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"A Small Town Called Smlednik..." Smlednik by coceng
Smlednik Travel Guide: 10 reviews and 9 photos
Well, I could sleep at the train station, at the bus station, in the mortuary, In the President's garden but I chose to spend the night in a camping ground in Smlednik instead.
After couldn't find any place to lie my tired body I decided to go adventurous, sleeping in a camping ground. You read here first ! This would be the first out of many grounds that I slept on in this 3rd European trip.
Took the bus from Ljubljana. Missed my dinner. Reminded the driver to drop me off at the right spot.
8.30 pm. A Junction. Seemed like in the middle of nowhere. Good. Had to walk through big fields with flying insects all hovering around me, covered my ears; crickets rickety-ed for the time to party. Their party. Bushes rustling each other for the sign that the sun was going to be gone for the day. Me kept walking. Had to go through forest to reach the camp, follow the road, not the trail. People made roads, animals made trails. So many things on my mind, y'see.
Finally arrived at the camping ground safely...nearly dark !
First, approached the Information Desk, closed ! Then came 2 boys, 2 American boys (how they reached there God Knows...) who were 'the people' running the place !
Actually they were travelling as well but were put in charged of the in-out od people at the Information Desk, oh swell then.
Asked them if it's possible to find just a space for me to lie down sleeping in my sleeping bag...They were not sure.
They asked whether I had a tent, I said no...just a sleeping bag.
They asked me again "What if it's rain ?" We just looked at each other & laughed ! I guess I had to figure out the question out myself ! Hhmm, talking about finding an adventure right ?
Checked in then, surrender my passport & filled in the form.
So, I wandered the small territory of the camping ground, not a big one I thought.
Then, my tummy beckoned me "Hungry ! Hungry !"...
Asked the 2 boys again where to look for a place to eat, they said 2 miles away ! Although there's a small kiosk shop but it's closed at that time already ! Oh swell...
I walked out from the camping ground, maybe there's a restaurant somewhere, maybe.
I saw this place ! It says 'Pension' so I thought maybe the people there would know the place to eat ?
2 young boys sat at a table outside the pension; They could speak English as well ! This is what I love about Slovenia !
They said it's not their place, their family just settled there...Weird.
Then, came a lady...a Gypsy lady, I just knew her by her appearance. Asking the 2 boys what I wanted.
They were talking more about me & I could not understand a word !
Then, suddenly the 2 boys asked whether I wanted to eat ! I said "Well, yes....."; Not sure whether to answer that !
They said that their mum would cook for me ! I was like "...WHAT !? WOW ".
I asked for the price & they said it's free...again " WHAT !? WOW ".
Actually I was like WOW ! Great ! Free meal...They said it would be Spaghetti Bolognese ! Because that's all they had; DARN ! My favourite !
I talked with the 2 boys, they were Gypsies, travelling around...been to UK even, they said !
5 minutes later, my plate of Spaghetti Bolognese arrived !
It was half hot, I got the feeling it was the left over meal anyway just 'in the oven for a few minutes' for me, their unsuspected stranger/guest.
While eating I talked with them; At the same time I felt kinda uncomfortable because people had told me about The Gypsies !
On that evening, my perception about The Gypsies changed totally ! They are people too, they are humans too, they know how to be nice to people !
Then, suddenly more Gypsies coming out ! The fathers, the grandfathers, the women. Oh oh...!
They were nice ! Asking me where I am from, about my country, about my people...Deep in my I wanted to ask them many questions about the living of The Gypsies, either I wouldn't dare or maybe it's too impolite !
I had to think fast so that I would have something positive to show them about me on them !
I mentioned a name !
Vera Bila !
They were amazed ! They couldn't believe that somebody from this far would know their icon !
I was happy too; My knowledge in music pays off brilliantly !
I finished my meal & the cola drink...
They wanted to talk more but I was too tired. I had to leave, I thought !
I could also asked them to play me music...but maybe some other time.
I parted & they gave me a bottle of drink; I asked what it was, they said 'beer !'.
I said goodbye & shook hands with EACH of them !
I left back to my spot in Smlednik Camping Ground. The bottle of 'beer' was next to me. I was sleeping under a tree on that night...slept UNTIL it was raining ! Yep It was raining so I moved to a hut. Continued sleeping...
The following day I woke up & thought for a while what happened to me the previous night !
Damn ! I forgot that bottle of 'beer'; Went back to the tree & it's no more there.
