text:
There's a rainbow in the distance. It arcs in an enchanting array of colors across a bright blue sky. Your eyes follow that arc downwards, into the forest, beneath the trees. Its meeting with the horizon is obscured by dense brush, but you know it's somewhere in those woods.
There's rumored to be a treasure at the end of the rainbow. The allure of that treasure pulls you in. You descend your mountain, cross through babbling brooks and lush meadows of wildflower, and plunge into the thick of the vegetation.
It's hot and sticky and dark. You're pressed in between thick trunks that tower over your head. Fist-sized mosquitoes surround you, latch onto you, draw blood from your body, now soaked in sweat. You trudge onwards. The rainbow is somewhere up ahead.
You travel for days through this brush. Without light, you lose track of the sun; without the sun, you lose track of the days. The days become weeks and the weeks become months. Maybe the months become years. Maybe the years become decades.
There's a rainbow in the distance. If only you could reach it. Then you'd have your treasure. Then you'd be happy. You must be close by now, you think.
You encounter a chasm in the earth that's too wide to cross. You turn left and continue walking, searching for a way around it. It's bringing you further from your destination, but it's the only way.
The chasm widens and bends and doubles back on itself. In the dense forest, you lose your bearings. You can no longer see the rainbow. Your resolve weakens. It's probably gone by now, you think. This was a fool's errand, you think.
You try to find your way out of the forest, but you don't even remember whence you came. You stumble over some rocks. Your legs tangle in some vines. Quicksand sucks at your feet, and still the mosquitoes aim to bleed you dry. Tired, weakened, you surrender. You don't bother to get up. You don't bother to swat them away.
Defeated, you let out a wail. You curse the forest. You curse the rainbow. You'd curse the treasure, too, if you still believed it existed. But you don't. You no longer believe it ever was.
Here's the thing, though. That rainbow, it did hide a treasure, just not at its end. The treasure wasn't a pot of gold where sky meets earth. The treasure was the magnificent spectrum in the sky where red meets orange, where yellow meets green, where waves of indigo and violet dance against a pale blue backdrop. The treasure was the mountain. The treasure was that boulder atop the mountain from which you could watch the rainbow shimmer. The treasure was the meadow and the treasure was the brook, the empty spaces and the clean water and the fresh air.
There is treasure, and there is the treasure map. The rainbow is not a treasure map. To follow a rainbow to its end is to use it as a means to an end. The rainbow is the end.
Where, then, is the treasure map?
When I was younger, grown-ups asked us kids what we wanted to be when we became one of them. I wanted to be an astronaut. I wanted to be an astronaut because I wanted to see the whole world. I'd seen a photograph once of the view from a spaceship, and there it was: the blue marble, both enormous and absolutely minuscule at the very same time.
I never did become an astronaut. I went to college to learn the Liberal Arts. I went to graduate school to learn more about those Liberal Arts. It wasn't all that liberating, learning about these arts. It came with tens of thousands of dollars of debt. My diploma and my first student loan bill arrived in the mail on the very same day.
To pay that bill and some other new bills, I got a job doing very complicated things in a very complicated organization made up of cubicles and grey suits and forgotten dreams. I worked. I got paid. I worked harder and I got paid more and soon I found myself, for the very first time, with a Disposable Income I knew not what to do with. It felt nice. I spent some of it on furniture, or something, and kept the rest. I watched the numbers on my bank statements grow from double digits to triple digits. I really liked when they reached quadruple digits. I wondered if I could do even better.
I crossed the brook and entered the trees.
Somewhere deep in the jungle, there's an old stone pyramid. A tribe of cannibals built it long ago. Those lucky enough to make it here are eager to reach the top. They've been weakened from their journey, and so they crawl slowly. Very slowly.
It's a tall pyramid. It punctures the clouds and continues on above them, so one can never really see the crux. It can't be much further, though. They climb over each other, these frail bodies, desperate to reach it first.
The city is a funny thing. The people who build them funnier still. It's like one of those Rube Goldberg machines, where a series of pulleys and levers and weights and switches play off each other, a series of cause and effect, action causing equal and opposite reaction, where marble engages scale and scale tips into domino and domino starts motor and motor keeps it going, until somewhere down the line, some little cog or something cracks an egg. Every part plays a role, and every part is integral to getting that egg cracked.
Of course, it's not about efficiency. It's about entertainment and ingenuity and play, about making the very uncomplicated complicated. We like watching Rube Goldberg machines do their thing because they're so very silly.
We humans need food and water and not much else. We can grow food in our backyards, as it literally emerges from the ground and falls off trees. We can catch water from the sky, as it literally falls from the heavens on a pretty regular basis.
But these little systems don't use all the pieces. They don't use every human body and they don't use all the bits of coal and oil we've been afforded. They don't fell the trees like dominoes and they don't turn mountains inside out for our amusement. Check this out, we say. Look what we can do.
We gather up all the seeds and we plant them far away from the people. We pull fuel from the ground and we use that fuel to power machines that fly over those seeds and season our fruits and vegetables with substances brewed to kill. We scorch the earth and cut trenches through the forest and the mountains and we pour tar onto the ash, and then we drive that food from ground to warehouse, warehouse to distribution center, distribution center to homes with backyards that grow nothing but grass.
We dump oil and chemicals and plastic and human shit into our rivers. We stop drinking from the rivers. We build thousands of miles of leaden pipes underneath our homes to bring water from afar, and thousands of miles more to pour whatever we don't use into those toxic rivers. We're told that those pipes aren't good for us anymore, and so we stop drinking from the tap, too. We create a new Rube Goldberg machine and marvel at how many pieces we've put to use. It's an impressive one, really. It fills containers of pressed petroleum with eight ounces of water from the springs of a little island called Fiji, and then it packages those containers in big pallets, and then it flies those containers all over the world to temporarily quench the thirst of our people for an hour or two. When those eight ounces are through, we toss those containers into cans. The container sets off a chain reaction in which the can engages truck, the truck engages barge, and the barge carries that little bit of plastic halfway across the world to be dumped on the shores of China. We've made our routine hydration an all-inclusive ordeal.
There are to be no leftover pieces in these machines. All humans must work. All humans must play a role. If there aren't enough roles to be played, we will create more roles. We will bend the machine a little, make it a little sillier, make it do things a little more fanciful, a little more complicated. There's room for everyone.
"We were not made in its image
but from the beginning we believed in it
not for the pure appeasement of hunger
but for its availability
it could command our devotion
beyond question and without our consent
and by whatever name we have called it
in its name love has been set aside
unmeasured time has been devoted to it
forests have been erased and rivers poisoned
and truth has been relegated for it
we believe that we have a right to it
even though it belongs to no one
we carry a way back to it everywhere
we are sure that it is saving something
we consider it our personal savior
all we have to pay for it is ourselves."
but from the beginning we believed in it
not for the pure appeasement of hunger
but for its availability
it could command our devotion
beyond question and without our consent
and by whatever name we have called it
in its name love has been set aside
unmeasured time has been devoted to it
forests have been erased and rivers poisoned
and truth has been relegated for it
we believe that we have a right to it
even though it belongs to no one
we carry a way back to it everywhere
we are sure that it is saving something
we consider it our personal savior
all we have to pay for it is ourselves."
— "Convenience," WS Merwin
I am young and white and American and living awfully close to the world's shining beacon on a hill, or something like that. Life is grand, if grand is to be understood as comfortable. Comfortable on a sluttish, unprecedented level.
I can wake up each morning in a warm bedroom, as people shovel coal into a furnace somewhere far away. I can get dressed in clothes others made for me. If I'm running late to my white-collar job, I can call a driver—without even calling, actually—and be picked up just where and when I want. I can be chauffeured right to work. If I need a little caffeine, I can have someone make me some coffee along the way, and take it to go in a cup made by someone else, with a lid I'm not really going to be using for too long, but that's okay, because someone else will store it for me when I'm done with it, for the next million years or so.
If I'm hungry for lunch, but don't really feel like getting up from my chair, I can push a few buttons and summon someone to bike across town to pick up a meal someone else made, and then deliver that meal to my desk. Meanwhile, I can arrange to have someone clean my house this afternoon, and someone else to pick up my laundry and wash it. I can go online and pick out some groceries and have someone I don't know collect produce and deliver it to my door.
Apportioning food and figuring out what to make for dinner can get tiring, though, especially after my long day here at the computer doing Important Things. No matter. I can have someone do all the hard work for me, sealing up exactly what I need in little baggies, packaging it all in a big cardboard box, and dropping it at my house with specific instructions on what to do with what, or How to Cook Food.
If I don't feel like washing dishes, I can just skip the whole cooking thing and go to a restaurant. There, someone will make sure my glass is always filled, that my plates are cleared once I'm done, and that I'm served with a smile. If I don't receive enough smiles, I shall dock their pay.
All this sitting around and eating isn't good for my physique, of course. So at the end of the day, I can have another driver transport me to the gym, where an instructor can tell me exactly what to do with my body to make it look thinner and burn off those excess calories from the beer I had with dinner. I'll be tired by the end of the hour, so I probably won't walk home. Fortunately, I have a third driver waiting on hand.
It's a good time to have a Disposable Income. It's a buyers' market for servants right now, even if you do have to share them with others.
I liked the forest at first. It felt cool in the shade. It felt good to be a little surrounded. It felt safe to not be so in the open like that. I could climb the trees and look down on the world. I knew good things lay ahead.
But I stumbled early. I fell to the ground and watched the vines begin to close around my wrists. I saw bones peeking through the dirt. Others had been here before. This is what became of them. I felt the heat settle in. I saw how the trees became more dense up ahead, how the sunlight barely broke through. I looked back and could still find my way out, if I went right now.
I got up, brushed myself off, and ran.
I believe there is a sinister force, often felt but rarely seen. I personify this as a man, a man with yellowed teeth and lips permanently turned downward from a long lifetime of frowning. I imagine him with overgrown fingernails and a shrill voice.
I believe this man will do anything to stay in power, to grow richer. This man has lost battles in the past, but he's nearly won the war. He faced an upset when some of us decided that we couldn't keep putting others of us in chains to make them grow things for our profit. He'd grown too confident, too heavy-handed.
He learned the art of subtlety. He told us we were mistaken. It wasn't about us chaining them for profit. It was that they were actually dangerous—they were criminals. It was for their own good and our own good that they be in chains. It was a matter of public safety. Well, we said, if it's about safety, then okay. Okay. We turned the other way and locked our doors when we heard the rattling chains, the gunshots, the sound of billy clubs beating on human flesh or prison bars. It simply must be done.
There was an other and we were not the other and we felt safe. But we were not safe. The man went further. He took away the land and he called it his. He dragged us from our farms and put us in factories. Our children never learned to feed themselves, and their children didn't know how to do much of anything: build things, fix things, learn things.
Now, none of us are free. He's told us that if we work hard for most of our lives, we can buy our freedom. We can buy our land back from him. Some of us think we can do it, if we just save our money and do as we're told for a very long time. It'll be worth it.
But he doesn't really want us to be free. You can't control the free. And so he throws distractions our way, shiny objects that bring us short-term enjoyment with no long-term gain. Here, take a break from all your hard work. Take a seat. Here, isn't this a nice new sofa? Here, let me put on a movie for you. Take your mind off things. Hey, why not take a weekend away from all that hard work? Sure, that hotel and plane ticket and bar tab will set you back a little, but you've earned it. You work so very hard. Enjoy the rest stops on the way to your destination. You stay as long as you'd like.
This man wants us all to buy things we don't need, to pay for things we can do ourselves, to keep our minds occupied and our lives cluttered. He likes us tethered: to homes, to mortgages, to objects, to markets, to retirement portfolios, to children, to each other. He will go to war to maintain his reign. He will turn friends into enemies and neighbors into rivals. He will hide behind humans, use them as a mask and a shield. He will divide us and, in division, he will conquer us all. He will commoditize our anger, sell our resistance back to us in fashionable form. He will watch people starve and people die with regrets and people put bullets in their heads before he lets people go free. The work, he says, that will set you free.
In the words of Albert Camus, there is only one way to kill this man. The only way to deal with an unfree world. It is to live a life so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.
Fuck the forest, fuck the pyramid deep within. Fuck that man especially. I don't want his stuff, neither his servants nor his distractions. I want to go back to that boulder on that mountain and watch that rainbow, and I don't particularly care if I'm trespassing on the mountain and I don't care if someone else claims ownership of the rainbow. It's a planet. There are no property rights, just shared delusions.
It took me a few decades to see this man creeping behind the rocks. I wasn't sure he really existed. Leprechauns can be sneaky like that. Once I realized what he'd done, how he'd turn the world to shit, I didn't think there was any escape from it.
But then I built a little house and I got on a little scooter and I rode away from the heaping, pulsing Rube Goldberg machine behind me. I got far enough away for the smog to clear. I camped under the stars. I saw stars I'd never seen before, stars hidden from me by the thick stratosphere of the city and the orange glow of Development and Progress. I wondered what else had been hidden from me.
I raced across the continent finding all sorts of things. I found canyons, and buffalo, and rivers you could still drink from, and people who still drank from them. I found that the sky was still beautiful on Tuesday afternoons and Friday mornings, and that there was so much going on that I'd been missing while facing a glowing rectangle in the depths of a federal office building.
I came back with plans. I'd never work all year again. I'd stop buying things I didn't need, and I'd travel for three months every year, and I'd abandon this whole perverted notion of a career pointed ever-upward, and I'd live a life that'd look good in my eyes, unconcerned with how it'd look in a job interview.
I thought I'd found freedom. I put solar panels on my house and caught the rain like we used to and I stopped dumping shit in the river and I severed my home from the giant machine of gulf wars and exploding mountains and Saharan droughts and sinking islands that we're told is required to keep our houses homey. I spent months exploring new places in Europe and Asia and Africa, where that man had a little less reach. I saw what the world was like before him. I fancied myself a rebel.
But I still hadn't extricated myself. I still have not. I am still part of this machine we now call Society, and I am still afraid of the repercussions of leaving it. I've seen the way we treat those who call bullshit. How we mock them and ostracize them and snicker at their claims of global conspiracy or whatever. Yeah, right, like we're all going to give up our iPhones and go live in the trees again.
I mean no disrespect to those who are able to find joy and meaning behind their desks and between their commutes home and their commutes back to work. If anything, I envy them. My hope is for each of us to enjoy a life lived on her terms, and if those terms align with reality—and don't leverage the subjugation of others—cherish that good fortune.
But it's not enough for me, at least not yet. Right now, there's something I want to do, and it's the same thing I've wanted to do since I was young: to live the life of an astronaut, to float, quietly, through time and space, to see the whole world and watch it turn, slowly, beneath my feet.
I want to bike around the world.
We Americans are told that the pursuit of happiness is an inalienable right. We are raised to Pursue our entire lives, toward a Happiness we may one day reach. This is how we understand the pursuit of happiness to work.
I am not interested in this pot-at-the-end-of-the-rainbow sort of happiness, because I don't believe it to exist. I am interested, instead, in the pursuit of Everyday Happiness. The kind where we embrace Mondays as an amazing fucking day in which the sun is still shining and we are still breathing and the world is still out there to be enjoyed and appreciated and discovered, not as a day we churn through en route to Friday. I have no interest in viewing Wednesdays as "hump days," a mountain of effort to crest before reaching the sea on the other side. To live for Saturdays and Sundays is to live for two-sevenths of one's life, and to begrudge the five-sevenths of life getting in the way. This is not the pursuit of Everyday Happiness.
I'd like to wake up every morning and expect that this day may very well be the best day of my life, and to not be delusional in thinking so. At the very least, I'd like to close the day by having learned something, having been moved, having been happy in the moment. I'd like to die pursuing one of those days, not in a cubicle pursuing the happiness that may or may not rest on the horizon of a retirement I may never reach.
We all find enjoyment in different things. I find enjoyment in the great outdoors, in the warmth of a sleeping bag on cold mornings, in the sounds of an entire ecosystem waking up around me. I find a thrill I can hardly explain in packing up the few things I own and leaving no trace but a slightly trampled patch of grass. I live for moments of rolling down hills with the gentle buzz of a freewheel hub, and the birds, and the wind.
Everyday Happiness, for me, is an endless horizon, a rainbow for a rainbow's sake, a gulp of water after physical exertion. It's in finding food and water and people in simple systems, in gratitude for the simplest of things. It's feeling like I've found the secret to slowing down time, to packing so much life into such a limited number of waking hours. And it's, when lying down my sore and weathered body at the end of the day, expecting the very same tomorrow.
So this is the big adventure I've mentioned. This is one person's feeble attempt to live a life so absolutely free that my very existence is an act of rebellion. It's an attempt to carry myself, and a tent and a stove and a few other things, across the world, and to rely on the kindness of others, and to provide kindness to others, along the way. To travel not as a means, but as an end. To test this hypothesis of happiness in simplicity, to tie together everything I've learned within and between each adventure of my scattered, searching little life.
The practicalities are more mundane, sure. There's nothing extraordinary about this adventure. Others have done it before and many will do it after. It's something that will neither save the world nor bring an end to man's ever-oppressed and ever-oppressive nature. It's just the very first time where I feel I'll be doing exactly what I want to do exactly how I want to do it, to live a life unapologetically on my terms.
I think I've found freedom, an escape from enslaving and an escape from being enslaved. An escape from the whole rotten system, articulated in a way much darker than intended, but hey, it's a pretty dark system. I think I've found freedom—for me, for now—and I think it looks like this.


