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Der Scottish League Cup wurde 1978/79 zum 33. Mal ausgespielt. Der schottische Fußball-Ligapokal, der unter den Teilnehmern der Scottish Football League ausgetragen wurde, begann am 16. August 1978 und endete mit dem Finale am 31. März 1979 im Hampden Park von Glasgow. Die als Titelverteidiger startenden Glasgow Rangers konnten den Ligapokal erfolgreich verteidigen. Im Finale bezwangen die Rangers den FC Aberdeen und konnten damit den 10. Titel im Ligapokal gewinnen. Vor dem Finale waren die Rangers bereits Rekordsieger des Wettbewerbs.

1. Runde
Ausgetragen wurden die Hinspiele am 16. August, die Rückspiele am 23. August 1978.

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2. Runde
Ausgetragen wurden die Hinspiele am 28. und 30. August, die Rückspiele am 2. September 1978.

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Achtelfinale
Ausgetragen wurden die Hinspiele am 4. Oktober, die Rückspiele am 10. und 11. Oktober 1978.

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Viertelfinale
Ausgetragen wurden die Hinspiele am 8. November, die Rückspiele am 15. November 1978.

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Halbfinale
Ausgetragen wurden die Spiele am 13. Dezember 1978.

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Finale

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Youth perspectives on international relations and foreign policy matter now more than ever. We live in a hyper-connected world where events across oceans are only a click away, and no generation is more prepared to handle today's fast-changing international landscape than millennials. Moreover, young people worldwide are both deeply affected by and already influencing world affairs. It is vital for those who follow world affairs to hear millennial perspectives on current events and future possibilities.
The millennial generation is the largest and most diverse in U.S. history, according to a 2014 White House report. We are the most technologically savvy, globally connected, and likely to invest in our own human capital and education. Our cultural psyche has been deeply affected by growing up in a world radically different from our predecessors—a world of endless information and boundless possibility. Rather than a globe divided between Coca-Cola and Communism, we see a unique collection of rapidly evolving challenges such as climate change, transnational terrorism, human trafficking, and the erosion of the liberal international order, among others. We have the tools, compassion, and awareness needed to overcome these challenges and turn them into opportunities to unite, rather than divide.
Our generation is not waiting to make change. Household names like Emma Watson, who, in 2014, was appointed as the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, and Malala Yousafzai, winner of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, are reshaping what it means to be influential global citizens. At ages 26 and 19, respectively, they symbolize a new generation of leaders that is serious and committed to change, draws from talent around the world and across professions, emboldens women, and views its youth as a strength.
These trailblazing public figures do not stand alone. In recent years, young people across the globe, from Cairo to Kiev, Hong Kong to Hanoi, have fought and sacrificed for the future wellbeing of their societies. It is well known that the Arab uprisings of 2011 were organized largely through social media and that young people were crucial and in the vanguard of the movements. Furthermore, shortly after the inauguration of U.S. President Donald J. Trump, an enormous grassroots movement first established on social media networks culminated in the Women's March on Washington, drawing over half a million protesters to the U.S. capital and roughly five million elsewhere throughout the world on behalf of human rights. Millennials played an integral role in the birth and success of the movement, in part due to their knowledge of technology and shared desire to amplify their message globally.
Furthermore, many have noted Trump's foreign policy is unclear and incoherent. Yet, after little more than a month, it is evident that this administration's approach is challenging paradigms that have been orthodoxy for the past 70-plus years. Moving into this uncertain time, it is essential that the people who have the most to lose, the most life left to live, speak truth to power and influence the moves the global chess players make.
As we near the precipice of a new world order, understanding millennial perspectives on world affairs is more crucial than ever before. That is why we created Nations & States, a platform for young professionals passionate about the state of global affairs to have their voices heard.
Though we are not so foolish as to believe we know it all, the fact is millennials have easier access to information and educational resources than any previous generation. Our generation is often derided as lazy, naive, and selfish, but it has produced global leaders, as noted, who are smart, capable, and ready to address global challenges. Indeed, it is the actions of these young leaders and those who contribute to Nations & States and similar publications that make it clear that these criticisms could not be more deluded.
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Helen Marie (Knoke) Taylor, 98, of Coon Rapids, MN, previously of Elkader, passed away on May 14, 2015. Helen was born April 22, 1917, in Klemme, IA, the second child born to Fred H. and Ella (Glawe) Knoke. She was baptized at the Reformed Church in Klemme on July 1s, 1917.
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Gerald Nesteby, 92, our father, father-in-law, grandpa, great-grandpa, oil man, bus driver and a member of the Elkader Country Club Seniors Foursome left us in peace Monday, May 18, 2015, at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City.
Gerald was born September 22, 1922, in Decorah, and he was most proud of being a World War II veteran, serving in the United States Army in the Aleutian Islands. He was a member of the VFW and had a special trip with other servicemen to Washington, D.C. on a 2011 Honor Flight.
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Mary Ellen (Jones) Horstman, 86, of Guttenberg, Iowa, passed away Sunday, May 10, 2015, at the Guttenberg Care Center in Guttenberg. Mary Ellen was born July 6, 1928, in Lima, Iowa, the daughter of Lloyd and Edith Mae (Homewood) Jones and stepfather William Jones. Her childhood years were spent in Wadena and Elkport. Mary Ellen was baptized at Wadena and confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Elkport. She attended the Elkport School.
On July 10, 1946, Mary Ellen married Alvin G. Horstman at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Elkport. From this union five children were born.
Mary Peterman
Mary Rosellen (Murray) Peterman, 86, of Elkader, went to be with her Lord on May 4, 2015. Mary was born on September 15, 1928, in Clermont, Iowa, to Thomas and Madge (Cline) Murray. She attended school in Wadena, Iowa. Mary married Forrest (Pete) Peterman on November 27, 1944, in Elkader, Iowa. To this union four children were born. Mary and Forrest celebrated over 56 years of marriage.
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Dennis Milton Hamann, 68, of Garnavillo, IA was born the son of Milton F. and Wilma (Witte) Hamann on June 14, 1946, in Postville, IA. He was baptized and confirmed at St. John's Lutheran Church in Farmersburg, IA. Following graduation from Garnavillo High School, Dennis served his country in the United States Army, where he received his A.A. degree in music. After being honorably discharged from the Army, Dennis married Beverly Behrend at St. John's Lutheran Church in Guttenberg, IA on July 20, 1968, a union that was blessed with two children. Dennis farmed for over 50 years but continued helping his neighbors with farm work after he retired.
Elizabeth Wagner
Elizabeth Ann Wagner, 68, of Elkader passed away Tuesday, April 21, 2015, at Central Community Hospital in Elkader. She was born February 21, 1947, in Owatonna, MN, to Charles Robert and Virginia (Swenson) Harris. Following high school, she attended a Truck Driving School. She was a NE Iowa Transit bus driver for five years.
She was united in marriage to David Wagner on June 18, 2004.
Elizabeth loved flowers, gardening and her pond in the backyard. She also enjoyed fishing, golfing, cooking and especially spending time with family.
Roslyn Lembke
Roslyn Lembke, 95, passed away Monday, April 20, 2015, at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City. Roslyn was born January 28, 1920, in Farmersburg Township, daughter of Arthur and Hilma (Schmidt) Ihde. She was baptized and confirmed at Clayton Center. She went to Hope and Mecklenberg school.
She was united in marriage to Lester Lembke on May 9, 1939. The couple farmed Lester's home place, moving to Elkader in 1994. One daughter, Geraldine, was born to this union.
George "Bud" Witte
George F. "Bud" Witte, 91, of Garnavillo, passed away on Monday, April 20, 2015, at the Guttenberg Care Center. Bud was born December 19, 1923, to Harvey Witte Sr. and Florence (Tieden) Witte, in Elkader. He was united in marriage to Bernadine Moser on April 22, 1951. She passed away March 23, 2003. Bud was a longtime farmer in the Garnavillo area, and a wonderful son, brother, husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He was an avid fisherman, a member of the "Dead Lake Five" Canadian Fishing group, the Elkader Golf and Country Club and Peace United Church of Christ (UCC) in Elkader.
Betty Engelhardt
Betty Pauline Livingston Engelhardt, 88, of Elkader, passed away with God's grace, on Monday, April 20, 2015. Betty was born to Russell and Vergie (Wilson) Livingston on November 29, 1926, in rural Highland Township.
Betty married Allen Engelhardt on February 24, 1945. Three children were born to this union, Marsha, Mark and Joyce. Betty lived in Elkader for over 50 years.
William "Bill" Koehn
William Henry "Bill" Koehn Jr., 89, of Elkader, passed away Thursday, April 23, 2015, at his residence. He was born October 26, 1925, in Communia to Rose (Behrens) and William Koehn. On February 8, 1958, he was united in marriage to Sharon Leete at Peace United Church of Christ in Elkader.
Bill served honorably in the United States Navy during World War II. He worked for Water Tower Paint and repair for 20 years in Clear Lake, IA. He also worked for the State DOT for 20 years prior to retirement.
Bill enjoyed fishing, coon hunting, gardening and telling stories.
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Google will use this information on our behalf to evaluate the use of our website by users, to compile reports on the activities within this website and to provide us with further services associated with the use of this website and the Internet. In doing so, pseudonymous user profiles of the users can be created from the processed data.
