Super Grands 18
Well they’re over now, but how fun they were. I know almost all of you will want to disagree with me. . . Just keep reading. I do know that […]
Well they’re over now, but how fun they were. I know almost all of you will want to disagree with me. . . Just keep reading. I do know that […]
The Mount Calvary Baptist Church located in north Houston was the most unlikely place to have a karate tournament. This was a black belt only event. Although this concept is […]
September 9th is the weekend after Labor Day. Galveston, Texas was still recovering from the holiday. Luckily no hurricanes have threatened the region during this storm season. As I write […]
As the plane touched down I found myself breathing a sigh of relief. I hate flying and these days it’s almost more hassle than its worth. You’ll notice I said […]
Just one hour southwest of Houston Texas is Angleton. A prosperous city nestled close to the Gulf of Mexico and a Mecca for the beach loving party types. The weather […]
The Mayans were one of the greatest civilizations that has ever existed. They ruled central America until the eight century AD. Great structures built by them still stand. Antigua, an […]
Most people are unaware of the latest union of two great champions. Dawn Kabela and Luis Jamenez were married earlier in 2006. This marriage united a powerful Mexican dynasty with […]
El Paso Texas was once a small Spanish mission founded by the Conquistador Don Juan De Onate. As the southwest grew this little outpost expanded into a stopover point for […]
The Universal Martial Arts Hall of Fame tournament was Saturday, July 8, 2006, held at the North Sheraton Hotel in Houston, Texas. The event was sponsored by the UMAHoF board […]
Cindy and Chris Gallio have for the last ten years been heavily involved in sport karate. Chris has progressed from the little cute kid running forms to a seasoned adult […]
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