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September 1, 2013 Fourteenth Sunday After Trinity
A Pint of Praise
Micah 6:1-8, Psalm 19, Galatians 5:16-24, St. Luke 17:11-19
Jesus makes His way toward Jerusalem. St. Luke tells us that his Lord and
ours stops in a village along the border between Galilee and Samaria, where 10
lepers await. "Jesus, Master," they cry out, "have mercy on us!"
Of these, one is a Samaritan. Jesus heals all 10.
The last two weeks, I caught one or two of you awake during the sermon. Don't try to deny it. Insomnia, no doubt. Those one or two may recall that two Sundays ago we encountered the first
of a half-dozen passages on healing in this Trinity season; last week we met a Samaritan.
We are up to our gunwales in Samaritans and healings. Dr. Cranmer is pointing us somewhere.
Let's think for a moment on Samaritans. When the Assyrians herded the 10 northern tribes of Israel into exile eight centuries before Christ, they populated the vacated territory, known as Samaria, with strangers.
These intermingled with the smattering of Jews the conquerors had left behind because they were too wretched to be of any use in captivity. From this humble stock came a race known as Samaritans. When the Jews to the south looked at Samaria, they saw a field planted with bad seed. They despised the Samaritans as half-breeds.
When these pure Jews of the south returned from their own captivity in Babylon, they set about rebuilding their temple in Jerusalem. The Samaritans offered assistance. When the Jews spurned them, we learn at the close of the Old Testament, the Samaritans menaced them during
The Samaritans went on to build their own temple on Mt. Gerizim. In 128 B.C., the Jews destroyed
it. Historians tell us the hatred played out over even more centuries. In an age without a calendar on every laptop, the Jews lit a fire in their capital to signal the Passover.
More Jews lit more fires to the east until the announcement had traveled all the way to the River Euphrates, hundreds of miles away. Samaritans bedeviled this system by starting fires of their own on nearby dates to confuse the timing. Imagine celebrating Easter on the wrong Sunday and you have a sense of the skullduggery at work here.
When Jesus' Jewish revilers summon the most venomous insult they can hurlat Him, they snarl, "Do we not say rightly that You are a Samaritan and have a demon?" Oh, there is no love lost
between Samaritan and Jew.
But near one unnamed village on the border between Samaria and Galilee, one Samaritan lived among nine Jews. Perhaps their desperate existence as sufferers and outcasts bound them
with a tie stronger than their racial animosity. The evangelist provides no detail on the point.
One other point, however, he makes more than plain. In the original, St. Luke uses an emphatic construction: "And he was a Samaritan."
With this story of a grateful Samaritan, no doubt, St. Luke is reminding us of the Good Samaritan. But I suspect he is doing even more.
If we walk just a mile or so into the hills outside this village and sit and reflect, we might hear an echo. The Prophet Isaiah relates God's words as He reveals His ancient plan to redeem Israel.
But at the beginning of chapter 49, the speaker changes. He is no longer "the Lord" but the Lord's Servant – that's with an upper-case 'S.' This Servant reports that God the Father has told Him:
"It is too small a thing that You should be My Servant to raise up the tribes of Jacob, and to restore the preserved ones of Israel; I will also give you as a light to the Gentiles, that you should be My salvation to the ends of the earth" (v. 6).
Is St. Luke, the only gentile among the gospel-writers and the only one of them to record this episode in our Lord's life on earth, recalling Israel's past to point us to the church's future?
Because in his next book, the Acts of the Apostles, he gives one episode after another in which official Israel tramples the gospel of our Lord and those who proclaim it. But not the hated Samaritans. In chapter 8, we see that devout Jew Saul persecuting the Lord's church, dragging off men and women alike and casting them into prison.
But when St. Philip arrives in the city of Samaria to preach the good news, "the multitudes with one accord heeded the things spoken" by him, "and there was great joy in that city." In chapter 15, Paul and Barnabas travel from Antioch back to their capital to attend the Jerusalem Council.
As they pass through Samaria, describing God's harvest of gentiles for the church on their journey, "all the brethren" greet the news with "great joy."
While the rulers of Israel and most of her people are spitting on God's good news of salvation for sinners, despised gentiles and Samaritans are gobbling it up. The divine plan has included them from eternity past. The rescue of Israel alone was always "too small a thing."
In our passage for today, this Servant we met in Isaiah, called Jesus, heals 10 lepers. The nine Jews do not praise God, they do not fall on their faces at His feet and give thanks; only the one non-Jew does those things.
Another Samaritan, another healing. When our Lord healed the deaf-mute, one or two of you will recall, He did the strangest thing. He stuck His finger in the man's ear, and unstopped his hearing. And He spat on his finger and touched it to the man's tongue, clearing his impediment of
Here He does no such thing. Do you seek the mercy of healing? "Go, show yourselves to the priests." They turn to leave. And, straightaway, healing happens. In the previous case, Jesus had used His finger and His spittle as His instruments of healing. In this one, He uses the lepers'
According to the code of Leviticus, they must receive the priests' certification of their cure to return to the community of God's people. Jesus is a stickler for the law. He has come not to abolish the law but to fulfill it. During Israel's wilderness sojourn, the holiest place was the tabernacle, where God dwelt. The holy men, the priests, labored there. Next was the camp, the area surrounding the tabernacle. The Jews, the holy nation of God, lived there.
Outside the camp was the territory of the unholy -- gentiles, sinners and the ceremonially unclean. To be outside the camp was to be cut off from the blessings of the covenant. One sentenced to this outer darkness endured a living death, like the wicked in Sheol.