We use Google Analytics in order to display the advertisements placed within advertising services of Google and its partners only to those users who have also shown an interest in our online offer or who show certain characteristics (e.g. interests in certain topics or products, which are determined on the basis of the websites visited), which we transmit to Google (so-called "remarketing" or "Google Analytics Audiences"). With the help of remarketing audiences, we also want to ensure that our advertisements correspond to the potential interest of the users and do not appear annoying.
We only use Google Analytics with activated IP anonymisation. This means that the IP address of users is shortened by Google within member states of the European Union or in other states that are party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area. Only in exceptional cases is the full IP address transferred to a Google server in the USA and shortened there.
The IP address transmitted by the user's browser is not combined with other data from Google. Users can prevent the storage of cookies by adjusting their browser software accordingly; users can also prevent the collection of data generated by the cookie and related to their use of the online offer to Google and the processing of this data by Google by downloading and installing the browser plugin available under the following link http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=de.
You can find further information on data use by Google, setting and objection possibilities on the websites of Google: https://www.google.com/intl/de/policies/privacy/partners ("Data use by Google when you use websites or apps of our partners"), http://www.google.com/policies/technologies/ads("Data use for
Advertising"), http://www.google.de/settings/ads ("Manage information that Google uses to serve ads to you").
On the basis of our legitimate interests (i.e. interest in the analysis, optimisation and economic operation of our online offer within the meaning of Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f. DSGVO) the marketing and remarketing services (in short "Google Marketing Services") of Google Inc., 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA, ("Google").
Google's marketing services allow us to better target ads for and on our website to show users only ads that potentially match their interests. For example, if a user is shown ads for products that they have been interested in on other websites, this is called "remarketing". For these purposes, when you access our and other websites on which Google marketing services are active, Google will execute code directly by Google and (re)marketing tags (invisible graphics or code, also known as "web beacons") will be embedded in the website. With their help, an individual cookie, i.e. a small file, is stored on the user's device (instead of cookies, comparable technologies can also be used). The cookies can be set by various domains, including google.com, doubleclick.net, invitemedia.com, admeld.com, googlesyndication.com or googleadservices.com. This file records which websites the user has visited, what content he is interested in and which offers he has clicked on, as well as technical information on the browser and operating system, referring websites, visiting time and other information on the use of the online offer. The IP address of the user is also recorded, whereby we inform within the framework of Google Analytics that the IP address is shortened within member states of the European Union or in other states that are party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area and only in exceptional cases is it transferred in full to a Google server in the USA and shortened there. The IP address is not merged with user data within other Google offers. Google may also combine the above-mentioned information with information from other sources. If the user subsequently visits other websites, the ads tailored to his interests can be displayed.
User data is processed pseudonymously within the framework of Google marketing services. This means that Google does not store and process e.g. the name or e-mail address of the users, but processes the relevant data cookie-related within pseudonymous user profiles. I.e. from Google's point of view, the ads are not managed and displayed for a specifically identified person, but for the cookie holder, regardless of who that cookie holder is. This does not apply if a user has expressly permitted Google to process the data without this pseudonymisation. The information collected by Google marketing services about users is transmitted to Google and stored on Google's servers in the USA.
The Google marketing services we use include the online advertising program "Google AdWords". In the case of Google AdWords, each AdWords customer receives a different "conversion cookie". Cookies can therefore not be tracked through the websites of AdWords customers. The information collected through the cookie is used to compile conversion statistics for AdWords customers who have opted in to conversion tracking. AdWords customers are told the total number of users who clicked on their ad and were redirected to a page with a conversion tracking tag. However, they do not receive any information that can be used to personally identify users.
We may include third-party ads based on the Google marketing service "DoubleClick". DoubleClick uses cookies to enable Google and its partner sites to serve ads based on users' visits to this site or other sites on the Internet.
We can integrate third-party advertisements on the basis of the Google marketing service "AdSense". AdSense uses cookies to enable Google and its partner websites to serve ads based on users' visits to this website or other websites on the Internet.
We can also use the "Google Optimizer" service. Google Optimizer allows us to track how various changes to a website (e.g. changes to input fields, design, etc.) affect the website within the framework of so-called "A/B testing". For these test purposes, cookies are stored on the users' devices. Only pseudonymous user data is processed.
Furthermore, we may use the "Google Tag Manager" to integrate and manage the Google analysis and marketing services into our website.
For more information about Google's use of data for marketing purposes, please visit the overview page: https://www.google.com/policies/technologies/ads, Google's privacy policy is available at https://www.google.com/policies/privacy.
If you wish to opt out of receiving interest-based advertising through Google marketing services, you can use Google's preference and opt-out options
use: http://www.google.com/ads/preferences.
Facebook Social Plugins
On the basis of our legitimate interests (i.e. interest in the analysis, optimisation and economic operation of our online offer within the meaning of Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f. DSGVO) Social Plugins ("Plugins") of the social network facebook.com, which is operated by Facebook Ireland Ltd., 4 Grand Canal Square, Grand Canal Harbour, Dublin 2, Ireland ("Facebook"). The Plugins can display interaction elements or content (e.g. videos, graphics or text contributions) and can be recognized by one of the Facebook logos (white "f" on blue tile, the words "Like", "Like" or a "thumbs up" sign) or are marked with the addition "Facebook Social Plugin". The list and appearance of the Facebook Social Plugins can be viewed here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/.
Facebook is certified under the Privacy Shield Agreement and thus offers a guarantee to comply with European data protection law (https://www.privacyshield.gov/participant?id=a2zt0000000GnywAAC&status=Active).
When a user calls up a function of this online offer that contains such a plugin, his device establishes a direct connection with the Facebook servers. The content of the plugin is transmitted by Facebook directly to the user's device and integrated into the online offer by the user. User profiles can be created from the processed data. We therefore have no influence on the scope of the data that Facebook collects with the help of this plugin and therefore inform the users according to our state of knowledge.
By integrating the plugins, Facebook receives the information that a user has called up the corresponding page of the online offer. If the user is logged in to Facebook, Facebook can assign the visit to his or her Facebook account. When users interact with the plugins, for example, by pressing the Like button or posting a comment, the corresponding information is transmitted directly from your device to Facebook and stored there. If a user is not a member of Facebook, it is still possible for Facebook to find out his or her IP address and store it. According to Facebook, only an anonymized IP address is stored in Germany.
The purpose and scope of the data collection and the further processing and use of the data by Facebook, as well as the relevant rights and setting options to protect the privacy of users, can be found in the Facebook privacy policy.
from the container: https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/.
If a user is a Facebook member and does not want Facebook to collect data about him or her via this online offer and link it to his or her membership data stored on Facebook, he or she must log out of Facebook and delete his or her cookies before using our online offer. Further settings and objections to the use of data for advertising purposes are possible within the Facebook profile settings: https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=ads or via the US site http://www.aboutads.info/choices/oder the EU site http://www.youronlinechoices.com/. The settings are platform-independent, i.e. they are adopted for all devices, such as desktop computers or mobile devices.
Facebook-, Custom Audiences and Facebook-Marketing-Service
Within our online offer, the so-called "Facebook pixel" of the social network Facebook, which is operated by Facebook Inc, 1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, CA 94025, USA, or if you are resident in the EU, Facebook Ireland Ltd, 4 Grand Canal Square, Grand Canal Harbour, Dublin 2, Ireland ("Facebook"), is used due to our legitimate interests in analysis, optimization and economic operation of our online offer and for these purposes.
Facebook is certified under the Privacy Shield Agreement and thus offers a guarantee of compliance with European data protection law (https://www.privacyshield.gov/participant?id=a2zt0000000GnywAAC&status=Active).
