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Pain on left side of head behind ear after got hit there. Should i be worried about concussions?
Possibly: If you are completely normal with just some pain at the site of impact, you probably can continue to observe. However, if you had loss or altered awareness, focal neurological deficit, worsening headache, are on blood thinners, etc., you ought to get it checked out. If in doubt, err on the side of getting checked out. ...Read more
Lots of pain and pressure on left side of head ear, behind eyes and jaw included. Nauseous and feeling tired. Should I go to ER and ask for CT scan?
Urgent: New headache with the listed associated symptoms is an urgent problem requiring immediate evaluation if possible. Head CT may be a consideration (but these decisions require more information and an examination). ER recommended if this is new for you. ...Read more
Getting spasms on the left side of head behind ear?
Head spasm: Spasm behind the ear is the result of neck muscle spasm. It is common and usually has no worrisome underlying cause. ...Read more
Have very hard bone-like finger-tip size lump on left side of head, behind ear. Not painful unless touched, not hot. Cause for concern?
Either lymph node: or a posterior occipital bony prominence- please have it checked by your physician. ...Read more
I had twitching that was pulsating in left side of head behind ear "temporal region" and also twitching n right calve I can see MRI norm emg norm ???
Muscle irritability: The MRI and EMG just show nervous system is structurally intact. But muscle irritability won't show up on those. Muscle twitches can be caused by anxiety, hyperactive thyroid, electrolyte problems &medications/drugs. Talk to your doctor. If all these things have been ruled out, then non-addictive, long-acting medication can suppress anxiety and muscle irritability. Xanax (alprazolam) is for short term only. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Keep having this spasm/twitching right side of head behind ear left of temple, all day. Usually like 2 twitches/spasm each time, wakes me up too..
Muscle twitch: we call these fasiculations. Involuntary movement or twitching of a muscle. Do you have them anywhere else? How long have you had this? If just a day or two, watchful waiting ok. If more than a week or other areas of body with similar twitches you need to see a healthcare provider for an evaluation. Hope this helps. Good luck ...Read more
Hav tender area on left side of head above/behind ear it came on suddenly 3 day ago & is getting worse there seems to be swellin around bone any ideas?
Tender ear: See your doctor to make sure it is not mastoiditis. You may need antibiotics. ...Read more
Have been having pressure in right side of head behind ear for 2 months with dizziness and stiff neck on that side. Ct w/o contast?
Scan, yes: Because you are young the statistics shift toward less serious problems. However, a lesion of some type involving the mastoid or skull base near the mastoid might give you these symptoms. So, yes; you should have scan. Type of scan questionable. For bone CT is best. For other structure MR is best. Talk to your doctor. Contrast helps but we avoid in some conditions. ...Read more
Found a finger tip sized lump behind ear (not in fold but more on the side of head) 3 weeks ago. Was not painful but now is. Very firm, bony like?
Reassurance: Its probably a cyst/lymphnode if it is on the bone probably the mastoid bone. If it is non painful you can observe it and see your doctor if there is more concern. ...Read more
Head pain on side of head above/behind ear only when stressed or have allergies to the pollen falling?
TMD and allergies : The pain on the side of your head when stressed may be because you are grinding your teeth. This makes the muscles on the side of your head sore. Try stress relieving tips: breath, take frequent breaks and exercise. An over the counter allergy medication can ease your symptoms due to pollen. ...Read more
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We were hearing bad news from the General again." The NFL referees are on strike again. The season, as well as my fantasy team, is lost."
"Oh no, not again. This is tragic."
"Just kidding, its not that bad. There's just robots and stuff. We probably need to leave."
I grabbed what I could from my hard work, which wasn't much, and headed for the door. Just when I thought I had finally made it to safety, a robot moved quickly into my path. I had nowhere to go and before I knew I felt the icy grip of another robot around my neck. The robot picked me up off my feet and raised me high enough so that I was at eye level with the robot that blocked me from leaving. If only I had been a little bit faster, or if I didn't try to save my work. I could be free right now if I wasn't so slow.


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A/N: I swear, someone can shoot me. I was going to write Legendary Ten on its own and then begin this once I was done with Defying Destiny, but that didn't fly with myself. After having massive writer's block or lack of motivation with other stories, I decided to just finish up this chapter and post it so it'll stop bothering me. I'll work on the first chapter of Legendary Ten before uploading the first "episode" of this. Sorry everyone. Oh, please notice new transitions. Not too different but it'll work for now.
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Digimon Frontier 02: The Fallen World
Episode 0: The New Beginning
A Worm Trailmon was waiting for them to board. "Come on now," he complained. "We don't have all day." With a final battle over, it was time for all the humans to leave, once and for all.
"Hard to believe that all of that happened," Shannon said.
"Yeah, now I have something to tell my younger sister," Seth grinned.
"I'm sure we'll see each other again," Bokomon said, also holding back tears but he was failing miserably. "And if we don't, I'll be sure to have everyone know about this last amazing adventure to the story of the Humans who came to our world and saved us when we were on the brink of destruction."
"I'm sure we'll be back," Takuya shouted. "We did it once before and I'm sure it'll happen again."
"I just hope it lasts longer than it did this time," Tommy stated, adjusting his hat.
"Yeah," agreed Zoe.
"Are you sure you'll be able to lead the Digital World all on your own?" asked JP. The boy wasn't sure how the young rabbit Digimon would be able to handle all that pressure on his own since the other two ruling angels, Ophanimon and Seraphimon were killed and their DigiEggs nowhere to be found. All he knew was it was going to be hard.
"I'll manage," answered Lopmon with a strong voice. "I have Bokomon and Neemon to help me if I falter."
