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| December 2007 | |||
Professor Mark Snapper (2nd Dan) visited the Korea
school on December 1, 2007. |
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| October 2007 | |||
Our 3rd branch school in Singapore opened on October 27th, 2007. We now
have 10 schools in 3 countries . |
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| June 2007 | |||
| Mr Kim's trip to Korean |
Promotion test
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Dinner with key members from Korea, Singapore, US and Japan.
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| April 2007 | |||
| Gailyn Perrin's visit to Boston |
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| March 2007 | |||
| After a Full Range Sparring Seminar in Singapore |
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| Traditional Forms class in Korea |
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| January 2007 | |||
| Caroline Ross from the Boston school visited Santos and Arlene Rivas at our Singapore school (Bugis branch) on January 27, 2007. Professor Ross was in Singapore in support of the Singapore-MIT Alliance (SMA) which is a research and teaching collaboration between MIT and two universities in Singapore: the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technical University. |
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| September 2006 | |||
| Mr. Kim teaching in the Seattle school |
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| March 2006 | |||
| Promotion Test Seoul |
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| December 2005 | |||
| Mr. Kim giving a seminar in Singapore |
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| Black Belts from the Singapore school |
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| September 2005 | |||
| Children's Promotion Test Seoul |
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| August 2005 | |||
| I am pleased to
announce the new Black Belts from the Boston school. Please extend your warmest congratulations to them. David Cowan |
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I consider each of them
to be a winner, overcoming his/her own difficulties and achieving the rank
of 1st Dan Black Belt. |
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| October 2004 - Korea School Opening | |||
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members, I just returned from Korea on Monday. I was there to help with a successful opening of our branch school and to host a reception. Everything went very well. I will display the pictures at the school soon. |
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| First of all, I was happy to see Santos and Arlene again. They came to Korea from Singapore to celebrate the opening of our Korea branch. They came with Isabel (their baby – really cute) and Aras, one of their Black Belt students who originally came from Shanghai. |
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I am happy to have them spearhead our efforts in Asia. It was also great to have David Horrigan visit from Boston. He seemed to really enjoy his trip to Korea. I also arranged some meetings for him so that he could meet with people in his line of work. |
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| The reception was really nice. I kept it relatively small (about 70 people), but first class all the way. I did the ribbon-cutting with my mother, Dr. Nam (Chairman of Klueber), Dr. Choi (Chairman of Korea Zinc) and Mr. J. N. Lee (Managing Director of Sports Seoul Newspaper). |
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| We then held a brief opening ceremony, followed by a reception. Everyone seemed to really enjoy the event. I noticed the event is featured on Mooto as a news item. You can go to Mooto.com and see it in the news section. (http://www.mooto.com/kor/webzine/news_view.asp?news_no=3479) |
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| The school in Korea is now open. I hope many of you will have the opportunity to visit our school in Korea and meet with students and instructors over there. |
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| I want to arrange a little get-together each time someone from here visits our school in Korea, so just let me know in advance and we will make the arrangements. |
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| The next ten years should be an exciting time for us as we work to establish a global network of our schools. I hope all of you will find a way to share in the effort and excitement. |
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Sincerely, Jae H. Kim |
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| 1999 Boston | |||
| 25th Anniversary Celebration | |||
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