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Free Periodic Table Printables for The Nerd In Your Life
Hands up, who doesn't love free printables? And if you're a bit of a nerd like me then I have six awesome and free periodic table printables to share with you guys today. They make super cool gifts and will look great hanging on the wall. I even had one printed on a T-shirt for my hubby. He's a nerd too 😀
Nerd (noun): An intellectual badass
Some Interesting Facts About the Periodic Table
The periodic table was created way back in 1869 by Dmitry Mendeleev, a cantankerous professor from the University of St. Petersburg. Apparently he had a tough deadline to meet and played a game of "chemical solitaire" to arrange all the jumbled facts about elements into a logical "cheat sheet". It seems that cranky Prof was quite protective over his table. When argon was discovered in 1894, it didn't fit into Mendeleev's table, so he denied its existence. It was only when radon, neon, krypton, helium, and xenon were found that he finally revised his periodic table to include these noble gases.
Ever wondered why some elements are drifting around at the bottom of the periodic table? It's to make it all fit nicely on a page or screen. Seriously, I'm not kidding. It seems even mad scientists think about pretty layouts 😉
Wonder is the heaviest element on the periodic table. Even a tiny fleck of it stops time.
Elements are often named after the place in which they were documented, like germanium (Germany) and americium (America). Even the Scandinavian god of thunder has an element name after him (Thorium). So do Einstein, the Curies and Prof Mendeleev (Einsteinium, Curium and Mendelevium).
Here's another interesting fact. Dubnium was named after a Russian city north of Moscow where the element was first discovered. But prior to the name becoming official the University of California proposed that it be called hahnium (Ha) in honor of Otto Hahn. I wish they'd gone for Ha instead of Db 😀
There are 118 elements on the periodic table so making up words was so much fun. It's like playing scrabble with chemistry 😀 The only letter you won't be able to find is J. Anyhows enough of my babbling. I promised you printables, not a lesson in the history of the periodic table 😉
Periodic Table Printables for the Nerd in your Life
The first 3 printables are all 8×8 images so they are super easy to print at home and display in a square frame. Just click on the pic to download the zip file. It contains all the elements you need to make the words.
The next 3 are standard letter size and are perfect for nerds with a sense of humor 😉 Once again you can just click on the image to download the zip file.
The following are available in both "black on white" and "white on black". So you get to choose which one fits your decor best.
I do hope you enjoy the printables and please let me know if you have any problems with printing them out. I'd be happy to help out.
Don't forget to pin it for later 😉
And if you don't want to go to the trouble to find the right frames for your printables, I've got you covered Disclosure: Clicking on the links below, means we may receive a very small commission from Amazon. But don't worry it won't come out of your pocket, and it helps us come up with more unique DIY and craft ideas for you 😉
Or perhaps you're looking for some more nerd friendly gift ideas, then maybe these will work.
Thanks so much for stopping by. Until next time, hope you have a beautiful creative week.
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Posted: October 8, 2018 15:30
DorothyLove this. I took GED classes with my autistic daughter to help her get through, and was fascinated with the periodic table. These printables have special meaning to me as a memory of that time with her. (She passed after 1.5 years. Yessss!!.)
Posted: October 6, 2018 02:06
AmyThese are adorable...and hilarious! I love all the history about the periodic table. My favorite fact was that Mendeleev denied Argon's existence because it didn't fit into his table. Dying.
Posted: October 2, 2018 16:08
Christina MakriThank you for the printables Michelle. They are so minimal and they are perfect for my daughter's little appartment in the University.
Posted: October 1, 2018 19:56
MarliThank you 👍
Posted: September 29, 2018 05:30
SusanThank you for the printables. I've been trying to find something fun to give my son for his dorm room and these will work really well 😘
Posted: September 28, 2018 18:02
[email protected]How cool! This is brilliant! Just amazing, thanks for the huge laugh today, pining and sharing on my Facebook page!
Posted: September 28, 2018 15:46
ClaireLove these and my science-loving sons will too!
Posted: September 28, 2018 13:33
MarieNow this idea is genius! Love how you put these elements together to create fun wall art. Wine fits for my house and I need Ha in my office! Pinned and sharing with all the nerds in my life.
Posted: September 28, 2018 12:23
Debrashoppeno5What a fun project. It is the closest I will ever get to the periodic tables. Science is not my thing but using the tables as artwork sure is.
Posted: September 26, 2018 23:10
Mary KalposMichelle the one with the wine is perfect for my son who is going through this phase where he wants to sample all the wines out there. Very cute and so much fun, all of them!!
Posted: September 26, 2018 02:38
LeannaOh, my good grief I love these .... bahahaha.... I have to share these with my sons, they will kill themselves laughing. Spot on fun. Pinning as well.
Posted: September 25, 2018 16:10
Linda at Mixed KreationsLove these Michelle, and how you put them together for some fun wall art! Thanks for sharing the printables and the interesting lesson in history 😊
Posted: September 25, 2018 12:08
CarolannI just love these printables. What fun! And what a great idea for any geek in your life!
Posted: September 25, 2018 05:07
KatriHahaha, I love these and the simple look and how you can make up anything with them!! Awesome idea!!


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Today I was thinking about the church. Usually, people ask, "Did you go to the church?" I believe that is the wrong question. The question should be, are you in the church? The church is a spiritual assembly of believers with the LORD, and we should be in that state of assembly all the time. When we meet as a church on the weekends, we are just symbolically externalizing a spiritual fellowship that should already be in our hearts. My question really is about this fellowship. What is this fellowship, and why do we need it?
