Accept both the constant and the change.
Learn how to be resilient and responsive to your surroundings, to time, and
to yourself.
(Chungliang
Al Huang)
Suggestions
Quite a few people have suggested changes to the
design and layout of the website and to the Dynamic Balancing
Tai Chi
syllabus itself.
We
would like to thank them for their suggestions, even the bad ones.
Thanks:
Jessica for help, support, food, patience and many more
things than we could list here.
She has been a tireless practice partner and a serious supporter of what we
have done with the tai chi.
Her contribution is beyond words.
Our thanks to Philip K Dick. For so very much.
Peter McNally (Scout Leader) for his tireless crusade
to make everyone the best that they could be, and for taking us to see
forgotten old people every Christmas morning. He was a formidable role
model, could shake hands like Superman and was never ashamed to take a
stand.
David Robinson, head teacher of our Middle School in the
1970's and one truly inspiring English teacher.
Ann Massey-Lynch (Alexander teacher) for releasing and reminding.
Jeff for creating the secure class database.
Frank Cannon for your website advice.
Faith Buck for the original logo.
Body work professionals: Heather Gretton,
Elaine Armstrong, Lynne Cavanagh, Beryl Howarth and Lillian Biggs.
Phil, Suhvinder, Paul, Peter Hicks, Peter Southwood,
Shaun Ullah, Trevor Connell, Frank Cannon, and Alex
(and everyone else who came and went) for being our students,
practice partners and guinea pigs.
Salma, Karen and Soyef for a variety of
ideas and a lot of sarcasm.
Krishnamurti for questioning everything.
Yang Jwing-Ming for chin na, jing, stepping, qigong and 13 postures.
Mike Sigman for introducing the basics of internal strength and reeling silk.
Sagara for spotting typos.
And to Uncle Keith for allowing us to catch up.
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