INSIDE CBGB: 4 MINUTES OF NOISE, IN TRIBUTE TO HILLY KRISTAL
No more lung cancer for you, Mr. Kristal. You deserve better, just as you gave those who would not fit elsewhere, something better, that they could make as bad as they needed to, so they could feel better. September came early this year, as the bony pruned branches of the former awning at CBGB had been predicting (that is, before that vestige, too, was removed) long before yesterday, the day Hilly Kristal, whose fate it was to simply open up a business that served live music, shuffled off this mortal coil. Last week I happened to interview Johnny Lydon and his most passionate moments came when he was discussing “that theatre royale of youth rebellion” (I’ll put up the interview in a minute), the live music setting. I had hell’s own time getting this video up all through last night. It’s the first of several from the last week of gigs at CBGB’s — it’s just a chaotic visual glide though this very dark space, shot in one take with natural sound. It’s just a messs, like CBs; an unintended study in darkness and chaos with splashes of red. Dub Trio were opening for Bad Brains. I have footage of Fishbone peforming during the last week as well as Bad Brains’ final performance at CBGB, which I’ll be posting through the weekend. I ran across town soon as I could get away, to find my CBs footage when I got the news, missing editorial meetings and blog postings. Fuck it. More words and video en route at URB.com No more lung cancer for you, Mr. Kristal. You deserve better, just as …
Filed under Lung Cancer | Comments (8)Cancer Can Be Cured Without Chemotherapy
Lynn Gray discusses how she cured her lung cancer without chemotherapy and what she learned about cancer and doctors in the process.
Filed under Lung Cancer | Comments (5)Healing Cancer with Life’s Energy Part 2 – Thomas Lodi, MD
Thomas Lodi, MD presents information about how a regimen of proper diet provides the energy and raw materials to build new, healthy and vibrant cells which mitigates or eliminates certain cancers. Dr. Lodi is the founder and director of An Oasis of Healing, an integrative cancer treatment center. www.anoasisofhealing.com
Filed under Lung Cancer | Comments (3)The first instalment in the continuing story of one man’s jou
The first instalment in the continuing story of one man’s journey following a terminal diagnosis.
Filed under Lung Cancer | Comments (2)Rene Hicks Documentary Video
Promotus Advertising developed a documentary covering the story of Rene Hicks. Rene was diagnosed with lung cancer after having never smoked a cigarette in her life. Her lung cancer developed from her career in comedy. Performing in smoky nightclubs was literally killing her. This documentary served as a public education piece in the state of Indiana on the dangerous effects of secondhand smoke.
Filed under Lung Cancer | Comment (0)Special Feature: Face Cancer (Warning – Graphic)
www.Alfred.TV READ ME FIRST My uncle was a great man. Despite full blown neck cancer, he still joked — he obviously knew ‘what he looked like’, but allowed me to film this anyway. He later died of lung cancer, after beating the neck cancer. I miss him very much. Please don’t smoke. Ifyou’d like to receive alerts to interesting articles as well as updates on my latest videos and live webcasts, then please subscribe to my microblog on Twitter! www.twitter.com Bookmark my uStream page for future live webcasts www.uStream.tv If you’d like to Email me, use the link below www.alfred.tv Please visit my sponsors: www.SolidNutrition.com http Enjoy the video! Warm regards, Alfred www.Alfred.TV
Filed under Lung Cancer | Comments (25)Rest in peace my dad
Mario Fonbuena was a great dad with great characteristic and I have learned a lot from him over the years. Our relationship has not always been perfect, but one thing he did do, although sometimes it took me quite a while to notice, was set a good example when it came to money and life issues. He died of Lung cancer in Lung Centre of the philippines on March 4 2009 at the age of 51. I will never forget my father, nor will anyone who’s lives he touched. We love you Dad and we are truly missing you now. Thank you Lord for giving me such a wonderful GUY like him. Rest In Peace Dad Mario Fonbuena
Filed under Lung Cancer | Comments (6)