"Good luck, Lopmon," wished Takehito and Koichi.
Terriermon flew over to Tommy and Seth. "Do you g-guys really have to g-go?" he asked, trying to act as if he wasn't crying.
The Warrior of Ice hugged the small Digimon. "We have to," answered Seth. "We've got families and everything back at home. We'll meet again, though!"
"Are you humans coming or not?" asked the red Trailmon named Worm impatiently. "All aboard!" Before leaving, Takuya, Koji, Tommy, Zoe, JP, Koichi, Nazu, Seth, Shannon, Takehito, and Hayato pulled out their D-tectors. There was a low hum as their individual Spirits and Beast Spirits appeared before them and flew towards Lopmon, resting in a circle around him. The eleven kids said final goodbyes and boarded the train that would take them back to their home world, the Human World. Lopmon watched as their saviors drifted into the distance and waved after them.
When Worm's red caboose disappeared, Lopmon brought down his hand. The heavy burden that now laid before him seemed that much harder for him. He looked down at his feet. Terriermon looked towards the brown look-alike and gave the Digimon a pat on the back. "What's wrong?" he asked.
"Ruling the Digital World," the rabbit Digimon answered.
Terriermon gave him a weird look. "You've done it twice before," the dog Digimon said.
"Never on my own," Lopmon said.
Terriermon frowned and there was a silence for a minute. "Master Lopmon, you still have me!" Bokomon exclaimed. "I'll help and we can search for Ophanimon's and Seraphimon's DigiEggs. By now, they're most likely hatched. Patamon may be able to recognize me, after all, I was his Papamom and raised the three of you to take back up your thrones."
Lopmon gave Bokomon, Terriermon, and Neemon a grateful smile. "Thank you," he said, squaring his shoulders and taking a look at the now twenty-two guardian Spirits. Lopmon knew things would never be the same.
And that was true. Even now, forty years later, Cherubimon knew that things had never been the same. Ruling alone was harder than he imagined but he didn't expect to do it alone. After their fruitless searching, Ophanimon's DigiEgg was never found and Seraphimon (at the time they found him, he was an MagnaAngemon) refused to return, claiming that he now was a guard of the Haruno Shogun leader where he had been raised along side Tsukaimon. Now wandering the empty halls that had been echoing with Digimon of all sizes and species only years before. For forty years he had managed to hold it together but he could tell his control was slowly slipping out of his grasp like water. Filling the rolls of his comrades for all this time was finally taking it's toll and beginning to show.
Cherubimon sighed. He had left the main castle of where he worked behind in the Continent of Light and retired to the Crystal Castle located in the Forest Terminal. He had hoped that the solitude of the forest would wear off on him but it wasn't working that much, especially since Bokomon had never stopped yammering about jobs and business unless something else of interest had taken up his eye. Something like that was few and far between, though. Deciding it would be a good time for a walk, he got up and began to hover through the hallways.
Distorted reflections followed his movement. Cherubimon began toying with the idea of stepping down. It wasn't the first time he had thought of that idea. It had been popping up several times in his mind but he had always kept turning it down. The angel Digimon had to find someway to make sure that they wouldn't abuse the power and in order to find souls willing to do it would be tough and he already had his hands full. Either way, the world needed a fresh start and it wasn't something he could give, not now that was.
"Ah! Where are you going, Master Cherubimon?" asked Bokomon as the lonesome Digimon hovered past him.
"I'm just walking," he answered, looking down at his friend. "Want to come with me?"
"Sure," answered Bokomon, rushing to keep pace with the Digimon. "In fact, I had some important business to tell you." Cherubimon nodded for him to go on. As much as he hated official business at this moment, anything would be nice to bring him out of his wandering mind.
Bokomon pulled out a blank book he had added filled with a schedule, meetings, and whatnot to keep things in line around the castle. Bokomon went over meetings and events that seemed to drone on and on. "Reports of the attacks of the convents keep popping up," he reported. "The Shoguns have begun fighting amongst themselves. Haruno and Nara have begun to declare war. The rebellion has attacked the west side of the Forest Terminal a day ago…"
Cherubimon sighed. This year was the most chaotic one by far during his rule. Breakouts of fights and disasters weren't uncommon in the last few months. The angel had tried his best to keep the peace but it never helped. It had to stop.
"Send a decree to evacuate what's left of the west side of the Forest Terminal and send rescue teams to those that had been caught in the crossfire. Have them look for any survivors," he said. "Send Nefertimon to try to mollify the disturbance." If only I had more hands, he thought to himself.
"Master Cherubimon!" shouted Anytlmon. Cherubimon turned to face the guard. She knelt before continuing. "News of the convent spread like wildfire! They are coming this way for your head, sir!"
Cherubimon hardened his resolve at the news; he had expected this to come for the last two months. Baromon had foretold of a war coming upon the Digital World and it was fast approaching. The last hope lay with the Spirits. Cherubimon didn't want to call any new humans, assuming that the ones he had known forty years back were most likely dead. He shook the motion from his mind. Once before, Cherubimon had created forms for the Spirits, maybe he could do it again.
He began quickly making his way to where he had safely stashed the Spirits away from eyes. Bokomon and Anytlmon rushed after him in surprise. Cherubimon didn't listen as insults were thrown at each other. He opened the lock he had set on the door. Sorcermon entered the room behind him. "Master Cherubimon, what are you doing?" he asked.
"Something I should have done long ago," he answered. Cherubimon gathered the eleven Spirits: Fire, Ice, Thunder, Light, Wind, Darkness, Water, Wood, Steel, and the newer found Spirits of the Void. He tucked them away into a sack.
Sorcermon gasped. "You don't mean…?" he began but his master cut him off.