text:
Three Department of Veterans Affairs officials testified before a House panel on Wednesday about the destruction of scheduling records at a Phoenix VA hospital.
The hearing came hours after the VA inspector general's office released a report saying the department's health clinics have falsified their records to hide treatment delays, calling the issue a "systemic problem nationwide."
The White House has described the findings as "troubling," adding that the VA must address the improper practices "immediately and aggressively."
MORE: 'Troubling' report sparks new wave of calls for VA chief's resignation
Democrats and Republicans showed few, if any, signs of partisanship during the hearing, as virtually every member of the panel expressed outrage over the IG findings and questioned the witnesses about unofficial scheduling records in Phoenix.
Below are a few key takeaways from the hearing, which lasted deep into the night after starting at 7:30 p.m. The witnesses included VA health official Thomas Lynch and two VA congressional liaisons, Joan Mooney and Michael Huff.
An admission of failure
Lynch offered what may be the VA's first admission of failure related to the scheduling scandal, saying the department's health clinics became too focused on meeting performance goals.
"Our performance measures have become our goals, not tools to help us understand where we needed to invest resources," Lynch said.
Whistleblowers have alleged that VA clinics hid treatment delays in part to secure bonuses and salary increases, a claim that Wednesday's inspector general's report supported.
Lynch also said the department should have scrutinized its scheduling numbers more carefully, especially after watchdog reports warned of manipulation.
"We were told that the scheduling system was challenged, but we discounted the [inspector general] reports and patient concerns as exceptions, not the rule," he said. "We could and should have challenged those assumptions."
Lynch later reiterated that point, saying: "I think to a certain extent we failed to challenge our assumptions — we believed our numbers."
VA denies "secret list"
The VA has rejected the phrase "secret list" as a descriptor for the unofficial records its clinics created to track patients who experienced treatment delays.
Lynch testified that the list in Phoenix was an "interim work product" that the clinic used while rescheduling patients whose appointments had been canceled. "I think they could easily have been misunderstood as being secret lists," he said.
A 2010 memo from the VA identified 17 inappropriate scheduling schemes that its clinics used, including faking appointment cancellations and rescheduling them to hide extended treatment delays. The agency warned its medical centers at the time that the practices would "not be tolerated."
Lynch acknowledged that the VA destroyed the lists between late-2012 and mid- 2013, saying federal guidelines required the action to protect private patient information once it was no longer needed for rebooking.
"It did contain patient identifiable information."
Lynch also testified that the VA destroyed the lists before the committee requested a preservation order on April 9.
VA lawyers are withholding documents
Miller and Rep. Mike Michaud (D-Maine), the committee's ranking member, expressed frustration with the VA's level of compliance with the panel's May 8 subpoena, approved unanimously, for all documents related to the destruction of "alternate or interim" scheduling records at the Phoenix VA clinic.
The VA has turned over more than 5,500 pages of documents related to the matter, telling the committee on Tuesday that it believes it has satisfied the committee's request.
But Miller said the department is withholding "at least three relevant communications by claiming attorney-client privilege."
The chairman at one point questioned Huff about notes he took during a private briefing on the destruction of documents.
Huff said he gave the notes to the VA Office of General Counsel, headed by Will Gunn, a retired Air Force colonel who served as a lawyer in the Air Force's Judge Advocate General Corps.
Miller asked whether any of the witnesses knew why the VA had not turned over the notes to the committee. Mooney said the office of general counsel is overseeing the subpoena response.
No one from that office was scheduled to testify at the hearing.
Follow Josh Hicks on Twitter, Facebook or Google+. Connect by e-mail at josh.hicks(at)washpost.com. Visit The Federal Eye, and The Fed Page for more federal news. Submit news tips and suggestions to email@example.com.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Favorite Chicken Noodle Soup
Be the first to review
READY IN: 3hrs 20mins
Recipe by newmama
This is our favorite, comforting soup- I make it once a month! Classic, perfect and delicious! Prep/cooking times don't include chilling the stock.
See Discussion:
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 -4 lbs broiler chickens
- 12 cups water
- 2 onions
- 5 stalks celery
- 5 carrots
- 2 parsnips
- 2 cups fresh parsley
- 4 garlic cloves
- salt
- pepper
- 2 bay leaves
- 2 teaspoons thyme
- 2 -3 cups egg noodles
Directions See How It's Made
- put the chicken in a pot, cover with the water.
- add one onion quartered, 2 carrots halved, 2 stalks of celery halved, 1 cup parsley, thyme, garlic and bay leaves.
- boil, reduce heat and simmer, scraping off the foam at the top about 30 minutes inches.
- simmer 1.5 hours, remove chicken. cool and remove the meat.
- strain stock and cool (i like to cool it overnight) skim fat off the top.
- chop the remaining 3 carrots, celery, parsnips and onion. add them to the stock and cook about an hour, adding the meat near the end to heat though.
- cook egg noodles and pour soup over them in the bowl.
- *i never keep the noodles in the soup- they can get mushy.
- **if you like a stronger taste, add 1-2 tbs bullion to the stock.


