Nuclear fallout

Whitakers’ theory centers on the idea that the family must be respected (Becvar & Becvar, 2012). Each family has it’s own way of dealing with things and that system is unique. A therapist cannot help a family by imposing predisposed ideology onto their unique structure. He felt that the position of the counselor was to move the family through three phases of engagement, involvement, and disentanglement. Conflict theory is based on works of Marx and Engels (White, 2008). It based on the…

William Dean Thoms was born on a cool spring day on May 9 1941; He grew up with a single mother named Eleanor (August 2 1899-January 16 1969) in Ironton MN in a two story house which had two rooms upstairs, dining room, kitchen, and one bathroom down stairs. He had one brother that was much older than him named Earl, he was in the military. William also grew up with two sisters the oldest sister was named Jacky she was born on Oct 12 1927; but on a sad day May 24th 1998; she died. William also…

The main component in Wittfogel's model is irrigation. After a society achieves large scale irrigation, they then get water scheduling, irrigation planning, labor coordination, defense of waterworks, and stable productivity. These then all branch off and the society achieves more components of a state-level society. Water scheduling leads to legal power and calendrics. This leads to legal power since there has to be people in charge in order to make sure that the system is using the correct…

Otto Hahn was a German chemist who discovered fission, fission is the action of dividing or splitting something into two or more parts. When Hahn discovered nuclear fission he unintentionally discovered how to create an atomic bomb. Hahn discovered nuclear fission by having a speed neutron hit a uranium atom, the uranium atom spit. When the speeding neutron hit the nucleus of the uranium atom the atom stretched until it split. Before this, Niels Bohr had a theory that a nucleus must be “like…

information gained provided U.S. leadership insight into the Soviet Union’s intentions and treasonous activities. In the case of the Cuban Missile Crisis, the NSA-CSS’s codebreakers and makers helped track Soviet intentions when the crisis threatened nuclear war. The NSA/CSS played a major role in the crisis by using Signals Intelligence and by gathering intelligence and providing it to the Central Intelligence Agency, the Department of Defense, and the executive branch before, during, and after…

Some people may think the Titanic should be brought up to the surface. I believe the Titanic shouldn't be brought up. It's already falling apart, if we tried to bring it up it would most likely get destroyed in the process. It's basically a gravesite for over 1,000 people, so moving it would be like digging up a grave. Plus, it would cost thousands, perhaps millions to bring it up. I don't believe it should be brought up, because it will most likely break in the process. If it starts…

I was a young, reckless 18-year-old man from a city in Illinois called Aurora. I shipped off to basic training for the military right after graduating high school. I arrived at my first duty station after basic training and advanced training to be an automated logistical specialist, which I would be in the Army. The deployments that lay ahead would cause me to change for the better. The duty station was overseas in Germany. People were speaking a language that I was unfamiliar with and driving…

On April 15, 1912, the Titanic sunk, not to be seen again until 1985. The large wreck would leave behind thousands of artifacts waiting to be analyzed and displayed. The opportunities were unparalleled, but technology had a long way to catch up. But underwater archaeology was still relatively new, and legalities of the wreck were undecided. With time though, legal procedures were worked out and technology advanced enough to fully handle the remains of the Titanic. Primarily, underwater…

and accomplish technological advancements that the Soviet Union could not match. For example, the administration fought a larger naval force with improved technical abilities, deployment of intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe, development…

Drone Wars: The Ethical Tug of War Unseen, unmanned, just as, if not more, lethal as any other weapon of war. Although there are benefits to using unmanned vehicles, also known as drones, to make assaults on enemies, there are plenty of ethical and moral dilemmas that come along with them. Although drones save soldiers lives, they also put more civilian lives in danger, and in turn, cause more civilian casualties than if foot soldiers were used. Along with civilian casualties being a major…