He was dead in the way Adam and Eve entered death at the fall. God had warned them that if they disobeyed, "You will surely die." When He cast them from His presence in the garden, He flung them out of the light of His glory, into the outer darkness.
This was their death. When God completed His work of creation, He pronounced what He had made "very good." It was complete in its perfection, perfect in its completion. Man's sin changed all that. Banished from God's presence, His creatures inhabited a dusky netherworld in which they could find no completion apart from their Creator.
In the same way, death came upon one put outside the camp of Israel, where holiness required wholeness. A sacrificial animal must be perfect. A priest must be without deformity. No substance could be mixed with any other but must be pure, thus whole. A man's behavior must exhibit integrity, which is moral wholeness. Every member's body must be without blemish of disease or discharge.
Purity of character and body picture the spiritual purity required to dwell in the presence of a God who tells His people repeatedly throughout Leviticus, "Be holy for I am holy." Sin and disease defile a man.
Our Samaritan today is a man doubly banned from the camp, twice cut off from the blessings of the covenant. He is not a pure Jew and – worse even than a gentile – one of mixed race. And he is a leper, one of the ceremonially unclean.The law afforded no cure for leprosy. The sufferer could only wait for a cure from God.
Now salvation arrives, not only for lepers but for all who seek healing of body and spirit. This Jesus will make men holy by making them whole. Divisions of race that stretch back to God's dispersion of Noah's descendants at the Tower of Babel will melt away as the Christ tears down the dividing wall of hostility between Jew and Greek, creating "one new man from the two, thus making peace."
He will heal the sin-sick souls of thieving tax-collectors and prostitutes. He will mend the disease-ravaged bodies of lepers and those with bodily discharges. Lepers of all sorts, physical and spiritual, will enter the eternal presence of God through His Christ, in whom is reconciliation for
Those inside the heavenly camp will not be those of unmixed race or unsullied character or unblemished appearance. The mark of membership in the covenant community now is faith.
Thanks be to God!
And yet . . . all 10 lepers are cleansed. But who is saved? Look with me now at a little Greek word, just two syllables of two letters each: sozo. Usually, our Bible translates it as "save."
And like its corresponding English word, it can apply in more than one context. Ten centuries before Christ, the epic poet Homer got his hero Odysseus sozo'd from death a thousand times or so. Aeschylus and Sophocles also used it to mean "rescue from danger."
The word has that sense in the Bible, too. In other contexts it means, "save from the penalty of sin" – and there's one more.
St. Luke (as well as St. Matthew and St. Mark) uses it to refer to Christ's healings. When the Lord
is on His way to minister to the daughter of the ruler of the synagogue, a woman with a flow of blood touches the hem of His garment. He tells her, "Your faith has made you well." He tells Jairus, the ruler, "only believe, and she will be made well." And life returns to his child.
And here, too, we see that it is the Samaritan's faith that has "made him well." But when a woman of the city, a sinner, washes Jesus' feet with her tears and dries them with her hair and kisses them and anoints them with fragrant oil, He says to her, "Your sins are forgiven" and "Your faith has saved you."
The same word: sozo.
In the Bible, rescue from disease and deliverance from sin, salvation from physical death and salvation from spiritual death, come in a bundle. Jesus has come to heal the infirm as an act of mercy and as a token of His power over eternal death. He has come to bring salvation to the outcast and despised, those poor in spirit who cry out to Him as their only hope.
But all 10 were lepers, desperate and rejected, pleading for His mercy. Did not all 10 have
Surely they did. It was not Jesus' finger but their obedience that activated their cure. Absent coercion, a man will not obey one he does not trust. Jesus used no force. Yet something was lacking in them. It was only the Samaritan who heard those lovely words: "Your faith has made you well."
Again, the Old Testament instructs us. Proverbs 30:12: "There is a generation that is pure in its own eyes, yet is not washed from its filthiness."
The nine lepers see themselves cleansed and . . . and nothing. They race away to the priests to
procure their health certificates so they can return to their busy daily schedules of conference calls and football games and dinners out. They have become pure in their own eyes. What more is
I think of the story of the man who was voted the most humble preacher in the county. His congregation was so proud of their most humble preacher that they presented him with a beautiful
embroidered piece celebrating his humility. On Sunday, he entered the pulpit with this prized embroidery hanging from his neck . . . and the people took it away from him.
Jesus did not use His finger but the Samaritan nevertheless sees in his cleansing the finger of God. One who is poor in spirit knows his need for washing inside and out.
Who is this rabbi? Those temple priests can only certify healing; this One accomplishes it. Must He not be a great High Priest, one who makes God present among men in a way no other has ever done?
One who can turn the putrid flesh of a leper clean as a maiden's conscience, could He also remove the stain of sin? I must give glory to God for what He has done through this Anointed
One. I must fall on my face at His feet and offer thanks.
And so . . . there's faith . . . and there's faith.
Some seed falls on the road, some on stony places, some among thorns. It is only the seed that
falls on good ground that sends down a deep root and bears a bountiful crop.
St. Mark reports on a man who brought his son, possessed of a spirit that threw him into violent convulsions, to the Lord and asked for healing. When Jesus demanded faith of him, the man said, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief." Are we not all that man?
A faith that does not glorify God and offer gratitude to the One He has sent looks on outward healing and sees inward purity. A pint of praise and a gallon of gratitude would make for a good inner scrubbing, but this faith sprints away to celebrate its owner and does not linger to adore its
God works by means – His word, His finger, a man's prayer, a man's obedience. He allows us to make an idol of none of them. The bronze serpent did not cure those who looked up to it; God did. The means of healing are nothing; they merely direct us to God. And the means of healing are everything, for God chooses to use them.