text:
New structure in the absorption spectrum of Zn I vapour between 70 and 105 angstrom is reported. The experiment was performed by using the continuous radiation of the Bonn 2.5 GeV synchrotron as background source. The structure is due to excitation of the 3s$^{2}$ subshell. A comparison with semi-empirical and Hartree-Fock predictions is made.
Royal Society Login
Sign in for Fellows of the Royal Society
Fellows: please access the online journals via the Fellows' Room
Not a subscriber? Request a free trial
Log in using your username and password
Log in through your institution
You may be able to gain access using your login credentials for your institution. Contact your library if you do not have a username and password.
Pay Per Article - You may access this article or this issue (from the computer you are currently using) for 30 days.
Regain Access - You can regain access to a recent Pay per Article or Pay per Issue purchase if your access period has not yet expired.


text:
Nicole Kidman And Botox: REALLY???
Do U think she's being truthful??? Do U think she's being truthful??? Do U think she's being truthful???
Janet Jackson – Doesn't Really Matter – LIVE (HD)
The Queen Of Pop and the greatest female entertainer….Janet Jackson Live on The MTV VMA's in 2000. One of Janet's greatest performances… Enjoy
What Really Happened To Michael Jackson
What Really Happened To Michael Jackson
Fraud, corruption and manipulation surrounds the death of Michael Jackson. He was loved by the world, but used by some who wanted one thing and one thing only… to profit from his death. And now, one year after the death of The King of Pop, a close friend and legendary concert promoter, Leonard Rowe, tells it all in a bombshell new book.
This book is an eye opening, page turner that reveals the truth about all of the corruption, conspiracy and greed behind Michael's death— and it will make the public aware of what really goes on behind the curtain…
Brace Yourself…
List Price: $ 9.99
Price: $ 9.99
The Really Wicked Droning Wasp and Other Things that Bite and Sting (Really Horrible Guides)
The Really Wicked Droning Wasp and Other Things that Bite and Sting (Really Horrible Guides)
Cleverly written and eye-catching illustrations, typical of DK publications. THE REALLY WICKED DRONING WASP and other things that bite and sting demystifies such important bugs as: wasps, bees and hornets; caterpillars; crickets; ticks; horseflies; and scorpions. This book is crawling with creatures that make you SQUIRM and SCREAM!
List Price: $ 9.95
Price: $ 6.61
Related Sting Products
Something Really Cool – Windows Running on a MacBook Pro
Like the coolest thing ever! Best of both worlds
Inside Apple: How America's Most Admired–and Secretive–Company Really Works
Inside Apple: How America's Most Admired–and Secretive–Company Really Works
INSIDE APPLE reveals the secret systems, tactics and leadership strategies that allowed Steve Jobs and his company to churn out hit after hit and inspire a cult-like following for its products.
If Apple is Silicon Valley's answer to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory, then author Adam Lashinsky provides readers with a golden ticket to step inside. In this primer on leadership and innovation, the author will introduce readers to concepts like the "DRI" (Apple's practice of assigning a Directly Responsible Individual to every task) and the Top 100 (an annual ritual in which 100 up-and-coming executives are tapped a la Skull & Bones for a secret retreat with company founder Steve Jobs).
Based on numerous interviews, the book
List Price: $ 12.99
Price: $ 12.99
Find More Apple Products
Categories: Tecnology Tags: Admiredand, America's, Apple, Inside, Most, Really, SecretiveCompany, Works
Is Beyonce Really Preggers?
New video of Beyonce from a TV interview in Australia hit the internet causing some people to question if B is really with child. Now there are a ton of conspiracy theories surrounding Beyonce's pregnancy and Wendy is breaking them down.
Envy Girls – Workouts for the Spots That Really Count
Envy Girls – Workouts for the Spots That Really Count
- From the producers of Carmen Electra's Aerobic Striptease
- Envy Girls 4-Disc Set: Starring Eliana, Natasha, Vala and Yvette
- Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
- Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1; Number of discs: 4; Studio: Lions Gate
- DVD Release Date: May 1, 2007; Run Time: 128 minutes
ENVY GIRLS GIFT SET – DVD Movie
List Price: $ 29.98
Price: $ 3.98
2011 Stewie Awards: What Really Happens in the NASCAR Trailer?
Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Tony Stewart are pals now, but it wasn't always that way. Hear about their mandated visit to the NASCAR trailer. The 5th Annual Stewie Awards were held at the Hard Rock Café & Casino in Las Vegas on December 1, 2011. Learn more at www.siriusxm.com/nascar
Prof smashes laptop: what REALLY happened
The truth behind the famous video which has generated so many comments. Enjoy!
Video Rating: 0 / 5


text:
Serena Tatcher is not the popular type of girl in high school. Rather shy and studious, preferring to focus on her education rather than friends and boys. Her science teacher seems to take interest in her and soon the two get to know each other. Events bring them together and they inevitably fall in love with each other, their love being forbidden by law.
twilightsaga7 Mar 29, 2016
How's this magical beautiful app called? Never heard of it before!
Batmans_girlfriend01 Jun 01, 2016
Now I'm imagining him to have Mulder's hot monotone voice. Mmmmmm babe.
_Crazy_Bunny_01 Jul 02, 2016
Same. I suck at it too. And social studies. Still in middle school, still part of the whole drama there.
dolansrlife Mar 01, 2016
Grant? As in Ethan GRANT Dolan?! Yeh I'm a little too obsessed with them but I'm NOT ashamed to admit it!
dolansrlife Mar 01, 2016
Hmmm... whatever could this app be called??? Please SOMEONE tell me! I have no clue at all! Jkjk
BobsWoods Sep 10, 2016
WE O LY HAVE 2 GIRLS IN CLASS okay... im a hirl only i made and acc. From my friends fb because i cant log in anymore so dont think a creepy guy is reading.. This okay but srsly 2 GIRLS and all the boys are so annoying i wish i had a cute teacher or a cute classmate but...


text:
Asus G752VT-RH71 Notebook PC
purchase of any pc or mac!
In-stock Merchandise Only / While Supplies Last
The latest ROG gaming laptop – the G752 – showcases the evolution of the brand, with a revolutionary design finished in a new Armor Titanium and Plasma Copper color scheme. The unique thermal design directs dust into a dust-release tunnel to keep it away from internal components. This prolongs component lifespan and enhances overall stability of the laptop. Anti-ghosting keys ensure your commands are instantaneously and correctly interpreted – even if you hit up to 30 keys simultaneously. And with more macro keys at your disposal, everything you need is at your fingertips. ROG G752 has dedicated cooling modules for the CPU and GPU to effectively cool each component. Hot exhaust is efficiently managed and expelled through the rear vents to direct heat away from you for more comfortable gaming sessions. Sonic Studio and Sonic Radar give you immersive gaming audio. Sonic Studio provides high quality gaming audio, as well as improved streaming and audio recording for perfect voice pickup and noise reduction. Sonic Radar helps you detect opponents through an on-screen overlay that shows the relative position of gunshots, footsteps and other in-game sound effects.
- 17.3" IPS FHD matte display (1920x1080)
- Intel Core i7-6700HQ Skylake processor with 2.6GHz (Turbo up to 3.5GHz) processor speed
- 16 GB System Memory (DDR4)
- 1TB 7200RPM hard drive
- NVIDIA GTX970M 3GB GDDR5 video graphics
- DL DVD±RW/CD-RW optical drive
- 1.2MP HD Camera
- 802.11AC Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth 4.0
- SD, MMC card reader
- Backlit Chiclet keyboard
- 1 x Microphone-in jack; 1 x Headphone-out jack (S/PDIF)
- 1 x USB 3.1 Type C (Gen2) with Thunderbolt
- 4 x USB 3.0
- 1 x Type C (gen1)
- 1 x HDMI
- Windows 10 (64 bit)
- Dimensions: 16.4" x 12.7" x 0.8"
- Weight: 8.8 lbs
- Color: Copper Silver


text:
Keeping track of the dozens of domain names I own is a challenging task – especially since they're spread across multiple domain registrars. Imagine losing a valuable domain name because the expiry notification got caught in your spam folder? I've experienced it. It sucks.
I contemplating building a domain management interface in Python (I'm awful at Python, so it would have been a good practice project), but decided to quickly Google around for an existing solution. I stumbled across Tiny Domain Monitor, a PHP script designed to monitor domains and provide notifications when they're about to expire.
Initial thoughts
The Tiny Domain Monitor website gave me a terrible first impression. It genuinely looks like a scam website, filled with icons and banners for Google AdSense, Amazon Associates and various operating systems. The site even contains the sentence: "Hurry! Limited Time Offer. Order now and Start Earning Today. Nonetheless; I was still interested in the product and attempted to find some information about the person/company behind it. I checked the about page, the contact page, the WHOIS record for the site. Nothing. I think the main reason I spent on the program was to see if I would actually receive it. It baffles me that someone would set up a business website that badly.
Installation and setup
I installed Tiny Domain Monitor on its own subdomain. The setup guide instructed me to create a new MySQL database and enter the connection details into the settings.php file. I added a new database user with limited permissions and a unique password, as I still didn't entirely trust the developer. (PayPal tells me the developer's name is Igor Funa, for what it's worth.)
The database table needs to be manually created, using the SQL code contained in the provided .sql file. Once that's done, you can login to the interface and begin adding domains to monitor. The actual monitoring requires the creation of a CRON job, which will periodically run the update mechanism and send alerts of any changes.
You can add and remove domains from the list. It supports bulk imports and export as a .csv file – nothing overly groundbreaking. The script shows several details about each domain; such as the expiration date, creation date and lock status. You can order the list based on any of these parameters.
The script can provide notifications of any changes a domain experiences through email or RSS. The RSS feature is incredibly handy if you intend to monitor a large number of domains, but don't want your email inbox completely flooded.
Final Thoughts
Tiny Domain Monitor is a surprisingly effective tool for anyone who needs to monitor a large cache of domain names. I'm still not convinced that the functionality provided is worthy of a price tag, but it's certainly cheaper than using a commercial hosted solution or writing your own management script.
Configuration is more difficult than it should be, but it's mostly a non-issue. Anyone with any real use for Tiny Domain Monitor is likely familiar enough with PHP/MySQL/CRON to get it working without much fuss.
I'm happy with my purchase.