Slowly, I packed & went downt he river for a while & took some photos. Saw some nudists & they looked at me why wasn't I naked ! can you imagine in the morning chill they were stark naked & proud of it !
On the way out from the Smlednik Camping Ground, I passed through the place where I had my meal the previous night, the place was locked ! Nobody was there...maybe the family moved away. Where, I didn't know...
What an experience I thought ! What an evening to remember.
To that super nice Gypsy Family, wherever you are, I hope you guys would have a great life ! I thank you guys from the bottom of my heart !
The Smlednik camping park offers very peaceful and picturesque surroundings in the heart of village countryside. Leisure facilities include tennis, basket -ball, mini football,, table tennis. Water sports fans enjoy boating and fishing on the nearby lake.
The site is ideally placed for walking, touring, biking and also mountaineering in the surrounding neighbourhood or just relaxing.
It lies close to the capital Ljubljana and also other beauty spots and places of historic interest such as ?kofja Loka, Kamnik, Kranj are all within easy reach making opportunities for both sightseeing and relaxing at the same time.
Guests can choose from attractive sunny or sheltered pitches on the grassland. Our facilities include electric hookups, toilet and shower blocks, covered dishwashing facilities, a shop on the site and a refreshing bar.
Special attention is payed to nudist lifestyle. The nudist resort is separated from the rest of the park and has got its own beach and separated toilet and shower blocks.
Prices and booking:
Spacy camping park offers attractive tent pitches and caravanning pitches throughout the year. Rates are daily or annual including everything except tourist tax. Booking is always possible.
- Pros:A Beautiful Piece Of Rural Slovenia
- Cons:Come Here If You Could Not Find A Place To Sleep In Ljubljana
- In a nutshell:Definitely Worth A Day Trip From The Capital
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No. 8 Notre Dame (6-0) beat Pittsburgh. Next: at No. 21 Air Force, Saturday. Key Stat: Irish coach Tyrone Willingham recorded his 50th career victory, and the six straight wins is his longest winning streak.
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- Subsequent Neoplasms
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Solid SNs in childhood cancer survivors most commonly involve the following: [2,5,7,16,19]
- Breast.
- Thyroid.
- Central nervous system (CNS).
- Bones and soft tissues.
With more prolonged follow-up of cohorts of adult survivors of childhood cancer, epithelial neoplasms have been observed in the following:[2,5,15]
- Lung.
- Gastrointestinal tract.
Benign and low-grade SNs, including NMSCs and meningiomas, have also been observed with increasing prevalence in survivors treated with radiation for childhood cancer.[2,16,17]
In addition to radiation exposure, exposure to certain anticancer agents may result in solid SNs. In recipients of a hematopoietic cell transplant conditioned with high-dose busulfan and cyclophosphamide (Bu-Cy), the cumulative incidence of new solid cancers appears to be similar regardless of exposure to radiation. In a registry-based, retrospective, cohort study, Bu-Cy conditioning without total-body irradiation (TBI) was associated with higher risks of solid SNs than in the general population. Chronic graft-versus-host disease increased the risk of SN, especially those involving the oral cavity.[20]
Some of the well-established solid SNs include the following:[9]
Breast cancer:
Breast cancer is the most common therapy-related solid SN after HL, largely due to the high-dose chest radiation used to treat HL (SIR of subsequent breast cancer, 25-55).[5,21] The following has been observed in female survivors of childhood HL:
- Excess risk has been reported in female HL survivors treated with high-dose, extended-volume radiation at age 30 years or younger.[22] Emerging data indicate that females treated with low-dose, involved-field radiation also exhibit excess breast cancer risk.[23]
- For female HL patients treated with chest radiation before age 16 years, the cumulative incidence of breast cancer approaches 20% by age 45 years.[5]
- The latency period after chest radiation ranges from 8 to 10 years, and the risk of subsequent breast cancer increases in a linear fashion with radiation dose (P for trend < .001).[24]
Radiation-induced breast cancer has been reported to have more adverse clinicopathological features than breast cancer in age-matched population controls.[25]
Treatment with higher cumulative doses of alkylating agents and ovarian radiation greater than or equal to 5 Gy (exposures predisposing to premature menopause) have been correlated with reductions in breast cancer risk, underscoring the potential contribution of hormonal stimulation on breast carcinogenesis.[26,27]
Although currently available evidence is insufficient to demonstrate a survival benefit from the initiation of breast cancer surveillance in women treated with chest radiation for childhood cancer, interventions to promote detection of small and early-stage tumors may improve prognosis, particularly for those who may have more limited treatment options because of prior exposure to radiation or anthracyclines.
