Bin Laden Taking Risks

Bin Laden Taking Risks
"Take risks:If you win you will be happy;if you lose you will be wise."It's worth taking risks in life than to never try anything new.it's good to risk
something for a big problem,risks can come with a big reward,it's O.K to make mistakes in life just you have to learn from them. The raid on Osama
Bin Laden was a huge risk because the special ops went into a terrorist town and they weren't even sure he was there.Ex–navy seal Robert O'Neill
claims he killed the terrorist leader.O'Neill and his team to a huge risk by going into that town and hunting Bin Laden down. O'Neill and his team
after they got back they were famous and on every headline around the world these risked their lives to kill a man responsible for hundreds of
thousands death.
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Sarah Parish said "Living with fear stops us taking risks, and if you don't go out on the branch, you're never going to get the best fruit." Taking
risks is sometimes important because you only do good work when you're taking risks and pushing yourself to your goal. Imagine a society
without taking risks what world will we become if we don't take risks. Taking risks shows confidence, and helps you stand out. For example, rosa
parks took the risk of not giving up her seat to a white man she stood up for what she believed in even though she went to jail for that she took a
risk that changed her life. We learn from risks and those lessons may lead us on an important path in our life. We take risks for a reason and by
making choices is a risk taking

Risks Essay
There are numerous of different risks people are faced with throughout their life. In some cases risks are what help define who we are, or are
simply just obstacles that conquer us or we conquer. Some people have found that by taking risks it has left them with nothing, and others have
found it has only brought them great things. A few risks people face throughout their lives are risks such as what workforce to enter, which friends
should be trusted, and one of the biggest risks of all is being vulnerable to falling in love. The only way to truly appreciate the things gained and lost
in life is by taking risks, and the greatest risk in life is to risk nothing at all. One of the risks that most people face in life is deciding which...show more
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When someone has your trust they gain partial control of your emotions which is also a risk on your part. Furthermore, trust goes along with having a
companion that can be counted on through thick and thin. Being able to count on someone is a risk in itself. One can always be let down by another
ones supportiveness, Marx 2 willingness, and commitment, and in the end they would be left disappointed. Taking on the risk of deciding which
friends can be trusted and which ones can't in life is something every human goes through.
One of the biggest challenges when facing a risk is deciding what to do about it. Many people have struggled with the idea of knowing which risks
to take and which to ignore. There are many physiological factors related to how we go about taking risks. Some people choose risks based on
wanting to try new opportunities while others reject risks because of previous experience. The idea of a comfort zone is often an excuse one may
use in order to avoid certain risks in life. "On track" back to the comfort zone is what we always tend to do, which means heading to B even though the
dream rest in A. Many people have found that by not pursuing their dreams and taking whatever risks necessary to get there only left them
disappointed in the end. For example, one person may have dreamed of becoming an architect their whole life, and once they

Taking Risks: The Other Side Of The Sky
Many people take risks. There are many times that people have to take risks. For example, in The Other Side of the Sky they risk getting hurt by the
guards. Another example is, they risk getting caught by the guards when they were crossing the border. There are also many risks taken in Barrio Boy.
For example, Ernesto Galarza risks not getting along with others in that

I Want to Learn to Take Risks Essay
I want to learn to take risks. I want to change my attitude about taking chances. Assessing my academic and extracurricular achievements, I am proud of
my accomplishments. I see myself as an open–minded, goal–oriented person who achieves and succeeds through hard work and determination. How
much of that success is a result of staying on comfortable ground?
I began wondering about the range of my abilities when I attended Northwestern University's Theater Arts Program last summer. The theme of the
institute, announced by the director, was: "Dare to fail gloriously." This idea encouraged participants to take bold risks on the stage. Over time I
applied this philosophy to my acting and my life. I began the Northwestern program as a...show more content...
Set Design was my first choice, followed by Costumes, and finally Stage Lighting. Much to my dismay, I was assigned to the lighting crew. Though
disappointed, I tried to stay open–minded. I knew nothing about lighting, but followed the slogan which kept repeating in my head: "Dare to fail...."
By the third lighting session, I had discovered a new passion: I was eager to learn everything I could about lights. Having always been a performer who
enjoyed the limelight, I had never realized the skill required to create it properly. In my free time I climbed the catwalks, memorized cues, circuited
lamps, or changed gels. My competence was recognized when I was selected head light board operator for the final production of the summer.
If the choice to study lighting had not been made for me, I would have missed an enriching opportunity. The experience taught me to take more risks,
rather than to follow the most certain path to success. The exposure made me realize how limited my perspective had been in approaching new
situations. The choice that was made for me, undesirable as it seemed at the outset, taught me to embrace new experiences and ideas.
I believe that "the past is prologue." In college I will take more risks, convinced that the potential rewards outweigh my fear of failure. I have stopped
trying to select a major, and am committed to studying in many academic disciplines before deciding on a field of