text:
Egg Harbor City
Decorating contest set
The Greater Egg Harbor City Chamber of Commerce is expanding its annual Holiday Decorating Contest with a new business category this year. Residents and business owners are encouraged to show their holiday spirit and go all out when decking the halls this holiday season.
A team of judges, including children and adults, will drive the streets of Egg Harbor City during Christmas week to select the best decorated homes and businesses.
Residents can nominate a friend, neighbor, or their favorite business for judging by sending an email with the address and family/business name to email@example.com.
A list of winners will be posted on the Greater Egg Harbor City Chamber of Commerce Facebook page and on EHC-TV2 after the holidays. A dozen gift certificates for area restaurants and businesses will be awarded to the winners at the 7 p.m. Jan. 10 City Council meeting.
For more information, see greatereggchamber.com.
Cedar Creek to highlight magnet programs
Cedar Creek High School will host a program outlining its engineering and environmental science magnet programs at 6 p.m. Dec. 12.
All eighth-graders who live in the Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District are eligible to take advantage of these courses.
The application process and program requirements will be presented, and children can meet and greet students involved in the programs. Call supervisor Dave Furgione at 609-593-3560, ext. 4306, with questions.


text:
Well-known member
As a forum admin of a new but active forum I am getting as many as 45 new messages a day. I have tried auto replies which direct people to certain places and so forth... I have put something in my signature which says only message me if it is urgent. I am thinking about trying a ticket system or something else to resolve gaming-server related issues.
Any tips for me in this problem?


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|David Crossley <cross...@apache.org>
|Re: running multiple forrestbots
|Tue, 01 Feb 2005 04:27:35 GMT
Dave Brondsema wrote: > David Crossley wrote: [snip] > >Yes, i had already thought of that too. I was wondering if > >when forrestbot starts we can create a flag file in the > >forrestbot-logs directory, which gets removed at the end > >of the process. I have started a coding experiment. > >We would probably also need a way to check if there was > >a stale flag file lying around. > > Hrm, that is a tricky issue. The "right way" would be to see if the > forrest process is still running in the system (But what if you had > multiple users with write-access to a remotely mounted directory. > That'd mean different systems with only the log dir in common). But > doing system-level work would be non-portable anyway. So how to know > the difference between a long-running forrestbot and one that died > unexpectedly? I wondered if adding a parameter to the project configuration file which provided an indication of how long it should take. Mmm, that sounds clunky and non-portable too. > In the forrestbot webapp, it says "running" if the log file is > incomplete (no BUILD SUCCESFUL). But if the log file's date (last > updated date, IIRC) is more than a couple minutes old it says "failed" > instead. Perhaps something like that would work. In the current code, it is "less than 60 seconds" which is way too short for something like cocoon-trunk. A releated issue is that the logfile only gets created when forrest actually starts. With cocoon-trunk the 'svn update' takes a long time so the logfile isn't yet updated. That should be easy to fix. --David
|View raw message


text:
A local Latino organization worked Wednesday to unite the entire community around the cause of immigration reform.
The Latino Cultural Association held a rally at the O'Donnell Memorial Park in Atlantic City that brought more than 100 people to encourage support for legalization of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country.
Association President Hector Rivera said the goal was to unite people throughout the community of all different ethnicities.
"This is a nation of immigrants," he said. "It's very important people don't forget that."
The Latino community is often the face of illegal immigration, Rivera said, but the issue affects people who emigrate to America from countries around the world. Immigration will also have positive effects for the country, he said.
"We are good, hard-working people. We only need an opportunity to work in this country," he said. "This nation needs to integrate different sections of society and move in the same direction to save the economy and future of this country."
Galloway resident Naseem Patel works with families of immigrant children at Sovereign Avenue School for the Atlantic City School District.
"The immigrants come with many faces," she said. "It is a diverse community (in Atlantic City) that enriches us in many ways."
Dozens of members of Local 54 UNITE-HERE attended the rally to show support. Union President Bob McDevitt said many of the union's members are immigrants or children of immigrants and the union supports the rights for undocumented immigrants.
"You either acknowledge the existence of these 11 million people or you leave them in the shadows," he said. "Leaving them in the shadows is not productive for them or for the country."
Atlantic City resident Cristal Barrios, 15, attended the rally with her mother, Abigail, who came to America 20 years ago from Mexico to escape violence in her home country and provide a better life for her family.
"She came here so we can have a better future," Cristal Barrios said.
Contact Joel Landau:
Follow Joel Landau on Twitter @landaupressofac


text:
Jake Owen's Love Bus Breaks Down
"In life there's always going to be obstacles," Jake Owen reminds himself in a video recap of his first day on the road for his Love Bus Road Trip. "We declared that we were going to set out on this journey and out on this journey we shall go."
Unfortunately for Owen, sometimes that journey includes the bus breaking down, which happened on Sunday night (March 6) just 10 miles outside of one of his scheduled stops in St. Augustine.
"I broke down on the side of the highway," he revealed in a message on Facebook. "I ran out of gas or my fuel pump has gone out. I'm sitting here on the side of the road. It's actually kind of cool for me because I don't get to spend a lot of time in the back of the van because I've been driving the whole time."
As Owen was sitting waiting for assistance on the side of the road, a black Camaro whipped by with three of his fans inside, so he turned the camera to them.
"No matter where we're stopping, we're able to see good people," Owen concluded. "See you guys soon. See you from the road. Bye!"
Last week, Owen announced his Love Bus Road Trip after buying a 1966 Volkswagen bus that he has named the Love Bus. He'll be driving the bus from Nashville to Key West and plans to meet fans along the way. You can follow his journey and stops through the bus' Twitter and Instagram.
"You can hang out with me in the bus, [I'll] play some new songs for you," Owen says, panning the shot to his new bus that has a North Carolina license plate that reads "Happy Bus."
Remember Jake Owen's Out-There Wardrobe Malfunction?
Subscribe to Taste of Country on


text:
A New Wave of Consciousness – Quantum Transfiguration
May 2017 Newsletter for Becoming Conscious
The energies on planet continue to change and evolve and in recent months we have been experiencing some extremely intense New Waves of Light Consciousness entering the earth fields. These light infusions have pushed many of us to dig deep and cast out the old stuff in order to be more available to the new. It may have been a time of inner turmoil but at the same time inner growth.
Inner to Outer - A New World Emerging
September 2016 Newsletter for Becoming Conscious
Click here to listen to the audio version
Over the last six months since the time of the March eclipses, we have been in a period of accelerated ascension. If we choose and are not stuck in old patterns of behaving and believing, then anything that is of the old 3D timeline, false light and distorted teachings of the "new age" is simply falling away from us. There is a natural ordering process occurring where we lose interest in what no longer resonates or serves our growth and we migrate to a different location or even join up with a different group of souls with whom to continue our journey.
Bringing a little Peace to the World
Today (1st September) here in Australia is the first day of Spring. I have woken to the most beautiful day. Warm, clear blue skies, not a breath of wind, birds singing.
I sat outside for my meditation this morning and then sat with a cup of tea and looked out over the tree tops towards the beach and the ocean and I felt blessed. My heart opened. I felt alive. I felt awake to all of the beauty that was in that view and I acknowledged that I am truly grateful for this life.
I thought of all the people whose morning was not as peaceful and in grace as my own had been. We cannot deny that there is so much suffering on this planet. Homeless, hungry and starving people. People in pain, tortured and helpless. People grieving loved ones, the loss of their homes, the loss of everything they have ever known.
… and then the people who are unhappy because they are burdened by debts, chained to a job they hate, in terrible relationships and tied to a life they don't love because they feel it is not "enough". Perhaps they are stuck in indecision about which car, item of clothing or holiday destination to choose next.
My Goodness, what a vast array of suffering exists here…
Does it need to be that way, I wonder?
Many of you who read this blog have heard that "we are the change we are waiting for" or that we are "here to help raise the consciousness on the planet", but I ask you:
What are you doing about that?
Are you active in your role?
Are you playing your part?
It has been scientifically proven that through connecting with our heart and focusing on feelings such as peace, gratitude, caring, compassion… we can raise the vibration of our energy field/lightbody and the area that surrounds our body. It is measurable in a room where people gather together to focus and meditate upon these feelings. So just imagine what large numbers of us could do to raise the consciousness of this planet if we spent time each day nurturing these qualities within ourselves and carrying those feelings with us long after our meditation time has finished for that day.
Imagine if everyone who reads this post made a commitment to themselves that they would activate themselves in their role as a Light Worker and Bringer of Peace to this planet by taking time each day to focus in the way in this way. What a difference we could make…
Please share this with your friends, the more peace we can consistently generate from within our own hearts, the more peace we will witness in the world around us.
Thank you
Take all of your Power…
Never underestimate your own Power…. you are a powerful being.
Take all of your Power and use it as God intended!
You have the power to create a beautiful life. Don't settle for second best.
Being Stuck
I've been meditating upon "Being Stuck". What IS stuck? How we do define stuck? How do we get stuck and how do we get un-stuck?
In my healing practice I often have clients saying to me that they "feel a bit stuck" and can't move forwards, so we look at what's going on in their life, we look in their energy field to see if there are astral or etheric cords or bindings there that are holding them back on an energetic level. We look multi dimensionally to see if there is karma or miasma there and we look at repeating timelines, soul retrieval… all of those things that are a bit outside the box – maybe even mind-bending on some level as we are looking at quantum field impacts sometimes (and how do you explain that in easy language!) – but then when we've looked at and released as much of that as is shown to us at that point we ALWAYS then must look at the physical as well. Sometimes by releasing those etheric blockages it allows that person to move forwards again, but sometimes I see people several times over and they are still stuck in the same places that we've worked on before.
Can we love equally!
Why can't we be kind to each other?
Why do we choose to take things personally when it really has nothing to do with us?
Why can't we allow people to be who they are?
Why do some people feel the need to rule with an iron fist or dictate rules?
Why can't we open our hearts and support someone who is struggling with their feelings or with life?
Why CAN'T we love equally?
Big hugs to all