Thyroid cancer: Thyroid cancer is observed after the following:[2,5,28]
- Neck radiation for HL, ALL, and brain tumors.
- Iodine I 131 metaiodobenzylguanidine (131 I-mIBG) treatment for neuroblastoma.
- TBI for hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
The risk of thyroid cancer has been reported to be 18-fold that of the general population.[29] Significant modifiers of the radiation-related risk of thyroid cancer include the following:[30,31]
- Female gender.
- Younger age at exposure.
- Longer time since exposure.
- Radiation dose. A linear dose-response relationship between radiation exposure and thyroid cancer is observed up to 29 Gy, with a decline in the odds ratio (OR) at higher doses, especially in children younger than 10 years at treatment, demonstrating evidence for a cell kill effect.[30,32]
CNS tumors: Brain tumors develop after cranial radiation for histologically distinct brain tumors [16] or for management of disease among ALL or non-Hodgkin lymphoma patients.[6,9,33] SIRs reported for subsequent CNS neoplasms after treatment for childhood cancer range from 8.1 to 52.3 across studies.[34]
The risk of subsequent brain tumors demonstrates a linear relationship with radiation dose.[2,16]
- The risk of meningioma after radiation not only increases with radiation dose but also with increased dose of intrathecal methotrexate.[35]
- Cavernomas have also been reported with considerable frequency after CNS radiation but have been speculated to result from angiogenic processes as opposed to true tumorigenesis.[36,37,38]
Despite the well-established increased risk of subsequent CNS neoplasms among childhood cancer survivors treated with cranial irradiation, the current literature is insufficient to evaluate the potential harms and benefits of routine screening for these lesions.[34]
Bone and soft tissue tumors: The risk of subsequent bone tumors has been reported to be 133-fold that of the general population, with an estimated 20-year cumulative risk of 2.8%.[39] Survivors of hereditary retinoblastoma, Ewing sarcoma, and other malignant bone tumors are at a particularly increased risk.[40]
Radiation therapy is associated with a linear dose-response relationship.[40,41] After adjustment for radiation therapy, treatment with alkylating agents has also been linked to bone cancer, with the risk increasing with cumulative drug exposure.[40] These data from earlier studies concur with the following data observed by the CCSS and other investigators:
- In a CCSS cohort, an increased risk of subsequent bone or soft tissue sarcoma was associated with radiation therapy, a primary diagnosis of sarcoma, a history of other SNs, and treatment with higher doses of anthracyclines or alkylating agents.[42]
- The 30-year cumulative incidence of subsequent sarcoma in CCSS participants was 1.08% for survivors who received radiation and 0.5% for survivors who did not receive radiation.[42]
- In survivors of bilateral retinoblastoma, the most common SNs seen are sarcomas, specifically osteosarcoma.[43,44,45]
Soft tissue sarcomas can be of various histologic subtypes, including nonrhabdomyosarcoma soft tissue sarcomas, rhabdomyosarcoma, malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors, Ewing/primitive neuroectodermal tumors, and other rare types. The CCSS reported the following on 105 cases and 422 matched controls in a nested case-control study of 14,372 childhood cancer survivors:[46]
- Soft tissue sarcomas occurred at a median of 11.8 years (range, 5.3-31.3 years) from original diagnoses.
- Any exposure to radiation was associated with increased risk of soft tissue sarcoma (OR, 4.1; 95% CI, 1.8-9.5), which demonstrated a linear dose-response relationship.
- Anthracycline exposure was associated with soft tissue sarcoma risk (OR, 3.5; 95% CI, 1.6-7.7), independent of radiation dose.
Skin cancer:
Nonmelanoma skin cancers (NMSCs) represent one of the most common SNs among childhood cancer survivors and exhibit a strong association with radiation. The CCSS has observed the following:
- Compared with participants who did not receive radiation, CCSS participants treated with radiation had a 6.3-fold increase in risk (95% CI, 3.5-11.3) of NMSC.[47]
- Ninety percent of tumors occurred within the radiation field.