On the one hand, the Facebook pixel enables Facebook to determine the visitors of our online offer as a target group for the presentation of ads (so-called "Facebook ads"). Accordingly, we use the Facebook pixel in order to display the Facebook Ads placed by us only to those Facebook users who have also shown an interest in our online offering or who exhibit certain characteristics (e.g. interests in certain topics or products determined on the basis of the websites visited) which we transmit to Facebook (so-called "custom audiences"). With the help of the Facebook pixel, we also want to ensure that our Facebook Ads correspond to the potential interest of users and do not appear to be annoying. With the help of the Facebook Pixel, we can also track the effectiveness of Facebook Ads for statistical and market research purposes by seeing whether users are redirected to our website after clicking on a Facebook Ad (so-called "conversion").
The Facebook pixel is integrated directly by Facebook when you call up our websites and can save a so-called cookie, i.e. a small file, on your device. If you then log in to Facebook or visit Facebook when logged in, the visit to our online offer will be noted in your profile. The data collected about you is anonymous to us, so we cannot draw conclusions about the identity of the user. However, the data is stored and processed by Facebook so that a connection to the respective user profile is possible and can be used by Facebook as well as for our own market research and advertising purposes. If we should transmit data to Facebook for comparison purposes, this data is encrypted locally in the browser and only then sent to Facebook via a secure https connection. This is done solely for the purpose of comparing the data with the data similarly encrypted by Facebook.
Furthermore, when using the Facebook pixel, we use the additional function "extended matching" (here, data such as telephone numbers, email addresses or Facebook IDs of users) to create target groups ("custom audiences" or "look like audiences") and send them to Facebook (encrypted). Further notes on "extended matching": https://www.facebook.com/business/help/611774685654668).
Also based on our legitimate interests, we use the "Custom Audiences from File" procedure of the social network Facebook, Inc. In this case, the email addresses of the newsletter recipients are uploaded to Facebook. The upload process is encrypted. The upload is used solely to determine recipients of our Facebook ads. We want to ensure that the ads are only displayed to users who have an interest in our information and services.
The processing of data by Facebook takes place within the framework of Facebook's data use policy. Accordingly, general information on the display of Facebook ads is provided in the Facebook Data Usage Policy: https://www.facebook.com/policy.php. Specific information and details about the Facebook pixel and its functionality can be found in the help section of Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/651294705016616.
You may object to the collection by the Facebook pixel and use of your information to display Facebook ads. To control what types of ads are displayed to you within Facebook, you can go to the page set up by Facebook and follow the instructions on usage-based advertising settings: https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=ads. The settings are platform-independent, which means they apply to all devices, such as desktop computers or mobile devices.
You may also object to the use of cookies for audience measurement and advertising purposes via the Network Advertising Initiative's opt-out page (http://optout.networkadvertising.org/) and additionally via the US website (http://www.aboutads.info/choices) or the European website (http://www.youronlinechoices.com/uk/your-ad-choices/).
With the following information, we will inform you about the contents of our newsletter as well as the registration, dispatch and statistical evaluation procedure and your rights of objection. By subscribing to our newsletter, you agree to receive it and to the described procedures.
Content of the newsletter: We send newsletters, e-mails and other electronic notifications containing advertising information (hereinafter referred to as "newsletters") only with the consent of the recipients or a legal permission. Insofar as the contents of the newsletter are specifically described in the context of a registration for the newsletter, they are decisive for the consent of the users. Furthermore, our newsletters contain information about our products, offers, promotions and our company.
Double-Opt-In and logging: The registration to our newsletter is done in a so-called Double- Opt-In procedure. This means that you will receive an e-mail after registration asking you to confirm your registration. This confirmation is necessary so that nobody can register with foreign e-mail addresses. The newsletter registrations are logged in order to be able to prove the registration process according to the legal requirements. This includes the storage of the registration and confirmation time as well as the IP address. Changes to your data stored by the shipping service provider are also logged.
Dispatch service provider: Currently we have not hired a newsletter sender – because we do not send a newsletter.
Dispatch service provider: Currently we have not hired a newsletter sender – because we do not send a newsletter.(https://www.privacyshield.gov/participant?id=a2zt0000000TO6hAAG&status=Active).
Furthermore, the dispatch service provider may, according to its own information, use this data in a pseudonymous form, i.e. without allocation to a user, to optimise or improve its own services, e.g. for technical optimisation of the dispatch and presentation of the newsletters or for statistical purposes to determine from which countries the recipients come. However, the dispatch service provider does not use the data of our newsletter recipients to write to them itself or pass them on to third parties.
Registration data: To subscribe to the newsletter, you only need to enter your e-mail address. Optionally, we ask you to enter a name for personal contact in the newsletter.
Statistical survey and analyses – The newsletters contain a so-called "web beacon", i.e. a pixel-sized file that is retrieved from the server of the mailing service provider when the newsletter is opened. Within the scope of this retrieval, technical information, such as information on the browser and your system, as well as your IP address and time of retrieval are initially collected. This information is used for the technical improvement of the services based on the technical data or the target groups and their reading behaviour based on their retrieval locations (which can be determined by means of the IP address) or the access times. Statistical surveys also include determining whether newsletters are opened, when they are opened and which links are clicked. For technical reasons, this information can be assigned to individual newsletter recipients. However, it is neither our nor the dispatch service provider's intention to observe individual users. The evaluations serve us much more to recognize the reading habits of our users and to adapt our content to them or to send different content according to the interests of our users.
The use of the dispatch service provider, the performance of statistical surveys and analyses and the logging of the registration procedure are based on our legitimate interests in accordance with Art. 6 Para. 1 lit. f DSGVO. We are interested in the use of a user-friendly and secure newsletter system that serves our business interests and meets the expectations of the users.
Cancellation/revocation – You can cancel the receipt of our newsletter at any time, i.e. revoke your consent. Your consent to the dispatch of the newsletter by the dispatch service provider and the statistical analyses will expire at the same time. A separate cancellation of the dispatch by the dispatch service provider or the statistical analysis is unfortunately not possible. You will find a link to cancel the newsletter at the end of each newsletter. If users have only registered for the newsletter and cancelled this registration, their personal data will be deleted.
Integration of third-party services and content
Within our online offer, we set within our online offer on the basis of our legitimate interests (i.e. interest in the analysis, optimization and economic operation of our online offer in the sense of Art. 6 Par. 1 lit. f. DSGVO), we use content or service offers from third parties in order to integrate their content and services, such as videos or fonts (hereinafter uniformly referred to as "content"). This always presupposes that the third-party providers of these contents are aware of the IP address of the users, as without the IP address they would not be able to send the contents to their browsers. The IP address is therefore necessary for the display of this content. We make every effort to use only such content whose respective providers use the IP address only to deliver the content. Third party providers may also use so-called pixel tags (invisible graphics, also known as "web beacons") for statistical or marketing purposes. Pixel tags" can be used to evaluate information such as visitor traffic on the pages of this website. The pseudonymous information may also be stored in cookies on the user's device and may contain, among other things, technical information on the browser and operating system, referring web pages, visiting time and other details on the use of our online offer, as well as being able to be linked to such information from other sources.
The following presentation offers an overview of third-party providers and their contents, together with links to their data protection declarations, which contain further information on the processing of data and, in some cases already mentioned here, options for objection (so-called opt-out):
If our customers use the payment services of third parties (e.g. PayPal or Sofortüberweisung), the terms and conditions and the privacy policy of the respective third party provider apply, which can be accessed within the respective websites or transaction applications.
External fonts from Google, Inc., https://www.google.com/fonts ("Google Fonts"). Google Fonts are integrated by a server call to Google (usually in the USA). Privacy policy: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/, Opt-Out: https://www.google.com/settings/ads/.
Maps provided by the "Google Maps" service of the third party provider Google Inc, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. Privacy policy: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/, Opt-Out: https://www.google.com/settings/ads/
Videos from the "YouTube" platform of the third party provider Google Inc, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. Privacy policy: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/, Opt-Out: https://www.google.com/settings/ads/.
