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 Educating Children From High School
Abstract

We all know that money does not grow on trees. However, children and teens in this generation think
differently. Every parent should know that most children would leave their home from high school
with little if any training in finances or money management. As a result, they are likely to experience
many years of disappointments and aggravation with managing money. The purpose of this paper is
to prepare parents to teach their children the knowledge, principles and skills they need in order to
enjoy financial burden and despair as they approach adulthood. Further research and a survey were
conducted among parents. The survey further supported the theory of the importance of educating
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Purpose

The purpose of this research is for parents to teach and prepare children with the knowledge,
principles and skills of finances and money management. This would allow their children to enjoy a
life not having to struggle financially once becoming of age with this responsibility. The research
will further conclude if parents are knowledgeable to teach their children this important principle in
life. They may not have to suffer financial burdens.

Research Question

A parent understanding what is at stake with none or little financial training and money management
for their children.

Hypothesis

It is important for parents to communicate and teach effective ways to their children and teens about
finances and money management. Limitations

The main limitation is if parents are not good savers and not knowledgeable in finances and money
management they may very well pass on the bad habits to their children.

Assumptions

The first assumption is that the personal credit crisis is affecting all levels of family classes. It is
no longer label as a low income problem. In addition, if children are prepared at a younger age they
will be able to make the correct decisions for their financial future. Finally, In this Must Have it now
Generation , some of our children influences come from the channels found on television. The videos
and commercials are cultivating the children s minds on what they should have or buy.

Review of Relevant Literature

 Poem
In both poems Before I got my eyes put out and We grow accustomed to the dark Emily Dickinson
metaphorically talks about sight and experiencing light. In both poems sight could be being open
to explore different perspectives or being willing to make changes and adjust. Thinking of things
from another point of view is like giving you a new set of eyes. Being willing to changeopens up a
brand new set of doors. While reading Before I got my eye put out by Emily DickinsonI first thought
the poem had to do with losing the sense of sight. After a couple reads, I began to understand it
more. I came to the conclusion that this poem was referring to being closed minded and not being
willing to explore and look at things from another perspective. In the first stanzaDickinson explains
the idea that she liked seeing with her normal eyes just like other creatures. Dickinson in stanza
two goes on and says But, were it old to me, Today, That I might have the sky, For mine, I tell you
that my heart would split, for the size of me. meaning that if somebody would ve told her how
interesting it was to look at things from another perspective she would. In stanza 3 Dickinson
goes on and claims different aspects of nature as her own, she feels there is no limits and
everything is hers. In stanza 4 she says So safer guess just with my soul basically saying that
because she s been only looking from her fixed mindset she feels safer doing so. When you use
another set of eyes you notice so much more and gain an appreciation of what s around you. When
you think of growing accustomed to the dark of course you think of some type of adjustment to
darkness, but Emily Dickinson s message in We grow accustomed to the dark is deeper than just
adjusting to change of light. The idea that she is trying to convey is that we adjust and adapt to
change. In the first stanza Dickinson describes how becoming accustomed to the dark is something
that happens frequently, she says ...As when the Neighbor, holds the Lamp, To witness her Goodbye
She means that even with somebody guiding holding the lamp as you begin your journey of change
eventually you are left on your own to adjust. The second stanza explains how we are
 Are Animals In Zoos
IN THE WILD OR CAGED UP?