- A CCSS case-control study of the same cohort reported on subsequent basal cell carcinoma. Children who received 35 Gy or more to the skin site had an almost 40-fold excess risk of developing basal cell cancer (OR, 39.8; 95% CI, 8.6-185), compared with those who did not receive radiation; results were consistent with a linear dose-response relationship, with an excess OR per Gy of 1.09 (95% CI, 0.49-2.64).[47]
These data underscore the importance of counseling survivors about sun protection behaviors to reduce ultraviolet radiation exposure that may exacerbate this risk.[17]
The occurrence of a NMSC as the first SN has been reported to identify a population at high risk of a future invasive malignant SN.[3] CCSS investigators observed a cumulative incidence of a malignant neoplasm of 20.3% (95% CI, 13.0%-27.6%) at 15 years among radiation-exposed survivors who developed NMSC as a first SN compared with 10.7% (95% CI, 7.2%-14.2%) whose first SN was an invasive malignancy.
Malignant melanoma has also been reported as a SN in childhood cancer survivor cohorts, although at a much lower incidence than NMSCs. A systematic review including data from 19 original studies (total N = 151,575 survivors; median follow-up of 13 years) observed an incidence of 10.8 cases of malignant melanoma per 100,000 childhood cancer survivors per year.[48]
Risk factors for malignant melanoma identified among these studies include the following:[48]
- Radiation therapy.
- Combination of alkylating agents and antimitotic drugs.
Melanomas most frequently developed in survivors of HL, hereditary retinoblastoma, soft tissue sarcoma, and gonadal tumors, but the relatively small number of survivors represented in the relevant studies preclude assessment of melanoma risk among other types of childhood cancer.[48]
CCSS investigators observed an approximate 2.5-fold increased risk (SIR, 2.42; 95% CI, 1.77-3.23) of melanoma among members of their cohort (median time to development, 21.0 years). The cumulative incidence of first subsequent melanoma at 35 years from initial cancer diagnosis was 0.55% (95% CI, 0.37-0.73), and absolute excess risk was 0.10 per 1,000 person-years (95% CI, 0.05-0.15). Family history of cancer, demographic, or treatment-related factors did not predict risk of melanoma.[49]
Lung cancer: Among pediatric childhood cancer survivor cohorts, lung cancer represents a relatively uncommon SN; the 30-year cumulative incidence of lung cancer among CCSS participants was 0.1% (95% CI, 0.0%-0.2%).[2] The following has been observed in adult survivors of childhood HL:[50]
- Lung cancer has been reported after chest irradiation for HL. The risk increases in association with longer elapsed time from diagnosis.
- Smoking has been linked with the occurrence of lung cancer that develops after radiation for HL. The increase in risk of lung cancer with increasing radiation dose is greater among patients who smoke after exposure to radiation than among those who refrain from smoking (P = .04).
Gastrointestinal (GI) cancer: There is emerging evidence that childhood cancer survivors develop GI malignancies more frequently and at a younger age than the general population.[5] The Late Effects Study Group reported a 63.9-fold increased risk of gastric cancers and 36.4-fold increased risk of colorectal cancers in adult survivors of childhood HL. In addition to previous radiation therapy, younger age (0-5 years) at the time of the primary cancer therapy significantly increased risk.[5]
In a French and British cohort-nested, case-control study of childhood solid cancer survivors diagnosed before age 17 years, the risk of developing an SN in the digestive organs varied with therapy. The following was also observed:[51]
- The risk of GI cancer was 9.7-fold higher than in population controls.
- The SNs most often involved the colon/rectum (42%), liver (24%), and stomach (19%).
- A strong radiation dose-response relationship, with an OR of 5.2 (95% CI, 1.7-16.0) for local radiation doses between 10 Gy and 29 Gy and 9.6 (95% CI, 2.6-35.2) for doses of 30 Gy and above, compared with the dose response in survivors who had not received radiation therapy.
- Chemotherapy alone and combined-modality therapy were associated with a significantly increased risk of developing a GI SN (SIR, 9.1; 95% CI, 2.3-23.6; SIR 29.0; 95% CI, 20.5-39.8).
CCSS investigators reported a 4.6-fold higher risk of GI SNs among their study participants than in the general population (95% CI, 3.4-6.1). They also reported the following:[52]
- The SNs most often involved the colon (39%), rectum/anus (16%), liver (18%), and stomach (13%).
- The SIR for colorectal cancer was 4.2 (CI, 2.8-6.3).
- The most prevalent GI SN histology was adenocarcinoma (56%).
