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Weekend training at a seminar. Great fun. Bringing martial artists of all levels of skill and all ages together. Old eyes and fresh eyes combine to refresh the roots of the tree. One can learn from both perspectives and be reminded of what it was like to have been a beginner once. This is very valuable to a teacher. If one forgets the beginning they will become less able to communicate with the students. I think this is why it is important for there to be student... Read More
To correct a misconception. The last Que was in 1998, no one is jumping up and down to host one in 2008. There most likely is no "next year."
Just wanted to pop an update about the Que on Memorial Day weekend, the most recent updates are in the Cyberque core information forum post. With overwhelming response, folks wanted a more relaxed training schedule, more interpersonal and free time (fishing, hiking etc.) and more time for one-on-one time .. so we change... Read More
Early Impressions
about Martial Arts
I am always interested in martial art since my childhood;
watching kungfu movies to Steven Seagal's movie. I didn't have a chance
to practice martial art at that time because I thought martial art was tough,
painful to practice and violent. And I thought there was no need to
practice because I could sufficiently protect myself without martial art.... Read More
26th of april is the date that i will go to indonesia for a trainingstage of 4 weeks, and a journey of an other 4 weeks.
I'll be dropping my stories here of the training and other related things. ... Read More
After the prodigal son sermon, several Filipino fellows at a Japanese lady's instigation came to talk to me in English. No doubt concerned that I can't understand the Japanese. I've always been skeptical of the English for the very same reason that it was translated, and even hold the language responsible for differences the Church of England came to have with the Catholic Church which used Latin at the time of breaking!
Anyhow, strictly speaking, this story... Read More
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