Nine lepers gave not a thought to who healed them or how. One leper looked into the faith God had planted inside him and found in it God's means of healing -- and his own seedbed for growing a deeper faith.
One afternoon three decades ago, I sat in a coffee shop in a hotel in downtown Los Angeles with a man in his 50s. A former major league pitcher, he was now a pitching coach of long tenure.
He had made the circuit of National League cities more times than he could count. His daughter had moved to the area recently, he said, and since the ballclub arrived in town that week she had been taking him around to see the sights – sights that had been there on his many previous visits but that he had never bothered to see.
Turning pensive, he said, "I guess I've traveled more and seen less than just about anybody."
God provides all we need to see. But He does ask us to open the eyes of our hearts. When healing comes, by whatever means He chooses, do we see the Healer behind those means? How much time do we spend in prayer asking God for what we have not and how much praising Him
for what we have?
Only when we see ourselves as destitute apart from His grace do we know Him as Provider of everything we possess. Only when we know ourselves to be broken do we see our dire need of the wholeness only He can offer. Only then do we give thanks from a grateful heart, glory from a healed spirit.
Nine men looked at their skin and saw their need for healing. One man looked under his skin and saw his sin – and his need for salvation. May each one of us be stricken with the poverty of spirit of the Samaritan leper, and join him in the camp of the redeemed.


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I have cannon and aim dot.
Aim dot should be even exactly in mouse cursor position. Cannon should look to aim.
I don't know how to have aim right under mouse cursor. I don't know how to rotate cannon to look at aim.
I have read some others question / answers about Raycast to object make looking on mouse position.
But i cannot make it works.
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NOw i have this, and this works, but not like i want, i need aim to be right under mouse. Don't understand how to use World coordinates of mouse, when i try my aim gets right to camera coordinates. When i try viewport coordinates ScreenToViewportPoint, my aim not under mouse too.
var cannon : GameObject;
var aimSight : GameObject;
var aim : GameObject;
var speed = 2;
function Start(){
aim = Instantiate(aimSight, transform.position,transform.rotation);
function Update () {
//mp.x = Input.mousePosition;
var mp = new Vector3();
mp.x = Input.GetAxis("Mouse X") / speed;
mp.y = Input.GetAxis("Mouse Y") / speed;
mp.z = 0;
//wmp = Camera.main.ScreenToScenePoint(mp);
aim.transform.position = new Vector3(aim.transform.position.x + mp.x, aim.transform.position.y + mp.y,mp.z);
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I think you will get a lot of value studying the "Tower Defense Tutorials" found on Unity Cookie:
Have you tried anything from here?
Thanks. I cannot understand how to use Camera.ScreenToWorldPoint because when i try camera.ScreenToWorldPoint it's give me error. I don't use attaching camera to player or another object. it seems i have bad variable camera.
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You recognize them by the twinkle in their eye, their smile that oozes confidence (but not arrogance), and that certain something you can't quite put your finger on, but that draws you in, makes you want more of them. That "something" is charisma, and it's what sets a great orator apart from an ordinary speaker, a salesperson of the year apart from a mediocre one -- even a beloved president apart from a losing candidate. Experts say while 50 percent of charisma is innate, the other half is trained, which means everyone has an opportunity to hone their charisma skills. Here are some suggestions for developing yours:
- Assume every person you meet is important, and treat him or her as such.
- Shake hands strongly and firmly (and, even better, say something positive while doing so).
- Keep an open body posture, with your hands away from your face while speaking.
- Stand up straight and tall, but not rigidly.
- When speaking to a group, speak conversationally from a bulleted list (not by reading from a script).
- Take the time to remember people's names, and use them in conversation.
- Look at the color of people's eyes (they will notice the extra attention you're giving them).
- Compliment people freely (as long as the compliments are sincere).
- Notice and acknowledge people's strengths and accomplishments.
- Use pauses while you speak to create emphasis.
- Take care of your outside appearance (look your best).
- Smile, ideally a little bit longer than the person you're looking at.
- Hear the emotions in people's words, and respond to them.
- Use positive body language, including maintaining eye contact, briefly touching a person on the upper arm, and moving around while you speak.
- Be genuinely interested in those around you (ask them their opinions, inquire about their life and interests, listen and don't interrupt).


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On June 20, 2004, at 6 a.m., a group of about 20 runners left the scenic mining town of Silverton and began more than 4,000 vertical feet of ascent from the lofty starting point 9,300 feet above sea level. Wearing helmets and looking pretty determined, the elite squad of
mountain runners first tackled rolling singletrack trails that crossed many a mountain stream and one raging river until we began the breathless climb up old mining roads. We were running hard but not necessarily moving all that quickly. After about three miles of actual running, we had to slow the pace to a power hike due to an extremely steep, rocky—and then snowy—incline. By then the race had come down to the runner from last year's Red Bull Dolomite-Man championship team from the Czech Republic, Robert Krupicka, and Team Nike ACG/Balance Bar's runner Michael Tobin, who was featured in the second-ever Running Times "Hit the Trails" section back in March 2002.