First about this fellowship: In John, it is put this way:
That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we looked upon and have touched with our hands, concerning the word of life—the life was made manifest, and we have seen it, and testify to it and proclaim to you the eternal life, which was with the Father and was made manifest to us—that which we have seen and heard we proclaim also to you, so that you too may have fellowship with us; and indeed our fellowship is with the Father and with His Son Jesus Christ. 1 John 1:1-3
What John says is that he, along with his friends, are in constant fellowship with the LORD. John says he is proclaiming the eternal life that comes out of this fellowship to have fellowship with others. That is the apt definition of the church. We should be proclaiming the eternal life that is in us. -- The very eternal life that comes out of our relationship with our LORD. So are you in the church? Or are you merely going to the church? Think about it!
Now how can you be in fellowship with the LORD all the time? Well, we need to see, look upon, and touch the WORD of life all the time. That is, we should be hearing and talking to the LORD in our hearts all the time. Can we do this? The problem is, our LORD is heavenly and spiritual, whereas we are fleshly and spiritual. How can we be in constant touch with the LORD? John provides a solution here:
If we say we have fellowship with Him while we walk in darkness, we lie and do not practice the truth. But if we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus His Son cleanses us from all sin. I John 1:6-7
So to have fellowship with the LORD, we need to walk in the light. What do you mean by walking in the light? It is definitely not acting to be a perfect person. If we are perfect, where is the question of the LORD cleansing us from all sin? If you read further, it says walking in light means confessing that we are bad people!
If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us. 1 John 1:8-10
In the above verse, watch the word "we." So even the great apostle John who wrote the book of revelation need to confess his sin. So our fellowship with our LORD is the one of confession and forgiveness. That is how an earthy can have an association with the heavenly (1 Cor 15:48-49).
So now that we are clear about our fellowship with the LORD what about our fellowship with our brothers and sisters in Christ. There are two parts to this relationship. One is about watching, and another is about serving. If you read here:
Then He said to them, "My soul is very sorrowful, even to death; remain here, and watch with me." - Matt 26:38
So when our brother or sister's soul is sorrowful unto death, we need to be with them. Our heavenly brother Jesus was sorrowful to die for sin, our earthly brother and sisters might be sorrowful by spiritually dying out of sin. We need to be there with them so that the eternal life in us will revive them, and sometimes the eternal life in them will revive us.
Now, in fellowship with the LORD, we are all one, our LORD does not discriminate us with different levels of fellowship. However, he does provide us with different kind of gifts. These gifts are given not to boss over others, but to serve one another. Serve in what way?
But encourage each other every day, while you still have something called "today." Help each other so that none of you will be fooled by sin and become too hard to change. - Heb 3:13
So next time you are in the church shaking hands with your brother or sister, remember your fellowship with the LORD and your duty to watch and serve your fellow believer to the best of your ability.

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RangaShankara – Rehearsal
Theatre festival â screamed the posters hung all over the city. With an abstract face painted in bright colors, the publicity by Hutch could not go unnoticed. The interviews of Arundathi Nag and other information by the media could only add to interest among the people.
The bug could not leave me â occasional visitor to theatre â unbitten. Work pressures and other appointments kept me away from it but I finally managed to allot it priority and time on weekend.
Located in the quiet and residential JP Nagar, it is little easier to approach RS compared to heavy traffic ways to other theatres in Blore. Plays are to start at 7:30, but anticipating some rush (weekend), we decided to be there by 6. To our surprise there was a long queue. We were told there were available only 10 tickets and since there was no point standing in queue (as told by security), we tried to explore the place.
The architecture of the building itself adds it to visit-worthy spots of Bangalore. The stone kept at the entrance, interior decoration, lighting, colors all try to imitate the abstract beauty of plays.
There is a bookshop whose shelves are decorated with all kinds of books. It will just be another hangout place for book lover. Spotted cinema related books and other best sellers.
There is a café where one can taste light snacks and sip coffee. What makes it look trendy and different is the homely feel due to unconventional chairs/tables and their placement. Candle lit tables and the surrounding dark atmosphere makes it a right hang-out place for people who love peace.
A platform performance was going onâ¦(a puppet show managed by a single person behind the screen) but my disappointment of having missed the play came in the way of enjoying the performance.
Thanks to good publicity and class performers from all over India associated with this festival, there was a good crowd. Crowd varied from mature old people to MTv isthyle young people. From serious looking faces to time passing couples. From people wearing dull jubba to colorful dresses. All this only added to already vibrant atmosphere. Among the celebrities I spotted were, apart from the very Arundathi Nag, some other TV/Theatre personalities(Mukta,BAB etc)
Shankar Nag:
Rangashankara is erected in tribute to Shankar Nag â one of the most versatile artist India has ever seen. From acting to directing, from theatres to tv/movies, if there was a person whose thoughts were always ahead of his era, it was Shankar. Nick named Karate king, some of his movies had ingredients of popular movie while others had a touch of art cinema. But of all his works, Malgudi Days remains my favorite and is a timeless work liked by all ages. It is only a tragedy and loss of unknown impact that death hugged him in a hurry.
