What are the main features of a government? Key features of the democratic governments are: People choose their own representatives to the parliament. Free and fair elections are held at regular intervals. Judiciary is independent of the control of executive and legislature. There is an increased participation of people in political processes. Do you think […]
What does God say about imagination?
What does God say about imagination? You have the power, given to you by God, to control your thoughts and imagination God designed you that way on purpose! Philippians 4: 8-9 (The Message Bible) says this about what we are to think about and imagine What are the benefits of using your imagination? Here are […]
What 2 things do measured numbers tell you?
What 2 things do measured numbers tell you? Provides numbers for a measurement; A number obtained when a quantity [such as your height, weight, or temperature] is determined by using a measuring device. Used to determine a quantity such as height or the mass of an object. All numbers recorded in a measurement, including the […]
What are the three spheres of influence?
What are the three spheres of influence? Unique to CNS practice is a framework known as the three spheres of influence. The spheres are patient, nurse, and system (American Association of Colleges of Nursing [AACN], 2010). The work of a CNS is to identify and fix needs at the patient, nurse, and system levels of […]
What makes someone self-righteous?
What makes someone self-righteous? self-righteousness, recognized as giving final authority for one’s decisions not to God but to one’s self. When a person is self-righteous? Self-righteousness, also called sanctimoniousness, sententiousness and holier-than-thou attitudes is a feeling or display of (usually smug) moral superiority derived from a sense that one’s beliefs, actions, or affiliations are of […]
When can res ipsa loquitur be applied?
When can res ipsa loquitur be applied? The elements needed to show res ipsa loquitur vary by state. In Pennsylvania, it is only applied sparingly. It will only be applied if the plaintiff can show through circumstantial evidence that their injury was more likely than not caused by the defendant. What res ipsa loquitur says? […]
What are the basics of journalism?
What are the basics of journalism? Basic Journalism 5W1H: Always answer the who, what, why, where, when, and how of the news article. Lead: The opening of a story, usually a summary of the most important information. Headline: A title or attention grabber above the body of an article. Angle: A particular point of view […]
What is a Felinophile?
What is a Felinophile? a lover of cats. Also called felinophile, philofelist, philogalist. ailurophobia an abnormal fear of cats. What are cloud lovers called? Nephophile What do you call a person who love nature? One who loves woods or forests. nemophilist. tree lover. tree hugger. Is it a good idea to use a textbook as […]
What makes a human person worthy of respect?
What makes a human person worthy of respect? The genuine appreciation of our worthiness and quality depends on our achieving the state of what I call The Four B’s: Being, Belonging, Believing, and Benevolence. They are grateful for who they have become and how they’ve acted with others…. Is worthy of respect? estimable Add to […]
Why do we say Vale?
Why do we say Vale? My big dictionary says vale relates to the declining years of a person’s age, but then it says vale relates to goodbye, farewell, adieu. Ivor Brown in his Book of Words described the bisyllabic word vale, from the Latin, as beautiful. John Ayto seems to describe it as an offshoot […]