"No, it isn't like that," he answered. "I won't call upon the Humans unless I have too. I'll see if I can't rework some old magic. Sorcermon, I want you to send word for everyone to evacuate. War is coming and Digimon will either gather arms or escape to the Sky Terminal. Call Garudamon to send word to FallenAngewomon and LadyDevimon to expect Digimon to be coming their way. The War is coming."
From behind his mask, the sorcerer Digimon grimaced. "I had hoped it would never come to pass in my life time," he whispered to himself. His voice became audible. "I will guard you and the Spirits with my life, Sir Cherubimon. I'll do as you ask."
"I know you would," answered Cherubimon sadly. "You would do it for me or the others if they were still alive." The great rabbit Digimon shook his head and turned his gaze towards his rabbit guard. "Anytlmon, I want you to gather as much of an army as you can and protect this castle with all your might." Anytilmon nodded respectably.
"What about me?" asked Bokomon. "What do I do?"
Cherubimon turned towards him. "You will come with me," he answered. "Making the Spirits their own Digimon will be hard and will take much of my energy. I want you to fill the Warriors in on what they need to do."
"I just hope none of them rebel," Bokomon said.
"As do I," agreed Cherubimon, thinking of how the old personalities of the Warriors had sunk into their Chosen and made them run wild. He pushed it out of his mind. If it happened, it would only four that would rebel. "Let's go," he said, scooping up the little Digimon in one large hand and went out one window of the crystal castle, leaving behind the quiet forest.
Bokomon had followed him while Anytlmon had stayed behind with Sorcermon. The two had made it to the castle in the middle of the Dark Continent within a few days flight. The land had not changed much over the past few decades. What wasn't covered in wasteland, crags, valleys, or mountains were covered with forests of nocturnal plants surrounding what little lakes and rivers here and there. Under the red haze in the shape of a rose, known as the Rose Morning Star, lay Cherubimon's castle that he hadn't lived in for years.
Cherubimon rested in his castle for a few hours before hastily heading towards the Room of Spirits where he created the four evil Warriors out of four of his five Spirits nearly a lifetime ago when he had waged war against his friends. He shook his head to clear the memories. He wouldn't use willing Digimon, he just wouldn't. He'd do it by other means. Those means exactly, he didn't know.
The two with the twenty-two Spirits headed towards the dark, decagon shaped room. In all ten corners, a small orb and a fire rested in each of the areas. Different things representing each element rested inside the orb. He released the Spirits and each floated to a corner next to their partner Spirit. The Void Spirits stayed floating next to Cherubimon like a new child meeting a new batch of children and unsure who they should play with.
Each of the fires behind the Spirits began to glow different colors: brown for Wood, red for Fire, light blue for Water, green for Ice, black for Darkness, white for Light, maroon for Earth, teal for Steel, yellow for Thunder, and pink for Wind. Cherubimon reached for the holy energy inside of himself in hopes to contact the afterlife– if he was able to do it. Even though he remembered turning the four Spirits into their own Digimon, he couldn't exactly remember how he did it. He knew that Digimon were needed but how did he make the Spirits comply?
He pushed the thought out of his mind and began chanting. "Please, Spirits and souls of the Legendary Warriors, hear me! The land is in danger once again. I beseech the souls of the eleven to return to their shells!" The twenty-two Spirits began shinning brightly. "Please, our world is in danger of going into war. They need the Ten Legendary Warriors and the mysterious Being of the Void to guide them more than they need me. If needed be, take my power."
Bokomon stayed outside of the circle but made a move to speak up. He held his tongue when the Great Angel held up his hand to silence any objections. "I know, my friend, but the Digital World needs them more than they need me. Eleven warriors are far stronger than one angel," Cherubimon said before turning back to his ceremony.
"Our world is in danger. Spirits of those who saved our world, please come to life like you did before and-!" Suddenly, a set of fox spirits appeared out of no where and attacked Cherubimon, stopping his chant so he could defend himself. The Spirits stopped glowing but still hovered in place. When Cherubimon scattered the four fox spirits away from him, he looked around, trying to find out where the attack came from.
Out of the doorway, a woman wearing red fox themed armor much like a Sakuyamon with black markings on her armor and black gloves. Her staff was unlike what Sakuyamon and their data variations, Kuhuzamon, held. It was silver and held a black glassy like rock set in the middle of the hook. The Digimon seemed oddly familiar but Cherubimon couldn't remember who she was.
"Oh, Master Cherubimon," she said, putting a mocking emphasis on the word "master." "I can't believe you forgot me, you're most trusted advisor."
Cherubimon narrowed his eyes as he tried to remember the slightly hazy memories. When he didn't answer, the Digimon tut-tutted.
"I guess that's what happens when you get reborn once before," she said shaking her head. "I am Onmyojimon, I was once your advisor." She grinned wickedly. "My power is because of you."
Cherubimon didn't have time to try to remember the Digimon. "What do you want, Onmyojimon?" he demanded.
Onmyojimon stepped forwards. "My master wants your Spirits," she answered. "I can take them two ways: fighting for them or you just hand them over." The priestess Digimon said the last part as if it was a boring prospect.
Cherubimon pulled out a lightning spear and shot it towards Onmyojimon but she nimbly jumped away. "Thank you," she stated, landing on the ground. The female twirled her staff and slammed it onto the ground and then shouted, "Kitsune Yurei!" Thin black spirits rose from the ground, flying at Cherubimon. The Celestial Digimon threw his hands into the air and summoned thunder bolts to rain down from above them, destroying the spirits.
