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Archive for March, 2009

There are many varied online bingo operators and although many of these bingo sites do explain the rules of bingo, it is often best to know what to expect before joining up with an online bingo site as this will let you know what to expect.

Online bingo operators have games playing 24 hours per day 7 days per week so the time that you choose to play is irrelevant, even if you want to play in the most unsociable hours of the night, you are bound to find a game going. All you need is a reasonably good computer that has web browsing capabilities and an internet connection.

The format of an online bingo game is very alike to that of a land based bingo club, except without the noise, there is a way to purchase tickets and a bingo caller that calls number generated by a random number generator. You can pay for tickets and collect winning through online encrypted and secure payment options.

The chat room is used for players to socialize during the bingo game and it is necessary to treat all fellow players with respect, no bad language or rudeness will be tolerated and the chat moderator’s words are final. The most important rule of all for bingo though, is to have fun.

The topic of how effective traditional martial arts is in today’s world as a way of protecting oneself is still a very sensitive issue to a lot of martial artists. What is even more sensitive is the issue of how realistic and street effective is the newer styles that have come out since UFC/PRIDE have come into the picture. I am a Registered Black Belt & have nothing against the martial arts and have also studied styles such as Pankration. I know that the techniques I have learned in the dojo should stay in the dojo because they will only work there, that also goes with styles such as the “modern day or reality based systems” they are for sport only.

I work as a bouncer/bodyguard & also teach tactical self defense. Many of my students are black belts or have trained under reality based systems & have learned the hard way that what they learned in the ring or dojo is not street effective. Their common question is why didn’t their system work? Part of the reason is that if a rule or law is applied to a system it will subconsciously hinder you when your adrenaline takes over in combat. There are no rules in the streets your mind should not have to sensor or think can I do this to beat this person? We respond exactly the same way that we train.