Runners soon became mountaineers as we hit a fixed rope section that led to a snowfield, an area of scree, a rock scrambling section, and then a snow-covered basin with remnants of old mining operations. At about 12,500 feet, the basin ended with sheer walls of snow and rock. There was only one way out: a steep trailless ascent with some rock climbing before we hit the high point of the "run" and enjoyed a fun and fast descent. I won't even guess the angle of the decline, but it was steep enough that those of us with Alpine backgrounds could easily ski our way down the loose scree. We dropped about a mile to where our paragliders awaited the passage of our fake silver nugget as the baton. At the finish line, Krupicka edged Tobin by a mere 15 seconds, although Tobin's team would go on to win the relay, with the Czech team taking second.
Finishing 10th in the run, I was a bit upset with how far back from the leaders I'd fallen, but then I reminded myself that the race line-up was sort of a who's who of mountain running. Third place went to Carl Meltzer, the record holder for the Hard Rock 100. Fourth was Jesse Rickert, who summited Mt. Everest on TV's "Global Extremes" show, while fifth was Jonathan Severy, whose Aspen-based family has spawned many an exceptional runner, including his brother, who was captain of the University of Colorado squad in Chris Lear's book Running with the Buffaloes, and who met a tragic death in a bike accident during his last year of school.
The times were almost funny: the 7M "run" took the winner 1:32:41, with the last finisher coming in at 3:14:55. After we tagged off, it was inspiring for the runners to watch their paragliders run with their packs up the side of beautiful Kendall Mountain, where they stopped to unfold their "wings" and fly down in a mere handful of minutes. It was also awesome to see the paddlers be so courageous in tackling the raging waters of the Upper Animas and the mountain bikers powering up trails that were hardly runable, much less rideable.
All in all, the event was spectacular not only because of mountain scenery, tangible mining history, and extreme sports, but because of the population of elite and world-class athletes who had assembled to participate. Although a few of the competitors may have been able to do two or three of the sports, most had been shaped by their discipline enough that you could tell immediately by looking at them which sport they were doing. My team placed seventh overall out of only 17 teams to finish, and I couldn't have been happier with the effort that every one of us put forth, although we owed a lot to Shriver for his outstanding mountain biking, churning out the second-fastest ride of the day to bump the team up a few slots.


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I'm a Creationist.
The term Crevo is an amalgamation of the words Creation and Evolution.
If I accepted both Creation and Evolution, then the term Crevo would be an accurate description.
However, I eschew His Reverend Apostacy Chucky Darwood's theology.
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In order for effective international exchange in the field of art, the Japan Foundation promotes exchange among curators and collect/disseminate art information.
What's New
- September 21, 2017
- Japan-China Curator Exchange Program invites young Chinese curators to Japan
Tuesday, October 17–Thursday, October 26, 2017
- June 29, 2017
- Asia Students Package Design Competition(ASPaC) 2017
Competition period(ASPaC Awards): Friday, June 9 - Friday, October 6, 2017
Invitation and exchange program (ASPaC Week): Friday, December 1 - Thursday, December 7, 2017
JENESYS Programme :Invitation Programme for Creators
This programme aims to invite young and emerging artists, designers, and people in the creative field from 13 Asia Pacific countries, to stay in different residency programs and institutions across Japan.
Asian Museum Curator's Conference
The Japan Foundation started in 2005 to invite about 10 young curators from Asian national/public art museums to share information, to discuss and to build a network in Aisa.
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- 2013 Seoul, Korea
- 2012 Tokyo/ Japan
- 2011 Tokyo/ Japan
- 2010 India/ New Delhi, Bangalore
- 2009 Singapore/ Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 2008 Fukuoka/ Hiroshima/ Osaka/ Kyoto/ Yokohama/ Tokyo, Japan
- 2007 Manila, Philippines
- 2006 Seoul, Korea
- 2005 Osaka/ Tokyo, Japan
Mekong Japan Exchange Year 2009
Report "Art for Whose Sake?"
-Art Activities in the Mekong Region: Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos-
International Symposium 2008
It has been nearly 20 years since the contemporary art in Asia has stepped into the limelight. During this period, the Japan Foundation has identified specific issues in this region, picked up the voices in the field, and gained an understanding of the rapidly changing environment. Throughout the 1990s to the present, we have organized programs to reflect on these circumstances, including a series of international symposia. This international symposium, which will be the 6th edition, will be held to reevaluate the existing discourses and draw on future prospects of Asian contemporary art.
Curators exchange their idea to tackle key questions around museum and contemporary art curatorial practice.


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We do want much less calories as we become older but still calories in energy out and a healthy metabolism will lose unwanted weight at any age. Soy has been linked to stopping breast most cancers and stopping postmenopausal signs in women and prostate most cancers in males. Nutrament accommodates 360 energy per bottle and is chock full of the many needed vitamins and minerals that ensure the body features correctly and is conducive to gaining weight. Weight Watchers works by encouraging members to eat all the mandatory meals teams for a wholesome and balanced eating regimen.
Nonetheless, they do not usually notice that there are a lot of advantages so as to reducing weight as properly. I assume the importance of cardio and food plan should be pressured somewhat extra – thunder thighs come from extreme body fats, and it isn't really possibly to identify scale back fats from the thighs, so an overall fats loss program have to be adopted. Now that you understand the following tips, exit and use them as you do your research and as you begin to comply with the weight loss program in a complete new light.
You can eat almost something you need, as long as you get the correct quantity of exercise. This food and train regime has been the main target of a number of the particular programs on the Jazzercise studio I belong to right here in Flagstaff, Arizona, so I assume that is the case at most of the thousands of Jazzercise places around the globe. In case this weight reduction program you're below taking is for a selected event, attempt it 2 months before hand with 2 to 3 days gap after each 7 days. Exercising is non-obligatory, nevertheless, it is recommended that you simply exercise for at least 20 minutes every day to lose the additional kilos in seven days.


