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    Fighting Is Art Since the dawn of time, man has had to fight for one reason or another. There has been war using weapons, sword fights between individuals, and then there are modern day wars battled out in the cage. Kickboxing has had many uses in the past, but it is one of the most popular sports in today’s culture. It is a very useful skill to learn. There is no mistake that martial arts are dangerous, but if properly taught, a perfectly disciplined warrior will be a result. Warrior

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    Hawai I Research Paper

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    “Really?” they say. “But you look so different!” The fact that I am tan, with wavy hair and a decidedly not stick figure physically distinguishes me from my Japanese brethren, even my own family. I’ve been asked if I was part Korean, Chinese, Mexican, Filipina, and probably lots of other things. Nope, full Japanese here. I still speak Japanese. In addition to Japanese, I speak Spanish with some fluency and French on a very basic conversational level. I currently study Italian. I hope

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    The first film that will be addressed in this comparison is Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior. It is a Thai film that was directed by Prachya Pinkaew and was released in 2003 (IMDb.com). Other works of Pinkaew include The Protector (2005), Chocolate (2008) and Warrior King 2 (2013). The main actors in Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior were Tony Jaa, Petchtai Wongkamlao, Pumwaree Yodkamol, and Suchao Pongwilai. In a nutshell, Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior revolves around Ting, a martial artist from a rural area, venturing

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    only has 0.3 grams fat. It is therefore naturally low in fat but it can make you feel full with every meal. However, the way you cook your rice noodles can greatly affect the dish’s fat content. If you use rice noodles for a stir-fry dish like Pad Thai, the fat content may increase significantly. So, keep the fat content low by using rice noodles in soup or steam it with fresh vegetables to limit the amount of

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    English just in China (“English Language Teaching and Learning at the National Level in China” 5). In lower education schools, such as primary and secondary school, English is intensively taught and studied. English is one of the optional subjects on a Chinese exam called China’s National College Entrance Examine, which is similar to the SATs taken by students in America (10). In postsecondary educationC or higher education, English is the most “in play” in China (10). Anywhere on campus, one can see students

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    friend and I went in blissfully unaware of what would be coming next. Now to be perfectly honest, this was not my first time eating Chinese food. However, this was my first time eating authentic Chinese food made in the traditional fashion. It might as well have been my very first time eating any kind of food. After eating at the International Mall, every other Chinese dish I had ever tasted during my entire life’s existence now resembled two day old, ice cold Panda Express from an oasis over an interstate

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    1. Company’s profile JetStream Aero Services (JAS) is a newly set up aerospace company dedicated to providing small aircraft modification, assembly and maintenance services in South East Asia. JAS will have its first maintenance plant at Seletar Airport (Singapore) and aimed to start operations by 2010. Singapore is chosen due to its strategic location and it is a major hub in aerospace maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) in Asia Pacific. As JAS is relatively a new company, the management

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    Real: A Review of John Vargas’ The Tenth Mile “In action pictures, there was no virtuous side to identify with and nobody you really felt very good about cheering for. (Kael 113)” This forty-two-year-old remark is still true for at least half of present-day action movies; the remaining ones are either about good triumphing over evil or about dopey loser unlocking inner genius. These movies usually (and perhaps unavoidably) involve vendettas too bad to be true or masters too good to be true. While

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    What is Jeet Kune Do? Simply put, it's English translation is "way of the intercepting fist." Bruce studies all types of fighting from American Boxing to Thai Kickboxing. His simple philosophy was rather than block a punch and hit back with two distinct motions, why not intercept and hit in one, fluid stroke. Fluidity was the ideal. "Try and obtain a nicely-tied package of water," Bruce would taunt. "Just like water, we must keep moving on," Inosanto reitterates. "For

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    I have found the Asian culture on heal care to be very interesting. It is not just about too many white body blood cells in your blood stream. It is more about balance. They believe the mind and body working together, in harmony and a balanced state. They use a practice called Ying and yang which is hot and cold. The use of natural plants for treatment of illness is common practice in Asian culture. Good nutrition plays a big part is their health. A diet mostly fish and vegetables is the healthy

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