Blue God Strain Overview This Cannabis Strain is an Indica dominant hybrid with strong narcotic effects. It has purple-tinted leaves freckled in frosty resin. With age, Blue God emits a berry aroma and a flavor comparable to grapes. It has a reasonably potent THC level of between 14% to 20% and is famous for inducing sleep while relieving body pain. Its sedative effects make it best for nightly consumption as it improves your mood significantly while relaxing your mind. Blue God Weed Strain is a cross of Blueberry and God Bud. The Cannabis is bred in Canada by Jordan of the Islands is named after a Hindu Deity called Krishna. This Kush is easy to grow, thus great for new weed growers. Both indoor and outdoor farming favors its cultivation. It has thick leaves that have dark purple buds. This Kush has a flowering time of between 7-9 weeks for indoor cultivation and an outdoor harvest expected from around late September to early October in a Mediterranean-like climate. Its typical Indica stature makes it great for indoor cultivation. For indoor gardening,…

  Question 1: Amanuensis   An amanuensis is an individual that gets employed for the purpose of typing or writing what gets dictated by another person or to copy the content that has been written by another person. It can also get used to define an individual that signs a document on behalf of another person under the authority of the latter. Many narratives about slaves got written using an amanuensis which means that while someone else dictated the content to be written, another person did the actual writing(Brown, 2016). The origin of the word amanuensis is from ancient Rome where it got used to describe an individual that provided personal service to his master and performed any command from his master. Later on, the people began using the word to refer to a person trusted by their master or a personal secretary. The consequences for the structure of the slave narratives were as follows. Using an amanuensis made it possible for a person who did not know how to write to be able to deliver their message by using…

        Question 2: Compare and Contrast   Slave narratives were accounts that were firsthand of the African Americans that experienced slavery in most parts of their lives. They are also accounts of former slaves or fugitives that either got written or told orally(Anatol et al., 2020). Most of the narratives that got written of the slave experiences were by using the amanuensis because most of the African Americans had no formal education to be able to write. The main theme that gets discussed in the three slave narratives, Henry Bibb’s,Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Henry Bibb:An American Slave, Solomon Northup’s, Twelve Years a Slave, and Harriet Jacobs’, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, is slavery as the narrators provide accounts of how they became slaves, how some of them escaped slavery and their lives after slavery. The three narrators are abolitionists whose writings were meant to express the plight of the slaves in the South and elicit mercy from the northerners in a bid to have slavery abolished. Whilethey have a common similarity,…

The mailbox rule The mailbox rule is also known as the posting rule. This rule applies to offer and acceptance in contract law (Craswell, 1989). The law states that if acceptance of law reaches the mailbox, it is considered that a legitimate offer has been extended or accepted. In general, the rule means that the legitimacy of a case is considered when communication takes place, and the parties involved do not even have to meet physically. The legalization form is also referred to as a meeting of the minds, meaning communication with no physical meeting.   The mailbox rule of acceptance should be effective for electronic communication, such as emails and texts. Electronic communication has taken over all over the world. Thus physical meetings have become unnecessary. Communication methods such as emails and texts qualify as a means of communication where the involved parties do not have to meet physically. Today, people only meet when necessary and electronic communication gives people the chance to offer and accept contacts despite locational differences (Ibrahim et al., 2007). A good example is online…

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date COGNITIVE PHYSIOLOGY FOR USER EXPERIENCE (UX) Website chosen: https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/ The principle of consistency in User Experience (UX) design In web designs, consistency is a principle concerned with the integration of the websites’ visual elements and their corresponding function. Consistency in UX experience enhances the coherence of the website’s elements like headers and navigation bars. Consistency in UX design enhances the user interface to match the user’s experiences and expectations. It also helps meet the user’s assumptions on the website, which helps create a sense of control, familiarity and makes the website seem more reliable for the user and gives users a more positive and professional experience on the website. United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (2020). The above screenshot above depicts consistency in the United Nation’s website. The principle of consistency is well applied, with headers and footers well highlighted, and in a consistent manner. Besides, under every visual element, there are explanations to provide extra information, as the users expect, prior to their experiences. The consistency depicted in the website enhances its orientation and…