- The highest risk of GI SNs was associated with abdominal radiation (SIR, 11.2; CI, 7.6-16.4), but survivors not exposed to radiation also had a significantly increased risk (SIR, 2.4; CI, 1.4-3.9).
- High-dose procarbazine (relative risk [RR], 3.2; CI 1.1-9.4) and platinum drugs (RR, 7.6; CI, 2.3-25.5) independently increased the risk of GI SNs.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital investigators observed that the SIR for subsequent colorectal carcinoma was 10.9 (95% CI, 6.6-17.0) compared with U.S. population controls. Investigators also observed the following:[53]
- Incidence of a subsequent colorectal carcinoma increased steeply with advancing age, with a 40-year cumulative incidence of 1.4% ± 0.53% among the entire cohort (N = 13,048) and 2.3% ± 0.83% for 5-year survivors.
- Colorectal carcinoma risk increased by 70% with each 10 Gy increase in radiation dose, and increasing radiation volume also increased risk.
- Treatment with alkylating agent chemotherapy was also associated with an 8.8-fold excess risk of subsequent colorectal carcinoma.
Collectively, these studies support the need for initiation of colorectal carcinoma surveillance at a young age among survivors receiving high-risk exposures.[5,51,52,53]
Renal carcinoma: Consistent with reports among survivors of adult-onset cancer, CCSS investigators reported a significant excess of subsequent renal carcinoma among 14,358 5-year survivors in the cohort (SIR, 8.0; 95% CI, 5.2-11.7) compared with the general population. The reported overall absolute excess risk of 8.4 per 105 person-years indicates that these cases are relatively rare. Highest risk was observed among the following:[54]
- Neuroblastoma survivors (SIR, 85.8; 95% CI, 38.4-175.2). Radiation has been hypothesized to predispose children with high-risk neuroblastoma to renal carcinoma.[55]
- Those treated with renal-directed radiation therapy of 5 Gy or greater (RR, 3.8; 95% CI, 1.6-9.3).
- Those treated with platinum-based chemotherapy (RR, 3.5; 95% CI, 1.0-11.2). Cases of secondary renal carcinoma associated with Xp11.2 translocations and TFE3 gene fusions have also been reported and suggest that cytotoxic chemotherapy may contribute to renal carcinogenesis.[56,57]
Underlying genetic predisposition may also play a role because rare cases of renal carcinoma have been observed in children with tuberous sclerosis.[54]
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Put Burner Over the Top
Wouldn't it be nice if we had publicly financed campaigns? Wouldn't it be great if a candidate's perceived chances weren't so wrapped up in her ability to raise money? Wouldn't it be wonderful if the national Dems didn't use fundraising as their only yardstick when measuring a candidate's local support?
Yeah, that would all be great. Swell. And let's work toward making publicly financed campaigns a reality. In the meantime, though, let's be realistic. The national Dems are paying attention to Darcy Burner's race and they've got a bunch of money to dump on herprovided she raises $320,000. By tomorrow. Burner has already raised $281,000, and if she can pull in the remaining 39K by tomorrow she'll likely get $250,000 in new funds from the national Dems.
Burner is running in Washington's 8th District against first-term Republican Dave Reichert. Her race is one of only a handful of truly competitive U.S. House races in the country. If Dems, progressives, and liberals are serious about grabbing some real power in D.C. and finally holding the Bush administration accountable, then we have to get serious about opening our checkbooks and supporting candidates like Darcy Burner. (You can learn more about her by reading Eli Sander's recent profile of Burner.)
You can make a contribution by visiting Burner's website, or you can phone in a donation by calling 425.454.0402. We can do thisyesterday Burner raised $20K. We can put her over the top today.
If you've been thinking about making a donation, do it right now. I already contributed $250 and I'm going to call right now and contribute another $100. You don't have to give that muchsmall donations don't just represent money in the bank, they're also a measure of a candidate's grass-roots support. Give what you can and help end the GOP's stranglehold on our national government.


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NEW YORK — Ann Romney is a smiling presence at her husband's side. Gloria Cain doesn't campaign at all. And Anita Perry raised eyebrows with her claim that her husband had been "brutalized" for his faith.
The wives — and one husband — of the 2012 presidential contenders are still learning to manage the unforgiving scrutiny that comes with their role. A spouse can be a priceless asset, validating and humanizing the candidate in voters' eyes. But an absent spouse can raise questions, and a provocative comment from a spouse can wound the candidate or pull him or her off message at a critical juncture.