Risk Taker
What I understood from this article was the different type of risk takers is based upon the degree of risks they are willing to take. Although Ron is
a fictional character in this article, I have known a lot of Ron in my life who lives for excitement. As described in the article, they like to smoke, drink,
do drugs, party every weekend and just live it up every day. So I ever wonder what makes someone a risk taker. Someone who is a risk taker is
someone who has a personality trait called sensation–seeking. The traits are the pursuit of novel, intense and complex sensations and experiences, and
the willingness to take risks for the sake of such experience. There is also three levels to distinguish the different type of risk takers, which are...show
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The environment outside of the home, such as accidental life experience and friends is accountable for 40% of the environmental contribution to
sensation seeking. Genes are involved due to the personality traits they influence that is associated with risk–taking like the traits of aggression,
agreeableness, aggression, sociability, the main component of extroversion. However, it is noted genes make proteins that shape our nervous systems,
but not directly make traits. Some biological correlate of sensation seeking is dopamine and enzyme monoamine oxidase. Dopamine is an important
brain neurotransmitter awhile enzyme monoamine oxidase (MAO) is a regulator keeping neurotransmitters in balance. Both of these biological genes
are found in high impulsive sensation seeking individuals. Dopamine is active in the brain's intrinsic reward and pleasure centers, and also found in
high proportion of opiate drug abusers. To high–sensation seekers, enzyme monoamine oxidase is low, implying a lack of regulation without any
regard for consequences, which is why men are proved higher risk–takers than women. Since women levels of enzyme monoamine oxidase are higher
than men meaning the imply regulation. There is always a positive and negative to everything, negative in the aspect too much of a high risk can
result in death. However not every risk is extreme to some, as low risk–taking individuals have as much experience like high risk–taker. Some people
find it in bungee–jumping, relationship and sex, or in quiet

Risk assessment forms to be done before taking children outside. Any spillages to be mopped or swept up as soon as possible. By being a good
role model for all children when using equipment for example carrying scissors or sharp objects safely. I Help and encourage the children to learn
for themselves and be involved in health and safety issues, such as wiping up spillages them self, putting broken items in the bin or taking them to a
teacher, I frequently remind children of the importance of this so no one gets injured. I make sure there are enough tissues boxes around the classroom
to ensure all children wipe their own nose or help them to do so if necessary; disposing of tissues by putting them in the bin themselves. I promote hand
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Substances include chemicals, products containing said chemicals, any product that would cause fumes, dusts, vapours or mists, gases and
asphyxiating gases, germs that cause diseases, biological agents (germs). I also ensure food is at a correct temperature (not too hot and if so left
to cool or children told to blow before eating; which promotes independence), and handling cutlery safely. Recording any accidents of children and
staff by filling out appropriate forms and administering the necessary first aid; informing the parent or guardian of the accident at the end of the
day or sooner depending on the injury/accident. Making sure any medicines are administered at the correct times and the instructions are followed
as well as made sure it is prescribed by a doctor and a medication form is filled out with all the necessary information. Wearing protective clothing such
as aprons and gloves, which are different for each nappies and food, to stop cross contamination. When a child is picked up I make sure I or somebody
has seen the parent or care or a password is given before releasing the child into their care( mostly done by the nursery door lady). I make sure first aid
equipment is where it should be and if resources are low in form the nursery

