Dancing Fox Publishing Releases New Book

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Pearl, Mississippi, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) December 20, 2011 --

2011 has been the most costly year in the United States for natural disasters since we've started keep records. Dancing Fox Publishing Releases "Impending Disasters" and author Gary Benton had this to say, "Surviving a natural disaster can be done, but a great deal depends on who is involved, what happens, when it occurs, and where the situation takes place. Natural disasters occur, or so it seems, when you are least prepared, which makes the emotional impact of the situation more severe. Even when warned well in advance, many do not heed warnings and attempt to ride the situation out, often dying in the process. Surviving a natural disaster takes a great deal of luck and it always takes preparation."

Dawn Stone Ropelato, mother of 12 year old Jared Ropelato, has written the foreward and states, in part, "Our family feels very strongly about being prepared in all areas of life for any kind of disaster. Mr. Benton's book has procedures and simple

suggestions that we can all use to prepare for the next disaster. Our family has learned many things over the years about being prepared for natural disasters, but I am not sure if the time came we would remember everything. Having a book with all the reminders in it is a great idea. I like “Impending Disasters” and especially like the basic information we will need on hand to prepare for a natural disaster. The book isn’t overwhelming at all and is simple to read. Mr. Benton has included some great suggestions everyone can do, without spending a fortune. Part of being prepared is being educated on how to prepare. This book will help you do that and much more.

I recommend “Impending Disasters” for anyone who is interested in surviving the next natural disaster and as Gary says in the book, “there will be another disaster or terrorist attack; it’s just a matter of time.” Shouldn’t you and your family be prepared?"

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