"Onyx Ofuda!" Onmyojimon pulled out a talisman, throwing it into the air and pressing the tip of her staff against it, summoning a black mist to fly at Cherubimon. It wrapped around him. Cherubimon could feel his energy begin to drain away from him. He slumped over from exhaustion. Suddenly, the Spirits began to react.
The Spirits of Wind flew from their post. Transparent figures of both Human and Beast Spirits appeared over their figurine and created gusts to scatter the mist. The other Spirits flew towards their master, creating a shinning light and transferring the little power he had given to them back to its rightful owner. Onmyojimon's lips twitched in annoyance.
"That was meant to kill you," she said. "Oh well. I'll just have to make this a bit more fun."
Cherubimon stood back up, towering once again over the female Digimon. He summoned a mass amount of lightning bolts over their heads. They flashed down at her. The Digimon had jumped back and ran around him, pulling out another ofuda and releasing a lightning bolt from it, aimed towards Cherubimon's side. The Spirits of Thunder reacted, flying in front of the attack and firing an electrical attack right back at it, canceling both out.
Onmyojimon growled but was forced to evade a water attack shot by the Spirits of Water. For a second, she thought she could see the figures flicker into a different shape. Something big and flat had smacked her hard in the back, sending her flying into the wall. Getting to her feet, she pulled out a third talisman and released a series of thunderbolts from the sheet of paper. Cherubimon countered with his own lightning bolts.
In an explosion, both sides where sent flying backwards. The Spirits scattered from the resulting shock wave and the half opened doors banged fully ajar. Bokomon, himself had been knocked back and hit the wall hard, knocking the wind out of him. He stood up, trying to catch his breath. He saw that Onmyojimon had been trying to snatch the Spirits– or as many as she could.
Cherubimon made a mad dash for more Spirits himself. Bokomon grabbed any Spirit that was closest to him. He saw the retreating figures of the Beast Spirits of Fire and Water begin to fly towards the door. He went after them but tripped over himself, accidently releasing one of his acquired Spirits which he saw was the Human Spirit of the Void. It drifted off after the other Spirits and out the door.
Onmyojimon, her arms filled with as many Spirits as she could grab, glanced down at what she had. "This'll be enough," she grumbled to herself. The red armored Sakuyamon turned and ran out of the doors, disappearing down the hall before Cherubimon could do anything. Finally collapsing, he glanced down at his Spirits he had managed to grab hold of: all were Human Spirits, those of Fire, Water, Wood, and Ice.
Bokomon walked sadly over to his lord, presenting one last Spirit: that of Darkness. "It was all I could grab, Lord Cherubimon," he said quietly. "I'm sorry."
Cherubimon, frustrated and all, just gave out a sigh. "It's not your fault," the angel Digimon comforted. "You did the best you could. Love may not be my domain but I don't have a big pride." Cherubimon took the Spirit of Darkness from the gnome Digimon and adding it to his collection, summing the Spirits left in his possession up to five. Most of the other Spirits must be in Onmyojimon's grasp. What can I only do with five Human Spirits?
Bokomon saw the look of desperation on the leader's face. "I saw some of the Beast Spirits disappear out the door," the Digimon informed him. "I only saw Onmyojimon get away with five, I believe."
This sparked hope in Cherubimon but just barely. "What do you plan on doing now?" Bokomon inquired after a long pause. Cherubimon didn't answer. "Maybe we should go look for Takuya and the others?" the gnome suggested. "They'll be able to find the Beast Spirits and get them back! They have done it before!"
Cherubimon turned his head towards Bokomon, noticing the hopeful look in his eyes. Cherubimon had made a deal with himself to be sure to correct any problems himself and not to pull in humans from the other world. He didn't want to repeat past mistakes but none of the Spirits were corrupted now. The bearers of the Spirits were needed now more than ever. Cherubimon needed to combat the rebels, thus being tied up with too many things. He needed someone to be able to use the Spirits and locate them.
Finally coming to a decision, Cherubimon turned his back to Bokomon, walked over to the sack that he had carried the Spirits in and scooped it up, and put the Spirits into the fabric. He hovered over towards Bokomon and handed it towards the Digimon. Bokomon took it with a perplexed look, unsure of what he was meant to do with it.
"I want you to go to the Human World," Cherubimon explained, "and find Takuya and the others and give them their Spirits." Seeing the horrified expression on the Rookie's face, Cherubimon added, "It shouldn't be that bad."
Bokomon looked down before nodding. "All right," the Digimon agreed, breathing a heavy sigh. Cherubimon lifted Bokomon off the ground and headed out of his old castle and flew towards the closest Trailmon station. Bokomon hopped down from Cherubimon's hand and gave the creature one last looked. After biding each other good luck, Bokomon boarded a sleepy Trailmon. Cherubimon instructed it to head towards the Trailmon Station in the Human World.
"Fine, fine," grumbled the green Trailmon. With one last yawn, he took off. It disappeared into the horizon but Cherubimon didn't stay to watch; he headed back towards his castle so he could rest before traveling back towards the Crystal Castle where Sorcermon and Antylmon were waiting for him.
Onmyojimon knelt before a pit that was covered by a net of glowing green data. Evil of the darkest shades could be felt, making even those who weren't well in tune with spirit energy or supernatural senses could have felt a shiver run down their spine. Something ancient and evil resided there. Any sane creature would have ran but Onmyojimon wasn't any other Digimon. She presented the five Spirits before it.
"Is this all you have?" asked a voice protruding from the pit. "Only five Human Spirits?"
Onmyojimon nodded, keeping her head down in shame. She expected to be scolded for her lack of victory. She was mildly surprised when she heard whatever was in the pit laugh. "This is all we need," he stated simply but still highly amused. "I'm sure that the last of the Celestial Angels will send for the Bearers of his Spirits. We should do the same, just in case. Go to the Human World and find them."