Positive Risk Taking Essay
Unit 24
1 – 1.1
For many people risk is an accepted part of everyday life. Every day activities such as catching the bus, travelling on holiday, playing football, setting
up home and starting a family all carry some element of risk.
Risk plays a part in our health, safety, security, well–being, employment, education, daily activities, using resources and equipment and in community
participation. But some adults, for example disabled people or older people, are often discouraged from taking risks.
Traditionally they are not encouraged to take risks in areas such as budgeting, planning, employment and daily living skills. This may be either because
of their perceived limitations or fear that they or others might be harmed....show more content...
These should all e recorded to prevent re–prescribing.
If a side effect is spotted you should take the following steps: * Inform the manager * Seek medical help * Observe the person * Record all symptoms
* Record what you have done * Treat the symptoms if possible or take to hospital * Record the medicine and reaction in the persons care notes * Inform
their GP.
Unit 47
2 – 2.4
There are a variety of different ways in which medicine can be administered. * Orally
The majority of medicines are administered this way via tablets, liquids etc.
* Sublingually
This is where tablets or capsules are placed under the tongue for fast absorption.
* Inhalation
This is most commonly used by asthma patients. It delivers the medicine directly to the lungs.
* Intramuscular injection

This is injected directly into large muscles (usually legs or bum). This can only be done by a doctor or nurse.
* Intravenous injection
This is injected straight directly into the veins. Medicines are rapidly absorbed into the body. This can only be performed by a doctor or trained nurse.
* Subcutaneous injection
This form of medicine is injected directly under the skin. After training care staff may provide this

Jack London Risk Taking
"In the end we only regret the chances we didn't take." – Lewis Carroll. The quote discussed is Jack London "The proper function of man is to live, not
exist. I shall not waste my days trying to prolong them. I shall use my time." In order to support this I will use evidence from articles and studies. I
agree with Jack London's claim that people should live not exist, and use their time wisely. I agree because risk taking actually has health benefits,
people often take risks and then love the outcome and research has found risk taking can actually be eye–opening. Extreme sports or risk taking can
help to improve your health. According to John Donovan, a writer, who did an article on an Extreme Sports camp for autistic children, Doug...show
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A study conducted by Dr. Brymer suggests that many people who participate in extreme sports do not do them for the adrenaline rush. The author
wrote that "What I found was that these people have a real love for these activities, and talk about a realisation about the power of nature, a sense of
humility, and a real sense of peace,"(Medical News Today 9). Many people who participate in extreme sports love doing them and find the risk taking
aspect to be relaxing. This shows that taking risks and actually be good for you, mentally. This shows that risk taking is not about getting an adrenaline
rush, but about improving mental health. While extreme sports help many people relax, overall they are just good for

Taking Risks And Trying New Things
Taking risks and trying new things is a thrilling moment for me. I can usually pride myself on being adventurous when it comes to trying new food.
Either trying a type of cuisine foreign to me or choosing a new restaurant, I can always say that I will try anything at least once. If it is a dish in a
restaurant I have never tried before, or something that a family member or friend made, I always think that nothing is so appalling that one bite may
kill me. It is an exciting time for me, as I might find a new food type that I had never heard of before that will end up becoming a new favorite.
Sushi restaurants have been a favorite of mine for as long as I can remember. Japanese cuisine is one of my favorites and I cherish every time I get
to enjoy a meal at an authentic sushi restaurant. I have always loved the varied aspects of Japanese cuisine, the fresh raw fish, the unique sushi rolls,
and the many enticing side dishes. I am always willing to try anything and never seem to find a single dish at a sushi restaurant that I am not fond of.
When I moved to Riverside, my family began visiting this one all you can eat sushi restaurant. It was a great environment and an exciting dining
experience as you can order and try anything on the menu. This particular sushi restaurant became a fast favorite of mine.
One evening however, I would be tested on just how willing I was to trying something strange and new. On my way to the restaurant with my family,
we were all eager for a