These days there are several different animal breeds in zoos for people to look at. They are all
over the world, some are in good conditions and the animals are treated well, but then there ´s the
ones that are opposite of that. Are these zoos really necessary for the well being of the animals, or is
it just cruel capturing them and closing them in much smaller places than what they should have
and letting them be abused?Every kind of animal is ready there to just be looked and used as an
entertainment in zoos. Some animals have a big environment around them, but what about the
animals stuck in the less fortunate countries with little money to support what every breeds
requires and needs in order to survive and live a satisfied life? There are more of those than the
other. Especially if you go to vacation on a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Without these they wouldn t have survived in the wild. The kind of animals that is being talked
about now are the animals that are hunted and killed for their skin to be sold, teeth to be used in
rituals by so called witches and healers. For example, the rhino is endangered now because hunter
have been cutting their horns off and leaving them for dead. The hunters earn thousands on killing
with no remorse and the animals disappear as the years go by while we can t do anything. These
endangered animals have been taking care of and still are by people and put in zoos and protected
against anyone that are going to hurt them. Making sure that they mate and get children so they won
t disappear from earth like many others have. Without the zoos that do this task it would be
uncertain of how many animals would have been killed of the planet and the only thing left of them
would be pictures and
 Rhetorical Analysis Of A Political Party
about all the rancor surrounding Trump s hostile discourse even though it affected minorities like
me and my family. Besides, I m not keen on sugarcoating all the nasty comments, as I do not wish
for my children to get in the habit of whitewashing inconvenient truths. What comes out of the
mouth proceeds from the heart, and this is what defiles, says Jesus (Matt. 5:18). Words matter;
words from bigwigs matter big time. His pre election hate speech, a mere tool, has already
provoked a string of deplorable incidents that would get white supremacists to give each other a fist
bump. While I am aghast, I am not surprised. Knowing who is sitting on the throne, many closet
bigots will feel emboldened to intimidate or hurt anyone that might not look, act, or talk like an
American. The question I have is this: Did my fellow Christians see it coming? Do the law abiding,...
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The election of Donald Trump has emboldened the forces of hate and bigotry in America. White
nationalists, Vladimir Putin and ISIS are celebrating Donald Trump s victory, while innocent, law
abiding Americans are wracked with fear especially African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Muslim
Americans, LBGT Americans and Asian Americans. Watching white nationalists celebrate while
innocent Americans cry tears of fear does not feel like
 The Recipe for Nature
The Recipe for Nature
Missing Works Cited

Nature is a fluid coalescence of complex magnificence resulting from an algorithmic mastery of

simplicity. It is no doubt an awe inspiring entity that invokes both great curiosity and bafflement in
those who attempt to account for its existence and splendor. It is often seen as overly reductionistic,
if not ¡§dangerous¡¨, to try to condense the (mindless?) brilliance of nature through any sort of
mechanistic or logical means. And here we are faced with what Daniel Dennett calls Darwin¡¦s
dangerous idea: ¡§that all the fruits of evolution can be explained as the products of an algorithmic
process¡¨ (Dennett, 1995 p.60). It is no surprise that this idea might present a problem for the Homo
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Therefore, chance and randomness might disallow for the concept of ¡§survival of the fittest¡¨
and instead allow for otherwise less adept members of the species to have increased
reproducibility and thus an increased genetic impact on subsequent generations. The fact that
events can alter or in part determine which members of a species are more likely to survive and
reproduce, leads to the fact that the specific outcome (e.g., which particular genes will be passed
onto the next generation) of an algorithmic process is not fixed, just that the inherent nature of the
causal procedure is. For instance, the algorithmic process of natural selection does not provide a
certain mold by which to predict the most viable members of a species, only that it is guaranteed
that the most well adapted members of a species will necessarily correspond to the most viable.