"But, master-!" she argued but the voice cut her off, noticing her doubt.
"You will be able to survive the Human World," he said. "Back when the Ancient Warriors were living, they made up that Digimon couldn't survive in the Human World so that Digimon wouldn't go there out of fear. The humans won't be too much trouble– that is if you run into any."
Onmyojimon nodded. Gathering the Spirits of Thunder, Steel, Wind, Light, and Earth, the Digimon rose and gave one last respectful bow before chanting, "Mikaboshimon, the Morningstar shall rise, bringing pure chaos and order in Judgement. Be our guiding light to the beginning." With that, she turned her back and swiftly left, leaving a chortling echo follow her.
Okay, well, how was it? Good, bad, ugly? For those of you who might not get what Onmyojimon's attack (Onyx Ofuda) works, think of it like how Syaoran Li from Cardcaptor Sakura with those talismans and his sword. Um, well, the reason why all the castles were back in the Digital World is because, well, everything was most likely rebuilt including Cherubimon, Seraphimon, and Ophanimon's castles. Sorry I didn't touch up on that in Somebody's Hero. Also note that time floats differently between the Digital and Human Worlds now. One year in the Human World equals ten in the Digital World. One year in the Digital World will be a little over a month in the Human World.
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There is that well-known passage in Mark 8, where Jesus healed the blind man. One of the interesting things about this miracle is that it happened in two stages. The first time Jesus healed the blind man he could only see partially. Jesus touched the man's eyes a second time. Only then could he see clearly. The good news is that Jesus didn't leave this man half-healed.
In this story we notice two things, the first thing is the considerateness of Jesus and the second thing is the touch of Jesus. Let's look at the considerateness of Jesus. Jesus led the man out of the shouting and confusion. "He led him out of the village." (Mk8:23) Why did Jesus do this? He did this so that the blind man could hear Him without distraction. The second reason is that Jesus knew that it would be far better if he could be taken to a place where the thrill of seeing would break less suddenly upon him.
Let's look at the touch of Jesus. Jesus used a method that the blind man could understand. Jesus spat on his eyes and lay hands on him. To spit on his eyes and lay hands on him were things that a blind person could understand. Touch in a good sense is extremely important. It is personal and has a far deeper impact that exceeds just the spoken word.
Where does that leave us? Jesus wants to restore us. We're invited to open our lives and allow Jesus to take us to places with little distraction, and allow Jesus to touch us with His power.
This healing moment doesn't end there. There's a symbolic meaning. One biblical commentator says that the healing of the blind man is symbolic of the disciples' blindness in terms of their lack of understanding as to who Jesus was. Perhaps this story bears resemblance to our own blindness in terms of our lack of understanding as to who Jesus truly is. Being spiritually blind is being ignorant to the realities around us and being ignorant to who God is.
One of the things this story teaches us is that we need to be healed of our spiritual blindness and to know that Jesus doesn't leave us half healed. He restores us fully. Even though we may have experienced the powerful, subtle touch of Jesus once before we need the second touch of Jesus. We need the second touch to see properly. It is God who is all powerful to heal our blindness and who can restore our sight.
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9. Password, Profile and Security
You register and sign in to Historypin via your Google email account. If you do not have a Google email account, you will need to create one before registering with Historypin.
You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your Google email Password and User Name and are responsible for all activities that occur under them. We do not have the means to check the identity of people using our Services and will not be liable where your Password or User Name are used by someone else.
You agree to notify us immediately of any unauthorised use of your Password or User Name or any other breach of security of which you become aware.
10. Your promises to us
Where you are a Registered User you promise that:
- you are 16 or over or have permission from a parent or guardian or are using the Services as part of your school's registration;
- all information and details provided by you to us on registration are true, accurate and up to date in all respects and at all times;
- you will comply with the restrictions on your use of the Services set out in these Terms and Conditions;
- all content that you contribute via the Services is yours and/or you have all rights required to grant the licences set out in section 12 below without or other user needing to obtain any further consents or permissions from or to pay any monies to any third person in respect of their use of such content in accordance with paragraph 12.
You agree to compensate us and hold us harmless from any claim made against us by a third party or damages incurred by us as a result of such claim (including any reasonable legal fees in relation to same) arising from your use of the Services or any Contributed Content or other content in relation to these Terms and Conditions including any breach or suspected breach of these Terms and Conditions.
11. Termination and Cancellation
You can terminate your registration at any time by contacting us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
We reserve the right to terminate or suspend your registration where:
- we have reason to believe or suspect that you are acting in breach of these Terms and Conditions; or
- otherwise, where required to do so by law, regulatory body or our licensors or whilst investigating any complaint about you or your activity via or use of the Services.
- at any time on not less than 1 day's notice to you.
12. Contributed Content
Historypin revolves around users sharing, connecting, and collaborating around local history–from their own old snapshots and home movies, to special collections from the world's libraries, archives and museums. In order to create the most useful, lasting, and accessible archive, we make this content available to the world in a number of ways.
Historypin allows Registered Users to contribute Text Content, Media Content and Content Metadata to our Services. Together these are referred to by us as "Contributed Content". We set out below what each of these terms means, the basis upon which they are licensed and can be used by others and Historypin.
As stated above, you promise that all content that you contribute via the Services is yours and/or you have all rights required to grant the licences set out herein.
Content Metadata
- What it is: Content Metadata is descriptive information about any Media Content (defined below) provided by you or other users including title, date, location, streetview location, keywords, copyright and licensing information, etc and information about the person providing it ("Content Metadata"). It includes information that enables users to identify, discover, interpret, or manage Media Content, such as the name of the author of the work, the date on which it was first created or published, or where the physical object is located.
