Edited by author 11-16-2008 03:05 PM
Picturing New York: Photographs from The Museum of Modern Art, includes an image by photographer, Chuck Martin.

Organized by MOMA, the exhibition will travel to (1) Fundació la Caixa, Barcelona (March 26, 2009- through June 14); (2) Museo di Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto, Rovereto, Italy (July 11, 2009- through October 11); and the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin (November 25, 2009- through February 10, 2010).

If you plan to join us for the Wu Style Tai Chi Long Form Instructor training at Brookline Tai Chi, the registration deadline is Monday, September 15. Rates increase as of Tuesday, September 16.

You have several options if you wish to attend:
· Learn part or all of the Wu Style Long Form with Bruce during one or two weeks.
· Learn new meditative and energy flow aspects of the Wu Long Form with Bruce for one or two weeks. He will offer aspects that he has never taught before in the Long Form. You may even drop in for just a day or two. See workshops for complete details.

· Certify as an Energy Arts Wu Style Long Form Instructor! Bruce has wanted to offer this teacher training since he began teaching Wu Style tai chi in the late 1980's--this training has been in the making for more than 20 years!

We look forward to seeing you there!

EA Team

Edited by author 10-24-2008 07:59 PM
The first ever Walk to Prevent Walking is only two weeks away! So, just a few quick announcements and udpates and requests:

The event is called THE WALK TO PREVENT WALKING. And it's called that for a simple reason: to show the way to prevent the need for any more walkathons. Granted, walkathons have their purpose. But, the walkathon is overdone. And rather than work towards preventing diseases that can be prevented, institutions continue creating walkathons. We've become a walkathon culture. The word walkathon even has a dictionary entry. But we can't just rely on walking in a walkathon. We need to actually shift our basic approach to healthcare. We need to open our eyes to the reality of simple, essential ways to care for our health: drinking water, getting enough oxygen, eating nutritious foods, and exercising our bodies.

This is the true Walk of health -- to take our health back into our own hands. But, many people need emotional and psychological assistance to break through habitual models of so-called healthcare that do not serve us, or our best interests. And at THE WALK, that's exactly what we're going to do. For a complete listing of Activities, please visit www.preventwalking.org

Edited by author 10-07-2008 11:02 PM
Sunday, September 14th 2008 in Tompkins Square Park Manhattan
A health revolution will begin. On this day, we will gather consciously as a community to do something proactive and positive for our own health. This will be a day of rest and relaxation, a day of exercise and a day to eat well. There will be music, yoga, tai-chi, healthy snacks, meditation, dancing and opportunities to learn new things and grow in our healthy understanding of life. There will be activities throughout the day. Come and join in for as many activities as you want.

Tai-Chi by the William C.C. Chen School of Tai Chi from 11:00am – 12:00pm

Please visit www.preventwalking.org for more about how to get involved.

Edited by author 10-07-2008 11:03 PM
N.Y. T.C.C. Association 43rd Anniversary Celebration
Sunday - October 19th 2008 (5pm to 10pm)

$40.00 per ticket

Wu Shu Demonstration and banquet style dinner - All WCCCTCC Members (friends & family) are welcome-Please reserve your seat(s) early with our office.

NTDTV INTERNATIONAL CHINESE TRADITIONAL MARTIAL ART COMPETITION

Competition will be held in The Armory Center, 216 Ft. Washington Ave., MANHATTAN on September 27 & 28 2008

Form Competition only - No Push-Hands or Fighting

GOLD, SILVR, BRONZE with Cash Prizes

http://martialarts.ntdtv.com/en/

Here is the link to an article about the Asia Pacific Preliminaries held on August 2-3, 2008 in Taipei, Taiwan

English
http://en.epochtimes.com/n2/sports/chinese...mpetition-2163.html

Chinese
http://news.epochtimes.com/gb/8/8/2/n2214077.htm

Looks good. Can't wait to see him in action.
gTerry

NBC Interview (San Diego)

http://www.youtube.com/v/RyeRw0HRMSo

Is there a time for this, approximate or otherwise?
gTerry

NBC-TV will interview Max Chen and his San-Shou team-mate, later today, Friday, August 15th.

The Beijing Olympics Official Website:

http://2008.sina.com.cn/en/

Also note thet Beijing is 12 hours AHEAD of us. The opening session (which I hear is quite extravagant!) is at 8:00AM EST on 8/8/08

I am more than certain that the time posted would refer to Beijing time since there are so many athletes from different time zones.

Is this our time? Or Beijing time?