Within our online offer functions of the service Google+ are integrated. These functions are offered by the third party provider Google Inc, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. If you are logged in to your Google+ account, you can link the contents of our pages to your Google+ profile by clicking the Google+ button. This allows Google to associate your visit to our pages with your user account. We would like to point out that we, as the provider of the pages, have no knowledge of the content of the transmitted data or its use by Google+. Privacy policy: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/, Opt-Out: https://www.google.com/settings/ads/.
Within our online offer functions of the service Instagram are integrated. These functions are offered by Instagram Inc, 1601 Willow Road, Menlo Park, CA, 94025, USA. If you are logged in to your Instagram account, you can link the content of our pages to your Instagram profile by clicking the Instagram button. This allows Instagram to associate your visit to our site with your account. We would like to point out that we, as the provider of the pages, have no knowledge of the content of the transmitted data or its use by Instagram. Privacy policy: http://instagram.com/about/legal/privacy/.
Our online services use functions of the LinkedIn network. The provider is LinkedIn Corporation, 2029 Stierlin Court, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. Each time you access one of our pages that contains LinkedIn features, a connection to LinkedIn servers is established. LinkedIn will be notified that you have visited our sites using your IP address. If you click on LinkedIn's "Recommend Button" and are logged into your LinkedIn account, LinkedIn is able to track your visit to our site to you and your account. We would like to point out that we, as the provider of the pages, have no knowledge of the content of the transmitted data or its use by LinkedIn. Privacy policy: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy, Opt-Out: https://www.linkedin.com/psettings/guest-controls/retargeting-opt-out.
We use social plugins from the Pinterest social network, which is operated by Pinterest Inc. 635 High Street, Palo Alto, CA, 94301, USA ("Pinterest"). When you access a page that contains such a plugin, your browser establishes a direct connection to the servers of Pinterest. The plugin transfers protocol data to the Pinterest server in the USA. This log data may include your IP address, the address of the websites you visit that also contain Pinterest functions, the type and settings of your browser, the date and time of your request, your use of Pinterest and cookies. Privacy Policy: https://about.pinterest.com/de/privacy-policy.
Within our online offer functions of the service Twitter can be integrated. These functions are offered by Twitter Inc, 1355 Market Street, Suite 900, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA. By using Twitter and the "Re- Tweet" function, the websites you visit are linked to your Twitter account and made known to other users. Data is also transferred to Twitter in the process. We would like to point out that we, as the provider of the pages, have no knowledge of the content of the transmitted data or its use by Twitter. Privacy policy of Twitter at http://twitter.com/privacy. You can change your privacy settings on Twitter in the account settings at http://twitter.com/account/settins.
We use social plugins from the Tumblr social network operated by Tumblr, Inc. located at 35 East 21st Street, 10E, New York, NY 10010, USA ("Tumblr "). When you view a page that contains such a plugin, your browser makes a direct connection to Tumblr's servers. The plugin transmits protocol data to the Tumblr server in the USA. This log data may include your IP address, the address of websites visited that also contain Tumblr functions, browser type and settings, date and time of the request, your use of Tumblr and cookies. Privacy Policy: https://www.tumblr.com/policy/en/privacy.
We use features of the XING network. The provider is XING AG, Dammtorstraße 29- 32, 20354 Hamburg, Germany. Each time one of our pages containing Xing functions is called up, a connection to Xing servers is established. To the best of our knowledge, no personal data is stored. In particular, no IP addresses are stored or the usage behaviour is evaluated. Privacy policy: https://www.xing.com/app/share?op=data_protection.
Web analysis and optimization using the Hotjar service, provided by the third party Hotjar Ltd, Level 2, St Julians Business Centre, 3, Elia Zammit Street, St Julians STJ 1000, Malta, Europe. Hotjar allows you to track movements on the websites where Hotjar is used (so-called heat maps). For example, you can see how far users scroll and which buttons users click on how often. Furthermore, technical data such as selected language, system, screen resolution and browser type are recorded. In this context, user profiles can be created, at least temporarily during the visit to our website. Furthermore, Hotjar also makes it possible to obtain feedback directly from the users of the website. In this way, we obtain valuable information to make our websites even faster and more customer-friendly. Privacy policy: https://www.hotjar.com/privacy. Opt-out: https://www.hotjar.com/opt-out.
External code of the JavaScript framework "jQuery", provided by the third-party provider jQuery Foundation, https://jquery.org.
Right of users
Users have the right to request information free of charge about the personal data we have stored about them.
In addition, users have the right to correct inaccurate data, restrict the processing and delete their personal data, if applicable, to exercise their rights to data portability and, in case of suspected unlawful data processing, to lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority.
Users can also revoke their consent, generally with effect for the future.
The data stored with us will be deleted as soon as they are no longer required for their intended purpose and the deletion does not conflict with any legal storage obligations. Provided that user data are not deleted because they are required for other and legally permissible purposes, their processing is restricted. This means that the data is blocked and not processed for other purposes. This applies, for example, to user data that must be retained for commercial or tax law reasons.
According to legal requirements, the storage is for 6 years according to § 257 paragraph 1 HGB (commercial books, inventories, opening balance sheets, annual financial statements, commercial letters, accounting vouchers, etc.) and for 10 years according to § 147 paragraph 1 AO (books, records, management reports, accounting vouchers, commercial and business letters, documents relevant for taxation, etc.).
Right of objection
Users can object to the future processing of their personal data in accordance with the legal requirements at any time. The objection may in particular be made against processing for the purposes of direct advertising.
We reserve the right to change the privacy policy in order to adapt it to changed legal situations or in case of changes in the service and data processing. However, this only applies with regard to declarations on data processing. Insofar as the consent of the users is required or components of the data protection declaration contain regulations of the contractual relationship with the users, the changes will only be made with the consent of the users.
Users are asked to inform themselves regularly about the content of the privacy policy.
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To create the app catalog, if it doesnt exist, on the Add-in/app catalog site page, choose OK. On the Create Add-in Catalog Site collection dialog, specify the title and web site address of your add-in catalog site. It is recommended that you include "catalog" in the title and URL to make it memorable and distinguishable in the SharePoint Admin Center.
Open the Visual Studio solution, and then right-click the project node in Solution Explorer. Choose Publish.
In the Publish pane, choose Package the add-in. The add-in is packaged and saved as an *.app file in the solution's \bin\debug\web.publish\1.0.0.0 folder.
Open your add-in catalog site in a browser and choose SharePoint Add-ins in the navigation bar.
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Patients suffering from serious illness often are unable to participate in their own healthcare. From the physician's point of view, the incapacitated patient presents not only medical conditions in need of treatment but also legal issues to be addressed. Physicians must turn to their patient's guardian, power of attorney, or surrogate for assistance in determining preferred course of treatment. It is the legal issues related to the relationship between the physician, incapacitated patient, and surrogate that this article seeks to explore.
Incapacitation of acute medical in-patients is significant. Some studies place the percentage of incapacity amongst acute medical in-patients at forty percent (40%).[i] These incapacitated patients and their physicians must rely upon surrogates to select and consent to a course of medical treatment. Unfortunately, studies show that many patients and physicians are ill prepared to handle this situation.
The New York Times recently reported that many physicians, especially older ones and specialists, indicated that they would postpone conversations with terminally ill end-of-life patients. These discussions frequently took place once no more treatment options were available and the patient had deteriorated. [ii] It could be surmised from this that physicians may not be fully informed as to their incapacitated patient's wishes when entering into conversations with that patient's surrogate.
With these facts as a backdrop, it should be no surprise that physicians and patient surrogates experience some level of difficulty in communication. Physicians reported that disagreements between themselves and surrogates were common. However, it should be noted that "overt conflict" was rare, occurring only five percent (5%) of the time. It is also been reported that agreement on medical treatment between physician and surrogate was less likely when physicians experience trouble contacting the surrogate. Also, Asian physicians experience more difficulty reaching agreement with surrogates than their white colleagues.
Even when communication went smoothly between the physician and patient's surrogate, many difficult decisions had to be made without any prior discussions with the patient as to healthcare preference. Over fifty percent (50%) of the time, physicians and surrogates had either not discussed healthcare preferences and end-of-life issues with the patient or were unaware of the patient's desires as to these issues. It should also be noted that physicians may be placed in a position of taking care of a patient in an acute condition with whom they had no pre-existing relationship. This situation places the physician several steps removed from determining patients' preferences. Obviously, this less than optimal condition is difficult for both physician and surrogate. In fact, nearly one-quarter (1/4) of physicians felt that decision making in this circumstance caused them a great deal of distress.
