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It was the user named Lorraine Gilles, who post the question that one of contributor in this section is gone.

This is what he said:

Do any of you remember the user; eireshane; on here?

He used to be on here answering questions & I often was with him.

I'd just like to inform you that knew of him here that he died a few nights ago, it was unexpected. He used to enjoy being on here answering questions for recent months gone by. He was a kind person and will be sorely missed.

Just wanted to let you know. I'm not sure if many of you knew him on here but he was on here a lot for the last few months.

Sincerely

Lorraine

Reference: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AnXEo...

This is the profile of Eireshane (Shane Eire): http://answers.yahoo.com/activity?show=byY0eKIzaa

Some of his answers:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AlNFf...

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ary9S...

I know that this kind of post is not related to Martial Arts, but what I'm doing is just showing I am one of the people who get saddened for this unexpected incident; he is one among the good contributor here and a peaceful man if you base things on his answers.

May he Rest in Peace.

God Bless

So many good contributors that I can find in this Martial Arts section, wherein, if you will going to read their post and answers, you will going to notice that their ideas speaks about their experience, skills and knowledge on the field they are with.

True is, if only I have some chance to meet some of them, then I will be glad to ask some important questions to them personally.

But, in your part if such opportunity knocks in your door and there is a possibility that you will met them in personal, which would among those contributors would you want to meet and why.

I will appreciate those that will share their views.

As per your observation, what you think is the most corrupt government agencies in Philippines, because cases and investigations are the things that bothered this recent administration.

So sad to think that such is the reasons why improvement and development had been moving slowly.

I have been already on some tournaments and my Instructor always told me about this quote.

"Being a champion didn't count on how many times you win, but it counts on the times you stood up and fight."

He totally explain to me what he mean and let me understood the worth of those statement on every competitor, so with this I would like to hear some knowledgeable ideas if what others may say if ever you hear those words, some thoughts that may lead me also to deeply understand things more according to different views I may read here.

Thanks.

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He said that he knows who really killed Salvador "Bubby" Dacer and his driver Manuel Corbito, but he don't have enough and strong evidence to prove said statement.

See this: http://www.abante-tonite.com/issue/mar2911/news_st...

Anything you can say about said issue, or is he trying to cover something here.

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What you think are some beneficial things that help lots about yourself or others for being here at the Martial Arts section.

Because there lots of useful advices especially from some resourceful person, but what about those knowledgeable contributor that is long been here, I think asides from the purposes of sharing what they know, the also has some other reasons.

Thanks.

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If time would allow you to train or cross train on other style aside from what you has now, what probably would you prefer and your reasons for choosing it.

Thanks.

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Manny said on an interview against Floyd Mayweather;

“I don’t need him, he needs me,” Pacquiao said of Mayweather, during a stop in New York to promote his upcoming fight before with Margarito.

And he said additionally;

“We agree with, you know, his demands,” Pacquiao said, referring specifically to the blood testing. “I wanted to know if that’s his real reason (for not fighting).”

Here is the reference;

http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/boxing/pacquiao_on_...

http://sports.inquirer.net/breakingnews/breakingne...

Manny wanted to know if blood testing is the reason why Floyd Mayweather refuse to sign the contract, isn't this statement not quite clear to them.

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What happen to Martial Arts section top answerer Frank the Tank, his name just disappear and nowhere to found.

I just get wonder, the reason why I post this, Pugpaws2 is at number 1 now.

Due to his injuries, Margarito's post-fight interview was skipped and he was sent directly to the hospital after the fight, wherein Margarito had to undergo surgery as it was discovered that his right orbital bone had been fractured.

In the post-fight interview, Pacquiao was asked if he held back during the last round, and Pacquiao said he just let the 3 minutes run out and that "Boxing is not for killing" (quote). Pacquiao also stated "I did not want to damage him permanently. That's not what boxing is about."

In you opinion, what's the reason that the referee didn't stop the fight, besides from those injuries committed by Margarito, would it be necessary to continue?

This is the statement that came from him, I think he sincerely mean it but I want to hear words from you guys, this is for everybody and not just for Manny or Floyd fans;

http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news?slug=ki-mayweathe...

This is the words that catch my attention;

“I do want to apologize for what happened the other night,” Mayweather said. “I want to apologize to everybody. They felt it was a racist comment that came from me. I don’t have a racist bone in my body, you know. I love everybody. Some of my guys are Muslims. Some of my guys are Jews. Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Mexicans, whites, it doesn’t matter. There is nothing but love in my heart; you know what I’m saying?

“I heard this from a few people. The only thing I want to say is, anybody who was offended by what I said the other day, I apologize as a man. I apologize. Forgive me for saying what I said. I was just having fun. I didn’t really mean it, nothing in a bad way. So let’s stay on this roller coaster ride and keep riding, baby. It’s all love.”

Thanks

What you think are the most necessary option?

Due to my eagerness before to learn Martial Arts, I’ve been fall myself on one of the mcdojo that still existed until now, although I am already inactive on such club but they had been able to produce lot of students which really disappointed me, it was because I can’t do anything to let them avoid on such place, some are really proud to show others the belt they receive and act like a tough one, I truly ignore them but pity for those who don’t want to listen.

There are some ways I’m doing to let other keep away from it but I also want to hear some thoughts on the people who are here in this section.

Thanks

This question is meant to all Martial Arts practitioners.

Due to this raising popularity on some combat sports, only those people who are willing to learn heartily about Traditional Martial Arts able to survive and reach Black Belt.

On your part, what are your ways to promote Traditional Martial Arts that taught real self defense method, promoting the worth of skills and knowledge not only physically but also mentally, because so many people had been fall to mcdojo and mcdojang which a shame for some and didn’t acquire right abilities to teach necessary things.

I will appreciate every small detail for me to maintain and improve the sanctity of my beliefs about Traditional Martial Arts.

Is this explanation really efficient to expose in this area, pressure points are one of the dangerous things to be handed for some, because maybe the will use it on some personal matter, please follow this link;

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgyOR...

I want to hear any reactions, especially for those who are familiar with this.

I always tell my students that rules and regulations must emphasize to maintain progressive training on the dojo smoothly, respect to Instructors and co-practitioners.

But after the practice, how did you maintain those relationships without bringing some barrier between student to students or Instructors to student’s relationship. In my part, we get together on any restaurant without talking about Martial Arts; we are sharing some jokes and sort of stories that can mainly take an attention of everybody.

Looking for the answers, and I would appreciate some.

What is the main key that you can maintain the friendly environment on the practice area, as a student or even an Instructor, we have full responsibility to remain things at ease, then what you think you can share.

I emphasize important rules and regulations on the dojo, but if there are some useful thoughts then I must revise it to properly utilize things smoothly.

Martial Arts had been evolve for same purposes, as a self defense.

But others are playing Martial Arts because they want to understand the theory and philosophy, some are there because their friends are playing, fitness matter etc.

I would like to view what's behind your reasons.

Have you been into the limit that you don't want to play Martial Arts anymore prior to some reasons, if so, what are those and what did you do to recover.

Looking for good feedback.

Why other people here are so confident that he is unbeatable, do others use to train for so many years on Martial Arts to end up on persisting he is good and others are not, what’s the method of low earth attitude taught on the dojo or maybe others are just ignoring these facts and get into uncontrolled behavior.

May I see what others are thinking about them, I will appreciate your sight about it.

When someone defeated you in the tournament, what would you do to recover, on my part I just think some of my weakness, develop it to achieve better skill and be competitive on other journey.

I want to hear some options and may take a lesson from useful advice; I know some words may help as a part of different ideas.