Speech: Take Risks and Live Life to its Fullest
Good morning ladies and gentlemen, today I am here to talk to you about a quote that Punch Imlach once said, he said that "a ship in harbour is safe,
but that is not what ships are built for." I think he is trying to say that one should not live their life in fear and that humans in general need to take more
risks.
Fear comes in many forms, there is fear of embarrassment, failure, and injury. These are the three main fears that keep people from achieving their
dreams. I say go for it, if you want to do something don't let fear get in your way. Follow your dreams, make them come true. If you spend your life
living in fear, you won't accomplish anything, because to achieve your highest...show more content...
They accomplish nothing, they don't have jobs, they can't keep a relationship, and they often suffer financially. Now this is an extreme case but none
the less it does happen. More commonly humans are afraid of what others may think them. Getting up this morning knowing that I'd have to stand here
in front of all of you and read this three minute speech, I honestly didn't want to come to school. The fear of being here with everyone's attention
focused on me was almost unbearable. What if I screwed up, what if you didn't like my speech, what if you laughed at me? What if. That is the key,
there is no way of knowing until you try.
The roots of fear can be deep and widespread. There are many reasons people develop phobias. For example if someone you knew got seriously hurt
while riding a bike, chances are it would be a while before you would get back on a bike. Although you have ridden a bike many times before and
nothing has ever happened, but now you are afraid because you know that there is a possibility that something could happen.
The Webster's New World Dictionary defines the word risk as "the chance of injury, damage or loss". I do believe this is true but let me point out
the word chance. By taking a risk we are taking a chance, playing the cards, rolling the dice, there is no guarantee that we will win or that we will
loose, but let me say it again, you don't know until you try.
Now, this may seem a bit spiritual but I believe that

Persuasive Essay On Risk Taking
My theme report looks at the issues of taking risks in order to overcome stereotypes, poor decisions from the past, and the make progress in life. I
learned from the theme study that if you take risks – and if you have the right personal qualities – you can change your world personally, and influence
others positively. The four films I watched for this report were Les Intouchables,Life of a King,12 years a slave and they all showed me the
consequences of risk taking which were either loss or great rewards in life.some of the results of risk taking I have discovered from these movies are it
can change your personality,leads to wealth and money,second chances in life and mostly you take possession of something you once lost.
A significant connection across the texts is the positive consequences in life that come from taking risks. The first similarity I see is that risk taking
leads to happiness and earning a new life. We see this in both 12 years a slave and TheHurricane. We see this positive consequence from risk–taking in
life of a king where Eugene earns back love from his children and got his family back. This positive outcome is similar to 12 years a slave when
Solomon is returned (right at the end) to his family. From the dialogue between Eugene and Katrina – daughter – we can see how desperate and
self–accusatory Eugene is feeling about his son Marco being in prison when Katrina says "I wanted to come tell you in person. Marco's locked up.
He's been in juvenile

Positive Risk Taking Essay
Support positive risk taking in everyday life
Explain ways in which risk is an integral part of everyday life,
Risk for most people is an accepted part of everyday life e.g. catching a bus or walking to the shop etc... will carry some element of risk. Risk is
associated with our health, safety, security, well being, employment, education, daily activities, using resources and equipment and community
participation. Some adults such as those who are disabled or who are older are usually discouraged from taking risks with their budgeting, planning,
employment and their daily living skills usually because people fear for their limitations or that they might hurt themselves or others. Everyone has the
right to take risks and make...show more content...
Reasonable risk is about balancing empowering people who need help to make their own decisions, once they have all the information, that is tailored
to their needs so that they make their best decisions.
Involvement of service users and relatives in risk assessment, to involve the resident, nearest and dearest is one of the most important parts of the
person centered approach. The people involved with the resident will help gather information in framing of what the risk actually is, in thinking,
generating ideas and solutions, by evaluating the solutions, in decisions making around the risk, in implementing the actions and by the learning that
takes place during these actions. Staff must make note of the residents and others wants, their views on their owns risk and what responsibilities each
person has in managing their own risk effectively. The person Centered Approach will meet this by asking for a clear picture of what the person is
wanting to achieve, why it is important, what the outcome would look like, a history of the risk, the decision making agreement tools to look at staff
roles and responsibilities and who will be responsible for the different decisions relating to the risk.
Positive and informed risk raking, This particular process is formed around the

