Episode 21 is out

[Dan Williams]

Check the feed: http://www.roxormedia.com/podcasts/mastuff/feed.xml

or go directly to the episode: http://www.roxormedia.com/podcasts/mastuff/ep21.mp3

[si...@yahoo.com]

Just listened to this podcast. Glad I could be of assistance with the
whole inspiration thing :) Hope you enjoy the book.

I'll try to keep up with things here - though I'm not highly active in
web forums these days.

Take care & keep up the good work.

Mike

[whiterock....@gmail.com]

Great to have you guys back! Now if I can get Pete to step up to the
mic...

Beer IS a form of chi!!

[Dan Williams]

It's always nice to have people adding whatever they can to the
conversation.

I wanted to add some notes to the episode:
Some Wikipedia Wing Chun stuff
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branches_of_Wing_Chun
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branches_of_Wing_Chun#Ip_Ching

PSP Stuff:
http://www.combat-silat.net/

Keeper of the Arts
http://books.google.com/books?id=OQOD6ss5jncC&printsec=frontcover&dq=keeper+of+the+arts&ei=zwdgR-PIEYnmiQHxq7wo&sig=uCY5omI5OOsuc70dTG3FIin1Hk0

On Dec 11, 12:19 pm, Dan Williams <edwi...@gmail.com> wrote:

[si...@yahoo.com]

For others interested in my book, "A Pondering of Principles," it can
be ordered from the publisher at http://lulu.com/casto

Mike

[whiterock....@gmail.com]

Homeboy has GOT TO lose the do-rag...

On Dec 12, 10:17 am, Dan Williams <edwi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> http://www.combat-silat.net/
>

[Sterling Heibeck]

Hahah. I'm taking it you are being humorous, but for those who don't
know...

... the do-rag is actually traditional Silat garb. They wear a bandana
and a wrap around the waist ( I believe called a Surong). The more
hussied up someone is usually equates to a higher mastery of the art.
Also, they use their garb as weapons. There are entire arts based
around bandana's and surongs.

Not only that, it's a great excuse for men to wear a dress. 8D


On Dec 12, 4:19 pm, "whiterock.kenshin...@gmail.com"

[whiterock....@gmail.com]

I am...mostly. :)

Remember, this is coming from the guy who trains in pajamas!

I knew about the sarong. I used to wear 'em when I lived in
Hawai'i...they call 'em a kikepa there. They're comfy, almost a
polynesian kilt.