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Filipino Stick Fighting - Is it Useful?

By: Keith Pascal | 2010-03-27 | Martial Arts
On more than one occasional, I have been asked if Filipino stick fighting was practical. My first response is usually to ask, "Practical for what?" Actually, if you are interested in stick fighting ... read more

Filipino Martial Arts

By: Damian Ross | 2010-04-03 | Martial Arts
The three major branches of Filipino martial arts are Arnis typically from the northern Luzon regions, Eskrima from the central Visayas regions, and Kali from the southern Mindanao regions. Within these branches dwell a long line of masters, families, systems and history. read more

Stick Fighting Games

By: Steve | 2010-11-09 | Games
Stick fighting games have become increasingly popular in recent months. This is due in large part to the fact that these types of games are becoming increasingly interactive and sophisticated. While it's true that some people still assume that Stick fighting games are designed for children, nothing could be further from the truth. read more

Stick Fight Games

By: Steve | 2010-11-03 | Games
Are you familiar with Stick fight games? There is a reasonable chance that you may not really be familiar with this genre of game. That being the case, you may very well want to spend a lot of time actually playing the game yourself to get a better idea of what it's all about. As you can imagine, there are many people who will tell you that playing games can be a lot of fun. Not only that, but it can also help you boost your productivity. read more

Fighting Stick Games

By: Steve | 2010-11-05 | Games
As you may or may not know, fighting Stick games have become incredibly popular amongst people who spend a lot of time behind the computer. What you also need to understand is that everybody needs a break. It is unrealistic and unhealthy to assume that you can spend a majority of your time sitting behind a computer without really stopping to get any recreation or do anything fun or interesting. read more

The Filipinos

By: Harold Hisona | 2010-08-25 | City Guides
As you know, despite of mainly Malays, the Filipinos (Pinoys) are a mixture of many races such as Indonesians and Malays, or Negritos, Hindus, Chinese, Japanese and Arabs. read more

List of Filipino Writers

By: Kenny Leones | 2010-03-26 | Reference & Education
The Philippines has countless writers who have been continuously giving pride to the whole nation. Among these Filipino writers are Antonio Abad, Martin Abellana, and Norberto Romualdez. read more

Filipino Women and Religion

By: sidana | 2010-09-27 | Dating
If you are thinking about dating a woman from the Philippines, it would be wise to understand some religious background about them. read more

Wii Fight Stick Know Better than to Screw up

By: ada faulk | 2010-09-28 | Small Business
It goes without saying that where there is Wii, there is unexpected wonder and unrivalled fun. And also the Wii Fight Stick knows better than to screw up. Look at the above cute and cool Wii Fight Stick, the build quality is wonderful, and every aspect has a feel of quality all over it. read more

Increasing Stick Handling Abilities

By: Ronald Pedactor | 2011-02-18 | Article Marketing
Stick handling is one of the most important aspects of hockey. This article discusses how to use a hockey stick well, and how to increase overall skill levels. read more

Field Hockey Stick Length

By: Regina Strelecki | 2008-09-26 | Hockey
In selecting the perfect field hockey stick, it is necessary to choose the proper length. Choosing the correct length will enable a field hockey player to become a champion. This article describes two methods of choosing the best length stick. read more

Hockey Sticks - Composite or Wood ?

By: BartNortonn | 2010-12-29 | Recreation & Sports
The other alternative accessible are wooden sticks. Wooden sticks is usually as low-cost as twenty bucks, but they're also really large and are simpler to break. I've damaged as much as two wooden hockey sticks inside a single period! The financial charge is clearly superior no matter no matter if you select a wooden or composite stick. read more

Spaghetti - How to Cook Filipino Style

By: Daisy Esoinosa | 2012-04-08 | Recipes
Spaghetti can be described as the most popular noodle recipe, it is an original Italian food and it is believe that pasta originated in Southern part of Italy at around 12th century. The popularity of pasta spread in the whole country after the establishing of factory for mass production. Spaghetti originally comes from the word spaghetto which was derived diminutive of spago, the word spago lit read more

Fighting Obesity

By: Joseph Devine | 2010-03-30 | Health & Fitness
There's no denying: obesity is getting to be a bigger and bigger problem in America. A study recently conducted by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, obesity rates climbed in 23 states in 2008, with Southern and Midwestern states being particularly prone to the condition. It has gotten to the point where denial is no longer an option and we cannot afford to just sweep the problem under the rug anymore. If you suffer from obesity, you know that it affects all aspects of your life and makes you more prone to heart disease, diabetes, and countless other medical problems that could result in an untimely death. It's past the time when we must take action. read more

Banana-Que: Fried Caramelized Banana on Stick

By: jayson baybay | 2011-10-22 | Desserts
Bananaque is a popular Filipino street food and a great afternoon snack. It is a deep fried saba banana with caramelized brown sugar coating and skewed in a bamboo stick. The word banana-que is taken form the word barabecue, as the Filipino's just coined the term on the basis as it was skewed on a stick. But the cooking procedure is not as it was deep fried in cooking oil. Same goes with Kamote-Qu read more