text:
David McCullough
Born Jul 7, 1933
- Historian, Author, Writer, Screenwriter
Net Worth
Under Review
Do you know the net worth?
David Gaub McCullough is an American author, narrator, historian, and lecturer. He is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award and a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States' highest civilian award. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, McCullough earned ...
David McCullough Stats
Nickname: David Gaub McCullough
Profession: Historian, Author, Writer, Screenwriter
Ethnicity: Scotch-Irish American
Nationality: United States of America
Date of Birth: Jul 7, 1933 (84 years old)
Place of Birth: Pittsburgh
David McCullough Film Roles
The Battle Over Citizen Kane
The Johnstown Flood
George Washington: the Man Who Wouldn't Be King
The Kennedys: The Early Years 1900-1961
A Man, a Plan, a Canal, Panama: Nova
The Civil War
Huey Long
David McCullough Film Producer
David McCullough Film Appearances
Lost in the Grand Canyon
George Washington: the Man Who Wouldn't Be King
David McCullough TV Starring Roles
The Civil War
David McCullough TV Guest Roles
David McCullough
David McCullough
David McCullough TV Appearances
American Experience
Leader's Questions
David McCullough Books
The Path Between the Seas
John Adams
Mornings on Horseback
The Johnstown Flood
The Great Bridge
El cruce entre dos mares
Brave Companions: Portraits in History
The Greater Journey


text:
Candied Hazelnuts
Be the first to review
READY IN: 8mins
Recipe by gailanng
A twist on the traditional candied nuts. Use on top cakes, in salads or just as a munchy.
See Discussion:
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon packed brown sugar
- 3⁄4 cup hazelnuts, toasted and chopped
Directions See How It's Made
- In a medium to small-sized skillet, melt butter with the brown sugar.
- Add 3/4 cup of toasted and chopped hazelnuts and cook for about 3 minutes, stirring fairly constantly, until the sugar caramelizes around the nuts are a rich golden-brown. Careful not to burn.
- Remove to waxed paper or aluminum foil and separate the nuts so they won't stick together when they are cooled. Can be prepared several days ahead and stored in a covered container.


text:
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Marvel Studios' "Iron Man 2" launched internationally Wednesday with No. 1 openings in six markets for a total box-office gross of $2.2 million from 960 venues.
That represented an auspicious per-screen tally of $2,292, considered an encouraging average for the territories involved. France led the way for distributor Paramount, contributing $1.6 million on a day marked by the balmiest temperatures of the year locally.
The Robert Downey Jr.-starring action adventure also unspooled in Sweden, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands and French-speaking Switzerland, with additional territories to bow the picture over the weekend.
Paramount didn't break down first-day territorial grosses but said the opening in France was 11 percent ahead of the comparable opening figure of 2008's "Iron Man," which premiered "on the eve of a public holiday."
The original "Iron Man" grossed of $265 million internationally and $318.3 million domestically.
Beginning Thursday, Paramount debuts "Iron Man 2" in 55 overseas markets, including such heavyweight territories as the United Kingdom, Australia, Korea, Russia, Germany, Brazil, Italy, Mexico, Spain and Hong Kong.
Paramount rushed "Iron Man 2" into the foreign market a week before the film's May 7 domestic bow to provide the movie longer theatrical play before the monthlong World Cup begins in South Africa on June 11. The most widely watched sports event in the world, the soccer tournament draws a huge male viewership, a key demographic group for the "Iron Man" sequel and many other summer releases.
Paramount, which handled the original "Iron Man," is distributing the movie, but the sequel represents the first Marvel theatrical release since Disney acquired the company.
please visit our entertainment blog via www.reuters.com or on blogs.reuters.com/fanfare/


text: Isolated mix on A Strangely Isolated Place (Oct 10) by Tripswitch | Nick Brennan published on 2010-10-14T20:46:25Z This is an autumnal mix which indulges the melancholy and contemplative mood which closes in around me around this time of year. Some people seem to react quite strongly to the emotional qualities of my music … this mix charts a path through some of the key inspirational moments which have shaped that emotion over the years. I hope you enjoy the journey… 1 – James Holden – Kearn My favourite James Holden track … an emotional use of his signature reverb and delay tricks. 2 – Spectre – Overseas Taken from "The Missing Two Weeks", an album of sublime and soulful dub from Nick Manasseh. 3 – Tankerville – Entangled One of those tracks you hear on an advert and then go to the ends of the earth to track down. These days Shazam takes the effort (and the fun) out of the hunt. 4 – Deadmau5 – I Hate Campers Not known for his chillout, this snippet's taken from Project 56, a zip of 56 sketches, stems, chip-tunes and other ideas which he offered up a few years ago as a freebie. 5 – Cinematic Orchestra – That Home Piano, strings and a good vocal … what more do you need? 6 – Deadmau5 – Wish You Were There Another clip from Project 56. Going through the tracks you realise just what a talented fellow he is. 7 – Vangelis – Ask The Mountains There's something about this track … there's certainly a whiff of cheese there, but it never fails to put a smile on my face. Vocal is Stina Nordenstam, sublime. 8 – Michael Brook and Pieter Nooten – Finally I A lesser-known release on the amazing and seminal 4AD label. 4AD was so utterly crucial to my musical development as a teenager … truly powerful music to accompany powerful and character-forming experiences. If I ever have a son he'll be called Ivo (after Ivo Watts-Russell label guvna and This Mortal Coil founder). 9 – Lisa Gerrard and Pieter Bourke – The Unfolding Lisa Gerrard of course needs no introduction. A bit obscure this one, but unquestionably epic. 10 – Roger Eno – Voices Although less prolific or celebrated than his brother Brian, Roger's music can be every bit as beautiful. 11 – Kevin Shields – Goodbye Taken from the "Lost In Translation" soundtrack. Tender in comparison to the seminal shoegazing of his My Bloody Valentine years. 12 – Amorphous Androgynous – Mountain Goat Classic from the 1993 album 'Tales of Ephedrina'. 13 – Alex Stealthy – Once Ambient The Russians seem to know about bass … I'm working with some guys from Moscow called Koan who have the same touch with enveloping low frequencies. 14 – port-royal – hva (failed revolutions) port-royal have really nailed the nu gaze thing … For me they've got the blend just right. Powerful stuff. 15 – Tripswitch – Stereogram (Solar Fields remix) Magnus has worked wonders remixing track 8 from my new album "Geometry". It comes out in a couple of months as a digital single release on Section Records, along with mixes from Adham Shaikh, Luke Chable, Abakus, Aurtas and me – check out sectionrecords.com for more details. 16 – Ulrich Schnauss – Shine (Mint remix) This is a great mix … Mint's another one with an uncanny knack for nu gaze. 17 – Freedom Tygerstar – Snow Runner Sun This track featured on Magnetic Blue, one of the earliest Interchill compilations. When I first heard this track it made my hair stand on end. Definitely one of the sparks that ignited my path to chillout production. 18 – Twisted Air feat. Caroline Thorp – Feels Like Forever Aah, the morning after the night before … It's a long time since I did the full party weekend thing, but this track takes me right back to those weekends where sleep didn't seem necessary and my body didn't complain so much. Genre ambient / downtempo / shoegaze Comment by dkbr Especially Lisa Gerrard and Pieter Bourke – The Unfolding :-) Great part, gently mixed :-) 2016/10/27 20:54:12 +0000 Comment by dkbr Wundervoll :-) Absolutely lovley :-D 2016/10/27 20:48:59 +0000 Comment by Yabín buaaaaaaaaaa quiero llorar ! 2016/03/06 07:03:31 +0000 Comment by HeartCore still one of my favorite mixes 2016/02/11 23:02:44 +0000 Comment by Interior Heaven Love this track! 2015/08/22 03:33:24 +0000 Comment by Csaba Tomas Beautiful, nice work. 2015/01/31 20:56:51 +0000 Comment by bronyorstomp niice 2014/08/26 11:39:52 +0000 Comment by Luci masterpiece... Beautiful track selection! 2014/05/08 16:57:03 +0000 Comment by Frank-Jürgen Bienenstein wie das Hasse musste eben die Musik unterbrechen wegen anruf man mag das eben nicht auch wenn es nur kurze unterbrechung ist so ist es für mich ein Kapital verbrechen ok noch 3 Minuten dann Asterix 2013/08/19 15:50:12 +0000 Comment by Frank-Jürgen Bienenstein tut gut ist gut 2013/08/18 08:38:13 +0000 Comment by Frank-Jürgen Bienenstein das ist von Göttlicher Natur mehr ist dazu nicht zu sagen oder zu schreiben !!! 2013/08/18 08:00:10 +0000 Comment by Frank-Jürgen Bienenstein danke schönste Göttin der Musik !!! Djane Nicoletter und danke an Tripswitch !!! 2013/08/18 07:31:18 +0000 Comment by Panagiotis Kotaridis Super cool music! 2013/06/09 07:50:53 +0000 Comment by Dave Wardenaar B-E-A -U-T-I-F-U-L-L ,,, 2013/05/11 02:16:03 +0000 Comment by esapersona Reminds me of a BoC track... Must find this project 56 download! 2013/04/25 11:28:32 +0000 Comment by Marek Sláma track ID:The Cinematic Orchestra - To Build a Home 2013/02/27 09:03:54 +0000 Comment by johannes_fotoapparat god, this is good 2013/01/10 08:17:19 +0000 Comment by Pearl Project Agree, I'd also like to know...pleeeease. :) 2012/12/11 12:27:35 +0000 Comment by Zenon Elea This is awesome. Very autumn-like feeling indeed. 2012/09/02 21:45:26 +0000 Comment by no-bodie huaaaaaaaaa nice 2012/08/31 18:39:54 +0000 Comment by Jaybuloo Two minutes in and I already know I'm going to enjoy the next hour or so, mixing like this is such an art form. Wow - up to three minutes now and I'm blown away. I can hear what is coming. Wow! 2012/02/03 16:18:27 +0000 Comment by Gordon Flash an amazing intro taking you far far away 2012/01/28 12:09:30 +0000 Comment by Tripswitch | Nick Brennan @migloje: at this point you're listening to the mix between the Deadmau5 track and Vangelis's 'Ask the Mountains' ... 2012/01/03 11:30:43 +0000 Comment by migloJE Very awesom track, what is it? 2012/01/02 23:05:38 +0000 Comment by babadelik every time i come here i find myself in a beautiful place, filled with gratitude and love. BOOM. :) 2011/11/15 13:28:28 +0000 Comment by M∆rnoV Great mix, realy nice tracks! Added to my favorites. 2011/08/12 07:13:04 +0000 Comment by Purple Stuff just gorgeous 2011/07/17 04:55:01 +0000 Comment by Liquid Shape @inhumation: i feel the same 2011/07/08 12:00:04 +0000 Comment by Liquid Shape since i saw lost in translation, this track always take me to a beautiful state. And Incredibly i always imagine this is the best intro for "Deer park" from "Circuit Breaker" album. Dont you think? ;) Try it and you see the result! thank you for this moment! 2011/07/08 11:59:06 +0000 Comment by Liquid Shape what a bliss!! 2011/07/08 11:54:53 +0000