We now return to the question of how the complexity and intricacy of nature can be accounted for
by an algorithmic process constituted by an inundation of simple steps. William Paley¡¦s well
known watchmaker analogy is particularly useful here, in that it illustrates the problem of
complexity of design (i.e., of a watch) independent of a purposeful designer (i.e., a watchmaker). If a
watch represents a complexity in design that could not have possible arisen out of purposeless
chance or randomness alone, it must therefore have required a significant amount of ¡§design work¡¨
(i.e., work done) (Dennett,
 Case Study of Terrorism Essay
On September 11, 2001, the United States (U.S.) experienced an act of overt terrorism unparalleled
in its history. The extremist terrorist group, al Qaeda, attacked the U.S and briefly paralyzed a
nation. This was a physical attack on the US, but in retrospect, a global attack on democracy. The
U.S. and its coalition partners came to the realization that this act of terrorism was potentially a
precursor to an asymmetric warfare campaign that had global impact. After carefully analyzing the
magnitude of this event, the U.S. realized this could not be a unilateral effort; it had to seek support
from its partners in countering terror campaigns worldwide. In support of the U.S. efforts, the Air
Force (AF) should build partnership... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Based on the make up of the Air Command and Staff College (ACSC), a resident program located at
Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama, it will represent the AF PME School during this
analysis. ACSC is an intermediate level PME School for U.S. and international military personnel.
Air National Guard (ANG) personnel attend ACSC, with very few, if any, Army NG personnel.
Therefore, this study will only focus on the use of ANG personnel. After completing ACSC, U.S.
military forces possess the skills and knowledge to fill squadron commander positions and
operational staff level jobs supporting Combatant Commanders, Joint Staff, Air Staff, and senior
level interagency officials. According to Brigadier General Jimmie Jackson, Jr., then ACSC
Commandant, he testified to Congress on June 25, 2009 that since 1946 approximately 2,500 IO s
from 92 nations graduated from the college and later became Chiefs of Staff, Heads of State,
Ministers, Ambassadors, or members of Parliament . Because many of these IO s become prominent
figures in their government, it s possible that information shared and relationships cultivated while
attending ACSC could help influence their views about the U.S. In Phase I, as part of its initial
indoctrination process, ACSC should assign Guardsmen and IO s from partnering nations in the
same classroom during the
 Mammalian Cell Culture Lab Answers
Mammalian Cell Culture Lab Manual
Student guide of Cell Biology Laboratory Techniques

2012
Jay M. Feldman
Cell Biology Professor Lagier
11/26/2012
Mammalian Cell Culture Lab Manual
Student guide of Cell Biology Laboratory Techniques

2012
Jay M. Feldman
Cell Biology Professor Lagier
11/26/2012

Table of Contents
I. Introduction * About the authorpage 2 * Prefacepage 3

II. Laboratory Techniques * Cell Culture Techniquepage 4 5 * Sterile Techniquepage 6 7 * Media

Preparationpage 8 9 * Seed cellspage 10 * Subculturepage 11 12 * Cell countpage 13 14 *
Cryopreservationpage 15

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A. They are immortal B. They are epithelial cells C. They are cancer cells D. All of the above

3) What is an advantage of cell culture? A. Control the physiochemical environment of an

experiment B. It is more fun than anti cell culture C. It is easier than anti cell culture D. All of the
above

Answers: 1) C 2) D 3) A
Introduction to Sterile Technique

* What is Sterile Technique?

Sterile technique is the process of executing cell culture procedures without introducing
contaminating microorganisms (bacteria) from the environment

* Sterilize vs Sanitize

The difference between sanitization and sterilization is that when you sanitize something, you are
getting rid of MOST of the live bacteria. It takes about 30 seconds and we perform this using 70%
ethanol or Lysol. When we sterilize something, we make free of ALL live bacteria. Sterilization is
done with an autoclave or by gas sterilize (this is not done in lab).

Something that is sterilized is also considered sanitized, but if something is sanitized, it is not sterile.