- How it's licensed: by sharing your Content Metadata through our Services, you agree that it will be made available to the public under the terms of the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication.
- How others can use it: Content Metadata is dedicated to the public domain and can be used by Historypin or others for any purpose without further permission being required.
- How Historypin and others can edit your Content Metadata: other users may suggest changes to your Content Metadata, but changes must be made by you or the Historypin content team. In addition, the Historypin content team may add keywords which will help other users find your Media Content. The Historypin content team may also from time to time make minor improvements to your Content Metadata such as adjusting the Street View position. Other than these minor improvements, the Historypin content team will always let you know when they have made changes to your Content Metadata – for example if we correct a location or date which looks like a mistake to us or is alerted to us by another user.
Text Content
- What it is: text-based creative content including stories and comments ("Text Content").
- How it's licensed: by sharing your Text Content through our Services, you agree to allow us to license your Text Content under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Licence, otherwise known as the "CC BY-SA 3.0 Licence" (Please see below for a definition).
- How others can use it: you allow Historypin, and others, to freely re-use and adapt your Text Content with proper attribution to you. If it is altered, transformed, or built upon, the resulting work may be distributed only under the same or similar licence.
Media Content
- What it is: Media content in the form of photographs, video, audio files and other recorded documents ("Media Content").
- How it's licensed: you can choose from a range of licences to apply to your Media content (Please see below for licence options and definitions) which apply to other users' use of your Media Content.
- How others can use it: you allow others to use your Media Content within the limits of the licence you apply to it and within our Services.
- How Historypin can use it: Historypin does not claim any ownership of Media Content you contribute to Historypin. When you contribute Media Content, you do however grant us a royalty free and non-exclusive licence to use your Media Content as set out below. This licence is separate and different from your chosen Media Content licence mentioned above, which applies to other users' use of your Media Content. On contributing any Media Content, you agree that we can:
- use your Media Content as part of providing the Services (which may change from time to time so you should check back from time to time to see any new services which we add – and if you decide to you can always remove your Media Content);
- use your Media Content in press releases, promotional materials and in blog and online coverage in relation to our Services (either directly or through our partners);
- amend, copy or delete it in the course of doing so and at our discretion pursuant to any complaints in relation to such Media Content; and
- communicate your Media Content to the public and otherwise make it available through the Services including, without limitation, the publication of your Media Content:
- as part of downloadable PDF packs and other materials for schools and non-commercial sites;
- via Historypin social networking pages and tools; and
- at exhibitions in any form.
We will not commercially exploit your Media Content for profit or use it for any purpose unconnected with the Services without first obtaining your prior permission. To the extent that Media Content is used, we will always credit it to the contributor. We ask the users of the Historypin API to also seek this permission from you where necessary.
Media Content Licences
As mentioned above, when you contribute Media Content via or to our Services, you may choose one of the following licences to govern the use of your Media Content by other users:
- Copyright protected: You do not give others a licence to use your Media Content other than for the purposes of viewing the content via the Services. You may state your ownership of such copyright protected content on the Services. Others may not, without limitation, copy, reproduce, republish, download, post, broadcast, record, transmit, commercially exploit, edit, communicate to the public or distribute in any way your copyrighted content save as set out here. Users may have also have rights to use your Media Content in ways permitted under relevant copyright laws (for example fair dealing for research and private study or criticism, review and news reporting or educational activities).
- No Known Copyright: You are sharing your Media Content without providing an expressed or implied warranty to others who would like to use or reproduce your Media Content.
- Public Domain: This should be selected for all content where the Media Content is already out of copyright protection by nature of its age or has otherwise been designated as having been dedicated for public use and consumption. Other users are therefore free to copy, reproduce, republish, download, post, broadcast, record, transmit, commercially exploit, edit, communicate to the public or distribute in any way this content for personal or commercial use.
- Government Open Licence: For use by UK government bodies.
- Attribution (CC BY): This licence lets others distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon your work, even commercially, as long as they credit you for the original creation.
- Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA): This licence lets others remix, tweak, and build upon your work even for commercial purposes, as long as they credit you and licence their new creations under the identical terms.
- Attribution-NoDerivs (CC BY-ND): This licence allows for redistribution, commercial and non-commercial, as long as it is passed along unchanged and in whole, with credit to you.
- Attribution-NonCommercial (CC BY-NC): This licence lets others remix, tweak, and build upon your work non-commercially, and although their new works must also acknowledge you and be non-commercial, they don't have to license their derivative works on the same terms.
- Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC BY-NC-SA): This licence lets others remix, tweak, and build upon your work non-commercially, as long as they credit you and license their new creations under the identical terms.
- Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND): This licence is the most restrictive of our six main licences, only allowing others to download your works and share them with others as long as they credit you, but they can't change them in any way or use them commercially.
Regardless of licence, you retain the right to remove at any time, any content from our Services which you have submitted. By doing so, any rights Historypin holds will no longer apply (although where such content has already been produced in physical packs, materials or posters we will not produce any more but will have the right to continue to use any existing materials already in circulation).
Although we reserve our rights to do so, we do not monitor Contributed Content and therefore, since it is not ours and we do not check or verify it, we will not be responsible or liable for the content or accuracy of any Contributed Content.
You understand that by using the Services you may be exposed to content that is inaccurate or that you may find offensive, indecent or objectionable and that, in this respect, you use the Services at your own risk.
Contributed Content submitted must not be unlawful in any way. You must not submit any Contributed Content through the Services that is or has ever been the subject of any threatened or actual legal proceedings or other similar complaint.
Historypin operates a copyright policy in relation to any user submissions which are alleged to infringe the copyright of a third party. Details of that process and contact details for any complaint about content can be found at clause 15.
