Missouri State (45-10). On Monday, the 64-team field for the 2015 NCAA Baseball Tournament was announced. Via NCAA.com and without further throat-clearing, here it is ... And here's a link to NCAA.com's interactive bracket.
A peril, as referred to in an insurance policy, is a cause of loss, such as fire or theft. Coverage can be provided on an âall perilsâ basis, or a ânamed perilsâ basis. Named Perils policies list exactly what is covered by the policy, while Open Perils (or All Perils) policies will list what is excluded from coverage. Named Perils policies are generally more restrictive. A dwelling policy usually provides coverage for both the dwelling and contents on a named perils basis, while a homeowners policy usually provides coverage for the dwelling on an all perils basis, and for the contents on a named perils basis.
Perils & Hazards. A peril is an immediate, specific event, causing a loss and giving rise to risk. An accident or illness is a peril. A hazard is a condition that gives rise to a peril. 1. Physical hazards are characteristics of the individual that increase or reduce the chance of peril. Examples are body structure (height related to weight), blood pressure, sugar levels, cholesterol levels, etc. 2. Moral Hazards are habits or activities that increase risk, such as drug or alcohol use.