That's what happened to Texas Gov. Rick Perry after his wife spoke to voters at North Greenville University in South Carolina a day before Perry was to unveil his energy policy. Intense and weepy at times, Anita Perry said her husband had come under withering assault in part because of his evangelical Christian faith.
"It's been a rough month," she said in remarks recorded by NBC News. "We have been brutalized and beaten up and chewed up in the press. We are being brutalized by our opponents and our own party. So much of that is, I think they look at him — because of his faith."
Rick Perry defended his wife when pressed on whether he agreed with her assertion. But it was unquestionably a distraction for Perry, who had tried to restore his focus on the economy after a month of bad debate performances and slipping poll numbers.
"We look at the spouse to give us some clue as to the character of the candidate," said Myra Gutin, a Rider University communications professor who studies first ladies. "He or she has to be circumspect, to avoid controversy as much as possible. But it's very hard for spouses to watch their significant other go through a hard time, so they sometimes speak out about it."
Emotional outbursts have bedeviled many candidates' spouses over the years.
Former President Bill Clinton's finger-wagging bursts of anger drew plenty of attention when he campaigned for Hillary Rodham Clinton in the 2008 Democratic primary campaign against Barack Obama. And Obama's wife, Michelle, came under withering criticism that year when she told a campaign audience, "for the first time in my adult life I am proud of my country."
The outcry over Michelle Obama's comment led to an emergency retooling of her image. As first lady, she's become a popular figure by focusing on relatively safe issues like childhood obesity, military families and harvesting a garden on the White House lawn.
Among the GOP candidates' spouses, Ann Romney, wife of GOP front-runner Mitt Romney, has so far managed to avoid any noticeable missteps in part because she's been through a presidential campaign before. She's said she feels more relaxed than she did during her husband's 2008 race, and she projects confidence when she introduces him at campaign events.
"If they don't pick Mitt, that's their stupid mistake, not mine," she often says to laughs.
Ann Romney is often credited with softening the former Massachusetts governor's stiff image, describing him as a devoted father and husband who has stood by her during treatment for multiple sclerosis and breast cancer.
Mary Kaye Huntsman, wife of former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, has been a near constant presence in New Hampshire, where her husband has focused his entire campaign effort. She's become a regular at local restaurants around the state capital, Concord, even when cameras aren't rolling.
She approached a group of reporters at an event last week, saying "people are crying out for" her husband's candidacy even though he's languished in low single digits in most polls.
"He'd rather lose than be inauthentic," she said.
While Ann Romney and Mary Kaye Huntsman have been ubiquitous on the trail, Gloria Cain, wife of pizza magnate Herman Cain, has been nearly invisible. With recent polls showing him surging into a virtual tie with Romney, Cain has faced questions about his wife's absence.
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Dan, the real reason they don't create the database is legal liability. Without the Dbase there is no way to pin liability on the national organization (or some other Baptist church with deep pockets) when a church goes wrong.
This stems from the organizational nature of the Baptist Church. Individual churches are autonomous, unlike in the Catholic Church where everything flows from the top. The more they attempt to prevent incidents, the more they will be held to be responsible for preventing them.
This is an outgrowth the the American legal system and has no bearing on the church. If I were their lawyer, I would tell them not to create the Dbase as well.
There may be ways to create the database without incurring legal liability, but it would be very difficult and likely lead to increased liability no matter what. Blame the courts on this one, not the churches.
(In case it matters, I am an Atheist lawyer, ACLU type, not someone with an iron in this fire)
It would be nice if they cared more about child welfare than legal liability. They are supposed to be Christians, right?
Well, that's the blindingly obvious retort of course. I don't think it adds very much to the discussion though. It is very easy to assert that someone else should pay a cost or assume a burden.
The question is why should they be forced to take on that legal liability? Why, for example, should the money a family gives to a church in Waco be used to pay off a legal judgment against a church in Richmond?
Is it fair to hold church members liable for the actions of pastors they have never met? Is it a good idea to put all the liability in the umbrella organization when even one successful case will bankrupt it? That bankruptcy will mean that it will have to be dissolved. Is that a good result? It will mean lots of transaction costs as a new umbrella organization has to be organized.
I mean, look, you can be a shallow thinker and spout off aphorisms if you want. It does not change the deep implications of the shallow suggestions you make.
