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Ika · Guest

I came to Japan to learn the language and improve a lot of my fighting styles, and in the past years have dabbled in quite a few. I'm no expert at any of them (wing tsu is my only real art) but I can tell you what I've seen from many of the meetups. 1. Karate- Effective, and they throw punches like nobody else. But recently, like a few others on this list, the practicality of it has been diminished for sake of easy training and traditionalism. 2. Judo- Ok, it's very very effective on a tatami mat, but the art teaches you to take others down and you're supposed to go with them. I'd hate to fight a judo expert on concrete but I know he'd get pretty roughed up too.3. Ninjutsu- My cross-training teacher is (I forgot the Japanese) a high apprentice and has been studying since he was 13 (27 now). He said that it's effective when you don't think of it like the movie version of ninjas...he's never used a sword and kunai were for prying things open, not for throwing. This guy was an utter ***** though. He had a pretty good trick...anytime, anywhere, you could ask him to shut his eyes and tell you how many people were in the room, just from the sound. Even as new people came in and others left. Sparring with him was just asking to have your self-esteem destroyed though. 4. Capoeria - I did this for a few weeks...this is the ultimate cross training assist. By itself, it's ultimately useless, but you will build an incredible leg energy, and your agility can sky rocket. Like Bruce Lee said, everyone has their own style of martial arts. Learn from 1 style, take what works for you, leave the rest, move to the next.
Dark matter. So dark you can't even see it. meh.

Vandana · Guest

“Healthcare reform is in no way an affront to anyone's liberties, you ignorant coward.

Vuyokazi · Guest

One of the problems, among many others within the FIAT system, is that these Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDO) and derivatives trade on private exchanges, which are not regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)..
And countries with 4 times our population have half+ their populations living in poverty.!

Riza pensan · Guest

Rumor on Wall Street is that there are more mortgage owners than there are mortgages. It seems there may have been some sleight-of-hand accounting (I'm shocked, shocked!) when all those bundled mortgages, derivatives, and CDOs were being passed around.?
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Vishwajit · Guest

I don't know if pLuhhmm is cut out for Digg.

Brianda · Guest

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Kenson · Guest

Read Henry Hazlitt's, "Economics in One Lesson". Government is not the answer. The answer lies with the consumer, the investor, and the employer.

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