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Written by doc
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Saturday, 22 September 2007 |
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A new feature, in doc's Hood, The docBooks section is a Flash enabled book section, which has, and will have, some interesting Shaolin historical features. At present, a booklet from the Shaolin Chan Wu Xue Yuan, a successful and then failed attempt at opening up a Shaolin based school in Las Vegas. That is an interesting story, to say the least.... Also, a two part book on the Shaolin Village Destruction of August 2000. Recent history, at its best.
I am currently writing another book, one which will discuss my journeys to Shaolin, including some recent historical tidbits that are not well known. And, another, on the horrible and expensive process of getting visas for Shaolin "monks". More to come, as usual... |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 23 September 2007 )
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Shaolin School Advertising |
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Written by doc
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Wednesday, 11 July 2007 |
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Advertise your Shaolin based school on russbo.com, in the Shaolin Schools Section. Create your own school web site here. Just register and contact doc about getting Author privileges. It's easy, and it's fast.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 21 September 2007 )
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Free Shaolin Site / Content Webhosting |
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Written by doc
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Wednesday, 27 June 2007 |
It's not an easy thing. Starting a web site, and getting found. With Shaolin websites on Google listing into the many tens of thousands, creating a new one, and getting your material exposed to the public, is extremely difficult. So, we've come up with an option to assist you with your goals.
In order to better serve our community, we are now offering members the opportunity to host their material and websites on russbo.com's servers. |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 22 September 2007 )
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Shaolin history, politics, martial arts, current events, personalities, all with a unique perspective. With a selection of other traditional martial arts, including Muay Thai, Sanda, Seidokan, and others. All from a group of people with diverse relevant contacts and interests. A web site that finds its origins back in 1995, with initial publication in early 1996. Millions of viewers, thousands of members, hundreds of pages, hundreds of multimedia presentations, and a large group of dedicated contributors. It started as a personal look at the inner workings of the Shaolin Temple, from the perspective of a solitary individual, an "insider". It has evolved into a compendium of information from diverse scholastic sources, all dedicated towards bringing forth an honest perspective of all things Shaolin. No bullshit. No pomp. No grandmaster worship. Just an honest and occasionally irreverent perspective of the Shaolin Temple and its keepers. Welcome to russbo.com. We hope you enjoy your stay here. |
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