Life Is All About Taking Risks
Life is all about taking risks. However, there is a fine line between risk taking and playing it safe. When a certain activity becomes dangerous to the
health of a body, it is time to step back and evaluate. The human skull can protect your brain to a certain extent, but concussions occur when there is
significant impact to the head without protection to shield it from the blow. Concussions are a dangerous risk factor that affect most teenagers involved
with sports that call for physical contact, especially football, but with cautious thinking and protection, it should be enough to prevent them. A
considerable amount of factors play into the cause of a concussions. The human skull can protect your brain to a certain extent, but concussions occur
when there is significant impact to the head without protection to shield it from the blow. The brain slides along the walls of inner walls of the skull,
and bleeding may occur if the impact is violent enough. The thickness of the skull, more cerebrospinal fluid, presence of Arnold–Chiari malformation,
and the characteristics of the cervical spine such as limited strength, range of motion, and flexibility may add to injury. Those involved in a sport
without certain protection are at more of a risk, especially young people. Every concussion is different, so it is hard to predict how long someone's
recovery will be or what damage may be done. When an athlete gets injured in the head, he or she should report it immediately rather

Essay About Taking Risks In Urban Education
I believe that taking risks are important in life. You should take risks in life because you'll never know how absolutely perfect something could turn
out to be. Students, families, and teachers take risks in urban education every day. Families who live in poverty take risks constantly. They take risks
when it comes to their children. They want what's best for their child, and they could risk their child's education by sending them to an urban school,
they could risk the chance of being accepted into a charter or boarding school, and they risk their child growing up in a low income neighborhood.
Students take risks when they enter the classroom of an urban school, they take a risk by trusting their teacher's methods, and they take risks by...show
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I believe that these risks that families, students, and teachers take in urban education are worth everything. These families who send their child to an
urban school are giving their child a chance to be successful, and to learn. The students who attend an urban school and risk the chance of their
efforts going unnoticed, that thought can drive these students to work harder, to go the extra mile to be successful and to be noticed. That can
motivate the child to be the best they can be. The risk that teachers take by teaching in an urban school is the best risk anyone can take. Teachers are
a critical aspect to urban schools, they give children hope that they can succeed, they give families satisfaction that their child is being cared for and
pushed, and they show society that even though urban schools are not properly funded and lack supplies that they can make a difference in these
students. These risks are scary, but urban schools are risky. Urban schools are risky because they have overcrowded classrooms, students with many
outside difficulties that are brought into the classroom, lack of supplies, teachers who constantly are transferring in and out, and not enough support
from families. Urban schools are difficult, but they are worth the risk of

Risk Taking Essay
Khendee Casallo
Humanities 151
Do you feel that taking genuine risks in life is necessary in order for us to be happy? Can people find fulfillment and happiness in life by playing it
safe and not courting any trouble or hardship from taking chances?
The word "risk" means the possibility of suffering a harmful event. Risk taking can bring either positive or negative result because anytime we take
risks in life, there is a possibility of loss which can cause tension. There are a lot of people who take big risks and appear not to be affected by them.
But, many of us feel very uneasy when faced with risk–taking; we may become worried about the risk. Although some people are content in life by
just playing it safe and not courting any...show more content...
It's the challenge itself that people learn from. There isn't any point to making things a challenge for no good reason so it's about taking on the right
challenges and calculating risks to a point that justifies them when compared to the challenge that is faced to accomplish them. Truth be told, it was a
challenged for me to take that risk and slide down the tube tunnel and I did not regret doing so because I know at that point thats what I wanted. If it
hadn't been for that challenge, I wouldn't be able to see what I am capable of doing.
Taking risks is done with some purpose in mind as well. There isn't any point in taking risks that don't pay off. There are hundreds of things that
require risks in order to make them happen. Innovation is a big one of those. Innovation is when you look for new ways of doing things, building
things or perhaps new ideas. This requires breaking new ground that no one has done before and so there are always risks involved. People who are
hesitant to take risks will become stagnant with no ability to innovate or change for there is no such thing as constant in this world, there are always
going to be changes and new invention coming up.
When we were young we really didn't understand what risks were, we just did things as we saw fit to do them. Sometimes as older individuals we
need to take risks as we did when were young. Instead of the over analyzing and the procrastination sometimes we just have to look