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"I wanted to discuss the..." "Whoa! Stop." "Large doses of caffeine allow me to see the future. I already know what both of us will say." "You're a freak." "And then I say, 'And then I say...'"
Sunday May 11,
Tags #efficiency experts
Boss: Okay, let's see how employee 3452378 is doing. According to our employee tracking system, you have wandered around the office 17% more than the average employee. Dilbert: Maybe I have more meetings than most people. Boss: No, most of the difference is in restroom trips and detours past an attractive woman's desk. Your wrist monitor shows unacceptably low levels of caffeine for your workload. That's probably why your typos are up 9% and you have looked away from your workstation nine more times than last month. Now your wrist monitor indicated a desire to bean an authority figure to death with his own tablet computer. Phew! Your brain's wuss subroutine just kicked in. The danger has passed.
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Asok Applies To Be Wally's Lackey
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Asok: Now that you are a vice president, may I apply to be your lackey? Wally: If I'm being honest, Asok, I need someone with more upper body strength to carry my coffee all day. Asok: Then I said, "A Vice President's coffee can't be that heavy."
Monday January 23,
Wally's Coffee Ideas
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Wally: I recommend buying the company that supplies coffee to our biggest competitor. We'll replace their regular coffee with decaf enjoy a solid 20-point I.Q. advantage over them. Boss: Do all of your ideas involve coffee. Wally: Only the good ones.
Tuesday September 12,
Wally Takes Decaf Vacations
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Alice: I've never seen you take a vacation. Wally: I take mental vacations. All I do is switch to decaf. After a few hours, I can't remember what country I'm in. Alice: Sounds dumb. Is the any downside? Wally: The locals could be friendlier.


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If you're anything like me, your smartphone is your lifeline, especially the apps on your smartphone which make life so much easier. Did you know that your smartphone can help you save time when ordering out at your favorite restaurant? It's true! Yesterday, Michael Lage, Chick-Fil-A's Senior Manager of Digital Experience joined me for an interview to discuss the amazing new Chick-Fil-A One app.
If you enjoy dining at Chick-Fil-A or picking up your favorite Chick-Fil-A chicken sandwich and waffle potato fries on your lunch break, on your way home from school or work, you'll be excited to know that this week Chick-Fil-A released their amazing new app called Chick-Fil-A One. This app will allow you to personalize food and pay for the meal all before arriving at the restaurant, it'll also let you skip the long order line. These are just a few of the perks! PS: Michael also mentioned how you can get a free Chick-Fil-A sandwich of your choice between now and June 11th in the video below. Be sure to watch! For more information, to download the app, and to find the closest Chick-Fil-A restaurant near you, go to ChickFilA.com.
Video: Watch Candace Rose interview Michael Lage, Chick-fil-A's Senior Manager of Digital Experience on the amazing new Chick-Fil-A One app. He shares all the details and perks of the app in the video below, he also mentioned how you can get a free Chick-Fil-A sandwich of your choice between now and June 11, 2016 – be sure to watch the video below for details and don't forget to download the Chick-Fil-A One app.
Interview is courtesy: Chick-fil-A. Candace Rose was not compensated by the sponsor for this interview.


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Mon, 20 October 2014
Jackie & Dunlap pull back the curtain for a special behind-the-scenes look at a Red State Update songwriting session. Hear the beginnings of their sure-to-be-hit single, "Dracula's Got Ebola!" It's like being in the Brill Building if people in the Brill Building wore hazmat suits.
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Chronic back pain after spine surgery for herniated discs and stenosis
Patient : I have had surgery for bulging disks and spinal stenosis. I am still in chronic pain and don'tknow what to do. Can you please help?
Doctor : Sometimes the damaged produced by the compression on the spinal nerves before the surgery is so severe that even after t he decompression the back pain may persist. Usually a nerve root compression can cause acute or chronic back pain and is associated with radiculopathy (nerve damage due to the sustained compression). However, radiculopathy is not a cause of back pain; rather, nerve root impingement, muscle spasm (related to the pain), disc herniation, facet arthropathy, and other conditions are the causes of back pain. Lumbosacral radiculopathy, like other forms of radiculopathy, results from nerve root impingement and/or inflammation that has progressed enough to cause neurologic symptoms in the areas that are supplied by the affected or compressed nerve. During the acute phase of the pain, the physical therapy is very important and involves the use of ultrasound, TENS, heat to control pain, teaching you back-protection techniques (e.g., proper lifting, posture awareness). A lumbar stabilization program is also useful in instructing you in various techniques to control back pain, and you also can work on strengthening the stabilizing muscles of the lumbar spine. If after follow a physical therapy program, and try every conservative measure the pain and the neurological symptoms do not improve, then the orthopedic surgeon has to re evaluate you to discuss other treatment possibilities to control pain.
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My home weighing scales are my worst enemy. For starters, I tend to get on them too much. Secondly, they were only cheap scales, bought a few years ago and have always been temperamental and vary in difference to the scales at Slimming World all the time. This makes them difficult to believe.
I know I shouldn't weigh at home, but it is tempting to jump on the scales, just to see how I am getting on during the week.
So, i've thought about getting new scales that would hopefully be more reliable and accurate. In typical gadget minded style, I've considered buying the Withings Body Analyzer. It hooks up to your ipad / ipod / iphone etc and measures several things such as weight, fat %, heart rate even CO2 levels in the room. However, at £129, I think that is rather excessive for a scale. So, I got thinking.