* Personal Hygiene
By definition, personal hygiene is the act of grooming, cleaning, and looking after our bodies. In cell
biology lab, personal hygiene will be necessary in order to keep contaminants from your body from
reaching your cells. By having good hygiene, you will be able to reduce most of the risk of
spreading bacteria by getting rid of it before you
 Practice Mice Report Sample
Hello Dr Buxbaum, Below is my weekly update for this week from 27th Dec 16 to 28th Dec 16.
1) Practice Mice VEP: Discovered the main sources of the 60Hz noise induced in the VEP
recording; one of the major sources is the behavior equipments in the adjacent room next to the
wall on the left side of the surgery table; the other sources includes the CRT monitor, BNC cables
and the heating system. Discussed the noise sources with Hiro and have planned few modification
to the room; based on Hiro s availability and the availability of the room, we are expected to start
implementing the changes to the system in the upcoming weeks of January. Finished working on the
script for image flipping in ABET to send a timestamp for every change in
 Ontological Argument On The Existence Of God
Is God prevalent in modern philosophy? How can one determine such a conclusion without
definitive proof of it s existence. Within this essay I will be addressing the topic of the existence of
God, I will examine proofs such as the Ontological Argument and Cosmological Argument. In doing
so testing its advantages while also providing contradictory arguments as posed by philosophers such
as Kant and Hume.
The first ontological argument for the proof of Gods existence was posed by St.Anselm of Canterbury
(1033 1109 C.E), he reasons the existence of God from the idea of a being than which no greater can
be conceived . According to St.Anselm God is defined as the greatest thing at which we could
possibly imagine, moreover he exists as an abstract ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Following this premise all events and beginnings in this world are from direct causation from a
higher being, in this case God. The question in the root of this argument is one involved with the
matter of existence, Why do things exist? . The Kalām argument is one which was favored by the
Islamic tradition although later revived later by the philosopher William Lane Craig. This argument
basis itself on the idea that everything in existence has a cause to it s existence, Stephen Law gives
the example that our parents are our direct cause. This leads us to the assumption that the Universe
began to exist and therefore has some direct causation of its existence, in accordance to this
argument only God fits that role. David Hume however disagrees he explains that we can only
establish truth through experience, thus we do not have enough experience in this field or yet
definitive proof, maybe our current state of the universe needs direct causation however we do not
have enough knowledge of universal origins. Furthermore Bertrand Russel introduces the notion of
Infinite Regress , he says that the universe is just there and that s it maybe the world we know is not
that of an act of creation but rather that one caught in an infinite cycle of regressed causes. This
argument poses that we cannot accredit everything that has
 Essay on The Aging Population of the Last Century
In the beginning of last century, the world population was 1.65 billion while the current
population reached 7 billion in 2012 (United Nations, Web). Among this 7 billion people, 810
million are older person. According to the United Nations, person of the age 60 is considered as
older person, but many developed countries categorize person of the age 65 as older person. In The
Study of Populationpublished in 1959 by Philip Hauser and Otis Dudley Duncan, aging population
was not appeared in it. At that time, the world did not pay much attention to the aging issue as the
world population was still young. But it is a big issue to the world as the number of older person
exceed the number of younger person now.
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The immigrants, besides filling up the emply spot causes by shortage of labor in the market, they
bring the new life in Canadian trading sector.
The birth rate keeps declining after the baby boom period reach the end of early 1960s and the
prolonged life expectancy have caused the shortage of labor force in our market today. Many
people who were borned during the baby boom period has reached the retiring age, this could
create a gap in the labor market as there are not enough supply of labor force locally. This could
slow dow the economy activity. Life expectancy in certain selected countries has an average rise
of 9 years from 1965 to 2005, however, many western courtries set the retirement age to 65.
However, when the birth rate between those years keep falling and this causes the steady supply of
manpower to the market. Some suggest to raise the retirement age and various countries such as
France, Ireland, Greece, and the United Kingdom have recently raised the normal legal retirement
age (Bloom, Boersch Supan, McGee, Seike). In UK, between 2024 and 2046, the retirement age
for men and women will rise gradually from 65 to 68. In this way, the retirement age has a
 Persuasive Writing Techniques
1a. A trip to the ocean can be a relaxing escape from the everyday pressures of life.
1b. You should always be careful to avoid overexposure to the sun at the beach.
2. When you re proofreading you should look for improper punctuation, wrong usage of sentence
structure, spelling errors, and you should make sure the passage makes since to the reader.
3a. Cliché A phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought.
3b. Could you please stop using that cliché and say something I haven t heard before?
4. The first type of prewriting is brainstorming, which is jotting down thoughts and ideas about a
topic before writing. The second type of prewriting is idea web, which is when you create lists or
webs of related words and ideas in order to organize your thoughts before writing.
5. Preparing for a test can be an intense thing to do. First, you need to learn what the test ... Show
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Drunk driving can be easily stopped. Alcohol is a poison that alters your mind in a negative way,
and when you try to drive while under the influence it can be dangerous to you as well as the
world. When people drink and drive, they can t focus and can easily crash, this can hurt the
person who is drinking and driving as well as any passengers in the car and also innocent people
around. The way to stop drunk driving is simple, stop drinking, and if you re going to drink make
sure you drink in a safe environment or have a safe way to get home. Another easy way to prevent
drunk driving is to put the bottle down and not drink at all. Drinking alcohol has many negative
effects on the brain as well as the body and kills millions every year just in America. Alcohol can
be addictive and can change the user s life in a negative way forever, and it will alter your mind to
make many bad choices you will regret later (like drunk driving). Don t let alcohol ruin your life,
and don t let it accidentally ruin an innocent person s life, just stop and think before you drink and
 An Appropriate Os For Your Business Is Its Popularity
Another factor to be considered before choosing an appropriate OS for your business is its
popularity. The question is: which one is more widely used and taught so that firms can reduce
training cost?

