Labai diena,na labai idomu. Kelis kartus pakiasciau bloga Ir kaip suprantu esame kaip ir kaimynai Kembridzieciai. Ir dar negana to abu programuotojai lyg. Galiu dar paminet, kad midijas kartais pasigaminam taipogi, bei margarita pasiplakam Tik dziudo abu su maniske nevaikstom.. Bet nenustebciau jei i ta pati sporto kluba ir as vaikstau.

This shit applies a force to your hand besuace of the gyro, it isn't just gravity. The faster it spins, the more it wants to spin out of your hand, so you need a pretty freaking strong grip to hold it. It's like if you were holding a snooker ball and darth vader wanted it for him.

I was one of those who read about your blog for the first time in this weeks STM. That night I read all of your poeivrus blogs in one sitting. It’s great, inspiring stuff. I enjoy and applaud your mothers courage and your support of her- not to mention your love of Gnocchi! BUT. And it’s a but you have raised more than once- are there alternatives for those of us unable to buy so many expensive supplements and equipment? As the sole parent of a 6 year old, I work 2 jobs and am doing post-graduate study. I still need to be able to support my body to fight this illness, and it’s quite demoralising to hear of alternatives that provide people with the chance of life extension, remission and healing, that I am absolutely unable to afford. Is more raw food a viable enough alternative to digestive enzymes? Is there is point in mega doses of vit C orally or will only intravenous do? I know there is a plethora of literature out there for treating/healing/avoiding cancers and I have read many of them. Perhaps if you know of one that suggests a healing plan that doesn’t mean spending loads of money, taking time off work and expensive juicers and infra-red saunas I would be so grateful. Thanks for your website, and I look forward to hearing more….and my best wishes for your mum…..