His friend and wife Arundathi set out to put one of his many dreams into reality. Her second child â Rangashankara â is the result of her efforts to create âdedicated space for theatre and theatre related activitiesâ?- a dream she shared with Shankar Nag and other friends.
Though it feels nice to imagine Shankar Nag to be breathing all over the place, mind looks out for his presence. There it is â his picture with his hands held high, welcoming us right in the entrance.
With a disappointed heart, we had to depart â having smelt, seen the food, without tasting it. We bid bye with a wish to go there once again, soon.
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Low Thyroid: A Major Factor in Weight Gain
Your thyroid is a butterfly-shaped organ that wraps around the base of your throat. It is incredibly important for controlling metabolism and proper body weight.
The classic signs of a sluggish thyroid:
Weight gain, lethargy, low-level depression, poor quality hair and nails, hair loss, dry skin, fatigue, cold hands and feet, and constipation.
The sad fact is, half of all people with hypothyroidism are never diagnosed.
Tests for hypothyroidism are incredibly unreliable. Why is that?
Much of it has to do with misinterpretation and misunderstanding of lab tests, particularly TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone). Most physicians believe that if your TSH value is within the range of "normal," your thyroid is fine. But more and more physicians are discovering that the TSH value is grossly unreliable for diagnosing hypothyroidism.
And the TSH range for "normal" keeps changing!
In an effort to improve diagnosis of thyroid disease, in 2003 the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists revised the "normal" TSH range as 0.3 to 3.042. The previous range was defined as 0.5 and 5.0, which red-flagged only the most glaring hypothyroidism cases.
However, the new range is still not wholly reliable as the sole indicator of a sulky thyroid gland. You simply cannot identify one TSH value that is "normal" for every person, regardless of age, health, or other factors.
At Abundant life Life we've found that many clients have low thyroid function. Not to mention the fact that nearly everyone is deficient in iodine, which is literally the "fuel" for the thyroid. Iodized salt may contain enough iodine to prevent goiter (enlargement of the thyroid) but is grossly inadequate for actually allowing the thyroid to thrive and be perfectly healthy.
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- Metal toxicity (Metal/mercury fillings seem to leach down onto the thyroid more than any other organ in the body; possibly because the thyroid is not protected with a layer of fat as are other internal organs)
- An ALLERGY to thyroid hormones (yes, even to synthroid or levothyroxin!) I find that ALL my clients on thyroid medications or who have low thyroid have become allergic to their own thyroid hormone, in which their body destroys it to about 35% of its optimal performance. This means their metabolism cannot rise above 35%; meaning unless they eat less than a third of what a "normal" person would eat they cannot even lose weight!!
Do you know anyone who falls into that category?! Even when their doctor increases their Synthroid they cannot lose weight. Their immune system is destroying it nearly as fast as it takes it in.
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The Guru-Purnima message
Posted by Awakening of Sanatan Dharma
Guru-Purnima infuses the Jiva, who has been wandering for countless lives, with the blessedness of knowledge, Bhakti and Yoga. Through the teachings of the preceptors, God and the scriptures and through the jiva's own experience and makes him capable of saving himself from the agony he has been suffering in mothers' wombs and entitles him to attain to the Supreme State.
Guru-Purnima is the day of making one's mind holy by recalling the memory of God-realized Gurus like MaharshiVed Vyas ji who make one capable of attaining to the Supreme State. This is the day of practising penance and taking pious vows. It is the day when one should undertake some new resolve according to the guidance of the preceptor.
'These are the shortcomings in my mind; these are the shortcomings in my conduct; these are the shortcomings in my life…'
After such introspection, one should take a resolve to undertake some observance,japa or anushthana which one is capable of so as to weed out the shortcomings and then one should resolve to move ahead in one's spiritual journey. It is the day when one should take stock of the spiritual endeavours made by him in the past year and the spiritual experiences had thereby and should look to the Guru for tips for making further progress.
After the Vyas Purnima, schools of spirituality open and new lessons are taught.In summer the land becomes parched, the rain comes around Vyas Purnima and the earth is infused with a new life as are the trees. Similarly, Vyas Purnima brings new spiritual awakening, new radiance, new joy and new vigour in the sadhaka's life and inspires him to move forward to a new life. Inspired by this pious festival, the Jiva can endeavour to realize God.
Maharshi Veda Vyasji commenced writing the world's first ever spiritual treatise, 'Brahman-Sutra' on this day. The Mahabharata was completed on the Guru-Purnima day and Gods blessed this day saying,
"The sadhaka, who worships his Guru on this day, who propitiates his Guru and determines his spiritual path with his Guru's guidance, will earn the religious merit of doing all virtuous deeds throughout the year."
Since then man has been celebrating the pious festival of Guru-Purnima with great zeal & enthusiasm. Not only Indians but demigods and the yogis living in the heavens too celebrate Guru-Purnima with great zeal and enthusiasm.This is not the occasion for longish tales, it is the occasion for sitting near the lotus feet of Satguru. It is not the occasion for discourses; it is the occasion for coming back to and reposing in the Transcendent True Self, the Bliss Absolute where all discourses emanate from and roll back to. It is an utsava.
Utsava is made form the syllables ut (near) and sava (yajna or sacrifice). The yajna of realizing by the True Self, the Bliss Absolute, the nearest of the near, is the utsava of Vyas Purnima.Other utsavas we celebrate but the utsava of Vyas Purnima like a mother cajoles us. A mother cajoles her child saying, "Come here my child! You have been playing in the dirt for quiet some time and have thereby become dirty. Now take a bath and clean yourself. I will give you butter and sugarcandy."