Michael Jordan Taking Risks
Taking risks can be a difficult choice in life. A person doesn't know where that could lead him/her to. Taking risks is like jumping off a burning
building. What that means is that taking risks isn't just straightforward. It is sometimes necessary to take a chance because it could lead a person to
somewhere good.
An example of a person that took a chance is Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan had a saying that was "Never give up". When Michael Jordan was
growing up, he wasn't good at basketball. However, when he took the risk of falling down and having an injury, it lead him to becoming a famous
basketball player. Basically, Michael Jordan took a chance.
Another example of a person that took a chance is Rosa Parks. When Rosa Parks refused to

Essay on Risk Taking
In our lives, it is important to exercise self–command. However,
we should not be so concerned with the future that we stifle the present.
The question becomes what balance should we strike between self–command
and risks? What kinds of risks are acceptable or unacceptable? In this
essay, we will use two examples of risks to show the distinction between
the two and arrive at a conclusion as to the balance one should have
between risk and self command. The first example we will use is of a
person who spends his life savings on a lottery ticket and does not win
the lottery. The second is of a person who spends his life savings on a
hunch regarding a cure for AIDS, a hunch that is false. Before we make...show more content...
Now that we have several definitions of acceptable risks, we may
ask how these definitions, which seem piecemeal and unrelated, can all
combine to form one definition of acceptable risk. The best way to do
this is to examine the two cases that lie before us and relate the

definitions to them. In the process of doing so, we will determine which
risk is acceptable and which is not.
Risks in the example: the lottery and the AIDS cure
If the average person on the street were presented with the case
of spending one's life savings on a lottery ticket and losing or spending
the same sum on a false hunch regarding an AIDS cure, he or she would
probably come up with several answers. For the most part though, all the
answers would be consistent with one idea: the AIDS cure is simply
"worth" more and thus is a more acceptable risk. There might be several
reasons for this. One could assume, for example, that the only person who
would attempt to cure AIDS would be a doctor with sufficient experience in
the field. It would follow, then, that the odds of finding a cure for
AIDS would be much greater than the odds of winning the lottery. To win
the lottery, one has to draw 6 numbers out of 46 (a probability that is
very low). However, curing AIDS with medical experience is a less risky
endeavor. In this instance, trying to cure AIDS would be a greater moral
good because it is

Why Is Risk Taking Important
From the beginning of mankind to our modern day society, individuals have a tendency to gape at individuals who put a lot on the line to achieve a
desired goal. Whether it be a Marvel superhero to our local firemen, individuals who put their well–being on the line are placed in a high stature in the
eyes of many. We gravitate to be just like these individuals and are ashamed of becoming viewed as a coward. This idea is prevalent in people of all
ages, backgrounds, and gender and will continue to motivate us to attain glory by means of taking risks. However, it is important to know the fine line
between taking risks and putting yourself in inevitable danger. One must be willing to accept the consequence of failure. Some of the most successful
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Although it isn't equivalent to daredevils who bungee jump or skydive, most of what we do is in the boundaries of risk taking. People start taking risks
from the moment you were born. Babies take the risk that their caregivers will provide them the right nourishment to prosper. In infants, their first
step to walking involved them taking the risk of falling down. Children take risks of losing whenever they play a game of competition. High
school students take risks when they take standardized exams such as the SAT which serves as a measuring stick between themselves and their
peers. Adults who apply for a job take the risk of not getting accepted or eventually fired. Old people take the risk of getting up everyday and face
the possibility of injuring their frail bodies. One of the most risky concept in our modern day world is sports. Sports attract a huge audiences and
unite people of all backgrounds. However, if you watch sports, you likely have a favorite team. If you have a favorite team, you are putting your
money that your preferred franchise will win the championship year after year. As a result, if you follow a specific team, you face the risk of
elimination. This exemplifies that the most unifying concepts involve risk

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