified in this study, Blake says there was also a correlation between having pancreatic cancer and working on a farm.
Despite the regulations in the U.S., Blake says this data, gathered halfway across the world, is important to Louisianans. Local residents also live in a delta region at the end of a long river that runs through farm country. Like the East Nile Delta Egyptians, Louisianans eat a lot of locally grown fish and rice, both of which absorb environmental cadmium.
Still, she says, this study raises more questions than it answers, which is typical of early studies. She and Soliman, who is now at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, are hoping to test 300 more blood samples to increase the overall sample size and explore the link between smoking, cadmium levels and pancreatic cancer.
They are also planning a study of pancreatic cancer patients in the United States and hope one day to explore the mechanism by which cadmium may trigger the growth of cancer cells. Cadmium is ubiquitous, says Blake, who has spent the past 13 years studying heavy metals, but there are ways to reduce exposure.
"Even though the levels of cadmium in this country are controlled, if it's in your diet and you smoke a lot, you will accumulate higher levels. So stop smoking," says Blake.
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Skip to comments.Six-year-old puts the IRS in its place with this letter written in crayon
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After the Internal Revenue Service sent multiple letters to a six-year-old, the fed up mother, Susan F. Smith, decided to issue a response.
She encouraged her son Paulie Smith to write a formal crayon written letter to the tax man, according to Viral Nova.
The original IRS letter read: Dear Mr. Smith: we dont recognize Susan F. Smith as someone authorized to discuss your tax file. If you want Susan F. Smith to be authorized to discuss your return we suggest you go online and submit form 8892 and form, etc.
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Poor thing, he wrote a message that is over their heads. The IRS will now focus upon the entire family!
Oh duh, we thought you were 26, not 6, Junior. Our bad.
Audit, hell they've probably already got a lien against his allowance!
Red-flagged for life.
Shut it down. Now.
Next, they'll send an agent to confiscate his toys.
The new IRS look (same as the old look................)
Isn't that their mascot.
How long until Obama and the dems put him in a death camp for insolence?
He's too cute for that.
Youth exchange program with Cuba maybe?
Even lampreys have little respect for them.
I hope the last seven year's returns for the Smith family are in order.
I'm sure DHS,NSA and the FBI have ale ready been notified.
Please, the Grinch is a saint compared to the IRS. Even when he was bad he had a heart (though it was 3 sizes too small), these people don't have hearts or brains.
The difference between the IRS and a leech is that the leech will drop off when you are dead.
Does Snidely Whiplash work?
***The difference between the IRS and a leech is that the leech will drop off when you are dead.***
Yes... even the Grinch kind of had an excuse... he thought it was all a useless nuisance and that's why he wanted to do away with it.
These taxmeisters often seem to lack that degree of concern, even if it is misplaced.
Poor kid has just opened up a can of worms that will make his life hell for years to come.
Yup. Is the family white? Check. They vote Republican? Check. Ok, send the suits and confiscate his Lego collection.
Indeed. Also, the Grinch DID grew a heart.
Yes, I think you've got it! Snidely does embody the spirit of the IRS.
But, wait, wasn't he Canadian?
Just don't answer your door with a toy in your hand, kid...
Especially if it even vaguely resembles a gun.
And the Grinch even carved the "roast beast" to serve.
An amazing Christian parable, and even way before I was a believer, that final scene warmed my heart in such a strange way. The Grinch had found what had mattered, even though I still did not understand it myself. I had much to learn, that no, this world isn't everything and in fact it isn't even most of what matters.
And we can influence them to the good or ill.
This is your last warning, Smith. Submit Form 8892.
With God.
I think you're thinking in terms of vengeance.
So am I, in a sense, but on a different level.
The bible says of Christian believers, "We do not fight with flesh and blood, but with [demons from hell]."
A lot of people think demons are only figurative. They aren't. The bible account may sound pat, but it's true. Humans sinned by buying the demons' false allurements. We thought we could have our own private kingdoms. But we can't, unless our goal is to get damned. There's only one God. Not a smorgasbord of gods to pick from.
The power of the Savior (Jesus Christ) beats back that of the demons. We can carry that power in many ways. It looks like a lot of sacrifices, but they are strategic sacrifices. They result in restoring other sinners to a more righteous position. It is, in fact, a move back towards the mutual love which reigns in heaven and once reigned in Eden.
We get vengeance on hell by accepting and exercising heaven's love, which hell cannot tolerate. This process has even worked revolutions on earth many a time, many bloodless or almost so.
Dude, don't dis the Grinch like that...
Could it be that somewhere across the vast fruited plain, Jose, Miguel, Hector and countless others have been using his SSN to claim their own (multiple) child tax credits?
according to the national debt clock, this young man owes the gov'mnt $54,738.50.
Years ago my grandson kept getting letters from some kind of department of the Navy. Parents kept throwing them away until they got a little surly. I don't remember what the issue was but his mom finally had to make a phone call and inform them that he was 3 years old so what could they possibly want with him! The letters stopped coming!
We will never be a free nation again until we completely disband the IRS.
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