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My biggest fear is that people will see me the way I see myself

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Truth

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Celebrities without makeup via PinLolz.com

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u think i am walking around the house with a blanket around my shoulders because i cold but in actuality it is my cloak and i am on an adventure

by Jim Benton

Religious scholar Reza Aslan answers CNN’s question, “Does Islam promote violence?”

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This

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“The morning dew perfectly captured my dog’s erratic freedom run.” Photo by Babolattack (larger version)

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When Star Wars Villains And Shelter Animals Come Together, It’s A Force That Can’t Be Beat

May the force these furry little animals be with you.To celebrate Star Wars Day and to raise awareness about the plight facing shelter animals, The Ottawa Humane Society made the genius decision to pair adoptable pets with some of the galaxy’s most dastardly villains.

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Good one!

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So I’ve notice that no one seems to know that you can set up a Medical ID (and check for one in an emergency) on your iPhone.

So you’re probably aware that when you open a locked iPhone, there is a little icon in the bottom left corner for use in emergency.

If you click on that, a keypad to call an emergency number will appear (112 is the international number, and will link you in to the local number if you don’t know it). You can also go down the bottom left corner again, and click on Medical ID.

Then you’ll come up with details about whoever it is, like their age, medical history, allergies, any medications they’re on, height, weight, blood type, organ donor status. In short, pretty much everything that a paramedic might want to know.

You can also add emergency contacts, so your next of kin etc. can be easily contacted.

And all of that is available in the little heart icon “Health” app that is automatically stored on your iPhone.

You can also put in all of these cool things, and link it up to other health-type apps on your phone.

So there you go. It’s not just wallet cards that you can list all of your crazy conditions/medications on, and it’s not the only thing you can check for if you find yourself in the presence of a medical emergency.