Similarly Vyas Purnima says,
'O Jiva ! You have been wandering for several lives. Now comeback to your real nature of Pure Consciousness, to Self knowledge, to the Lord, the Giver of life.'
A mother cajoles the child and thereby cleans and nourishes him. Vyas Purnima cajoles us and thereby purifies our mind, imbues it with virtues like humility, modesty etc. and very kindly endows us with the capability to assimilate Satguru's experience of omnipresence through worshipping Him.Our minds are invaded by violent winds of all kinds. Now we are plagued by doubt and now by fear or other such feeling. If the mind gets restive or gets derailed from the path of sadhana and Bhakti because of bad company, the sadhakas make new resolutions and resume their journey with renewed vigour.
After the Vyas Purnima, the wandering, Self-realized saints stay at one place. There, they study Brahma-Sutra and other scriptures and commence writing new spiritual books.At times people in a society slide down towards degeneration. Demonic nature, dualistic thoughts,casteism and feelings of mine and thine spread through the society. Divorced from the non-dualreality, people are plagued by dualistic feelings which make them unquiet. The result isnarrowmindedness, strife and unrest in the society. But when Self-realized Gurus disseminate their Knowledge in the society, people's minds are imbued with virtues like oneness, peace, love,magnanimity, forgiveness, rectitude and purity etc. and sadhaka is filled with the prasad of the Supreme Consciousness.
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Check it out. You gotta love those days you head over to one of your favorite cafes to order your favorite smoothie. As you patiently sit there watching the barista fill the blender with ice and fruit, your mouth begins to water. You remember how awesome your favorite smoothie tastes and why you order the same one every time, because it never fails to bring those grandiose feelings of joy and contentment. Then you go to pay 100 baht as you always do, telling them to keep the change from a 95 baht tab, as you always do – only to see them excitedly tell you to wait because you have 15 baht change and you think, oh the price must have gone down to 85, but then they hand you 50 baht. Then you have that realization that the language is always a difficult exchange and you are always misinterpreting the numbers being offered and they see that puzzled look in your face and as if they are responding to the puzzled look on your face, the barista gives you a massive smile and says your two favorite words, "HAPPY HOUR". You walk away thinking, I will go home and blog about this because the world needs to know that not only is My Cafe one of the best places on the whole island for smoothies and finger licking good food at great prices in a lovely setting, but to boot they have a 3 hour happy hour – from 1600 to 1900 (4pm to 7pm) ! Who would not fall in love with them even more for that?
Dear My Cafe,
Your happy hour makes me so so so very very very happy.
Thank you very much
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Neem Carrier Oil:
Neem tree also called as Azadirachta indica is a native to India & is also called Indian lilac. It is a fast growing tree and reaches up to height of 131ft, and its branches are wide, flowers are white in color and fruit is smooth olive like drupe. Neem leaves are dried in India & placed in cupboards & stored rice to avoid damage to clothes & rice. The tender shoots & flowers of neem tree are eaten in India. Neem oil is also used for healthy hair, to improve liver function. It is used to treat skin diseases like eczema, psoriasis.
Neem is drought resistant; it can grow in different types of soils but it thrives best on well drained & sandy soils. It is a key ingredient in non pesticidal management. The twigs are also used as a toothbrush. Tree is of great for its anti desertification properties.
Neem oil is obtained by cold pressing of fruits & seeds of neem tree.
It varies in color from golden yellow to greenish brown or bright red. It is bitter in taste & garlic/sulfur smell.
The oil comprises mainly of triglycerides and large amounts of triterpenoid compounds. It furthermore contains steroids (campesterol, beta-sitosterol, stigmasterol) and triterpenoids of which Azadirachtin is the most well known.
It blends well with sandalwood, cedarwood & Geranium oil.
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Shared Mobility Market Outlined by Electro Mobility, Billion Dollar Investments, IPO's, and Autonomous Mobility
This research service analyzes the global mobility market and discusses the 2019 outlook. The study deals with the evolving business models in the shared mobility space, market consolidations and partnerships, key market trends etc. This study will benefit automotive value chain participants, including mobility service providers, OEMs, car rental and leasing companies, financial service providers, technology solution providers, and a host of other industry participants looking to understand current mobility market trends and their implications.
The study looks at 8 collaborative business models-car sharing, P2P carsharing, corporate carsharing, e-Hailing,ridesharing, dynamic shuttle, bike sharing and Mobility-as-a-Service. Market analysis is done for 2018 through 2019. One of the primary reasons for the popularity of these business models is that they help combat pressing issues such as congestion and pollution, which many cities across the globe are facing.
The key metrics discussed in the study are the members, vehicles and revenues for the applicable business models. The research service also discusses key trends that affect these segments. The mobility market is witnessing a lot of activity in terms of investments/mergers and acquisitions among the various stakeholders. Automakers will be one of the most important stakeholders as they are trying to look at alternative streams of revenue from the mobility market. There is a lot of innovation happening in the shared mobility space - both for mobility operators and technology software providers - who are updating their offerings to provide a more wholesome customer experience to enhance the loyal customer base.
