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Beautiful song, no pretense, Brel did it better, but I like to sing. (Brel, Brassens, Bécaud, Beatles, Chrissy Hynde, Dylan). [Lees verder]

When my eyeproblems appeared in 2006 I immediately consulted the PubMed database and concluded based on 
the articles I found that I must have a Naion.  (I am a journalist so the visit of this DB is normal procedure). The Naion-diagnose was (a lot) later confirmed by an ophthalmologist at 
Louvain university. While digging in the PubMed database I also found that Naion like problems manifested 
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Afgelopen weekend wezen stappen met mijn beide exen. Eerst  met Ex1 de nieuwe oogst mosselen in Yerseke ( t Kaaigat, heerlijk en gezellig) en toen met Ex2 in Cadzand-Bad. Daar heeft de veel bejubelde kok Sergio Herman twee restaurants en omdat we toch in de buurt waren vroegen we ons af: lukt dat zonder reservering? Bij Air Republic niet, maar tweesterrenrestaurant Pure C had net een annulering ontvangen, dus daar konden we aanschuiven. [Lees verder]

Zijn de kamerleden die in maart naar Canada trokken om daar te protesteren tegen de jacht op zeehondjes werkelijk geinteresseerd [Lees verder]

Fukushima zit opgescheept met een vracht licht radioactief water. Dat wordt nu eindelijk in zee gedumpt, maar heel veel mensen bezorgt dat de rillingen. In deze video wordt kort en duizelijk uitgelegd waarom die vrees onzinnig is. [Lees verder]

Many people are afraid of radiation, but scientists make clear that radiation is not so dangerous. Therefore they argue for a relaxing of the safety limits [Lees verder]

In terms of climate, air quality, nitrogen, use of space, nature conservation, waste, recycling, availability and applicability, nuclear energy is the most sustainable we have!. In this video dr ir Andre Wakker from Holland attacks the four myths that stand in the way of a nuclear renaissance: sustainability, accidents, waste and price. Nuclear energy is greener than green. What are we waiting for? [Lees verder]

American chemist Galen Winsor has an excellent CV in de nuclear industry and he never worried about the dangers of radiation. He despised government regulation which he considered totally unnecessary. He protested by giving 77 lectures in which he tried to convince the audience by eating uranium. [Lees verder]

Many doctors still hold on to the belief that any amount of radiation is dangerous and therefor x-rays and CT-scans are only allowed when there is a real medical necessity. But this has been disproven a long time ago. Radiation in low doses is not dangerous at all and prof. Boreham (McMaster U) intends to end the radiophobia. [Lees verder]