Jeffrey Segal is a board-certified neurosurgeon who was educated at the University of Texas and the Baylor College of Medicine, earning Phi Beta Kappa and AOA Medical Honor Society recognition. Dr. Segal is the founder and CEO of Medical Justice.
Michael J. Sacopulos is a partner with Sacopulos, Johnson & Sacopulos of Terre Haute, Indiana.His area of practice concentrates upon healthcare litigation including medical malpractice defense and third party payor issues. He is General Counsel of Medical Justice Services, Inc.
Click here for information on Medical Justice.
Contact via email info@medicaljustice.com or call 877.MED.JUST (877.633.5878).
Informed Consent is easily misunderstood. It is not, as we so often might think, a piece of paper representing a patient's agreement to a procedure or surgery or program. Quite the opposite. According to the "Bible" of informed consent - Fay Rozovsky's "Consent to Treatment," "Consent is a process, not a form. It is a communications process....a two-way flow of information that helps care providers identify potential risk, and then to design care plans in a way that helps reduce the risk of harm."
Further, Rozovsky writes "Those who wish to litigate subsequent to an adverse or unanticipated outcome may do so regardless of a robust consent process." Frequently, if there is an adverse outcome, litigation is the result. While consent communication can help diffuse litigants, it does not always stop them from litigating on the very issue of informed consent. While consent to treatment is a fundamental component of medicine, it is often poorly executed in the field. The results of poor consent to treatment can be catastrophic for all involved: patient, physician, family, institution. Therefore, whether litigation does result or not, proper consent to treatment is a sine qua non of good medical care.
There are three profound difficulties facing physicians who wish to deliver the best possible informed consent.
1. Consent to treatment means disclosing potentially terrible outcomes. "Yes, and you might die" is not something many physicians wish to say, even if there is a possibility of death. Reason: hope springs eternal in the human breast, and physicians and patients alike find that hope - or "faith" in the healer - is a critical component of the healing process. Fear is its enemy.
2. Consent to treatment is uncompensated. Physicians are generally paid for their time and skill. But no ICD-9 code exists for "informed consent." This creates a problematic psychological barrier to the physician.
3. Good differential diagnosis requires at times that physicians, simply, recognize that they do not know precisely what's going on, but that they make a "best guess" at a diagnosis, and proceed to watch carefully as treatment progresses. Physicians cannot be paid for their services without a core diagnosis. Yet, patients often do not want to return, and often do not call or inform the physician when a treatment isn't having the desired result. So both the billing process, and patient expectations, frustrate the program of differential diagnosis, and thereby also frustrate informed consent.
One of our doctors in the pediatric insurance company I run - a Board-certified emergency pediatrician - reasons this way when presented with an uncertain diagnosis. "What is the worst possible thing this could be? What is the most catastrophic diagnosis? Could this problem, this disease process, this presentation, be this "worst possible thing?" He then considers the "next worst possibility," and so forth.
What does this have to do with informed consent? You cannot readily inform a patient about a treatment for a disease process or procedure, if you are still largely uncertain. "It could be this, it could be that, it could be something else" is difficult for patients to absorb. I mention this to indicate the intimate relationship between consent to treatment and differential diagnosis.
"...An informed consent waiver is not worth the paper it's written on if a) you should not have had the surgery; b) you were not properly screened or verbally informed of the risks; c) the physician botched your operation. On the other hand, doctors wouldn't make you sign these forms if they didn't offer some protection against lawsuits. ....the strength of any waiver you signed depends on the skill of your attorney to break it....Our experience has been that most victims did not fully understand the risks - a lack of informed consent - because no doctor ever sat down to discuss "the good, the bad, and the ugly."
In order to provide a high-level of patient safety and disclosure, and to make sure that every possible risk has been thoroughly disclosed to patients and their families, it is imperative that providers implement a well-designed Informed Consent Program. A good program provides important disclosures to patients while saving doctors time. Simultaneously, its reporting system assists doctors and patients to focus on the key issues of comprehension or concern. It helps to protect doctors from unreasonable lawsuits, and patients from misinformation.
1 To effectively and efficiently deliver critically important information about proposed procedures, surgeries and programs to patients.
2 To save doctors time and the difficulty of remembering every element related to a particular procedure's informed consent.
4 To offer patients a chance to deeply understand their need for a procedure in a comfortable home environment, and to share the information directly with others.
5 To enhance patient-physician relationships with definitive consent to treatment.
6 To empower patients to understand the consequences of their decisions.
7 To help patients achieve a deeper sense of personal responsibility for their health care.
can we carve out the workers compensation coverage to join a dividend program?
A: Many medical practice administrators are unaware that most payroll companies and PEO's will allow them to carve out the workers compensation coverage in order to join a dividend program. The workers compensation coverage is not a priority for payroll companies and PEO's. They are usually willing to work with you in order to maintain your payroll and human resource portions of your practice.
Moving into an independent workers compensation dividend program is very easy and it can be accomplished by using the payroll company or PEO to provide the payroll information directly to the workers compensation carrier. If you have a small premium (Less than $10K), you can join directly with the assistance of your independent agent with very little effort.
The benefits of joining a dividend program are the potential yearly payout of up to 25% for small practices and up to 45% for large practices. In addition, the physician officers can choose to be exempt from the policy. Many PEO's include the officers as they become employees of the PEO. This is a large expense that can be avoided. As always, I recommend that you seek qualified, competent expert advice from an independent agent specializing in workers compensation insurance.
Tom Murphy is a workers' compensation and medical malpractice insurance specialist agent with Danna-Gracey, Inc., an independent insurance agency based in downtown Delray Beach with a statewide team of specialists dedicated solely to insurance coverage placement for Florida's doctors. He can be reached (800) 966-2120 or by e mail click here.
According to national statistics, pharmaceutical and medical device companies represent a more than $30 billion industry. In order to test the safety and efficacy of their new products, such companies rely on clinical trials. Trials are a required step in securing FDA approval for marketing in the retail domain. And since there is incentive to get drugs and devices to market as quickly as possible, companies make significant investments toward this end.
Historically, due to prestige and publication rights, clinical trials have been conducted in academic medical settings. But because of motivation to get products to market quickly, the industry began working with private physician groups to expedite this process. Many physicians have gained research experience through residencies, internships, or fellowships. If you posses this kind of experience, you can use it to bring both direct and intrinsic value to your practice through clinical trials.
A clinical trial (also clinical research) is a research study involving human volunteers designed to answer specific health questions. Interventional studies are those in which the research subjects are assigned by the investigator to a treatment or other intervention, and their outcomes are measured. Observational studies are those in which individuals are observed and their outcomes are measured by the investigators. Interventional trials determine whether experimental treatments or new ways of using known therapies are safe and effective under controlled environments. Observational trials address health issues in large groups of people or populations in natural settings.
Although profits may come slowly and inconsistently at the beginning, once a practice begins to conduct a consistent number of trials, cash flow is likely to even out and have a positive impact on the practice's bottom-line.
Private physician groups are fast becoming essential to research and development in the pharmaceutical and medical device industry. It is important to keep in mind, though, that developing a reputable clinical trial program in your physician practice and becoming an experienced principal investigator will require an investment in time, effort, and patience. Nevertheless, once established, ongoing commitment to a clinical trial program can bring long-term value to your practice.
* Increase in the complexity of billing rules.
* The number of provider plans is increasing.
* Change in federal and state legislation have increased the administrative burden on physician practices.
Practice management systems alone cannot correct this because they are not designed to identify or track contractual payment errors. Solving this problem requires a practice-specific payor contract knowledge base which can value the services performed according to the complex terms of today's healthcare contracts. The solution is a physician revenue cycle management that encompasses a unique integrated solution which includes web-based practice management software, claim submission, electronic eligibility verification, payment posting, claim follow-up, denial management, insurance rule creation, insurance contract definition, appointment reminder calls and more. All designed together to increase a practices revenue and meet challenges of a vastly complex medical practice landscape.