I have a Wii Fit board, which like many others', is gathering dust. I also have the Wii, but don't want the effort of connecting it back up to the TV and having to wait for it to boot etc every time I want to use it to weigh (I am hoping it would be more reliable than my scales).
A brief bit of searching online brought up a great piece of software for Mac called WiiScale . I haven't found anything for PC yet.
Its a great little app, easy to set up. Pairs effortlessly with the Wii Board and looks like the weight measurement is fairly accurate. You can set up multiple users, and based on weight, it will automatically detect which user is standing on the scale. You can tap in additional details such as height so that it calculates BMI.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Akili Smith, the third overall pick in
the 1999 NFL draft, was cut by the Green Bay Packers Tuesday.
Smith, one of five quarterbacks chosen in the first round four
years ago, never established himself with Cincinnati, which took
him after two other QBs -- Tim Couch and Donovan McNabb.
He was released earlier this year and signed with the Packers in
hopes of re-starting a career that suffered when the downtrodden
Bengals kept changing quarterbacks.
But he couldn't get started in Green Bay either in his bid to
back up Brett Favre and, perhaps, eventually succeed him. Rather, Green Bay's staff settled on veteran backup Doug Pederson and former NFL Europe QB Craig Nall to fill out the depth chart.
Smith had a passer rating of 47.5 in three preseason games, completing 15-of-29 for 136 yards with one TD pass and two interceptions.
In his four-season tenure in Cincinnati, Smith started only 17 games (215 of 461 for 2,212 yards, with five TD passes and 13 interceptions). The club paid him a signing bonus of $10.8 million in 1999 and, including base salaries, invested nearly $12.1 million in four seasons.
The contract Smith signed with the Packers included a signing bonus of just $10,000 and the league's minimum base salary of $530,000 for a four-year veteran.
Pederson, 35, has been Favre's primary backup for four of the past six seasons. Nall is a second-year veteran and showed great improvement while playing in the NFL Europe League in the spring.
The Packers also cut Tyrone Davis, who started 27 games for them
at tight end since 1997 and caught 71 passes for 780 yards and 13
touchdowns. His best season was in 1998, when he caught seven
touchdown passes.
He has been plagued by injuries during the last several seasons
and hurt a knee in this year's preseason opener and did not play
since then.
Two other veteran tight ends were also cut -- Luther Broughton
and Cory Geason.
Fourth-round draft pick DeAndrew Rubin, a wide receiver and kick
returner, was among four first-year players released. The others
were running back Keith Burnell, fullback Tommy Collins, and
offensive lineman David Porter.
Information from The Associated Press and ESPN.com senior writer Len Pasquarelli was used in this report.


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Restaurants in Knysna
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Oyster Tour With Knysna Charters
Where? Knysna
What could be better than a cruise, wine and oysters all in the very beautiful Knysna lagoon? Have you ever tucked into a fresh Oyster? ... No? ... Intrigued to try? ... Or maybe you have but want to learn ...
Pembreys Bistro
Where? Knysna
Pembreys is one of those fantastic restaurants where the menu is created by a passionate trained chef / owner, with overtones of European influences, with the richness of classic French cuisine - and a massive ...
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34 Tapas & Oysters
Where? Knysna
The origin of tapas is fabled to have been in ancient Spain, when King Alfonso X firmly believed that drinking wine accompanied by small dishes of food cured his illness. So convinced was he that he ordered ...
Cafe Z
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Caf� Z, or Zachary�s, is a laid-back restaurant that is passionate about using only the freshest ingredients. In fact, it was one of the first restaurants to introduce the concept of taking ingredients ...
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34 South
Where? Knysna
Describing themselves as indefinable, not a deli, plain restaurant or just a bar, we like to think of 34 South as an �experience�. I can tell you personally that I never go through Knysna without stopping by. ...
Cruise Cafe
Where? Knysna
Cruise Caf� is a modern bistro that combines a cool vibrancy with an elegantly chic look and feel, always making patrons feel relaxed and at home. It is situated in the holiday hotspot of Knysna, which ...
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African Bean Cafe
Where? Knysna
The warm welcome of the Garden Route is best enjoyed in the African Bean Coffee Shop in Knysna. Conveniently perched along the main road; amongst shops, malls and outdoor African markets; this is a favourite ...
Cafe Z
Where? Knysna
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Spokane, WA (PressExposure) August 05, 2008 -- Purple Room Publishing is pleased to announce the release of Rhymesaurus 2.0 FREE Edition, a freeware rhyming dictionary program for Windows.
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A man was shot outside of a Houston dental office last week after he exposed himself and chased patients and employees.
Authorities say a female patient was leaving the office around 1 p.m. Tuesday, October 11, when the man, who was exposed from the waist down, approached her in the parking lot. The woman ran back into the dental office, but the suspect followed her, rambling incoherently the entire time.
The woman, along with the others who were in the office at the time, barricaded themselves behind a locked door for safety. But the suspect punched a hole through the door and continued chasing those inside. In fact, he chased the dentist all the way out of the back door.
However, the dentist was armed with a handgun and as the suspect continued to rush him and ignore multiple commands to back off, the dentist fired, striking the suspect.
The suspect is expected to recover and no one else was injured. The suspect's family members told investigators and media on the scene that the man was high on PCP.


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Happy hump day y'all! It's already been that type of week. The kind where I'd love to pull up a chair, and sit down at a cute little cafe with one of my girlfriends for a catch up over lattes. Any other moms sometimes feel like your life is a giant hamster wheel? Man, between finding out that my husband's car is totaled and Lydia's early morning wake ups…..I'm feeling a little disgruntled.