If you want to be helpful, think of a way they can make the list and not be subject to extra liability for doing so. I suggest a legislative fix. This sort of issue comes up more often than you would expect.
Many corporations are in a position where they must keep themselves legally blind to problems in order to escape liability. This is to no one's benefit. It keeps pedophiles from being kept track of; it prevents security cameras from being installed in dangerous parking lots; it works in many ways to keep us less safe. It is not the fault of the churches that they are following the same legal rules that are out there making you less safe in the rest of your life.
keshmeshi, yes they are a Christian church, and as such accept sinners. In fact you won't be able to find a church that IS NOT full of sinners.
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A native Vermonter, my ancestors include both Daniel Webster, and a Hessian, other roots go to the original French who explored and settled Canada in her infancy. Growing up in Montpelier Vermont, during the 1970's gave me an interesting perspective. I have watched the town grow up with me. When I was a kid. My sister and I would walk to school. Many times in below zero weather. On our way we would stop in Saroni's Country store ogling his candy. (He had the largest candy shelf of any store in Montpelier back then). After taking 5 or 10 minutes we would drop .05 cents. Off we would go, candy in hand, face, and clothes, walking through the cold, to school. Then Old man Saroni, hair sticking out, would call my Dad at his store and pick on him over it. My family was clothed from Nates apparel. Saroni's and Nates are gone, the town has changed and I have moved away, but change is the nature of life.
I grew up on stories of family exploits and tragedies. Vermont life back in the day was hard, and the rugged people who lived here told stories to pass the cold winter nights, as they fed the wood stove. My grandfather would often say on those below zero nights, "Can't heat this sheep shed." Uncle Rolly would tell me tales of Vermont's past, like the time the governor was caught in a storm and sought shelter in a cave with a hobo, or the abandoned town of Kingsbury or maybe Kingston, I forget... next to his hunting camp. Apparently I had an ancestor/relation who was hanged an innocent man. Ace Magoon was his name. His story became a Vermont legend and was largely responsible for outlawing capital punishment in Vermont.
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"The Fourth Branch" could be seen as manifesto to the rebirth of the Framers kind of thinking. Not only are the points made well thought out, Mr. Pepin articulates and validates his points citing germane historical and political facts.
This book, to me, is an amalgam of history/politics/philosophy and could easily be put into the curriculum of a college course.
Unlike so many people in the political theater shoe thumping and yelling about what the problems are, few offer solutions to the corruption and abuse of power rampant in today's political theater. Mr. Pepin offers a solution. Not only a solution, but a solution backed by history and the NUMA would dovetail well into the current Three Branch system.
I highly recommend this book. It's all substance and no fluff. Mr. Pepin cuts to the chase and is very respectful of your time. Brilliant points articulately and efficiently made. More authors could take a lesson from Mr. Pepin.
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I read "The Fourth Branch" on a plane ride from Boston to L.A. It is not a long read nor does it need to be. It is concise and to the point. The historical references, that support the conclusions within, are well delivered and easy to understand for all readers whether they are well versed in the political realities of today or not. The need to restrain the nature of the corrupt elite who populate the highest echelons of our Government is clear. The method of this restraint can, and is, being debated today. This book helps the lay person and the politically astute, alike, to understand the problem as well as a solution. I found the arguments for a fourth branch, the NUMA, compelling and easy to comprehend. I finished the book wishing the Author and his ideas were available to the Founders of our great nation, so that they might have availed themselves of its wisdom, and in so doing, help us to retain our rights in the face of a tyrannical onslaught by man's imperfect nature.
This is not a political book. There are few, if any, popular references to the left/ right paradigm of today's troubled world. It is, in this reader's opinion, a blueprint for another generation's work and the tools they will need to restore man's Liberty. An eternal struggle that this book helps to understand.
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Wal-Mart Stores said it intends to reduce its capital expenditure in fiscal 2014, but emphasised it will add roughly the same amount of retail space as this year.
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Neil Ashe, president and CEO of Walmart global e-commerce said: "We will continue to innovate in ways that will allow us to expand our global platform and strengthen our infrastructure and local fulfillment networks, while taking advantage of transformational mobile capabilities."
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Research is beginning to unearth the astounding wealth of oral traditions that have served as a vital cultural activity and verbal art for peoples throughout the world, from antiquity to the present. In this thirteenth volume of the MLA series Options for Teaching, forty-two scholar-teachers bring these discoveries and rediscoveries from the scholarly forum to the classroom.
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