What is the role of youth in preventing terrorism?

Answer 1

Don't get sucked in by bitter old men with ideals that depend on the pain of others rather then that of them selves to come to fruition. And above all don't expect to be rewarded after you are dead. The death of a terrorist is a reward to all those that don't need to terrorise to be good people.

Answer 2

Medical emergencies are inevitably a part of all youth sporting events. Unlike at professional and most intercollegiate games where properly trained medical personnel are employed and on hand immediately, such situations are often handled impromptu at youth sporting events by those who happen to present at the event. In many cases it is the coach, in some cases a caring parent, and yet sometimes by luck of the draw a parent or fan also happens to be in the medical profession. Our children are all too valuable for us to allow for a randomized method of care when it comes to medical emergencies. Today, more kids than ever are participating in organized sports, and many of these at ages younger than we as parents could ever imagine. Did you really think that there would be organized soccer leagues for 3 year olds? Or what about t-ball for kids who have just barely mastered the developmental phase of walking? Either way, there is a large increase in participation that has not been matched by an increase in accessible medical care at these events.

It is probably unrealistic to expect that we will see the same type of medical coverage at youth sporting events that we see at professional events anytime soon. However, it is important that we prepare in an equally as important manner to be ready for medical emergencies. After all, it is the least we can do and we owe it to our children! The most secure method of managing a medical crisis at a youth sporting event is by establishing, disseminating, and implementing a standardized and well-designed crisis intervention plan. Standardized crisis intervention plans are utilized in high school and university settings, as well as professional sporting events. There is no reason that the same type of planning and implementation can't be integrated into youth sporting events.