So, here's my question…..what do you do when you're having that kind of a week? For me, it's a mid-week run and a warm latte. Luckily, today I'm meeting an old friend to jog together before I pick up Lydia. Funny how that timing worked out, right? Don't worry, I'll be back to my peppy self after those endorphins kick in! (And I'm totally grabbing a latte too…..sometimes it's just necessary)
I've teamed up with one of my absolute favorite bloggers today, Dani Marie. She has the cutest son ever, and her sense of style? I mean, it's amazing. We decided to show you two ways to wear quilted vests….since we know everyone owns one (or 7).
My favorite way to wear a classic quilted vest? Over a dress! I know it seems a little out of the box, but I've work this exact outfit to a couple events recently…..and I feel like the vest added a little personality to a basic dress and boots. Cute, right? (side note, my husband has now expressed his not-love of these boots multiple times…..but my girlfriends I went to dinner with loved them……I guess they go in the wear for the girls not the boys category!)
See? Look how cute she is! Be sure to head to her blog to see how she styled her vest!


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NetStreams Announces 'IP -Based' Video Products Distribute, Uncompressed HD Video Over CAT5e Home Net
NetStreams Demonstrates StreamNet Enabled IP Video Technology and Seamless Integration with its DigiLinX Entertainment Products
DENVER, CO - September 14, 2006 - NetStreams®, the global leader in networked entertainment systems and technology based on Internet Protocol (IP), unveiled a suite of products for IP -Based video distribution that offer seamless integration and plug -and -play compatibility with other DigiLinX™ multi -room entertainment products here today at the CEDIA Expo, the world's largest exposition devoted to multi -room home entertainment and control systems. NetStreams is the first company in the world to introduce IP -Based, uncompressed video distribution for multi -room entertainment.
The company demonstrated a new encoder, decoder, and gigabit Ethernet switch, which allow streaming HD video content from multiple sources to multiple displays on an IP -Based network. The new devices send uncompressed HDTV quality video signals to multiple displays and are compatible with native IP -Based video sources (such as IPTV), legacy video sources such as VHS, DVD, and D -VHS, and the newer Blu -ray and HD -DVD formats.
"NetStreams was the first company to deliver high performance, multi -room IP -Based audio and control over networks with our DigiLinX line of products. We have now invested a lot in our IP video technology and plan to take the leadership position with video too," said Herman C�rdenas, founder and chief executive officer of NetStreams. "With entertainment, communication, and control quickly migrating to networked solutions using IP -Based technology, we see an opportunity like never before for custom installers to derive additional revenues for services and integration and we intend on being the major supplier of IP -Based solutions in this market."
The new NetStreams MediaLinX™ A/V encodes audio and video in real time from any legacy video source into TCP/IP packets of uncompressed video/audio for transmission over a standard TCP/IP or DigiLinX network at a rate of 1GB/second.
The new NetStreams ViewLinX™ is designed for installation at or near the location of the video display, decoding the IP -based video stream, providing component, S -video, and composite video output for the display. The ViewLinX also features an encoder for a local audio/video source to be streamed and shared on the network.
The new NetStreams SwitchLinX™ Gigabit Switch is a 2 -way IGMP -enabled, Managed Gigabit Ethernet switch that provides the plug -and -play interface for StreamNet -enabled devices and products. It requires no configuration of the switch by the dealer. Native IP -Based sources, such as IPTV, can also be connected directly to the SwitchLinX switch for distribution over the DigiLinX network.
Working together, these three new products deliver an unmatched, completely IP -Based, high -definition video distribution solution to the existing DigiLinX family of products. In addition, the IP -Based suite of products can be used as a stand -alone solution, or integrated with other control systems.
This DigiLinX IP -Based video distribution system takes advantage of several proprietary technologies developed by NetStreams to offer the highest quality video distribution available. To distribute uncompressed video in real time over a gigabit TCP/IP network, NetStreams incorporates PerfectPixel™ technology, which provides 100% accurate picture replication; while its patent -pending StreamNet™ technology ensures the reliable transmission of synchronized audio, video and control packets across network.
With NetStreams new IP video technology, both home and commercial properties can enjoy multi -room audio and video with the confidence and reliability of a hard -wired system. Unlike other entertainment systems, the DigiLinX system uses only IP networking technology to link all components. The system's key advantage of carrying both system control and content information along a standard network cable, using open -standard protocols, greatly reduces system wiring, simplifies installation and set up, ensures excellent signal quality, and offers almost limitless expandability of sources, displays and zones.
A recent study by Parks Associates estimates that 30 million U.S. households will have an IP -Based home entertainment network installed by 2010. This, along with the advent of IPTV, offers additional opportunities for a variety of hardware and service providers to recommend advanced entertainment services to their clients. As IP -Based entertainment networks, including IPTV services, are developed and tested, NetStreams continues to position itself as the technology leader in this space.
"Don't miss this exciting IP revolution and the opportunity to take your business to the next level. IP enables a whole new level of entertainment for the end user never before possible in the analog or even HDTV realm. I encourage everyone to learn more by attending the NetStreams IP symposium on Saturday, Sept. 16 at 10:00 a.m. in Colorado Room 340," commented C�rdenas.
The new IP -Based Video Distribution system will ship in Q1 2007. Pricing is yet to be announced.
About DigiLinX
NetStreams DigiLinX family of IP -Based products offer distributed entertainment and control with capabilities never seen before. DigiLinX features plug and play architecture with a rich user experience only available in highly custom systems today. DigiLinX delivers on the promise of convergence - - effectively marrying networking technologies with hi -fidelity audio and video - - leading the way in 'Networked Digital Entertainment'.