The report expects the autonomous shuttles to see high growth in the market driven by the government initiatives and increased tests in the market. Maas is also expected to gain pace after being adopted by the big players in the industry to provide integrated mobility solutions
The report also covers the technology trends including the Blockchain technology, IoT, autonomous technology etc. and how these technologies are going to impact different shared mobility models.
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Caramel sauce is bittersweet. It can be simple to make, but it can also be difficult if you do not have the right ingredients. I found this out while making the Mini Icebox Pies. My friend brought home some extra whipping cream, and I placed it in the fridge for about an hour so that it could cool. Well, while making the whip cream, I noticed that it began to curdle. I freaked out a little bit and got a little frustrated. I strained out the curdles, and whipped it twice more. It began to separate again so I knew something was wrong. After doing some research, I discovered that the cream had began to separate into curdles and I was making butter. At first I thought " WOW! I am making butter!". Then I thought "Crap! I am making butter not whip cream." The grocery store was closed, so I had to make lemons into lemonade, or curdled cream into butter. After a few minutes, of pacing around the kitchen, I decided that I should make a milk based caramel sauce.
The sauce turned out better than I expected, and it was very delicious. The only suggestion I would give is to make sure you use good butter. The only butter that is available in my town is yellow, unsalted butter from New Zealand. This kind of butter is very different from the white butter I used back in the United States. I used a mixture of that and the butter I accidently created. It was still sweet and very good, but there was a little bit of a difference in taste from a normal caramel sauce.
***I consulted Sally's Baking Addiction's Caramel Sauce recipe when I was making my version of caramel sauce. It was pretty easy to follow and I highly suggest using it if you want to try to make your own caramel sauce.***
- 1 cup white sugar
- 6 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 2 pinches salt
- 1 1/4 cup milk
- On medium-low heat, warm the sugar in a saucepan. The sugar will form clumps, but continue to warm the sugar until it is a brown in color. To prevent the sugar from being burned, make sure to consistently stir the sugar while it is warming in the pan. This part of the process can take up to seven minutes.
- Next, add in the butter and allow it to melt.
- Then add the milk . Stir the milk into the sugar and butter mixture. Allow it to boil for one minute.
- After the caramel has boiled for one minute, take the pan off of the stove top and stir in the salt.
- Before serving, allow the caramel to cool for about five minutes.


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The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) at the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) just released a draft of its first cybersecurity practice guide, "Securing Electronic Health Records on Mobile Devices." The document serves as a "how to guide" with a solution on how to secure PHI with ideas consistent with cybersecurity standards and best practices.
The value of PHI to cybercriminals just keeps going up, meaning that cybercriminals are out to exploit any weakness they can find. Forrester estimates that 78% of data breaches in the healthcare sector are due to lost or stolen devices. The NIST Guide examined the top security risks to electronic health records on mobile devices, listing weak passwords, network sniffing and stolen mobile devices as the top 3 risks.
The new NIST Guide, while offering some solutions, admits that its guide should serve as a starting point for tailoring and implementing solutions that best meet the needs of the organization in question.
Topics covered in the Guide include:
- The Approach, Architecture, and Security Characteristics to securing electronic health records on mobile devices, which includes a good section on risk assessment for mobile devices covering lost or stolen devices, user actions which put data at risk (leaving logged-on devices exposed, malware and use of insecure WiFi networks), and base security such as access control, data retention and recovery
- A detailed How-To Guide covering areas including network infrastructure, intrusion detection, identity and access control and more
- Standards and Control Mapping for security electronic health records
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Today was the day we had planned our trip around; we were booked on a transit of the Panama Canal. We had to check in at the Flamenco Marina by 7 am, so we got up at 6 am, grabbed a banana for breakfast, and hopped into the Trooper at 6:30 am to be driven down to the end of the causeway. We stood in the line-up to check in, and were given purple wristbands. Then we went outside to join another line waiting to board the ship.
At 7:45 am they opened the gate and we all got on board. There must have been about 300 passengers on the ship. We headed for the top deck and secured two seats, but not out in the open. About 8 am the ship got underway and motored over to the start of the Canal. Here we had to wait for our pilot to come aboard. Every ship that goes through the Canal is required to have a Panama Canal pilot on board, with no exceptions. After our pilot arrived we headed upriver.
In the morning the Canal traffic goes from south to north, then around noon it changes direction. Our ship had a code number that indicated, among other things, that we were the 19th ship to enter the Canal today. All through the trip our tour guide told us facts about the Canal, which made it very interesting. Our ship was quite crowded, but serving the meals was very orderly. At intervals they would call a different colour of wristband, and those people would make their way to the lower deck where the food was being served. Breakfast was a half croissant, a hot muffin and some fruit. And during the trip we could help ourselves to tea, coffee, water, and juice.
We went under the Bridge of the Americas and soon arrived at Miraflores Locks. The procedure is to put more than one ship in a lock at once if there is room, so in the lock with us was a sailboat from Newport Beach named Ariadne, and another tour boat named Islamorada, which didn't arrive for nearly half an hour. In the meantime we watched a huge container ship being lifted up in the other lock. While all of this was going on, our guide was continuing his narration. He told us how the locks worked, and what the little electric trains next to the locks were for (they hold the ship in place while the lock is filling), and that the procedures are basically the same now as they were when the Canal opened in 1914. For example, he told us that when the Canal was being built, concrete was new technology. The engineers didn't know how well it would stand up to daily use, so they built the lock walls 20 metres thick!
