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- partners violent behavior
1 in 3 women affected by partners violent behavior. Atlanta (CNN) – More than one in three women have experienced sexual assault, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner during their lifetime, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey. The same is true for more than one in four men, according to [...]
- Violent Crimes In The United States
It is safe to say that violent crime in the United States is on the rise. Despite millions of dollars allocated to prevention, a lot of people are still victimized as well as traumatized by crimes taking place every day. Almost everyone is anxious over the prospect of becoming a victim of crime. Let’s look [...]
- TERRORISM
The calculated use of violence or intimidation of violence against citizens in order to accomplish goals that can either be political, religious or ideological in nature is called terrorism. It is done through threats, coercion or instilling fear in the masses. In other words its criminal and violent acts that are committed by an individual [...]
- Survival Shelter after a Natural Disaster
It is known to all that disasters will happen and when they do you may not be in an ideal location for survival or structures maybe so dismantled or destroyed to safely inhabit. So what do you do for temporary shelter? When individuals are struck by natural calamities like an earthquake, typhoon, volcano or hurricane, [...]
- What the citizens should do in the event of a hurricane.
Escaping Hurricane Irene Irene became the first devastating hurricane since 2008 to hit United States as it stepped ashore just east of North Carolina on August 27, 2011. As Irene reached Hispaniola it was labeled as category 1 hurricane but was strengthened to category 3 while approaching the Bahamas. The eastern coast is quite familiar [...]