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Q: Why is the image of a laser point both real and virtual when shone on a plane mirror? I shined a laser pointer on a mirror to see how it reflects, quite interestingly, I saw the image of the laser point on the floor inside the mirror and an image on the floor right beneath me OUTSIDE the mirror without any distortions or loss of resolution. So a plane mirror technically should only produce a virtual image  in all cases, but there seems to be a contradiction here as both a real and virtual image are seen at the same time.

A: Your statement that a plane mirror should only create virtual image in all cases is overly restrictive. It is true that if you are considering a point source of light (such as a point on a pencil you hold near the mirror which scatters diffuse light from the room in all direction but in particular towards the mirror) then the image of that original object formed by the mirror will always be virtual.
However, if the light you are considering is not emanating from a single point but rather consists of collimated light rays (like a laser pointer) or consists of converging light rays then upon reflection from the mirror those light rays can re converge to form a real image. However, I'll point out that in the case of a laser beam there is no need for the light rays to converge to illuminate an object or create a spot. I'll just consider the light beam to be collimated from here on out.
What are you are observing in your experiment is that the (collimated) laser light reflects off of the mirror and travels towards the floor (still collimated). If you like you can think of this as there being a "virtual image" of the light beam. Next what happens is the light travels to the floor, hits the floor, and then scatters off the floor. The scattered light from the floor then goes to the mirror and reflects off the mirror creating a virtual image of the floor illuminated by the reflected laser beam.
I hope this clears up your confusion.

