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John Jordan Photography: Resume

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My interest in photography was cultivated in college as an industrial arts major. In addition to course work, I was active on the school newspaper and yearbook staffs. Later in graduate school, I learned how differently the camera and eye could see a subject and the potential enhancement to one's images by incorporating these differences. BS, Industrial Arts Education, Trenton State College (Now known as The College of New Jersey), Trenton, New Jersey 1977. Curator of photographic images,. Artist profile...

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal: May 2015

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal. Traditional Martial Arts Conversation. Friday, May 29, 2015. Black Belt breaking skills (kyukpa). Labels: Belt Promotion Test. Chosun May Belt Promotion Test Video Montage. Labels: Belt Promotion Test. Thursday, May 28, 2015. The Value of Traditional Taekwondo Training. By Chosun student Julie Cheshire. Belt Promotion Test essay - May 17, 2015. Internal strength results not only from knowledge of moves, but also in an understanding of “ki”. Ki development is ...Do or The Way...

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The Brian Ahearn Children's Fund » Special Supporters

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The Brian Ahearn Children's Fund. In memory of Brian, who died in 1998 at age 14 after a 10-month battle with brain cancer. What We’ve Done. What We’ve Done. Was founded by Katie Rudy in memory of her brother, Richard. The RJR Memorial Fund has conducted fundraisers and donated some of the proceeds towards the mission of the Brian Ahearn Children’s Fund. Recently, RJR has supported some of the same families seeking help from the Brian Ahearn Children’s Fund. Thank you again,. Thank you for the gift that ...

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal: The Concept of DO - A Way of Life

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal. Traditional Martial Arts Conversation. Thursday, April 23, 2015. The Concept of DO - A Way of Life. By Master Doug Cook. Tae Kwon Do: “Foot, Hand, Way”, or the “art of smashing with hands and feet” three simple words representing a universe of power. Certainly, the consequences of striking with feet, tae. And hands, kwon. Are clear. However, to underestimate the significance of the last syllable, do. Due to its grammatical positioning within the root word tae kwon do. Can ha...

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Traditional Tae Kwon Do | Dr. George Vitale Ph.D

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Traditional Tae Kwon Do. February 24, 2015. Traditional Tae Kwon Do. Master Doug Cook, Author Stuart Anslow, and Dr George Vitale at Master Cook’s Chosun Taekwondo Academy, a fine example of traditional Taekwondo. I am often perplexed with trying to figure out what is meant by traditional Tae Kwon Do. At times it gets a bit frustrating, as it is usually tough enough to come to a consensus on what exactly Tae Kwon Do is! Is there then a traditional Tae Kwon Do? If so, where can we find it? So please watch...

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal: March 2015

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal. Traditional Martial Arts Conversation. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Mrs Pyke Eats Korea! Of course there is Kimchi, Fish Cake, pickled everything from hot chilies to raw crabs, Korean Potato salad ,so sweet and cooling, sauteed spinach, big bowls of lettuce and spicy Gochujang sauce. Big platters of Beef Short Ribs (Galbi) arrive. The waitress places them on the cook top, let the grilling begin! Every meal we eat together is an adventure and brings us closer together. Recently I...

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal: April 2015

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal. Traditional Martial Arts Conversation. Thursday, April 23, 2015. The Concept of DO - A Way of Life. By Master Doug Cook. Tae Kwon Do: “Foot, Hand, Way”, or the “art of smashing with hands and feet” three simple words representing a universe of power. Certainly, the consequences of striking with feet, tae. And hands, kwon. Are clear. However, to underestimate the significance of the last syllable, do. Due to its grammatical positioning within the root word tae kwon do. Can ha...

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal: Youthful Defenders - Children and the Martial Arts

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The Chosun Taekwondo Journal. Traditional Martial Arts Conversation. Friday, May 8, 2015. Youthful Defenders - Children and the Martial Arts. By Master Doug Cook. What is it about the art of taekwondo with schools found in strip malls and on street corners all over the nation that elevates it above other martial disciplines in offering a program genuinely capable of nurturing a child’s mind, body and spirit? The Ultimate Demonstration of Respect. For many, the traditional form of taekwondo, if taught sin...

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Plowing a Deep Furrow

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Saturday, 8 August 2015. Plowing a Deep Furrow. Plowing a Deep Furrow. By Master Doug Cook. And Master Doug Cook. Before, and a picture begins to emerge portraying a society that is ambitious, inquisitive and sophisticated, while at the same time often cynical, anxious and mistrustful. Taken in sum, these attributes define our social character and on a less overt level, have a direct bearing on the martial arts we tend to popularize. Drilling deep into taekwondo poomsae. Supports this notion as he depict...