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Introduction to Martial Arts, Part 1 The term martial arts can be defined as an art of combat that combines codified fighting techniques with philosophy, strategy, and cultural traditions. A martial art may be an offensive art for combat or a defensive art for self-defense. It may also be practiced to promote health and fitness, as a means of personal and spiritual development, and as a form of sport or entertainment. Martial arts can be performed both with and without weapons. Styles of marti

By Brother Dash The entire article can be found at his site here I started to become serious about Arts and Culture just after I turned 16. I got bit by the acting bug in high school and changed my career goal from being a lawyer. Not a huge stretch. I quickly became known in high school as “the actor”. I decided to go to New York University to major in theatre. I auditioned and got accepted to their highly competitive Tisch School of the Arts. But I couldn’t afford 20G’s a year. As an

- Level 42 @ The Indigo2 - Jongleurs @ The Indigo2 (TICKET COMPETITION) - Bodega Lung Fat @ Hackney Empire - Where's My Desi Soulmate? @ Theatre Royal GIG Level 42, The Indigo2 Thunder thumbs Mark King, pictured above, is all set to play the Indigo2 with Level 42. The band split in 1994 but King and original collaborator Mike Lindup got back together six years ago and have toured regularly ever since. King said: "I'd been playing solo since 1998 and had been incorporating more and m

Korean MTV's latest addition is "트윈스인러브," which ran in the US through February 3rd as " A Double Shot at Love " and is a bisexual-themed dating competition where 12 straight males and 12 lesbian females live in a house with Rikki (Erica Mongeon) and Vikki (Victoria Mongeon) and compete for their attention and affection. The trailer running on Korean MTV is here . The first "A Shot of Love" show was with an Asian bisexual, and now . . . twins. What other oversexed fantasies can they explore?

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