A: Your mirror isn't a plane mirror, you've lambertian reflection at the mirror floor, therefore you can observe the dot.

A: Maybe the LASER just reflected on to the floor by the mirror just check it out & LASER dispersion is very low you can only observe it at long distance.

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Level Headed è il settimo album dei Sweet, pubblicato nel 1978 per l'etichetta discografica Polydor Records in Europa e dalla Capitol Records nel resto del mondo.

Tracce della versione Polydor Records
 Dream On (A. Scott)
 Love Is Like Oxygen (Griffin, Scott)
 California Nights (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)
 Strong Love (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)
 Fountain (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)
 Anthem, No. 1 (Lady of the Lake) (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)
 Silverbird (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)
 Lettres d'Amour (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)
 Anthem, No. 2 (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)
 Air on 'A' Tape Loop (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)

Tracce della versione Capitol Records
 California Nights (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) 3:39
 Silverbird (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) 3:24
 Dream On (Scott) 2:48
 Fountain (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) 4:11 (versione edited nell'outro)
 Love Is Like Oxygen (Griffin, Scott) 6:49
 Anthem, No. 1 (Lady of the Lake) (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) 4:08
 Strong Love (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) 3:24
 Lettres d'Amour (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) 3:23
 Anthem, No. 2 (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) 00:59
 Air on 'A' Tape Loop (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) 5:53

Altre tracce
Delle stesse sessioni di registrazione  "Cover Girl" (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) è stata pubblicata come B-side del singolo "Love Is Like Oxygen" (Scott, Griffin) (versione edit da 3'44") mentre per l'altro singolo pubblicato "California Nights" (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker) è stata utilizzata una parte edit da una registrazione originariamente fatta per l'album "Off the Record" che faceva parte del brano "Laura Lee" e che viene pubblicata col titolo "Show Me The Way" (Connolly, Priest, Scott, Tucker)

Formazione
 Brian Connolly - voce
 Andy Scott - chitarra, sintetizzatori, cori, voce principale (nelle tracce 3, 4)
 Steve Priest - basso, armonica, cori, voce principale (nella traccia 1)
 Mick Tucker - batteria, cori

Altri musicisti
 Geoff Westley – tastiere, archi (nelle tracce 6, 9)
 Ronnie Asprey – ottoni
 Richard Harvey – baroque wind
 Stevie Lange – voce nel brano 8

Collegamenti esterni


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The Flash Museum is a fictional museum that appears in comic books published by DC Comics. The museum is dedicated to the superheroes sharing the alias of the Flash, with its primary focus on Barry Allen. It first appeared in the 'B' story from The Flash #154 (August 1965), "Gangster Masquerade," created by John Broome and Carmine Infantino.

Fictional history
The museum has been destroyed and subsequently rebuilt several times during the careers of both Barry Allen and Wally West. The museum was originally located in Central City, but was relocated to Keystone City after the original was destroyed by Hunter Zolomon. The museum was last destroyed in The Flash (vol. 2) #196 (May 2003), and a rebuilt museum is shown in The Flash (vol. 2) #208 (May 2004). After the death of the fourth Flash (Bart Allen), a statue of him was constructed with a candlelight vigil in his memory being held shortly thereafter. Bart's statue was vandalized and later destroyed by Superman-Prime, who holds a grudge against Bart for his initial defeat during the events of Infinite Crisis.

The museum features various exhibits about the Flash, including his battles and his rogues gallery of foes. The museum also contains a working cosmic treadmill, the device that allows Flash to travel to other dimensions and across time. In addition to the exhibits, the Flash Museum houses a vast storage of various artifacts and weaponry that the Flash has encountered. Depending on the story, some of these weapons are actually part of public exhibits, and are occasionally used during a fight.

The museum's curator since its founding is Dexter Myles, a former Shakespearean actor given the job by Barry Allen after his assistance in foiling a robbery. The museum is depicted in JLA/Avengers #1 (September 2003), and is the site of a battle between the Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver against Black Canary, Blue Beetle, and Hawkman to retrieve the Wand of Watoomb, which is won by the Avengers after the Witch uses her chaos magic to knock out the other fighters.

In Justice League: Cry for Justice, Jay Garrick, Ray Palmer, and Freddy Freeman arrive at a destroyed Flash Museum where technology from the cosmic treadmill was stolen, and three of Jay's friends were killed.

Future versions
 In the Teen Titans story arc "Titans Tomorrow", set ten years in the future, the whole of Keystone City is converted into a huge Flash Museum. The adult Impulse uses the museum as a hideout.
 In the "Cobalt Blue" storyline, the Flash Museum is shown to exist in the 25th and 30th centuries. By the later era, the museum contains exhibits on the many Flashes of the previous 1,000 years. The new curators are a pair of robots named Dexter and Myles.
 Several years before the Legion of Superheroes are formed, the Flash Museum is a derelict wreck. This is because the current President of Earth, Thawne, despises the Allen genealogical line. Despite this, it hosts the functioning Cosmic Treadmill.

Other versions

Flashpoint
In the Flashpoint reality, Flash is not Central City's superhero. Instead the resident hero Citizen Cold has his own museum.

In other media

Television

Live Action
 The Flash Museum is referenced in the live-action series The Flash (1990 / CBS). In the episode "Fast Forward", Barry Allen is thrown 10 years into the future where Central City is ruled by the brutal dictator Nicholas Pike. Allen is taken to the headquarters of the resistance, where they keep a room full of Flash artifacts that they refer to as "the Flash museum." Among the artifacts are newspapers, the Mask of Rasputin (from the episode "Honor Among Thieves"), the Trickster's costume, the Ghostess's costume, Nightshade's costume (both from the episode "Ghost in the Machine"), and a replica Flash costume.
 The Flash Museum is referenced in the CW television series  The Flash (2014 / The CW) . Dexter Myles appears in the series. In the episode "Things You Can not Outrun", Barry Allen mentions that he "does not want to museum built in [his] name", when asked whether or not he helps people for the glory. In the season 1 finale, "Fast Enough," when Barry is running back in time, there are a few glimpses of future events, one of them being the Flash museum. The museum is mentioned in season 5 episodes "Nora" and "Blocked" and appears in a flashback of "The Death of Vibe". Between 2018 and 2024, the Flash Museum will be inaugurated in the same building as the S.T.A.R. Labs, with Mr. Myles becoming its curator. Some time in or before 2032, a section called the "Hall of Villains" was built. This area included a wide variety of equipment that the Flash's enemies had used, or in the case of some artifacts, gadgets Team Flash had developed to take them down.

