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    A risk is a situation involving exposure to danger and the potential to lose or gain something of value. So why do people choose to take risk‚ knowing that they can lose at any moment. In his article “The Mystery of Risk” by Peter Gwin‚ says‚ “Some of the motivations for taking risk are obvious-financial reward‚ fame‚ political gain and saving lives.” Risk takers such The Success of Risk Taking as fishermen‚ professional racers‚ rock climbers‚ gamblers

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    The David Mapstone series are a series of crime mystery thrillers by bestselling American mystery writer Jon Talton. The first novel in the David Mapstone series of novels was Concrete Desert Talton’s debut novel that was first published in 2001. After the major success of the first novel in the series‚ the author went on to publish several more titles in the series that were just as successful as the first. Given Jon’s background working as an ambulance medic in Phoenix‚ Arizona and as a journalist

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    VOLUME NO. 3 (2013)‚ ISSUE N O. 01 (J ANUARY) ISSN 2231-5756 A Monthly Double-Blind Peer Reviewed (Refereed/Juried) Open Access International e-Journal - Included in the International Serial Directories Indexed & Listed at: Ulrich ’s Periodicals Directory ©‚ ProQuest‚ U.S.A.‚ EBSCO Publishing‚ U.S.A.‚ Cabell’s Directories of Publishing Opportunities‚ U.S.A.‚ Open J-Gage‚ India [link of the same is duly available at Inflibnet of University Grants Commission (U.G.C.)]‚ Index Copernicus Publishers

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    endangered is the Iriomote Wild Cat. Key points to the Iriomote Wild Cat’s endangerment are habitat loss‚ not being well known‚ and feral domestic cats. The first part of the wild cat’s endangerment‚ and the most major is habitat loss. Iriomote Wild Cats live on the small island of Iriomotejima‚ southwest of Japan‚ the island is a meer 116 miles wide. Plus‚ Iriomotejima is one of the fastest developing regions in the world. This not very good for the cats. The iriomote cat mainly inhabits the lowland

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    When it comes to picking between cats and dogs‚ most people would choose dogs. Some people do not like cats because of the bad reputation they receive from owners or strangers; bad temper and they are not as affectionate like a dog. I don’t think that is true. I think both cats and dogs are affectionate and caring once you give them a chance but which animal is more caring? Cats and dogs have different personality traits‚ but let’s see which animal is more affectionate. Dogs are known to be man’s

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    The Importance of Funny Cat Pictures Captions Some of the images offered on funny cat websites are not all that funny on their own. What makes these images so amusing is the choice of words that the photographer‚ or website owner‚ attaches to the image. For instance‚ you may not find a picture of a cat standing on its back paws‚ batting at some unseen toy particularly funny‚ but if you add the caption "High five!"‚ it suddenly takes on a new level of humor. Giving funny pictures good captions is

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    was your best friend but was your enemy? The books that are being compared are rat and cat the legend of the Chinese zodiac and cat and mice become enemies. Cat and rat and mice and cat the two where best friends and the came to be enemies in both stores. These stories are legends because they got passed on over and over again. The stories where about cats and mice/rats and they where talking about why cats and rats/mice don’t like each other any more. The theme of the story is that have you had

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    Earth is which is a more adequate and loveable pet--cats or dogs. In any situation‚ dogs are better suited for the best position than cats by a long shot. There are many reasons why dogs are superior to cats because dogs have traits that cats lack and will probably never attain these traits. Dogs can provide protection‚ they are loyal and give affection‚ they allow themselves to be trained to their master’s likings‚ and they are able to help people. Cats can

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    The legend is why cats and mice hate each other Have you ever wondered why cats and mice hate each other? In the legends “Cat and Rat: Legend of the Chinese Zodiac” and “How Mice and Cats Became Enemies” it explains why they never get along. The theme of these legends is that if you mess with a good friend something will come your way. This essay will be a compare and contrast between these two stories. In this paragraph I will compare these legends. One of them they were going to

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    it has use of the ’Locked Room’ mystery; which in those days was very popular. The mentioning of exotic animals is also very exciting and has a good effect on readers. It may remind some of Edgar Allan Poes. Ferocious animals like the cheetah could be entertaining as well as slightly humorous ones like the baboon. It is also very appealing as it has a ’hero’ (Sherlock Holmes) and ’villain’ (Dr Roylott). The Speckled Band is presented as a ’locked room’ mystery. It has good use of red herrings;

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