        Health Care Reform Has Become A Priority In Politics, Medical Institutions, And Among The General Public.   Introduction Several studies have been performed on health care reforms to elucidate the strength occupied by health care reforms in society. Politics has played a lot of importance on one hand while the general public and medical institutions have collectively contributed towards the changes in the other one. Both the entities, as mentioned above, have geared towards the collective improvement of the Healthcare provision, which has directly impacted on several aspects of healthcare such as accessibility, quality, and cost. These aspects have also formed a vital basis for efficient operation in the medical sector. Considering the importance of the Healthcare sector, the reforms have significantlyimpacted the Healthcare provision, and the same have directly related to the general population, which has greatlybenefited as a result. This paper will examine several researchers’ work, which has fruitfully facilitated the realization of the three vital elements of medical reforms. For instance, the impact of spatial accessibility to healthcare services has been the turning…

          Validity and Reliability Methods   Student’s Name Course Name, Course Code University Name Professor’s Name September 1, 2020           Validity and Reliability Methods My preferred validity and reliability methods for evaluating quantitative data are construct and test-retest, respectively. I have chosen the test-rest strategy since it enables me to measure consistency across time to determine whether I get similar outcomes when the procedure is repeated (Harshman & Yezierski, 2015). Thus, I can establish the correlation coefficient between two data sets to assess the two tests’ relationship.  A high correlation, such as 90%, shows good reliability, while a low correlation, such as 10%, indicates poor reliability. The strategy is also effective since it reflects the level to which different items assigned to variables give the exact outcome of behavior or the phenomenon being measured. I also prefer the approach since it enables the utilization of Cronbach’s alpha, which is used to split the items for one test by measuring their associated statistics. On the other hand, I prefer to construct validity method…

The Role of Healthcare Administrator     EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Healthcare administrators are sometimes referred to as health service managers. The managers are the centre of planning, coordinating, directing and managing of the healthcare systems and services in health facilities, particular clinical specialties, departments, or private health facilities. By executing such services, health managers become typical agents of change in the health systems. Critical functions of the healthcare administrators include Planning Organizing Staffing Controlling Directing Decision making The healthcare managers implement the functions mentioned above as they seek to improve the health systems and services. The following are the components of the administrators that must be carried with due diligence. Development of goals and objectives Improving the quality and ensuring the efficiency of healthcare services offered to patients. Making sure the health facilities uphold the health laws Planning and monitoring the budget and financial records to ensure the health facilities operate within the budget limits They are in charge of hiring, training, managing, supervising, and suspending the health care staff. They represent the healthcare centres to the governing boards as well…

        Usage of Earth Analogs and its Influence on Futuristic Extraplanetary Explorations   Name of Student Affiliation Course Name Course Instructor Name Due Date Usage of Earth Analogs and its Influence on Futuristic Extraplanetary Explorations Scientists since ancient periods try to comprehend other planets through Earth as an optic. Earth contains varying climate, and survey on space expound on features of climate alongside the dynamic philosophy of energy and matter regarding nuclear winter as an illustration. According to Garthwaite (2020), geoscience discipline revelations become unequal in a sense, attempts to describe the Earth’s processes nearer to the ground and profound in its core commence in benefiting from insights originating from space. One illustration of the utilization of Earth analogs revolves around observations conducted on Mars. Earth contains tiny decimetre-scale ripples and massive sand ridges. Mars contains similar ridges and includes a third type of ripple pattern, which becomes non-existing on Earth (Garthwaite, 2020). The unusual patterns triggered several scientists to examine their approaches resulting in the conception of new models. The recent models disclose a connection between…

Abstract This research paper explores the concept of evidence-based practice [EBP] to find out whether it supports the achievement of the quadruple aim of healthcare organizations. The aims includecost, patient experience, population health, and work-life of the healthcare providers. Findings indicate that EBP provides for the various factors which support each of the four healthcare organizations’ aims. EBP is a tool that healthcare providers use to deliver meaningful clinical interventions. As a result, it is an all-round factor that impacts different elements of healthcare. The tool makes healthcare providers efficient in their work leading to healing within the shortest time possible and without errors. Such error-free and quick healing is the backbone to reduced cost, increased patient experience, and joy among healthcare providers. On the other hand, EBP pulls all stakeholderstogethersince it requires collaboration to access the needed information. The partnershipleads to the support of healthcare providers, for example, with tools of work leading to meaningful work experience. Keywords: Evidence-Based Practice, Quadruple Aim, Efficiency   Healthcare Organizations’Quadruple Aim Introduction Healthcare organizations focus on meeting the quadruple aim, including cost, patient…