Animation
The Flash Museum appears in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Flash and Substance". True to form, it is destroyed in the fight between the Flash, Batman, Orion, and several members of the Flash's rogues gallery. A huge statue of the Flash is built in front of the museum. Among the exhibits are Jay Garrick's helmet, the Kid Flash costume, some wax mannequins of Flash's enemies, Turtle Man, Gorilla Grodd, Top and others, one of Captain Boomerang's actual boomerangs, and a globe with a miniature Flash and Superman racing around it to commemorate their race in the Superman: The Animated Series episode "Speed Demons".

Film
In the animated movie Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, the Flash museum appears attacked by Captain Cold, Top, Captain Boomerang, Heat Wave and Mirror Master. However, Professor Zoom betrays the rogues and attaches bombs to them which cannot be removed. The plot is thwarted when the Justice League arrive and manage to dispose the bombs from each of the rogues.

Video games
The Flash Museum appears in DC Universe Online.

Comic Strips
In a storyline of the comic strip Funky Winkerbean, The Flash Museum in Central City is a destination for a surprise trip planned for Darrin, a main character.

References

External links
 Flash Museum at Those Who Ride the Lightning
 Flash Museum entry on DCDatabaseProject

Central City (DC Comics)
Flash (comics)
Fictional museums
Fictional buildings and structures originating in comic books


The Unique Vintage x Alfred Shaheen collection features reproductions of original Alfred Shaheen designs. If you're unfamiliar with Shaheen's legacy – his post-WWII apparel was critical in expanding Hawaii's garment-manufacturing industry. He is often heralded as "the creator of the Hawaiian shirt," and many of his authentic designs are still sought after in the vintage community. Unique Vintage partnered with Alfred Shaheen's estate to recreate four of his most iconic designs – some of which are even available in children's, men's, and women's sizes.
I was immediately drawn to the Blue Tapa Tapestry print – according to Unique Vintage's website, "The stunning blue print is an officially licensed Alfred Shaheen reproduction of Tapa Tapestry, a gorgeous homage to island fab with repeated motifs of pineapple, hibiscus, and geometric patterns throughout." This playful print made me fantasize about splashing around in a lake and relaxing in the summer sun.
True to Unique Vintage designs, the dresses and playsuits come in a range of sizes – XS-4X, so that women of all shapes can don these styles. I chose the playsuit in my usual size small and was pleased with the fit. I have thick legs so sometimes shorts can dig into them, but I did not have that problem with the Blue Tapa Tapestry Romper.
Tom opted for the Blue Tapa Tapestry Cabana Set Aloha Shirt and Shorts. Both of which come in men's sizes S-XXL. Tom wears a size large and found the fit comfortable. The shirt fit him in the shoulders but left some room in the tummy for a relaxed fit and feel (which is perfect since the material has no stretch). The shorts also fit well with an elasticized waist-band and drawstring, perfect for ensuring the waves didn't carry them away. His one critique is that the shorts are a bit short, barely covering his boxers. Though they are perfect for a beach day as swim trunks, he doesn't think he would wear the shorts in everyday life. But he loves the print and has already worn the shirt multiple times since its arrival.
Both the Romper and Cabana Suit are made out of 100% cotton. Tom liked how his shirt featured wooden buttons and had a side pocket. He was also pleased to discover that the shorts also contained a tiny pocket on the right side, covered with a flap to protect his belongings.
I was glad to see that the Romper had polyester lining with a back zipper and hook and eye. But I was even more thrilled when I tucked my hands inside the side pockets!
The Blue Tapa Tapestry Romper retails for $118 USD and the both the Blue Tapa Tapestry Cabana Suit Shirt and Shorts retail for $78 USD a piece.
All in all Tom and I were so happy to don these matching designs together. Thank you to Tom's sister Liana for snapping these gorgeous shots! And thank you to Unique Vintage for partnering with us for this extra special blog post.
'Til next time my loves!
Disclaimer: These items were gifted to me by Unique Vintage. However, all views expressed on this blog, as well as my other social media outlets, are strictly my own.
I love these pieces! I've never heard of the brand so thank you for sharing. Tell Tom he looked extra spiffy and hopefully he'll get a few more vintage pieces. You both look amazing together! ❤ Loved the Romper. Gonna have to check them out.
Thanks so much Angela! I will share that with Tom! It was so much fun getting to do this with him. And what is more perfect than cabana suits?


Over the holidays, my family got quite a few lovely bouquets with roses and baby's breath and other cute little flowers. That really got me to brainstorming: I have all these essential oils I've collected over the past couple of years, I love Epsom salt baths, and I love flowers. So, I started drying out the rose petals and tiny decorative flowers, picked some lavender from my herb garden, and hopped online to research ratios for my blends.
These blends make great gifts for friends and family. They also allow you to turn your bath time into spa time, reaping the benefits of both Epsom salt soaks, and aromatherapy.
I came up with two bath soaks that I really enjoy, but this recipe makes a good base for any essential oil blend you prefer. Let this be your jumping off point! Also, if you're like me and don't want to wait a while for all the flowers to dry, turn your oven on its lowest setting, lay your flowers, herbs, and/or petals out on a baking sheet, and stick them in the oven. Start with 8-10 minutes and check every few minutes after that. The good thing about low temperature oven drying is that its way faster than just waiting for air to do the trick, and it preserves the color of the rose petals.
The base for the bath soak is 2 cups Epsom salts to one cup of Pink Himalayan Sea Salt. I got both of mine off amazon. I also purchased 6oz mason jars for storage. One batch of this salt blend will produce 3-5 jars depending on how many additional additives you put in and how full you make the jars. Add 8-10 drops (combined) of oils, and 5-8 drops of carrier oil, then mix while slowly adding additional salt at the 2 to 1 ratio until you have the texture you want. Add flowers and/or dried herbs, mix again and pour into your jars. It's that simple!
I'm a big fan of blue ridge hemp products. I've had my calm and relax CBD roll on for a while and love the smell of the oils. I also love CBD products, so for this blend, I decided to just pop off the top of my roll on, pour in about half the contents, and blend with my 2 to 1 salt mix. Then I added ¼ cup dried lavender, about a tablespoon of tangerine zest, dried rose petals, and some dried little flowers that I can't identify but came in a bouquet I got. The ingredients in the CBD blend are: Grapeseed Oil, Cannabis sativa L. Extract, Lavender Flower, Valerian Root, Tangerine Essential Oil, Orange Essential Oil, Ylang Ylang Essential Oil, Patchouli Essential Oil, Blue Tansy Essential Oil, Contains Amethyst. You can purchase it here: https://blueridgehempco.com/products/cbd-infused-roll-on-oil-blend-calm-relax. I am not and have never been paid by Blue Ridge Hemp, but I did receive this product for free about a year ago.
I hope you guys enjoy this base recipe for making your own bath soaks. Remember, I used 6 oz. jars and each batch made between 3-5 jars depending on how full I made them and how many flowers I put in. You can use muslin bags for the same effect as adding the salts directly to the bath, but with the salts in the bag, there's no chance of flowers clogging your drain. The blends I made are for what I needed for my body. Mix one is for relaxation, connecting with myself, and bringing awareness to the here and now. Mix two is for calming my mind and body. Both have multiple benefits because each ingredient (except the decorative flowers) is known to aid the body or mind in some way. Have fun with it! Experiment! You never know what you might come up with!