As part of Historypin's copyright policy, Historypin can terminate user access to the Services if a user uses content in a manner which is not permitted.
We reserve the right to remove or modify any material submitted via our Services, or stored on our servers, or hosted or published upon our Website.
Restrictions on use of Historypin's content
- Your use of our Services grants no rights to you in relation to our (or our licensors') intellectual property rights including, without limitation, copyright, trade marks, logos, graphics, photographs, animations, videos and text, ("Our Content").
- You may not, without limitation, copy, reproduce, republish, download, post, broadcast, record, transmit, commercially exploit, edit, communicate to the public or distribute in any way Our Content or the computer codes of elements comprising our Services other than for your own, non-commercial use. However you may download insubstantial excerpts of Our Content to your hard disk for the purpose of viewing it provided that no more than one copy of any information is made.
- Any use of our content other than that permitted under these Terms and Conditions may only be undertaken with our prior express authorisation.
13. Limitation on our Liability
The material displayed through our Services is provided without any guarantees, conditions or warranties as to its accuracy. Whilst we endeavour to ensure that the information provided through our Services (excluding user content) is correct, we do not promise that it is complete or accurate; nor do we commit to ensuring that the Services remains available or that the material provided through the Services is kept up-to-date.Please be aware that our Services are a public resource that enables individuals to contribute their own content and version of events some of which may be inaccurate. We do not monitor the Services and do not promise that the information on Historypin will be free from errors or omissions nor that it will not contain inappropriate content. We cannot be held liable for any contents of or consequences of such material. It is your responsibility to take precautions and use common sense when using the Services and any Contributed Content or providing any information to others via the Services. Unfortunately, there may be occasions when you may find other Registered Users' or visitors' use of the Services or posted Contributed Content offensive, harmful or deceptive. If you have any complaints regarding another Registered User or Contributed Content, then you should use the complaints process set out in paragraph 14 below.
Nothing in these Terms and Conditions shall exclude or limit our liability for death or personal injury resulting from our negligence or the negligence by us, our employees or agents or for fraud.
Subject always to the above, to the fullest extent permissible by law, we don't give any promises of any kind (whether express or implied) in relation to the Services and any items accessed by you via the Services or a third party provider including any Contributed Content. Your statutory rights as a consumer (including your right to receive a reasonable standard of service) are not affected however and will still apply.
Subject always to the above, to the fullest extent permissible by law, we don't give any promises of any kind (whether express or implied) in relation to the Services and any items accessed by you via the Services or a third party provider including any Contributed Content. Your statutory rights as a consumer (including your right to receive a reasonable standard of service) are not affected however and will still apply.
Our liability in tort, contract, negligence, pre-contract or other representations or otherwise arising out of or in connection with the Services, or the Website and/or these Terms and Conditions shall be limited in aggregate to £1,000.
We do not accept any liability for damage to your computer system or loss of data that results from your use of the Services and we cannot guarantee that any files that you download are free from viruses, contamination or destructive features.
Whilst we use all reasonable endeavours to correct any errors or omissions in our own posted information as soon as practicable once they have been brought to our attention, we do not promise that it is correct.
We cannot promise that our Services will be available uninterrupted and in a fully operating condition due to the nature of the internet and our dependency on other service providers. Access to the Services may be suspended temporarily and without notice in the case of system failure, maintenance or repair or for reasons reasonably beyond our control.
14. Complaints and Feedback
If you believe that any content made available through our Services is in breach of these Terms (e.g. obscene content) you can report this to us by clicking on the "Report" button. We will keep your identity anonymous.
If you have any specific complaints about our Services, another Registered User, visitor to the Services or any Contributed Content or any other aspects of the Services then you can contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please note that we are under no obligation to take any action against a Registered User or other person unless required by law.
Copyright Infringement Notification Process
To file a copyright infringement notification with us, you will need to send a written communication to us with all of the following information in it, using this format:
Include a statement telling us that you have found a photo or other content on Historypin which you believe infringes your copyright (for example, "I hereby confirm that I believe the photo identified below infringes my copyright").
- Tell us which country your copyright applies to.
- Tell us the title of the photo concerned and the full URL.
- Explain to us how the photo infringes your copyright.
- Provide your contact information so that we can get in touch with you. Please note that we will also pass this information on to the submitter of the content concerned so that person can get in touch with you to resolve your complaint directly (email address is preferred).
- Include the following statement: "I have a good faith belief that use of the copyrighted work described above is not authorised by the copyright owner (or by a third party who is legally entitled to act on behalf of the copyright owner) and is not otherwise permitted by law."
- Include the following statement: "I swear that the information contained in this notification is accurate and that I am the copyright owner or have an exclusive right in law to bring infringement proceedings with respect to its use."
- Sign the notice. If you are providing notice by e-mail, a scanned physical signature or a valid electronic signature will be accepted.
The communication should be sent by email to email@example.com, or post to:
1st Floor, 71-73 St. John Street
United Kingdom
Make sure you know whether the content that you have seen on Historypin infringes your copyright. If you are not sure what your rights are, or whether your copyright has been infringed, you should check with a legal adviser first. Be aware that there may be adverse legal consequences in your country if you make a false or bad faith allegation of copyright infringement by using this process.
Please also note that the information provided in this legal notice may be forwarded to the person who provided the allegedly infringing content.
Any person who knowingly materially misrepresents that material or activity was removed or disabled by mistake or misidentification may be subject to legal liability. Please also be advised that we enforce a policy that provides for the termination in appropriate circumstances of access for Registered Users who are infringers.
15. Security and Privacy
By registering on this website we will store personal information about you as a member. Please read our Privacy Policy which contains important information about the use of your personal data other information regarding your privacy and our security processes and policies.
