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    catch anymore. The neighbors stare in disgust; they don’t know he had his arm blown off by a landmine in Vietnam while defending his country. Someday I will be the one to teach the little boy with a lung disease how to sing‚ and the kid with the prosthetic foot how to walk. I get my inspiration from my father. My father was born with a mild form of cerebral palsy; a condition due to a lack of sufficient oxygen at birth causing a disability in his legs. This was no one’s fault‚ his parents and family

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    Farah's Journey

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    What Drives a Person to Undertake a Mission? A person is driven to undertake a mission when they want to accomplish a goal or change their life which takes courage and confidence. Ernesto has what it takes to undertake a mission. Farah had a lot of confidence going on this long journey with her mother‚ risking her life. Then Billy definitely has it all‚ from being in the freezing cold to winning a gold cup with lots of money. In Barrio Boy there is a young boy named Ernesto. Ernesto is going

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    As an experienced staff in the field of Dentistry‚ I have realized the topic of dental implant failure is strangely avoided; especially in the major dental hospitals‚ where competition between doctors is fierce. The professionalism of well-trained medical staff will usually ensure them to attend patients with expert knowledge and professional care. However‚ no treatment guarantees a hundred percent success rate. According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID)‚ at least 3 million people

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    Far away‚ she sees the biggest volcano of Hawaii‚ Mauna Loa. Kailani looks down at her prosthetic leg and then looks back at the volcano. “ Well; I guess this is it Kiwi‚ hopefully we’ll make it all the way to the top. We really need to get that letter to rescue Father.” she said. “Roof” Kailani takes her very first steps towards the volcano. Her legs shaking with fear of what will happen. She worries that something might go wrong. Kailani starts to walk very slowly as she approaches a rock

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    In Donna Haraway’s essay‚ “A Cyborg Manifesto: Science‚ Technology‚ and Socialist-Feminism in the Late Twentieth Century” it is an effort to establish a political point of view on Feminism which an ironic political myth which is authentic to feminism‚ socialism‚ and materialism. Her motive is to build a structure that is faithful to feminism and socialism‚ “To build an ironic political myth faithful to feminism‚ socialism and materialism.”(p.149) Haraway develops her ironic myth by hypothesising

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    to the attraction‚ Marla (Gena Shaw) and Carla (Marissa Skell) and they get roped up in trying to survive the night. We also have a guest appearance by character actor Doug Jones‚ who gets to be in a role that doesn’t require tons of makeup and prosthetics. It’s a flick that’s full of eye-rolling moments and hit or miss performances‚ but the gore and overall tone of the film just screams "have a good time." How can you not like a movie with a rampaging zombified moose on the loose? Oh‚ did I forget

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    one of our resident Mr. WV has a complex type of fronto-temporal dementia‚ to add on to it‚ he has limited vision in his left eye and the right eye is prosthetic‚ he is unable to express himself‚ he need special approach towards him‚ staff need to approach him from the left‚ or he can get agitated as he is unable to see what is happening to him. If staff is able to sit and talk to him in simple words he

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    Title: A case of colonic stricture secondary to recurrent ischemic colitis Author: Faisal Mehmood‚ M.D.1‚ Harshraj Leuva‚ M.D.1 and Anshu Taneja‚ M.D.1‚ 2 1. Internal Medicine Residency Program‚ Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (Bronx)‚ NY. 2. Department of Internal Medicine‚ North Central Bronx Hospital‚ Bronx‚ NY. Introduction: Colonic ischemia is the most common form of gut ischemia‚ frequently affecting older population. Colonic ischemia may be more prevalent in women. The diagnosis

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    Themes/Symbols of The Lottery” and “The Things They Carried” In the short story “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson there are many themes. However‚ the main theme of the short story is following a tradition blindly can be deadly. Tradition in societies and culture allows for important lessons and skills to be passed on from generation to generation. However‚ following others without questioning what is going on or the reason why your doing it in the first place‚ can lead to reckless and impulsive

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    Robotic Surgery

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    08 Robotic Surgery The ultimate surgeon Zander Brais Zander Brais Page 2 of 13 2 Robotic Surgery Robots are slowly taking over the world of surgery. Why? There are numerous reasons. For one‚ the machines have higher precision and more stable “hands and fingers”. They will not tie large knots with thick sutures and will not cut into healthy‚ normal tissues. Secondly‚ infections are less likely. Since these robotic surgeons do not need to insert large incisions in the body‚ depending on

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