Each time we went up a step we had to tie up all the ships, then shut the door, then let the water fill the tank, then open the door, then untie all the ships. This took about 15 minutes for each of the Miraflores and somewhat longer for the Pedro Miguel lock.
After Pedro Miguel we were off along flat water, travelling through the narrow part of the Canal. At times we were close to shore, but we didn't really see much of interest along the shoreline. About 11:40 am we crossed the Continental Divide and so started "down" to the Caribbean Sea.
Shortly after noon we arrived at Gamboa, which was the destination for the people who were only doing the partial transit. Half of the passengers got off and were loaded into tour buses heading back to the city, so now we had lots of room to sit. As we left Gamboa they announced that people with purple wristbands could go down to get lunch. Lunch was a chicken breast with rice and salad, with a chocolate brownie for dessert.
We had now entered Gatún Lake, which was formed by damming the Rio Chagres. Because of the smaller size of our ship, we were allowed to take a shorter route through the lake called the Banana Route. This route took us through a lot of big and little islands that were hilltops before the lake was made. In the distance we could see some very black clouds which undoubtedly translated into the usual afternoon rain. At 2:30 pm we arrived at the east end of the lake near the Gatún Dam and the Gatún Locks, where there were several ships anchored waiting for their turn. But then they announced that we would be going through the lock with a US Navy ship, the USS Halyburton, and that we would be delayed until about 4 pm. So we motored over and tied up at an anchorage.
By now it had started to rain very heavily and we could watch the lightning in the distance. Quickly we were in the midst of a tropical storm with thunder and lightning and sheets of rain and wind. Because of the near-zero visibility, the Canal had been closed to navigation, and that meant that we were delayed further, until 4:45 pm. At one point the ship came loose from its anchorage, so the captain gunned the motors and we went around to tie up again. The lightning storm was beautiful to watch but it sure delayed our day.
During all of this, our indefatigable tour guide was narrating the complete history of the Panama Canal from the 16th century onwards. By 5 pm we were entering Gatún Locks. On this side we were going down the steps, so we could see the water level of the next lock a long way below us. In the lock with us were the Ariadne, two tugs, and the Halyburton. By the time we left Gatún Locks it was dark. It was really neat to be going through with all the lights on the Canal, but it was only a half hour until we docked at Colón. There were four buses waiting there for us and we all trooped off and climbed into them, purple wristbands first.
The ride back to the Flamenco Marina took about an hour and a half, and there wasn't much to see because it was dark. At 9:30 pm on a Saturday the restaurants at the marina were packed full. But we were both tired, so we decided not to have dinner there. Instead, with some luck we found a taxi. This time we had a good map to show to the driver, so we were back at La Estancia at 10 pm, much to the amazement of Esteban, the manager. Bed was welcome after our long day.


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Trip Phnom Penh & Siem Reap On 6th to 11th May 2019
Name: Mr. Cletus Tony Dsouza
Contact Number: +91-9820325581
Flight Details: Thai Smile Airways WE 582, arriving at 3 PM, on 6th May.
– Hotel in Phnom Penh: G Mekong Hotel
– Hotel in Siem Reap: Tara Angkor Hotel
Day 1: (on 6th May 2019) Phnom Penh
Arrival in Phnom Penh. We welcome and transfer you to hotel. Rest of the day is your leisure time to explore the city on your own.
Taxi required for 4 hours.
Recommended: to do some activities such visit to the central market and boat cruise on Tonle Sap for Sunset at the view of Phnom Penh Royal Palace.
Overnight in Phnom Penh.
Day 2: (on 7th May 2019) Phnom Penh
Morning, take some minutes at Independent Monument for photo taking. After that, visit the opulent Royal Place, home to Cambodia's Royal family, and its Silver Pagoda. Continue your visit at The National Museum with its superb collection of Khmer art. The last place to visit today is Wat Phnom, the most famous Buddhist temple in Phnom Penh. (it is a good time to take the photo and follow the sun)
Afternoon: After lunch, visit the notorious Choeung Ek Killing Fields & Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S21 prison) which serve as a testament to the crimes of the Khmer Rouge (From 1975–1979. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.
Overnight at hotel in Phnom Penh.
Day 3: (on 8th May 2019) Phnom Penh – Siem Reap
After breakfast, continue towards Siem Reap.
On arrival in Siem Reap, check-in at the hotel and leisure in the afternoon.
Recommended: to visit King Summer House, the 2 Secret shrines the best places for worshiping. then driver drops you at Pub street and Night market for your free leisure.
Overnight in Siem Reap.
Day 4: (on 9th May 2019) Siem Reap
Morning, visit to the antique capital of Angkor Thom. Continue your visit to Ta Prohm, one of the most beautiful temples in Angkor. Lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon, visit Angkor Wat the most famous of all the temples on the plain of Angkor.
Evening, enjoy buffet dinner and watch Khmer Traditional Dance Show at a local restaurant. Overnight in Siem Reap.
Day 5: (on 10th May 2019) Siem Reap
One hour transfer to the quiet Beng Mealea. A short walk through the dense jungle to discover the wonders of an overgrown temple, Beng Mealea, undiscovered for centuries. Continue your visit to the pretty temple of Banteay Srey.
Afternoon, visit Tonle Sap Lake.
Overnight in Siem Reap.
