[ RadSafe ] Keep Radsafe active

[Sander Perle]

Jeff has done a fantastic job managing the list, not too heavy-handed and
intervening as appropriate. It is a tough assignment. I know because many
years ago I filled in for Mike Stabin when Vanderbilt housed the system and
Mike was going to be away for a couple of weeks. Every day I had to go in
and address errors by members, computer glitches, approving new membership
requests. There are lots of items that the list owner has to do to keep the
system viable.

So thanks again Jeff! Your support is greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Sandy
Retired, Consultant

From:  Peter Miller <z3ix at kamprint.com>
Reply-To:  Peter Miller <z3ix at kamprint.com>, "The International Radiation
Protection (Health Physics) Mailing List" <radsafe at health.phys.iit.edu>
Date:  Tuesday, August 19, 2014 at 2:49 PM
To:  <radsafe at health.phys.iit.edu>
Subject:  [ RadSafe ] Keep Radsafe active

Please keep the Radsafe list active. As a resident of Japan, I have
subscribed 
to it since 3/11. Radsafe is an extraordinarily valuable source of expert
knowledge on radiation health and medical physics, and an excellent
contra-indication to media hysteria. Rarely have I seen anywhere such a
useful 
combination of fundamental analysis and inter-disciplinary field experience.

Just today, Mohan Doss' citation of an article in Nature by Mel Greaves on
covert cancer (http://www.nature.com/nrc/journal/v14/n4/full/nrc3703.html)
provides enlightening perspective I would not have otherwise been aware of.
Posts by Mike Brennan, Dan McCarn, Sander Perle, and Otto Raabe, among
others,
are consistently informative and well-written.

I wish people would not quote the entire Digest in their posts, but
scrolling 
through repetitive text is a small price to pay for this wonderful resource.
Many thanks to Jeff Terry for maintaining it.

-- Peter Miller
   Kamkaura, Japan
   z3ix [at] kamprint.com

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