Cancer is Not a Disease - Video

Cancer is Not a Disease - Video

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Strong earthquake in Guerrero, shakes Mexico City

MEXICO CITY — A 6.5-magnitude earthquake struck in Mexico’s western Guerrero state Saturday night, shaking buildings and causing panic in the nation’s capital and the Pacific resort of Acapulco. There were no reports of deaths or serious damage.

The U.S. Geological Service initially estimated the quake at magnitude at 6.8, but downgraded it to 6.7 and then 6.5. A quake of that magnitude is capable of causing severe damage.

The USGS said the quake occurred 64.9 kilometres deep and was centred about 42 kilometres southwest of Iguala in Guerrero. That is 166 kilometres south-southwest of Mexico City.

http://www.earth-issues.com/2011/12/strong-earthquake-in-guerrero-shakes-mexico-city/

Mystery tremor leaves New Jersey residents puzzled

Mystery tremor leaves New Jersey residents puzzled
December 11, 2011 – NEW JERSEY –
Local residents felt a slight tremor at about 10 a.m. Saturday.
Residents in Newark, Bergen County and Sussex County felt it, too — something that made houses shake and water ripple.
It wasn’t an earthquake. But what was it? U.S. Geological Survey geophysicist Paul Caruso isn’t sure. “We received a number of reports that people felt something,” Caruso said from the National Earthquake Information Center in Colorado. “We don’t know what it was.” Local residents took to Facebook and Twitter to describe what they thought was an earthquake. “I felt it in Margate, thought I was having a stroke!” wrote Patti Fiore.
Caruso has some theories as to what caused the shaking sensation, but at this point it’s merely speculation. “It could have possibly been a thunderstorm off the coast,” Caruso said. “A sonic boom, that’s another possibility.” Caruso said this sort of thing happens several times a year, usually off the coast of Florida. New Jersey has become more earthquake-conscious since August, when a 5.8-magnitude earthquake shook the East Coast.

http://theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com/2011/12/11/mystery-tremor-leaves-new-jersey-residents-puzzled/

My Dance With Cancer

My Dance With Cancer

Cancer tried to kill me. After a struggle or two . . . or three . . . or four . . . or more I said, “No!” Or at least I was hoping for a “No.” I turned to Cesium, but ended up with Baking Soda. My goal was to change my pH quickly. I knew little or next to nothing what pH, Alkaline or Acidic meant. I happily found out.

Why I Am Doing This!

I am not sure. Just seems to be the thing to do. I suppose as this site starts to solidify, and I begin to understand who I am becoming, I will have a definite opinion on ”Why I Am Doing This!” In the meantime, I am still amazed at what happened. I was diagnosed with class IV Aggressive Prostate cancer that spread to the bones. This is my story of what I did and how I handled (or did not handle) this devastating blow to the person I thought I was. You will see more than just a protocol of how I used baking soda.