8 Proven Benefits of Filtered Water A water filtration system gives you clean water in your home all the time. When you take filtered water, you look and feel better, and there are so many other reasons why you need to drink and use filtered water. You can install a water filtration system for the whole house where every tap in your home produces filtered water. You can also install a water filter from a point, say a sink or showerhead, where only that point produces filtered water. There are many benefits of filtered water. For starters, you can use the water for general uses, including drinking, showering, and cooking. One of the main benefits of drinking filtered water is that it removes toxins from water, so the water is safe for household use. 8 Benefits of Filtered Water Tastes Better The reason why you may not be drinking enough water might be because you do not like the taste or the smell of the water that comes from your taps. When water is filtered, most…
Rowe argument that there is no God Journal Rowe states his argument that there is no God through the following statements: There exist instances of intense suffering which an omnipotent, omniscient being could have prevented without thereby losing some greater good or permitting some evil equally bad or worse and that an omniscient, wholly good being would prevent the occurrence of any intense suffering it could unless it could not do so without thereby losing some greater good or permitting some evil equally bad or worse, therefore, proving that there does not exist an omnipotent, omniscient, wholly good being. (Rowe 1979: 336) From a theological point of view, it does not make sense that an all-powerful, omniscient, entirely good being would permit unnecessary intense suffering and evil to fulfil his purpose (the greater good) especially if that evil could be avoided and another means used to satisfy the same purpose. In other words, I concur with Rowe’s sentiments that if God can achieve his goal without inflicting pain and suffering, why then would he not use the alternative method presented?…
Evidence-Based Practices The integration of evidence-based practices in nursing has improved the clinical decision-making process. By definition, evidence-based practices are practices that solely relies on scientific as well as mathematical evidence that then form strong deductive and inductive arguments used during decision-making (O’Hare, T. 2020). Exercises that are not ideally evidence-based tend to originate from traditional intuitions, and the other routinely used and approved methods. These applications tend to depend on predictable outcomes as compared to scientific evidence. Over the past decade, nurse practitioners have been active in coming up with evidence-based practices that are not incorporated into the nursing curriculum. As O’Hare (2020) outlines, the new urge to integrate new practices is informed by identified advantages. Ideally, the use of evidence-based practices has proven to facilitate knowledge transfer and the conceptualization of information. It is widely used in five distinct points such as Discovery, translation, summary, evaluation as well as the integration of nursing concept. With improved conceptualization, there is evidence of the combination of information, especially to new practicing nurses. Another advantage that is widely accepted is the…
Disaster Recovery Plan Background The BIA, BCP, and IRP documents you developed earlier in the course collectively provide a cradle-to-grave means of detecting, responding to, and recovering from an incident. Combining all of these documents to include a Disaster Recovery Plan can help a business become more resilient and recover from threats in minimal time. Deliverables 1) Write a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) to identify how the business will return to normal operations following a disaster. Include the BIA, BCP, and IRP from previous units to provide a formal body of evidence. One way to think of the DRP is the reverse of a BCP. Instead of finding alternate ways to keep the business running, the DRP culminates the incident response process by detailing how a company′s business functions will return to normal as if nothing ever happened. [unique_solution]Note: Sometimes, this may require a definition of what the new ″normal″ is. Expected 1250-word minimum (at least 5 pages) in APA format. 2) Your Disaster Recovery Plan should include, at a minimum: a) A copy of the Business Impact Analysis (BIA)…
medicinal uses and purposes of marijuana Marijuana is a well-known drug that is used internationally by many people for different reasons. Marijuana is among the most abused hard drugs and can be found easily in different parts of the world. Despite the drug having some disadvantages, marijuana is well known to have various benefits in the body of humans. The drug has psychological, physical and spiritual benefits. Cannabis is well known to have these benefits through different studies on the drug. The physical benefits of the drug are that; firstly, the drug assists in the better performance of the ANS. With its effect on ANS, it facilitates both two sides of the brain through sympathetic action. The drug heightens perception on the left side of the brain at the same time enhances reception on the right side of the brain. When an individual takes marijuana, it increases the flow of blood, leading to much blood being taken to the brain. The more the supply of clean blood to the brain enhances the thinking of an individual. Another physical effect of…
Empiricism and nativism Empiricism and nativism are two approaches to development that psychologists have argued for a long time. The empiricism approach believes that knowledge comes from sensory experience. On the other hand, nativism claims that people are born with innate knowledge, and it only starts to show up as people grow. I lean more on the empiricist approach because it can be proved in many ways. According to empiricists, a person must see, hear, or touch something to know about it. I believe most of the things I learned through experience, and I came to know them after interacting. For instance, a child will know fire causes pain when she ditches her hand into the fire, or she observes somebody going through pain after he or she gets burned. All these activities involve the sensory experience of touch and sight. Nativists argue that language is an innate force, and it only starts to show itself as a child develops. I believe language is a result of sensory experience as children have to see and hear adults or other children…
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Retina pigmentosa Retina pigmentosa is a retinal degenerative disease characterized by night blindness, loss of periphery vision, and potentially resulting in complete loss of vision. RP is the most common inherited retinal dystrophy affecting approximately 100,000 people in the United States and one in every 2000 individuals worldwide (Phillips, Otteson & Sherry, 2010). The condition mainly affects the rod photoreceptors and retinal pigment epithelium (Farkas, Grant & Pierce, 2012). Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is a genetically heterogeneous disorder and can be caused by defects in as many as 100 genes. Affected individuals can inherit the condition as an autosomal dominant, autosomal recessive, autosomal X-linked trait, or in rare cases, mitochondrial or digenic forms (Phillips, Otteson & Sherry, 2010). A common characteristic of all forms for RP is the loss of night and peripheral vision, followed by a progressive loss of central vision. Although a majority of mutated gene expression occurs exclusively in rods photoreceptors, typically, secondary degeneration of cone receptors follows the degeneration of rod receptors (Veleri et al., 2015). Due to limited treatment options, progressive vision loss is the prognosis…
3 Situations When an RV Rental Makes a Great Temporary House Meta Description A recreational vehicle provides an excellent solution for temporary housing in different situations. Here are three circumstances under which you could want to get an RV rental. 3 Situations When an RV Rental Makes a Great Temporary House Today’s recreational vehicles are more than just tiny houses on wheels. They boast of professional-range appliances, full-size furniture, and lots of high-tech amenities. That makes recreational vehicles a convenient solution for temporary housing. Deciding to get an RV rental is not the kind of decision you make lightly. It is often a matter of situation and inspiration. If you’re wondering whether to rent a motor coach as your temporary housing, here are three circumstances that should inspire you. Road Trip Wouldn’t it be nice to wake up and find yourself within striking distance from a day’s climb, paddle or hike? Even better, wind up your day sipping your favorite drink by the campfire instead of driving back home? That’s perhaps one reason why many people go on RV trips.…
SPENDING A WEEK WITH ANNA It is not a typical week because this is the week that I get Anna to myself. My whole family is in Dubai for the last week of summer, but I choose not to go. Well, the choice is not really the word, rather circumstance. My passport has several issues that will take some time to fix. All for one and one for all, you would think. Everyone decides to go anyway while I am left home alone. “Will you be fine, or shall I stay home with you?” mom still treats me like a child sometimes. “He is a man. He can look after himself.” I see them off at the airport, but I have a few reservations about staying home alone. It might be a bit too lonely. The feeling does not last too long. My hour-long phone call to Anna fixes that as she agrees to keep me company until everyone is back. I mostly wake up fully clothed, but I can feel the coldness on my side of the bed. The…