text:
Van Halen - Jump MP3
Brought to you by Van Halen's Official You Tube Channel: Van Halen TV.
Van Halen - Jump MP3
The lyrics for Van Halen - Jump. This Song is in stereo. If you have a request for a song, send me a personal message.
Van Halen - Best Of Volume 1 (Japanese Version) [Full Album] (Remastered) MP3
"Best Of Volume 1" is the first greatest hits album by American hard rock band Van Halen, released in 1996. The material is from nine of the band's first ten studio ...
Jump (Van Halen), drum cover by a 14 year old girl MP3
Launching my first album via kickstarter: http://kck.st/1So5lO2 Van Halen is one of my favorite bands and Alex Van Halen seems to be one of the most ...
Van Halen - Jump (live Toronto - 1995) MP3
Van Halen performing Jump, live on the 1995 Balance tour at the Molson Ampitheatre, Toronto. Probably the best live performance of Jump you'll see! NOTE: ...
Van Halen - Jump (subclash remix) free download MP3
as played by john b and l plus amongst others, here it finally is. our classic 2010 remix/cover of van halens 'jump'. hope you enjoy! =) Downloadlink: ...
Van Halen - Jump Keyboard MP3
Newer Version on the Fantom x.
"Jump" by Van Halen | HDpiano (Part 1) MP3
Click here for PART 2 and start your FREE TRIAL today! http://hdpiano.com/free SUBSCRIBE HERE!
Van Halen - Can't Stop Loving You MP3
From their 1995 album, "Balance". Thank you all for making this my most viewed video! :) UPDATE: 1000000 VIEWS!!!!! Thank you all soo much! :)
Van Halen's "Jump" Keyboard/Synth Solo Lesson MP3
Jeff demonstrates how to play and understand the theory behind Van Halen's "Jump" keyboard solo. Want one-on-one instruction? Visit me at ...
Van Halen - Panama (Music Video) MP3
Panama music video by Van Halen.
Van Halen - Jump (Greensboro) MP3
Van Halen performs "Jump" in Greensboro, NC on September 29, 2007.
Van Halen - Right Here Right Now Concert (HD) MP3
This is a gift for @1greeneagles2 :) Important: You will get better sound quality if/when change resolution to "HD". This is an audio remastered version of Van ...
Van Halen - Van Halen (FULL ALBUM) MP3
Van Halen Full Album Including: Runnin' with the Devil", "Eruption", "You Really Got Me", "Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love", "I'm The One", "Jamie's Cryin'", "Atomic Punk" ...
Guitar Lesson, Part One - Jump (VAN HALEN): How to Play the Keyboard Parts on Guitar MP3
Part one to my guitar lesson on how to play the keyboards parts from the song Jump, on the guitar. I included a mini-lesson on how to read the basics of tablature ...
Van Halen - Can't Stop Lovin' You MP3
Van Halen - Can´t stop lovin ´you legendado Pt - Engl.
Van Halen - You Really Got Me MP3
Lyrics: Girl, you really got me now You got me so I dont know what Im doin Girl, you really got me now You got me so I cant sleep at night Girl, you really got me ...
Van Halen - When It's Love (HQ) MP3
RUN-DMC - Walk This Way MP3
Run-DMC's official music video for 'Walk This Way' ft. Aerosmith. Click to listen to Run-DMC on Spotify: http://smarturl.it/RUNDMCSpotify?IQid=RunDWTW As ...


text:
The Blue DemonStandard Series
The Blue Demon has a 99.9% pure copper low strand count conductor, 23 pF/ft low capacitance, and a 93% spiral shield for excellent RF rejection. This cable was designed for rugged stage use and to provide superior performance at a bargain price, with better sonic characteristics and performance than all instrument cables in its class. Made in U.S.A.
● G&H Industries Show Savers™ plugs
● 99.9% pure copper low strand count 20 AWG conductor
● 23 pF/ft low capacitance
● 93% spiral shield for excellent RF rejection
● 4% silver solder to maximize signal flow


text:
For most people, driving on the correct side of the road and navigating shopping centres are largely stress-free experiences.
But for many newly settled refugees, a simple trip to an Australian supermarket can be an overwhelming trial fraught with language barriers and culture shocks.
So with 12,000 Syrian refugees expected in Australia over the next year, a group of former migrants and refugees are preparing to help the new arrivals settle in.
Based in western Sydney, the Syrian Community Association is hoping provide the social and cultural assistance many of them never received.
"Most of us have been though a hard journey as a refugee," said the association's Public Officer Muhanad Salim Alali. "We can feel the new arrivals' concerns because we went through it."
Hala Hendawi, 28, president of the association, said she had been "very lucky" to have some extended family in Australia when she migrated from Syria three years ago.
"It's the very basic and simple things. So if I wanted to go shopping, I had someone to explain where to go, what to buy, what not to buy," Mrs Hendawi said.
"But it was very different for the rest [of the association]. They come here with no family, no one at all," she said. "They have to explore everything themselves.
"We also want to educate them about the Australian values and laws, and how to respect them. It's a very different culture, and it's a very different law."
Having left most of her family in Aleppo after the Syrian political conflict began in 2011, Mrs Hendawi is hoping to build "a new family" of Syrian Australians to alleviate the loneliness commonly experienced by refugees.
"I lost some members of my family through the war. I think everyone in the association has lost someone, either friends or family," she said.
"It's like a dream for me now to meet all my family again. So that's what I'm trying to do now: make a new family with the association."
According to Mrs Hendawi, the association is the first of its kind to be non-political, non-religious and open to all Syrians in NSW. This means the refugees can socialise in an apolitical safe haven, free from any associations which may have dangerous repercussions on their families in Syria.
The association will combine with the government-funded SydWest Multicultural Services for additional resources and funding.
"We believe it is not just our job but our responsibility as human beings to do whatever we can to help each other," said SydWest Multicultural Services CEO Elfa Moraitakis.
"This is about capacity-building and building social cohesion so that new arrivals can successfully settle into Australia, and become active and engaged members of the community," Ms Moraitakis said.
Since November 2015, five Syrian families comprising 26 people have settled across Australia, according to the Ministry for Social Services said.
Yet a spokesperson for the ministry said it may take a number of years for all Syrian refugees to be settled in Australia, "due to the complex and changing circumstances in the Middle East".


text:
Need a Fertility Test in New Port Richey, FL? Simply order online 24/7 and get a fast, affordable Fertility Test at a lab near you (Find More Locations):
Why would I get a Fertility Test?
A Fertility Test can help people in New Port Richey, FL check for fertility through various blood and urine markers. A Fertility Test is part of a standard evaluation or as a precursor to in-vitro fertilization.
How much does a Fertility Test cost?
Our Fertility Test prices include the doctor's order that you need to get tested in New Port Richey, FL, all lab fees and taxes, and a pdf copy of your results. For current prices, please CLICK HERE.
What does a Fertility Test report look like?
For a sample report of a popular Fertility Test panel, please CLICK HERE.
We are delighted to offer a Fertility Test in New Port Richey, FL.
Fertility Test in other cities near New Port Richey, FL:Aripeka | Clearwater | Crystal Beach | Dunedin | East Lake | Holiday | Hudson | Odessa | Oldsmar | Ozona | Palm Harbor | Port Richey | Tampa | Tarpon Springs


text:
Don't get me wrong, I would love to go on adventures all the time but I would like to find someone to share that experience with.
I live by myself in near Broadripple. Enjoy running or biking along the monon.
I'm also really big into sarcasm and exaggeration. Also a Gemini so things I do for fun will change in a few months but thats O.K. as it keeps things interesting around me.
My new favorite author Patrick Rothfus the name of the wind is like fantasy nerd poetry, the way the words flow together seems perfect (at least to me).
Sun Tzu The art of war - everyone should know some war strategy right?
Californication, Weeds - recurring theme there
The game of thrones - that intro is the best I've ever seen
Justified - Marshall with an attitude and penchant for shooting people? Why not
The Office - I like the goofy sense of humor
Sons of Anarchy - I don't really think biker gangs are that crazy anymore but eh, makes me feel more like a man
Supernatural - cause...supernatural
True Blood - vampires and sex...mostly sex
Breaking Bad - I have a checkered past so this show is just really good
Pineapple express - recurring theme
Batman returns - when I get rich im gonna be a super hero
Usual Suspects - Man this movie blew my mind which is hard to do...fuckin Keyser Söze
Inception - another mind bender, it's fun to think about, good action sequences
Princess Bride - c'mon, whoever doesn't like Princess Bride is either a communist or never seen it
Fight Club - I want abs like that
Forest Gump - Run forest run...
Music: Rock, rap, folk, classic rock, pretty much just depends on the weather outside
Food: I'll try anything but Sushi, and not really a fan of italian, mostly the red sauce (I know I'm strange right).
Pen & Paper
At home relaxing, out with friends, on a scavenger hunt, visiting family.