Day 6: (on 11th May 2019)Transfer Siem Reap Airport
Morning, your leisure for your relaxation in Siem Reap. Afternoon, we transfer to Siem Reap international airport. End of our service.


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Boeing, Airbus Boost Jet Backlogs
Plane makers add orders for jets valued at more than $10 billion
Boeing Co. BA -10.27% and Airbus SE EADSY -8.38% on Tuesday added orders for jets valued at more than $10 billion, adding pressure on both to further boost production.
The U.S. plane maker also said it delivered 184 planes during the first quarter to outpace its European rival as both wrestle with supply-chain hiccups during efforts to boost output.
Boeing delivered 25 more jets than in the same period last year while Airbus handed over 121, a drop of 15 from a year earlier amid supplier turmoil. With order books stretching out for more than five years, investors are more focused on the plane makers' ability to deliver new jets and secure the bulk of payments due from airlines and leasing companies.
However, incremental deals demonstrate the plane makers' ability to juggle customers as airlines change their plans and leasing companies flush with cash from Asian investors look to expand their portfolios.
Boeing announced a deal for 50 of its 737 Max 10 jets from Lion Air, the Indonesian budget airline that is one of its largest customers for its jets and those of Airbus. Boeing had previously booked the deal but hadn't disclosed the customer.
Airbus also won a top-up deal from an existing customer when Scandinavia's SAS Group said it would buy 35 of its A320neo single-aisle jet and take 15 more from leasing companies.
SAS is taking planes from lessors because Airbus didn't have any more available production capacity to deliver planes. Airbus Chief Commercial Officer Eric Schulz said more deals are in the pipeline so a similar development could be repeated.
Boeing and Airbus are raising production of their single-aisle planes to satisfy that demand. Airbus by mid-2019 is expected to build 63 narrowbodies a month, and has indicated it could boost output further. "The demand is here," Mr. Schulz said in an interview. Boeing plans to build its 737s at a rate of 57 a month starting next year.
The two plane makers so far have held off raising output to assure suppliers can make the engines, seats and other items needed for additional aircraft. Suppliers have stumbled in the past to keep pace with the plane makers, causing plane delivery delays.
Although the plane makers are enjoying strong demand for their narrowbodies, deals for more lucrative wide-bodies have been relatively scant. Airbus didn't book any wide-body deals in the first quarter, though Emirates Airline finalized an order for 20 A380 double-deckers. The Toulouse, France-based Airbus booked 45 net orders in the first three months of the year.
Mr. Schulz said he expects demand for wide-bodies to rebound again in 12 to 18 months, in line with executives at Boeing, who point to the need for airlines to replace aging planes in the early 2020s.
Of Boeing's 221 net orders in the quarter, 50 were for wide-bodies, including 18 freighters being bought by United Parcel Service Inc. and 25 of its 787s ordered by Turkish Airlines.
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3 best Nike Premier soccer cleats
Based on reviews from 7 experts and 352 users. Learn how our rankings work or see our guide to Nike Premier soccer cleats. Updated Apr 2020.
Based on reviews from 7 experts and 352 users. Learn how our rankings work or see our guide to Nike Premier soccer cleats. Updated Apr 2020.
One of the biggest brands in the soccer industry, Nike, has made significant strides with cleat innovation and technology. Dynamic Flyknit, All Conditions Control, and Flywire cables are just a few of the many cutting edge advancements that the brand has come up with over the years, making them one of soccer's most recognizable organizations.
Striking again with an ingenious idea, Nike decided to create a cleat that pays homage to the company's soccer heritage while staying modern. The brand's answer to this is the Nike Premier soccer cleat.
Released in 2013, the shoe brought with it the air of a classic Nike cleat with a modern twist. This is no coincidence as the pair is inspired by the 1971 'The Nike' cleat release and the Tiempos in 1994. While sporting a traditional look, the cleat's construction is far from dated.
The Nike Premier soccer cleats' first release received a warm welcome from the market. The Swoosh aimed to create a soccer cleat that embodies a timeless classic with a modern twist - all of this without breaking the bank. The brand has outdone themselves with the creation of the Nike Premier soccer cleat. The black soccer cleat has a straightforward style featuring a white soleplate with black studs reminiscent of old-timey cleats.
Delving into specifics, Nike opted to use a kangaroo leather upper to provide comfort, durability and, an excellent ball touch. This material also ensures a uniform feel to the cleat. Opting for a low top design, what Nike made sure about this shoe is to minimize distractions by sticking to a no-frills construction. Additionally, the brand opted to have a simple upper incorporating a short tongue which only extends to the ankle area.
The soleplate is where most of the Nike Premier soccer cleats' technology went. With a TPU-base, it offers flexibility while providing enough support to the foot. The material creates a uniform flex in the entire foot without compromising support. Consequently, the stud configuration includes twelve low-profile, conical studs. This setup can accommodate quicker releases as the player sprints, while an oval stud placed in the forefoot acts as a brake and reinforces traction.
It's hard to find fault in the Nike Premier soccer cleat especially when it brings it's A-game regarding performance, comfort, and durability. The question is, how about the price? The good news does not stop here.
While this model is considered a premium Nike shoe, it's been a selling point for this model to have a budget-friendly rate. There has been speculation why the brand can afford to offer the Nike Premier at such a low price. A critic pointed out that Nike heavily relied on word-of-mouth in marketing the shoe which, perhaps, is the reason why the shoe is relatively inexpensive.