According to the National Center for Education Statistics 2008 report at nces.edu.gov, Windows XP
held about 84 percent of U.S schools instructional computers, Mac OS 10 held about 31 percent, and
other OS held about 2%. (Some schools reported more than one system used)

The September 2015 report from Marketshare.com also shows that Windows had a dominating
90.53 percent of overall reported market share; Mac had 7.72 percent; and Linux only 1.74 percent.

In addition, the Wikimedia Traffic Analysis Report from January to June 2015 shows that 41.66
percent of requests to Wiki Servers were from Windows devices, 35.84 percent from Apple devices
(only 5.4 percent from Mac devices), and 16.36 percent from Linux devices.
Figure 2 shows that Windows holds a greater market share in both personal and instructional
computers.
According to this analyst, it may be reasonable for firms to consider having Windows computers.
The reason is, majority of computer users, including students, were trained to use the Windows OS.
Thus, they can reduce the costs for training when hiring new employees.

Figure 2

Windows has a larger Market Share in both personal and educational computers

RELIABILITY AND SECURITY

Last but not least, you need to consider the reliability and security of
 The Case Law On Horizontal Direct Effect Of Directives
The CJEU case law on horizontal direct effect of directives arguably lacks consistency in regards
to the application of the general principle. The principle of direct effect was established in Van
Gend en Loos v. Nederlandse Administratie der Belastingen. Although there is no set definition of
direct effect, a broader definition was provided in Van Gend en Loos that it can be expressed as the
capacity of a provision of EU law to be invoked before a national court. However, Van Dyun v. Home
Office established that directives are capable of direct effect. Furthermore, Marshall v.
Southampton established that there could only be vertical direct effect of directives. This
stringent principle has arguable ignited the highly contested debate of whether or not horizontal
direct effect is applicable to directives or if directives could only have vertical direct effect.
However, this essay shall explore the lack of consistency in case law regarding horizontal direct
effect of directives. Firstly, this paper will delve into the case law of the topic of horizontal direct
effect of directives in efforts to try to highlight its consistency in its approach. Secondly, the paper
will use case law and the opinion of academics (enter the name of the academics later) to highlight its
inconsistencies using the legal mechanisms that have been introduced by the Courts to try to
compensate for the lack of horizontal direct effect of directives. Namely, indirect effect, incidental
horizontal
 Using Simulators For Advance Clinical Research
Using Simulators to Advance Clinical Research
Sheila E. Brooks
Stanbridge College

ABSTRACT Throughout history numerous reports of abuse in clinical trials have surfaced. These
reports shed light not only of emotional abuse but the physical abuse as well. As we will see, some
of the abuse continues today. This abuse has led to public mistrust and scrutiny even to this day.
Clinical research participants are hesitant to enroll in clinical research trails for fear of being misled
or mistreated. Clinical researcher nurses are in the unique position to ensure not only patient safety
but to elicit public trust. However, clinical research nurses do not have formal educational tools to
develop important skills such as critical thinking, communication, or clinical skills which are
necessary to ensure patient safety, to reduce clinical mistakes, and to increase patient trust. One way
to develop such skills is through the use of simulation. Throughout history simulators have been
used in a variety of fields such as the military and aviation. Medical schools have used simulation to
practice skills as well. To date, little research has been done in the use of simulators in clinical
research programs for nurses. The purpose of this paper is address how simulators can improve
critical thinking in research nurses through the use of nursing theory, health promotion, and
community resources. We will