text:
The Words of Medicine: Sources, Meanings, and DelightsBMJ 2001; 323 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.323.7316.813a (Published 06 October 2001) Cite this as: BMJ 2001;323:813
- Jeff Aronson, clinical reader in clinical pharmacology
- Oxford
Robert Fortuine
Charles C Thomas, $59.95, pp 424
See http://www.ccthomas.com/ for ordering details
Why do we call a stamp collector a philatelist? Most collectors are called by the name of the thing they collect plus a suffix. Some are -ists (ex-librists, incunabulists) and some are -ologists (deltiologists, tegestologists); some are -philes (discophiles, notaphiles), -aries (antiquaries, mirabiliaries), -ians (aurelians, Elzevirians), -ers (mossers, pasquinaders), or -os (curiosos, bottle-os); some are just plain -men, like eggmen—perhaps women are not so quirky. When the pursuit becomes fanatical the collector becomes a …
Sign in
Log in using your username and password
Log in through your institution
Free trial
Register for a free trial to thebmj.com to receive unlimited access to all content on thebmj.com for 14 days.
Sign up for a free trial


text:
For the first time in WWE history, they have crowned a WWE United Kingdom Champion! This weekend, sixteen competitors started the tournament hoping to become the inaugural champion, but only one man was able to come away as the winner. Building off the success of the Cruiserweight Classic championship tournament from the summer of 2016, which showcased the top independent and international superstars under 205lbs, the WWE hoped to put its stamp on another corner of the wrestling market, the thriving UK independent scene, with this 16 man bracket. However, unlike the Cruiserweight Classic which took place over several weeks, the UK fans were treated to the whole tournament in a matter of 2 days!
Take the jump with me to hear some of my initial reactions to the tournament and find out just what went down in Blackpool. Caution: full spoilers after the jump, so if you missed it this weekend, wait to read my thoughts until after you've watched the shows on demand! It's good to be back!


text:
Download Allianz MyHealth apk 2.1 free for Android smartphone
Posted by Allianz SE in Health & Fitness | June 23, 2016 | 118 Comments
Apk file size: 18.0 MB
This is a free app, created specifically for members covered by Allianz Worldwide Care's health insurance policies. Developed following detailed input from a wide range of existing clients, this app brings a whole new level of convenience when it comes to submitting claims, accessing your key policy documents and getting the most out of our services.
Key features include:
1. Submit your claims in three easy steps, anytime, anywhere
Using only the app, complete a short and simple form (we don't ask for information we already have). Take photos of receipts or invoices. Then submit your claim.
Plus, you can track your claims progress and view settlement details.
2. Policy documents in your pocket
Leave your paperwork at home and still be able to access your most recent policy documents and membership card on the go. There's the option to share them with your provider at the point of treatment.
3. Find a hospital
Find hospitals near to you on a map with this GPS enabled feature. Integrates with Google Maps app to give you "Turn-by-turn" directions. Alternatively, search for a hospital in another destination.
4. Emergency contact numbers and policy helpline
All the contacts and support you'll need in one place, whether you need to call emergency services such as Ambulance, Fire or Police, or if you just have a general query about your policy.
5. Range of health assistance tools
Find local equivalents of brand named drugs and translate common ailments into one of 17 languages.
6. Added simplicity and security
For fast and easy access, you can login with an easy to remember 5 digit PIN code. Any claims information entered will be preserved until submitted. All personal data is secured via encryption, plus most features are available even when you're offline.
7. Multi-lingual support
Automatically detects English, German, Spanish, French or Portuguese from your phone and sets up the app accordingly.
Whats new
Minor update. Usability enhancements and bug fixes.
Allianz SE part of our Health & Fitness and have average installs from 50000 to 100000. Last Update June 23, 2016. Google play rating is 79.8825. Current verison is 2.1. Actual size 18.0 MB.
Similar applications
118 Comments
CRASHING WHEN TRYING TO USE APP I just cannot get passed taking a photo it crashes on mt S5, very frustrating
Andrzej Tarnowski
Missing feature. I cannot have a prescription and a bill for a prescribed drags at the same time. Would be great if I could add documents stored on my phone.
Aji Sutrisna
Cannot login using my policy number Hi, i'm from indonesia. I try to use this apps, when i reached input policy number this apps said that i typed it wrong, would you help me ? My policy number all are numbers.
Joseph Menezes
Troubles logging in When i put my surname and date of birth from my insurance card onto the app... its says theres an error
Ian Querat
Galaxy S4 mini As with others, I am not able to take pictures of invoices and submit a claim.
Nurudin Vatrenjak
Photo problem Can't take photo on my Note 3, Android 4.4.2
Juan Jose Perez Egert
crashes at the time to open it impossible to open the app,it only shows a blank page. Uninstall it.
Artur Gawlowski
It finally works on my Samsung Galaxy Alpha! I can finally use your App on my new phone! Thank you Allianz for removing that bug!
Trevor Thompson
Not functioning App will not load correctly on my and Android Samsung phone. only get welcome screen. When going to settings only get web page not available How can I get to use this app?
sivarama krishna
Health is wealth Using from last couple of days. User friedly interface. Best free health app
John De Langhe
Stuck at choose pin code screen The app is stuck at the screen where I have to choose my pin code. The Next button is highlighted but nothing happens.
Melodie Vaury
Stuck at pin screen. I have a samsung S3. Looking forward to checking it out once it works!
shihabuddin azeez
Stuck at pin request screen Asks for 5 digit pin and doesn't go ahead when trying to register
Алексей Богданов
Perfect Love this. Thank you, Allianz!!! Please add an option to add photos to claim using file explorer. So I can make a photos before and then just add it to my claim.
Fabio C
Photo taker not functioning and bank details not stored On my ASUS T101, with Android 4.02, the Photo taket crashes the application. I would strongly suggest to add the possibility to uplload a picture of the invoice from the Gallery of the Tablet (a picture taken outside of the application). Furthermore, I really would like a way to store in the device most of the bank details
Pedro Camilo Silva
Stuck on PIN code screen Please, fix this! I'm not the only one having trouble on the PIN code screen. The "next" button doesn't work. I have Samsung S5 mini, not sure if my phone is the problem.
Bunoof Amer
Stop in PIN number please fix it asap
marwa issa
great job thanksa lot
Manuel Riel
Works as promised
Brian Ging
Useless. Won't accept my date of birth. It insists that to validate my birth date must be later than 2000. Avoid.
Alexia AndDavid Hanson
Simple when it works Currently doesn't take a photo successfully. It looks like it takes a photo, but no invoice appears.
Khalid Alqasim
Limited functionality All I can find useful here is the ability to make claims faster than email and get a claim number for it instantly.
Thomas Varghese
Pin number How can I get pin number
Bruce Marks
No good Will no work on my Samsung mobile
John Sudjiono
Like this Like this
I'm not able to load documents from my phone's memory I'm a UN employee and my mom (dependent) lives in another country. She sends me the documents of the claims by email, but i have no option to load them from the phone's memory instead of taking a camera picture. PLEASE give us this option.
Khaled S
Not all the cards are shown on the app!! When I enter >> My Policy >> Membership Card I can only find the last issued card ( my baby son card) ,But I couldn't find mine or my wife's card!? It should show all the cards related to this account not just the recent one!!! Also why you can't exit the app even if you keep pushing the back button! Why you have to force close the app!?
Hurshid Normatov
Good enough, needs improvement Hi folks, awesome app. Helped me to submit claims instantly. Still need to work on attachment features. Either increase resolution of photos or allow to upload and attach pics from phone memory. Otherwise loved it.
Sharl Rajan
Closes on camera capture Closes on camera capture.. pls fix samsung s4 5.0.1...
Eko Arief Wicaksono
Outdated Policy My policy has been renewed on Jun-2015. The apps does not automatically switched to the latest policy or does not have an option to select which policy to see. Everytime I login, the apps tells me that my policy has expired. Please fix this issue.
Nick N
It updates the info only once every three days It doesn't update hourly, not even daily , this app is useless , I tried your iphone version and that one updates all info very often , you should really do something with this android app
Arie van Leeuwen
Crashes Every time when I want to make a photo of an invoice the app crashes. So I'm unable to submit claims, which makes the app total useless...
Swapnali Patil
Crash at time of photo Whenever taking photo from app for submitting the app crashes and comes out..this makes this app useless.. Pls fix this problem immediately..
Enrique Velasco
Not able to submit claims After spending 15 min filling all my personal information and taking pictures of the invoices, after clicking submit, the application just says "unable to send bla bla. .. try again later" I've tried 5 times with the same result. This is a waste of time.
Khaled S
Big company!! With a very poor App developing!! When I enter >> My Policy >> Membership Card I can only find the last issued card (my baby son card) ,But I couldn't find mine or my wife's card!? It should show all the cards related to this account not just the recent one!!! Also why you can't exit the app even if you keep pushing the back button! Why you have to force close the app!? I wish there was a zero to give them!! Cause it's been 1 year since I first escalate this issue!!!
Les Bastides
App crashes when I try to take a photo on a clean recent Nexus 7 with the latest Android 6.0.1. The support staff don't read one's complaints and just reply with what is conveniently to hand. Let's see what some persistence will do, or I shall find a provider with a better way of mamaging my health paperwork.
Ksenija Simovic
Not working For a few days already I cannot enter the app.All I get is a white page or an error loading link. I tried re-instaling twice and still the same. What should I do?
Christophe Vandeplas
No picture Upon submitting a claim the photo interface appears. However when taking the photo it is not shown in the claim page. Android 5.1.1 on CM12.1 of the OnePlus One phone with privacy guard disabled. On a OnePlus X with OxygenOS it works.
Kurt Steffan
Next to useless Please get this app sorted, or allow the direct attachment of documents to claims as, currently, the apps in-built camera is utterly unfit for purpose. For every claim submitted, an email has come back from yourselves stating that the documents are blurred. When taken with the phone's actual camera app and attached to the email, the documents are accepted fine
Ingrid KK
Fantastic app This is such a great help. Submitting a claim couldn't be any easier. Great service! Thank you!
Philip Littlewood
Sort out the image compression Your system compresses photos too much making them illegible. So claims get rejected until you submit new invoices. A total waste of time.
John Casey
I have installed the myhealth app on my Samsung smart phone. The app works perfectly well until I attempt to take a photo of the invoice at which time while the camera comes up and allows me to seemingly take a photo but nothing is produced and the app reverts to the 'take a photo page'.
Serena Stassano Braggiotti
Good but needs improvement Amazing app, makes my life much easier however there should be an option to download pictures from the gallery in case you only have a pdf of the invoice. Many doctors send invoices via email.
Steve Horne
Works great Made claim, got money. Impressed how easy it was compared to making a paper claim.
Wajdi Algoul
Good This app very good for all Allianz insurance
Vik Lama
Can't upload documents Please provide options to upload document also this application camera is very bad. Picture is very bad and no focus support.
Mun Kit Wai
User Friendly Easy to use.
Julio Vargas
Easiest claim process The claim process makes it very easy to submit. Congrats
Momo Amir
Loved it Simple and easy, made life easier how quickly we can submit the claim is totally amazing . I must give 10 stars
Katherine Chu
Broken apps Installed on my Xperia z5c and the UI is broken showing "label." everywhere. Then I filled my claim information and took picture of the invoice, and the submit button was disable all the way. It displays something about "message.claim.size" which I guess should be some sort of error about some size, but there is no explanation.
Dennis Healey
Take picture doesn't work Despite being reported by past reviews the take picture does not work unles you reinstall every time you need to submit a claim. If they allowed attach from file this would solve it but they don't seem to care. Very frustrating.
Jadran Muštra
Crashes everytime when trying to take a photo for claim...so completely useless.
Amal John B Thekkath
Cannot Submit Claim - Photo upload of Invoice not working Filled in the Claim Form & while taking picture, the photo is not saved. Phone - Motorola Moto X Pure Edition Android - 6.0
Gary Howe
Photo/scan problems One of the key service offered by the app is submission of claims using invoices scanned/photographed from within the app itself. I have encountered two major problems: on my galaxy s7 the post-scan image seems to crop-out part of the scan; on my galaxy tab s2 the take-photo command takes me not to the camera, but to Facebook or WhatsApp - rendering the app unusable, for there is no facility for attaching an image file not generated through the app itself. For me, this reduces the utility of the app greatly
Sandeep Sra
Photo upload While photo uploading it takes photo clearly but in app it shows very blur, due to which claim gets rejected. Also there is no feature to include photos from gallery or any other document in pdf or excel format.
Haithem Elforjani
Very Helpfull Easy, simple and very helpfull, one thing need to be solved (you need to keep the screen on till the photos finish uploading or they will fall). Now Solved ☺ thanks.. now the photos are uploaded much quicker than it used to be. I'm very happy that you took care of my first comment ?
Jheng Bayotas
Accessible but still has its flaws I am having a hard time reviewing what I have submitted for reimbursement since I have submitted several invoices. I cannot attach files for the photos of the invoices. Maybe they have to change the app to include attaching files aside from taking a picture of it.
Catarina Loureiro-Gonçalves
Photo upload is an issue The dev should work on the picture upload feature
O Gadney
Nice but crashes Crashed a few times. Really easy to use though.
Nishant Srivastav
Its ok but sometime very slow. Feature like taking pic of the attachment is good but it should also allow to upload existing pic or scanned copy.
Esther Garces
Very useful In only 5 minutes i could do the same than before was long time. It's a great app
Mohammad Saeed
5 stars Easy, fast, and great experience with this app 5 is the lest i can give
selwynrg rajakumar
It's very good and user friendly app
rakesh chidurala
this app is so cool to claim its been and amazing experience using this app it like one touch button for all my Allianz needs keep it up
sherlly novie
Pic of invoice I like to use this app but sometimes still required from allianz because of invoice is not clear and I must to send that file until 2 or 3 times
Marco Flores
Amazing Apps Keep it up
Omer Belhaj
Good app. Easy to use
Lars Bromley
Great, easy!
Superb Easy and fast settlements
Serdar Basar
Not bad not good Photo application is not working good. It should have a browsing option from the gallery. Dont know why but i'm continuously being requested to send the same things again and again. The idea of claim application is good but software should be improved. And there should be the option of displaying ex calims details.
navneet sohi
Made my work lot easier It's a lot easier to submit a claim with this app. It was always a headache to do that before but not anymore. I didn't give it 5 stars only because sometimes if there is some problem with my claim i can't see the documents i have submitted with it. But still i say it is a fantastic app.
Terri Raney
It won't save banking info Why won't it save banking information? This app was easier to use a year ago. What happened.
Phoebe Law
Phoebe Will be perfect if I can type in location or search by 1st alphabet, instead of now that I can only scroll to check the box
Good App Does not save banking information and can not select a picture from gallery. Apart from that it is a big time saver and best prescription payment tool I have used yet. Fast and easy.
Nadim Rifai
Good app Allianz is pretty good and app is secure and stable. Design is a bit outdated but it does the trick very well
Tgk Ozyurt
Very usefull app. I really like it The only thing we should upload copy of bill from the gallery. The only option is take a photo. If i can upload scanned copy will be better.
Paraskumar Shahu
Very useful app This app made claim submission so easy. It's a great relief as compared to tedious claim submission process of other health insurance providers. I highly recommend this app as well as Allianze Health Insurance top everyone! !
Wiebke Buelow
Like it very much but... Please if you can ensure that it safes the bank account information. It did so in the past. It's a hassle to re-enter them with if new claim.
hussam alzahrani
It used to work perfectly since I got the last update! But i have been trying to submit a claim for 2 days and the keeps showing that the service is temporarily unavailable and I have to try again later...
Imran Esmael
Top claims app Claims made easy and insurance claims less painful
Алексей Богданов
Perfect Love this. Thank you, Allianz!!! Please add an option to add photos to claim using file explorer. So I can make a photos before and then just add it to my claim.
Ahmad Aziz
This app is fantastic very useful and user friendly
Marija Bogdanova
Good But please add the possibility to add photos from my file explorer.
Mikhail Popov
Easy and convenient Nice to have such an easy way to submit claims
Robert Ciotucha
Convenient way to submit claims. Photo should be able to be submitted from gallery
vishal Saneja
Unable to see my claims I had submitted claims on the app but now it cannot be seen. It was working fine and now it's useless
Tunde Akinnibosun
Tunde No visualisation of submitted docs or details of previous claims
Zwaantje. Ghysels
Improvement It gives now the opportunity to indicate the reimbursement percentage.
Ilham Lucia Muhaiyaddeen
Huge improvement over paper! This app makes it so easy to submit a claim! I have been using this app for about a year and am so pleased with how easy it is to use and with how fast my claims get resolved using the app. Thanks!
Naveen Varma Dantuluri
Amazing user experience Easy and quick
Muhammad Ridwan
Good Easy to use, more efficient for make claim etc..
Sajid Abbas
No taking invoice pictures I am using this app on my galaxy tab s2 and it was working all fine. Today i tried to submit my claim and when i clicked on take photo button, it is giving me option of all apps to choose except camera. I reinstalled it but same error. IOS app is working fine.
Roberta Romelli
Good, but sometimes doesn't work The App is great and easy to use, however on a couple of occasions I am not able to upload the pictures and, therefore, to submit the claim. I have previously overcome the issue by reinstalling the App, but today this workaround doesn't work either. Any suggestions? I have a Samsung 4 mini. Thanks!
Photos taken with this app since the last update are horrible, all blurry to the point that you have to send all the copies of the bills scanned via email to Allianz. Brings to question the purpose of the app itself? Wouldnt be suprised if Allianze did it on purpose, because ppl will sometimes forget to file a claim if they need to do it by email....
Paul Sparks
Blurred Photos The photos taken in app are dreadful, to the point I have had 2 submissions rejected twice each due to "illegible images". The phone's native camera app takes photos of the invoices fine, but there is no option to import these, or better still, PDF files of the invoices. I am using a BLU Studio One.
Kymani Seymour
i love the app its easy to use but im unable to upload my last set of claims and they are piling up... next issue is that the picture is not possible to upload one that has already been taken and saved in gallery
Maarten Barendregt
Not possible to edit policy number I received a new policy number and in order to use it I had to remove the App and reinstall it. A possibility to show more than one policy number would be great.
Mamta Mujawar
Cannot login I had to enter policy number , DOB and last name 5 times accepted terms n conditions but could not complete login .
Mj Sp
Uploading photos problem Why I cant upload photos? even after I reinstalled the app still I cannot upload photo-.pls do something about it.thank you
Clifford Picardo
Repetition Whenever you add photos of additional receipts/documents you have to enter/select name of policy holder and other info again and again.
Irwin Duque
Surname no valid Dont know why but for some reason my surname is not registered. I typed it as what was mentioned on my card.
Roberto Graziosi
It doesn't work on Android 7.0 After software update the application doesn't work anymore! Please fix asap!
Leena Shukla
Photo upload issue The invoice photo doesn't gets uploaded many times. Kindly fix this bug . thanks
Roman Ivankovic
Super efficient Easy to use. Never met any problems using it...
Sock Cheng Goh
All is good if I recieve claim payment ASAP Hope important input only need to do once. It's pleasant to use compare to forms. Like it.
Saide El Gaaouiri
Very good Works good, fast and it is very convenient!!!
João Alcântara
Crashes when I try to open a picture from my phone memory
Vincenzo Messina
Good But it would be good to also allow the upload of files already on my mobile (I have to print them and take a picture...)
vishnu viswanathan
Real easy to manage insurance procedure I really liked the way they managed the claims and also all other information is available with the app
Alen Šiljak
Please support Android 6, A510f The app does not create photos on Android 6, Samsung A510F.
guto malafaia
Since last update i just can't open it, I've Uninstalled an installed several times, but t it doesn't open.
Elson Schilling
Elson Using on Samsung S7 and no problem so far. Very easy to send a claim
Sofiane Lounis
So good Really good, get feedback and reimbursement in very short time. A must have.
Alisia Thean
Very easy, fast, convenient and accurate.
Fr ed
Great app This app is really well done and easy to use. I like it!
Chat Li
Very good... uploading works so fine with the use of my app in samsung celfone
atul sharma
Quick n Easy Hassle free . Claim submission in less than 5 mins.