The follow-up to the Nike Premier soccer cleat came out in 2017. The new release didn't make a lot of changes to the original but mainly improved upon it. The second generation Premiers included updates mainly in the tongue, upper and, heel areas.
Nike kept things simple in designing and constructing the Premier. Staying true to their classic cleat concept, the brand incorporated modern materials and a straightforward construction to the shoe while going for a traditional look.
There are small but significant changes made in the second release of the Nike Premier shoe. The updates in the cleat were mainly implemented in the cleat's upper.
A follow-up release showcasing the new color scheme also happened in early 2018. While still making use of the white and blue colorway, the placement of colors has been inverted using a white base with racer blue accents. And despite the new color scheme, the cleat still holds a similar construction to the second generation Nike Premier soccer cleat.
Other than these, the Nike Premier 2.0 has more or less a similar construction with the first generation Premiers.
There has long been speculation by soccer enthusiasts that the Nike Premier soccer cleat was set to become the direct competitor to the poster child of classic cleats - Adidas Copa Mundial. One can't argue with the uncanny resemblance these two models have. But, what are their similarities? And what sets them apart from each other?
When it comes to the aesthetics, both cleats more or less have the same look. Featuring a black and white colorway, both use natural leather for the upper to create a comfortable fit. Although, the Swoosh chose to expand their color choices with the Nike Premier soccer cleats' more recent releases.
Both are low-top soccer cleats with the Premier sporting a slightly lower cut than the Adidas Copa Mundial.
The Adidas Copa Mundial has a fold-over tongue which has been a source of a dilemma for Copa users. There has been feedback for the Copa's tongue coming from players saying that it's too big or can be distracting during the game. This leads to some users ultimately doing away with the tongue by cutting it off while some heritage cleat lovers prefer to keep the feature to maintain the classic look. Nike, on the other hand, avoided this issue by keeping the design of the Nike Premier soccer cleat simple. Nike made the tongue shorter and cut it off at the ankle area for the first Premier model. For the Premier 2.0, while integrating a fold-over tongue, the brand made sure to include velcro to keep the tongue in place.
With a slight difference in the upper's thickness, the Mundial brings a slightly bulkier feel than the Nike Premier.
The Copa Mundial still retains its original soleplate construction hence, the shape brings a more traditional feel to the cleat. The Nike Premier soccer cleat, however, brings a more modern twist with a broader soleplate and better flexibility considering that it uses TPU for the soleplate.
There is also a difference in weight with the Premier weighing a shade lighter than Adidas' Copa.
The Nike Premier soccer cleat has a removable insole while the Copas don't.
The first generation Premiers costs less than a $100. The second generation models, although priced for more than $100, is significantly less expensive than the Adidas Copa Mundial.
While both models have similarities, each has something unique to offer. The Nike Premier soccer cleat brings with it a retro vibe but is more technologically advanced (an unsurprising fact considering Nike's penchant for innovation) compared to the Mundial which is a true classic cleat (a cleat which is virtually unchanged since its first release). Both shoes are great but upon choosing one's ideal cleat, what it mainly boils down to is personal preference.
The second generation release of the Nike Premier soccer cleat has been a colorful one with a Racer Blue/ White cleat and a Black/ Total Orange colorway.
The brand has also experimented with a total whiteout and blackout versions in 2017 on a limited edition release.
Kangaroo leather is held in high regard when it comes to leather soccer cleats - and for a good reason. It's not only comfortable, but it also conforms to the shape of the wearer's foot creating a better fit. The material is thin and lightweight.
While there are heaps of benefits in using Kangaroo leather, one downside is that the material is not water-resistant.
The lightweight soccer cleat can aid a player's performance by making the player move faster. The average soccer cleat right now weighs close to 8 ounces which is considered lightweight. This is also the recommended weight as it keeps things relatively balanced.


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Reservations are highly recommended if you would like to join us for a guided tour. Our small group sizes make our adventures fill rather quickly, especially in July and August. You may make a reservation by calling us at 207-288-0007 or toll free at 1-877-386-4124. We will be asking for the names and ages of the paddlers because we require that the tour participants are at least 10 years old for most adventures. Small children will only be taken on the tour if the guide feels that the conditions are safe enough for them. We also require that an adult accompanies any child under the age of 16 in the same tandem boat. Reservations must be paid in full. If reservations are taken over the phone, payments may be made with either Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover.
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If you would like to cancel a reservation and get a full refund, we require that you notify us at least 24 hours in advance. If we cancel the tour for reasons beyond our control, we will issue you a full refund. If you cancel or change your reservation within 24 hours before your trip, you will be charged, but you may go on another equally priced sea kayak tour as a standby only. This means that we will not hold a spot for you, but if we do not fill the trip and there is room for you, you may join us. The reason for this policy is our short season and that we only take out twelve participants per tour.
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Bulgarian Rose oil
Bulgarian Rose Oil, or Rose Damask, is the essential oil extracted from the petals of one of the rarest flowers in the world, the Bulgarian Rose Damascena; which is only cultivated and harvested in the Bulgarian Rose Valley.
Containing a complex array of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, rose essential oil has excellent emollient properties for moisturizing dry skin; it also offers antiseptic and astringent properties to treat acneic skin, as well as anti-inflammatory properties that help treat redness and inflammation. It is one of the best oils to give you shining, fresh and youthful skin.
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