Marcus Ampe
Some personal thoughts and reactions by Marcus Ampe.
Enkele persoonlijke gedachten en reacties van Marcus Ampe.
Giving hands – Working together – Fighting for the Future
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Guestspeaker
- Luca Jahier, EESC President on the present intolerance
- The Conquest of Normandy & The Red Army’s Advance to Warsaw, June-July 1944.
- “If Perestroika Fails…”: The Last Summer of the Cold War – June-July 1991.
- Commemorating the Normandy Landings
- How We Can Make the World a Better Place by 2030
- Hypocrisy of administering the Hippocratic Oath according Rogier F. van Vlissingen
- The Oak Tree stands, silent, gazing . . .
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Marcus Ampe
- The man outranking the others having the trump card
- June – July 2019
- Our and EESC Workers’ Group Priorities for the European Union
- American social perception, classes and fear mongering
- The fight against anti-Semitism is also a fight for a democratic, value-based Europe
- United in an open society relying not on command and control but on freedom
- Education has key role in building the democratic and rule of law culture
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Find different writers on two sites founded by me
Biblestudents - Bijbelonderzoekers
Bloggers For Peace
0 + Bloggers for Peace- 1 Earth Unite
- a Look at the World
- About Bloggers For Peace
- Becoming a writer
- Bodhisattvaintraining
- Cheri Speak
- Comments from Cathy
- Diary of a House Elf
- EJ
- Everyday Gurus
- Francine In Retirement
- From Guestwriters
- Glorious Mettle
- Grandmalin
- Heartflow
- Human in recovery
- Inspire the Idea
- Introverted iNtuitive Feeling Perceiving
- Melanie lynn Griffin
- Michele D’Acosta
- Mother wife student worker – Life is a journey
- My guilty pleasures
- Panama adventure
- Professions for Peace
- Radical Amazement ~ life as a creative being
- Reflections on life thus far
- Retired Ruth
- Rohan7things
- Serendipity 13
- Simply Charming
- Spiritual World Traveler
- Steve’s Thinking Space
- The Crayon Files
- the INFP
- This Is My Corn
- Thoughts From An American Woman
- Through the Peacock's Eyes
- Tracie Louise Photography Seeing The Beauty In All Things
Christadelphian Websites
- a Look at the World
- Belgian Free Christadelphians Main page– Hoofdpagina van de Belgische Vrije Christadelphians
- Bijbelvorser
- Broeders in Christus (Oude Google Site)
- C4All
- C4U
- Christadelphia
- Christadelphia Worldwide
- Christadelphians on Tumblr
- Christadelphians Worldwide Arsk/Chb Elpis Israel
- Coffs Christadelphians Bonville Australia
- De Weg naar God
Free Christadelphian Ecclesia- God vinden
- Gods hope & Our Hope for God
Hoop tot Leven – Redding in Christus- Messiah for all
- Op zoek naar God
- Relating to God Weebly site
- Relating to God wordPress Blog
- Stepping toes
- The Biblesite
Vrije Broeders in Christus (Free Flemish Christadelphians on Wordpress)- Walsall Christadelphians
Artikels die in mijn smaak vielen = Posts I Like
Tag Archives: Elderly
An Oath that expressed the ideals of the medical profession
This present day it would not be bad if those working in the medical field checked if they still would work and live according to their Hippocratic Oath. Hippocratic oath, ethical code attributed to the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, adopted … Continue reading
Posted in B4Peace, Environment and Ecology, Reflection - Consideration or Contemplation, Warning, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged 1960s, 1970s, Balance in natural constitution of human body, Connection with nature, Elder Care, Elderly, Hippocratic Oath, Homeopathy, Homeotherapy, Human life, Iatrogenic harm, Injury, Medical field, Medical-ethical problem, Moral ethics, Murder, Physician, Phythotherapy, Synthetic drug, World War II
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2015 Health and Welfare
Health resilience, climate risks and Sustainable Development Goals 2015, the year that still 400 million people do not have access to essential health services — including family planning, antenatal care, skilled birth attendance, child immunization, antiretroviral therapy, tuberculosis treatment, and … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, History, News and Politics, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged 1980s, 1990s, 2012, 2015, Afghanistan, Africa, African Union (AU), Aids, Air pollution, Alzheimer’s Research, Antibiotic resistance, Antibiotics, Asia, Austria, Belgium, Body weight, Bulgaria, Cancer, Childhood obesity, China, Climate change, Climate risks, Dementia, Dementia Discovery Fund, Diarrhoea or gastroenteritis, East Africa, Ebola, Ebola Recovery Conference, Ebola virus (EBOV), Elderly, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Eningococcal A meningitis, Epidemic parotitis or mumps, Ernest Bai Koroma, Ethiopia, EU Member States, Europe, European minimum wage, European Parliament, European Social Charter, Female labour force, Flu or influenza, Food and Agriculture Organization, Gender-based violence, Germany, Global Action Against Dementia, Global change, Global Dementia Observatory, Global immunization coverage, Guinea, Hand-sanitiser, Health care benefits, Healthy diet, Housework, Human environment, Human Right, Human Rights, Infectious diseases, International Conference on Nutrition, International Year of Sustainable Energy for All, Italy, Jean-Claude Juncker, Leisure, Liberia, Luxembourg, Malaria, Malaria mortality, Male labour force, Maternal mortality, Measles, Measles & Rubella Initiative, Men, MenAfriVac, Meningitis, Meningitis A vaccin, Middle East, Millennium Development Goals, Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), Minimum wages, Mono River Union (MRU), Mortality, Netherlands, Nigeria, Obesity, Pakistan, Philippines, Physical activity, Poliomyelitis, Polysaccharide vaccines, Poverty, Public health emergency of international concern, Retirement age, Robert Mugabe, Rubella, Rwanda, Sexual-based violence, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Sugar, Sugar intake, Sugar tax, Sugar-sweetened drinks, Sustainable Development Goals, Sweden, Tetanus, Tuberculosis, Uganda, UNICEF, Vaccination, Vaccination regime, Vaccination Week, Vietnam, Viruses, West Africa, Western Pacific regions, Women, World Health Organization, World Immunization Week, Zambia
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Home care industry not valued
Homecare, also known as domiciliary care, is the first choice for people who need help with their personal care to lead independent lives. Many people use a homecare service as an alternative to moving into a care home. In the UK … Continue reading
Ecological economics in the stomach #3 Food and Populace
Continuation of: Ecological economics in the stomach #2 Resources Progression over years Humanity has progressed over hundreds of thousands of years, but until about the seventeenth century, progress was a rare event. There were novelties, but a person would not expect … Continue reading
Welfare state and Poverty in Flanders #9 Consumption
Poverty evolution in Flanders 9. Consumption People with higher incomes are likely to consume more goods and services, and to attribute a far higher proportion of their expenditure to ‘non-essentials’ such as holidays, visits to restaurants, or other leisure activities. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment and Ecology, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged Belgium, Consumer, Consumerism, Consumption, credit, debt, deprivation, deterioration, disability, durable goods, Earth Charter, Ecological Systems, Ecosystem, Elderly, Environmental Protection, European Union, expenses, Flanders, Flemish people, Gewaarborgd Inkomen, Household expenditure, housing, impoverishment, Income, Income Guaranty, industry, Labour economics, leefloon, Living Wage, maintenance allowance, Media, National Bank of Belgium, Old age, payment, Poverty, Poverty risk, precaution, Resources, Saving, self-regulation, Self-Sustaining, Single-parent, Society, Sustainability, Unemployment, Welfare and Health
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Biblestudents – Bijbelstudenten