text:
What is JotForm?
JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
We believe that if one user has a question, there could be more users who may have the same question. This is why many of our support forum threads are public and available to be searched and viewed. If you'd like help immediately, feel free to search for a similar question, or submit your question or concern.
Can I import a form from another jotform account?Asked by Juicedstrategies on September 19, 2013 at 07:32 AM
I have two Jotform accounts and would like to copy over some froms from one to the other.
Is this possible and can I also import the data associated with that form?
JotForm Support
Hello Juicedstrategies,
If you want the form to be available in both of your account than you can clone your form to your other account. But please be noted that cloning your form will make a copy of your form but will not copy any submission records. This guide should help you: http://www.jotform.com/help/42-How-to-clone-an-existing-form-from-a-URL
Another option is that we move the form from your one account to your another account. This will also move the submission records as well. This can only be done by JotForm staff.
Do let us know which form you want us to move and also tell us your other account's username.
Thank you!
Can you move all the forms except those in the Hillside Group. It would be helpful if you keep them in their groups. The other username is Hillsidechurch
JotForm Support
Just to clarify before moving the forms:
Do you need all the forms from the user account Hillsidechurch transfered to Juicedstrategies except those ones at the Hillside folder?
Could you provide us the email registered within Hillsidechurch user account?
That is correct,
The email is firstname.lastname@example.com
JotForm Support
the forms have been successfully transferred, could you check it?
Thanks looks good, does the form URL stay the same? and any intergrations?
JotForm Support
Integrations will remain, also the URL.