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    In addition‚ the clients in the home are dependent‚ they cannot do things on their own and also suffer from other illness and due to this they require full support with most aspect of their daily living such as personal care and social activities (Roper et al‚ 2000). After my induction‚ I was given client’s folders and care plans to read‚ with this I was able to identify their needs and was able to support the clients. After the induction‚ myself and my mentor discussed about my learning outcomes

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    thinking for quite some time. This is Janie’s final chance to tell him of her values and dreams‚ the ones she had before marrying both him and Logan. Both her marriages‚ with Logan Killicks and Joe Starks‚ are confining. While they offer Janie financial protection‚ she desires independence. Janie never feels any sense of self in her marriages to these men. Logan wanted to control Janie. Jody was strict and overbearing. They never listened to Janie and

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    (SNU)‚ began his work in 1999 when he told how he could clone an animal (Logan‚ Park‚ & Jeon‚ 2010). People began to treat Hwang like a hero after publishing two papers about stem cells in 2004 and 2005 in Science and later a paper in Nature where it was talking of how he cloned the first dog (Logan‚ Park‚ & Jeon‚ 2010).In late December 2005‚ Hwang was found to have falsified data by an internal investigation at SNU (Logan‚ Park‚ & Jeon‚ 2010). SNU formed a panel to investigate the charges

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    blossoming pear tree represents love and mentioned again later on in the novel. Soon Janie marries a man‚ named Logan Killicks‚ that her grandmother‚ Nanny‚ set her up with. A few days into the marriage‚ she confronts Nanny. “But Nanny‚ Ah wants to want him sometimes. Ah don’t want to do all de wantin’ (23). ” Here Janie realizes that the feeling she’s been expecting to feel with Logan isn’t there‚ therefore there is no love. At this point in the novel‚ Zora Neale Hurston is illuminating what it

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    Analysis of Pear Tree and Mule Metaphor In prose‚ one would rarely find a piece work in which the author uses language and poetic devices to convey a message. In prose‚ it is usually the story itself that conveys mood and a message. However‚ occasionally an author would strategically place language and poetic devices in a work making it a glorious and enticing piece to read. Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God is a novel that does such action‚ mixing both language and poetic devices

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    reader wanted Janie to finally find love as well as find herself. This feeling amongst the reader first emerges when Janie is forced to marry Logan Killicks. “Janie and Logan got married in Nanny’s parlor.” (Hurston 21) Janie just wants to have someone in her life‚ something to ward of the recurring loneliness she experiences. But even the reader knows that Logan Killicks is not the answer. This in itself creates anticipation. The reader at this point knows something will happen and may speculate what

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    Such confinement may be achieved by way of: control the victim’s money‚ visa‚ passport‚ or other identification documentation; debt bondage; the use of drugs or alcohol; abuse; or mental degradation (Logan et al.‚ 2009‚ p. 14). Victims are often threatened‚ shamed‚ beaten‚ isolated‚ or made invisible. Months and years of such treatment will more than likely produce depression and numbness. Like learned helplessness‚ depression is characterized by reduced

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    Eckhart‚ Tom Hardy. Warner Bros Entertainment‚ 2012. DVD. Defoe‚ Daniel. Robinson Kruzoe. Trans. Stanisław Stampf’l. Warsaw: Nasza Księgarnia 1999. 56-80. Gethin‚ Hugh. Introduction. Grammar in Context. By Gethin. London: Collins ELT‚ 1990. 5-8. Logan Decker. “Game of the Year”. PC Gamer 10 Aug. 2012: 12-15. Pope‚ Alexander. “An Essay on Criticism”. Norton Anthology of Literary Theory and Criticism. Ed. Vincent B. Leitch. USA: W. W. Norton & Company‚ 2001. 441-58. Subers‚ Ray. “Weekend Report:

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    The Rental Heart Kirsty Logan is an award-winning writer. She was born in 1984 and is currently living in Glasgow with her Girlfriend. The Rental Heart is a science-fiction short story‚ which takes place in the future. The short story is about a person‚ who‚ throughout his/her life‚ has to replace his/her heart every time he/she finds a new lover. The replaceable hearts are mechanical hearts‚ which apparently function like normal flesh-hearts even though the mechanical hearts literally shatter

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    Representation of African Women In Zora Hurston’s novel‚ Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ we get a look into the life of an African American woman who faces difficulties because of her race and sex. African American women at that time were at the bottom of society. They could not voice their opinion or express their ideas. Their job was to work and do what they are told. They were neither respected nor viewed as valuable to society. In Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ Janie Crawford‚ despite her skin

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