About NetStreams
Headquartered in Austin, Texas, NetStreams is the world leader in digital entertainment networks, based on Internet protocol (IP) technology. NetStreams' IP -Based systems, are designed for residential and commercial use, and offer new levels of affordability, simplicity, reliability, and expandability, benefiting both installers and end -users with lower costs for installation and set -up, with an intuitive and rich user experience.
By utilizing its patent -pending StreamNet technology, NetStreams systems enables true plug -n -play integration with other products for entertainment, automation, security, and communications. NetStreams is committed to utilizing cutting -edge human factors engineering to create entertainment systems that are truly user -friendly and future compatible. NetStreams is enabling the future of IP -Based entertainment today.
For additional information on NetStreams and its innovative products, please visit www.netstreams.com.
NetStreams, DigiLinX, MediaLinX, SwitchLinX, ViewLinX, PerfectPixel, StreamNet are trademarks of NetStreams L.L.C. Other company and product names may be trademarks of their respective owners
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Cognitive and Physical Functions in Patients With Transient Ischemic Attack. A Randomized Controlled Trial of Physical Activity on Prescription up to One Year After the Event
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Today we went to Hazelhurst Art Gallery in Gymea to see an exhibition of artworks by leading Australian children's picture book illustrators.
Curator Mike Shuttleworth says Look! gives children a chance to see artwork from their favourite stories up close and explore the process of visual storytelling: "Here are works from Australia's finest children's book illustrators. The exquisite images tell many stories, some beautiful, some hilarious, some difficult. They help children to understand their world. They give imaginations fuel to dream."
My kids loved wandering around the exhibition, talking about the pictures, asking questions. There was one picture in which the artist had scratched the paint to make the foxes fur look, well, furry. Next to the painting, the artists' tools were displayed in a box. My kids found this especially fascinating as it gave them a special glimpse into how illustrations can be created. When we got home, Callum stuck a piece of aluminium foil onto paper, then scratched it with a pencil. He said "See, this is what the lady did with the fox!"
In the middle of the space was a big pile of cushions, a cosy armchair and bookshelves displaying all the books from the exhibition. After looking at all the pictures, we sat and read a couple of our favourites, including 'Love from Grandma'.
As it was the first day of the exhibition, there were a range of special activities for the children, such as short films, book making, craft, drawing lessons, and FACE PAINTING!! My kids' love for face painting knows no bounds. Callum actually spent most of the time asking "When can we do the fun stuff? I really want to get my face painted!" So, we made our way to Studio 1, where we found an extremely long queue leading to a surprisingly calm looking face painter. After asking the kids if they reeeeeally wanted to have their faces painted (I know, stupid question), we lined up, and lined up, and lined up…for 90 minutes! This was a lady who clearly took her job as a painter of faces seriously. (see results below)
In the end, I took my tired little puppy, kitten and vampire (!?) home for lunch and a rest. We didn't have long as my kitten had a McDonald's party to go to.
So, if you're in the area, and are looking for a free, fun experience for your kids these school holidays, I would highly recommend the LOOK! exhibition.
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Bhutan Swallowtail Travels, a local Bhutan tour operator launches 'Thimphu Festival with Happiness Bhutan Cultural Tour' as their signature tour package for the coming season.
Bhutan Swallowtail Travels launches their exclusive Happiness Cultural Tour Package with the Thimphu Tshechu/Festival as the highlight of the tour.
Tshechus are colorful festivals celebrated in the huge courtyards of the mighty fortresses called the Dzongs and comprises of masked dances and traditional songs and dances. The Tshechus are religious events celebrated on the tenth day of the lunar calendar corresponding to the birthday of Guru Padmasambhava, the patron saint who introduced Buddhism to Bhutan in the 8th Century. The masked dances often play out incidences and events of Guru's life as he subdued demons and evil forces to spread the Dharma of Buddha.
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Rebecca Adlington rolls eyes and grimaces at talk of Olympic swimmer's hunky husband
FORMER Olympian gold medalist Rebecca Adlington could not hide her expression when she discussed swimmer Katina Hosszu's husband and coach.
Rebecca, who is in Rio as a BBC commentator alongside Mark Foster and Helen Skelton, was chatting about the women's 200m backstroke semi-final on Thursday night (August 11).
She couldn't hide her disdain when the conversation turned to Shane Tusup, instead of his athlete Hungarian wife – who won the race with a comfortable time of 2:06:03.
Helen said: "We spend a lot of time looking at her coach and husband."
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In his latest column, the former executive editor of the old puce lady lays out the case for how Mitt Romney can beat Barack Obama, with a series of talking points.
First, an idiot could make the "not-Obama" case.
But, really, Keller? You think Romney running as the "CEO President," as Occupy Wall Street sits practically outside your office window, is a good strategy?
The "taming Congress" case? If the GOP maintained control, in a Romney win, Eric Cantor and Paul Ryan in the House would hold Romney as a tea party hostage.
This just shows the stupidity of the inside-the-Beltway media establishment, as Keller and Teapot Tommy Friedman continue to whore after a fictitious "centrism."
Don't forget, this is the same Bill Keller who's either a liar or an idiot about the NYT having a paywall, when six months after a two-bit Javascript hack was invented to defeat it, the Times has done zip to upgrade.
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When you stay at Holiday Inn Express & Suites New Buffalo in New Buffalo, you'll be convenient to Whittaker Woods Golf Course. This hotel is within the region of Washington Park Zoo and Legacy Hills Golf Club.
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