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The Campaign seeks to show that life is best approached in a spirit of exploration, adventure and enterprise; to influence and better inform attitudes towards risk; to build wider recognition that chance, unforeseen circumstances and uncertainty are inescapable features of life and that absolute safety is unachievable; and to demonstrate that sensible education and preparation enable an appropriate balance to be achieved between risk & safety and achievement & opportunity.

Adventure is on the agenda
Thursday, 02 November 2006

Ian Lewis stated, “The Campaign hopes the All Party Parliamentary Group, 'A RISc', will also investigate positive aspects of healthy risk-taking, hopefully leading to a reduction in vandalism, self-mutilation, obesity, substance abuse, suicide and violence – all (mis-)adventures practised by far too many young people.  There is ample evidence that this is because developing young people do not experience sufficient sensible adventure when their bodies, minds and emotions are demanding it.  It will cost society less and offers great benefit in the long run.”
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Hurrah for the Risk-taker
Thursday, 28 December 2006

Hurrah for Mr Cheeky, the risk-taker

Let us now praise Lembit Öpik, MP. No, really. I am bored by smirking articles about the Montgomeryshire Liberal Democrat with the Estonian name who worries about asteroid strikes, who may or may not be plotting a leadership challenge (having previously backed the two most embarrassing failures for that office); who according to his former weathergirl fiancée serenades lovers with Sinatra in the street, but who now happens to have fallen in love in the Science Museum with a Romanian former potential-deportee who sings a number entitled Touch My Bum in a combo called the Cheeky Girls.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspaper/0,,171-2518606,00.html

 
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