16. Changes to these Terms and Conditions
We are constantly looking for new ways to improve our Services and to enhance your experience. We therefore reserve the right to amend and develop the Services and these Terms and Conditions at any time. We will post amendments to these Terms and Conditions on the Website and, other than in relation to minor changes which have no detrimental impact on you, send you a notification of such change by email to the email address that you have registered with us, where relevant. All such changes will take effect once they have been posted on the Website and you will be deemed to have accepted any such changes from that date. Please check this page regularly to ensure you are familiar with the current version of our Terms and Conditions as they are binding on you. If you do not accept any changes made in relation to the Historypin Service, then you can exercise your right of termination as set out in these Terms and Conditions or simply discontinue using the Services at any time.
17. Severance
Each provision of these Terms and Conditions shall be constructed separately and independently of each other and the invalidity of any one part shall not affect the validity of any other part.
18. Exclusion of Third Party Rights
These Terms and Conditions are for the benefit of you and us, and are not intended to benefit any third party or be enforceable by any third party. The exercise of our and your rights in relation to these Terms and Conditions is not subject to the consent of any third party.
19. Entire Agreement
These Terms and Conditions, together with our Privacy Policy, constitute the entire agreement between you and us in relation to your use of our Services, and supersede all previous agreements in respect of your use of the Services.
20. Law
These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales (or the laws of Scotland if you are domiciled there). Disputes arising in connection with these Terms and Conditions shall be subject to exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of England and Wales unless you choose the jurisdiction of your domicile in Scotland or Northern Ireland.
21. Contact Us
You may contact us by email at email@example.com. Only correspondence sent to this email address will be responded to by us at our discretion.
Historypin is a Community Interest Company registered in England and Wales under registration number 05241856 and our registered address is 1st Floor, 71-73 St. John Street London EC1M 4NJ. VAT number: 848406212.
API Policy
Historypin offers an Application Programming Interface ("API") as one of its services. Using this tool, a software developer can directly connect to the Historypin data service using a computer or mobile application to exchange information. Using the API, a software developer might write an application that can do anything that they would normally be able to do using the Historypin.org website: query data about Historypin Contributed Content and under certain circumstances contribute more information in return. In all cases, a user of the Historypin API is bound by the same terms and conditions as all other users of Historypin services.
We provide the Historypin API as a free service to the community, just like our other websites and applications. However, because of the possibilities for abuse that arise from the use of bulk amounts of data, we do operate separate terms for the non-commercial and commercial re-use of this data. We understand that the exact definition of "commercial" can be hard to evaluate, so we would encourage you to contact us at email@example.com if you have any concerns or questions.
Accessing the Historypin API
All Registered Users of Historypin are entitled to connect to the Historypin API. The primary endpoint for the API is at http://www.historypin.org.en/api/ and is documented at http://www.historypin.org/resources/docs/api/site/index.html . To use the API you will need an API Key and API Secret, which you can get from your User Profile page on Historypin.org. More details on how to use the API Key and API Secret are available from the API documentation.
The Historypin API is provided "as-is", and like our other services subject to change as we continue to develop our platform. This may mean that our changes to the Historypin API will break your application.
Once the Historypin API has firm version numbers (v1, v2 etc), we will do our best to keep the signatures and responses to API calls consistent within that version, to give you more assurance that your development work will continue to work as expected.
Attribution and Clearance of Content
In all cases in which you use Historypin Contributed Data, we require that you attribute the content to the Historypin contributing user. In most cases, displaying the Historypin username with a link to the item or to the user's profile will be sufficient.
Contributed Content is provided as-is, and has a variety of licenses attached, from the completely open to the completely restricted. We insist that you respect the copyright status of content within the Historypin.org platform, as indicated by the license selected by our users upon upload of material, which may require that in some cases you may need to perform additional clearing of rights associated with Historypin Items before you can use them. As reflected in the general Historypin Terms, the presence of a piece of user-contributed content within the Historypin environment does not represent either an endorsement from the organisation nor a blanket license to use the item regardless of its legal standing. And while much of the material within Historypin is licensed using a variant of a Creative Commons license, and thus explicitly supports re-use, you should consider carefully whether your particular application will provide access to material which the user has indicated could be restricted. If this is the case, you may need to contact the user themselves to confirm that you may use the content.
Non-Commercial Uses of Historypin Data
We are happy for you to use the Historypin API for non-commercial purposes, provided that the service you create is not substantially a copy of existing Historypin services, such as the Historypin.org website itself. We will make the determination on what services are "commercial" – in general, if you are charging money for access to your application or to content within it, we would consider your application to be commercial. Advertising-driven sites might or not be commercial. We're happy to make a determination, so just get in touch with your idea.
Commercial Uses of Historypin Data
We permit commercial uses of Historypin Data only when you have been in contact with us and we have come to an agreement about your use of the Historypin Data. This may include the payment of a flat fee, the purchase of a support contract or a form of royalties, but of course, there are also commercial applications that we would love to support with no payment necessary. Even in cases for which no direct payment is made, we would like to establish a contract with you governing your commercial use of the Historypin API, confirming your acceptance of the Historypin Terms of Service and itemising clearly any requirements on either side.
Technical Support for the API
As a general rule we cannot provide much direct technical support for the use of the Historypin API, though we will will try to answer emails and other communications. If you would like a guaranteed level of technical support for the Historypin API, as well as access to our current technical roadmaps, we do have technical support contracts available. If you are interested in this, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
Contact Us
We'd love to hear from you with more details about how you are using the Historypin API, or any questions that you may have. Please drop us a note at email@example.com.


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