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    consecutive year‚ 2015 saw another increase in the number of children entering the care system‚ with a figure of 69‚540 (Harker & Zayed‚ 2015). With this increase‚ thought can be directed to the journeys of these individuals‚ and their experiences leaving care. It makes sense to firstly think about what the term‚ looked after‚ commonly referred to being in care‚ essentially means‚ whilst then considering the reasons why children are removed from their home. The Children Act 1989‚ introduced the expression

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    Leaving a Legacy of Hope

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    Leaving a Legacy of Hope…It’s Up To Us. So many people when asked what it was that drew them to this field would tell me‚ “I go home every night feeling good about the work I do.” Though this is a genuine and relevant answer to the question‚ it is not mine. I have always said that it is the people that make this work so special. What makes the population of people that we work with so incredible is that they are not caught up with the everyday way of life that you and I are. It is that freedom

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    It was a bright summer day‚ on lake Ontario. The breeze rippling through our hair. My friends and I are currently in the state of New York boating on lake Ontario. Stacy‚ Carlee‚ kaylee‚ and I. We were cruising around in a bow rider boat. Tubing‚ racing‚ and having a blast. Until…. An hour later‚ we were thinking of going to grab a bite to eat. Stacy and I wanted sonic. Carlee‚ and kaylee wanted subway. We had to stay together so no one would get hurt. What we thought was just a disagreement‚ turned

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    felt like a lifetime‚until the doctor walked into the waiting room. Porter stood up as the doctor made his way to talk to him. Porter said "What happened? Is she okay? Can I see her?" "I have good news and bad news. We were able to stabilize your mothers vitals and now she’s just resting. Now the bad news is that we found a very deadly virus in your mother’s blood. It can be cured‚ but the cure has to be given to her in the next two weeks. Or else she will go into cardiac arrest with zero chance or

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    law breaks loose due to conflict and tragic loss of life for a simple cause‚ where do our morals go? Are we strong enough to hold onto them? Or do our temptations and demons break through to cause havoc to both us and other people. In the novella Leaving Guiliad by Pat Carr‚ He accurately shows us how war times affect us all both mentally and physically. By the end of his novella it’s easy to come to a one specific conclusion; War brings out the worst in people. T.S. When the whole world seems

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    Allison Hwang Swanson 10:30 11/16/2012 Reconstruction’s Failure Although the Civil War finally managed to come to a close‚ the end of the war wasn’t exactly met with celebration. Instead‚ the Civil War brought up many new problems that were left unresolved. In order to solve these problems‚ the congress took responsibility and worked its way to "reconstruct" our nation. The main purpose of the "Congressional Reconstruction" was to ’establish and protect the citizenship rights of the freedmen’

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    “The big lesson I learned from Hurricane Katrina is that we have to be thinking about the unthinkable because sometimes the unthinkable happens‚” is a quote by Mike Leavitt. In the story‚ “ Leaving Desire‚” written by Jon Lee Anderson‚ the author’s specific purpose was to show the devastation done to one person. One aspect of the selection is that Petrie will never see his family again. Petrie had his family leave to other states early so they wouldn’t be in danger. Petrie only has his dog with

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    the basic concept of impaired driving is not hard to grasp‚ that doesn’t mean Illinois drunk driving laws are simple‚ or that charges of driving under the influence (DUI) are so lacking in complexity that just anybody can understand and defend against them. DUI is defined in Illinois as operating a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs‚ including medically prescribed marijuana. Since mid-July 1997‚ Illinois has used a blood alcohol content (BAC) level of 0.08 percent or above as the standard

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    Max Cotton Alan Kirk GREL 101 October 7‚ 2014 He’s Leaving Home Early on in the passage‚ Ryota begins to display the Buddhist principle of attachment through the idea of becoming a monk. As a young child he wanted to be a monk and never let go of the idea of becoming one. On Sundays‚ he would follow his father to zazen meditations. He attached himself to that practice and soon began participating in zazen with the adults as a child. In order to become a monk he detached himself from his public

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    locate one city which embodies American diversity. A colony started by the French was the first area to fully integrate culture and religion. The city of New Orleans‚ now prosperous from its diversity‚ epitomizes the "American Melting Pot". It is complicated to relate such different backgrounds‚ but with an overview of history‚ culture‚ religion‚ and integration on a small scale‚ a reader is capable of applying the values to the American culture as a whole.      In 1699 the first plans for New Orleans

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