Likely a different species and extra green due to the fertilizer.
I think it will look better in 2 weeks and after a mow.
Hasn't been mowed in 6+ weeks either. I didn't want to lift up any seedlings or the straw protecting them.
This is more what I have been doing, for the past 6 weeks +, than what I am doing right now.
Had some work in the yard last year which required digging up the lawn.
Planting grass was much harder than I thought! 1st batch of seeds took hold and maybe covered 40%. I used Scotts with...
I've watched a few videos of techs fixing cell phone circuit boards; identifying and replacing tiny failed capacitors/components using thermal imaging, looking up or reverse engineering schematics, just old fashioned diagnostics.
Sending the board out for repair might be a good option.
OK so we are having an AI battle here. It can go on and on.
IDK about you, but if I had a choice between:
Nurse Practitioner (NP): Approximately 500-1,500 clinical hours total. Typically requires a Bachelor of Science in Nursing plus 2-3 years bedside experience, then an MSN-NP program...
They don't though. It's an nursing admin degree that adds little to nursing experience.
Is it more clinical or administrative:
The DNP is officially defined by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) as a practice doctorate emphasizing organizational leadership, healthcare...
Here's some juicy stats for you @6.7 CTD. I look forward to yours.
Performance gap on standardized assessments: When NPs have taken physician board examinations like Step 1 or Step 2 of USMLE on a voluntary basis, the documented pass rates have been dramatically lower than medical students...
A DNP is an administrative degree, not medical.
"The DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) was originally developed as a practice-focused doctorate emphasizing clinical leadership, healthcare administration, policy, and systems-level work rather than original scientific research. Many DNP programs...
Having years of experience should be the mandate. The fast tracking/online schooling is what I have an issue with. Also if a nurse spend 5 years in the OB department and became a dermatology NP, how does that make sense.
Many hospitals use mid-levels as a force multiplier to see extra...
I think 2 reasons: 1. avoid 4 years of schooling. 2. Fast track to starting your own "practice". Also they don't care about nursing actually just the job.
Indeed, there is a lot of administrative bloat vacuuming up what could pay for 2 or 3 nurses or additional doctors.
There is a...