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My father recently died, and I will be receiving $100,000 of life insurance because of it. I will be using $11,000 of it to completely pay off my financial aid debt. I have about $3,000 I need to use to completely pay off my credit card debt. Other than that, I will be using bits and pieces of it to buy some fairly inexpensive luxury items.

At this point, I am unsure of what to do with the rest of the money. I know I can put some of it in savings, some in a money market, invest some of it, etc. Some recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

I am editing a 15-page MGMT paper for my Publication Editing final project, but I don't know what style to conform to when editing it. If it helps, they have a Works Cited page, not a References page. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

I'm editing a 10-page document for a Publications Editing final project, but I'm not sure what style I need to conform to. If it helps, the paper has a reference's section instead of a works cited. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Please explain your choices.

In the 1985 movie with Tom Hanks and John Candy, which character said the following quote:

"I'm gonna kill ya, I'm gonna skin ya, and I'm gonna use your shin bone for a pencil box."

When you put in the plug of your hair dryer do electrons flow out of the electric socket into your hair dryer?

What is an electric current? How does it flow in a wire? How fast do the electrons move?

The equatorial radius of the earth is about 6370 km. Consider a 40,024-km long steel pipe that forms a giant ring that fits snugly around the equator of the earth. Suppose people all around its length breathe on it as to raise its temperature 1 degree Celsius. The pipe gets longer. It is also no longer snug. How high does it stand above the ground? (Hint: concentrate on the radial distance)

An application of Bernoulli's principle is an air wing, where the shape gives the air plane its lift. Now if a military jet flies up-side-down the lift would be pointing downward, towards the Earth. Why does it not crash to the ground?

The only clue I was given was that it's 60,000X our sun

The only hint I was given is that it's 1,000X our sun

geologic activity, etc) and also by external forces (such as weathering, impact craters, etc.). They were able to retain some light weight elements in their atmospheres. What 2 planets and one moon might meet these criteria?

formation of the solar system. Name some objects in our solar system that fit this group.