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Rare archive footage of Oleg JKD demonstration in JCC Apr 30, 2011.
Rare archive footage of Oleg JKD demonstration in JCC Apr 30, 2011.

Eskrima/Kali JKD double sticks Sinawali Heaven 6, with push-shuffle footwork.
Eskrima/Kali JKD double sticks Sinawali Heaven 6, with push-shuffle footwork.

This is the very first elementary and basic technique from Jeet Kune Do (JKD), adopted from Philippino Martial Arts called Eskrima (Kali in the west). There are total of 10 strikes, this only shows #1 and #2 both hands. Heaven 6 is the simplest form. Push-shuffle footwork is adopted from western fencing, and is the fastest known way to move forward and back other than running.

Dan Innosanto stick explanation/demo:
Dan Inosanto FMA Vol. 1 part 1 (Heaven 6 is at 3:30 mark)

Dan Innosanto footwork:
Dan Inosanto - Jun Fan Gung Fu JKD Footwork

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eskrima
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLRK_h6MosE

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Falcon Heavy, previously known as the Falcon 9 Heavy, renamed after redesign and increased payload.
Falcon Heavy, previously known as the Falcon 9 Heavy, renamed after redesign and increased payload. 53 ,000 tons to LEO, 19 tons to GEO 16-14 tons to Moon/Mars trajectory. First launch from Vandenberg AFB.

Falcon Heavy will be the first rocket in history to feature propellant cross-feed from the side boosters to the center core, which will still carry the majority of its propellant after the side boosters separate.

The fact that the center core's engines were lit on the ground gives risk/reliability advantages of a two stage rocket while retaining payload advantages of a three stage rocket (20-30% improvement).

Soviet Moon rocket N-1 has 30 LOX/RP-1 NK-15 engines thrust(SL) 1505 kN, Isp(vac) - 331s, thrust:weight=137:1 Falcon Heavy has 27 LOX/RP- Merlin 1D engines: thrust(SL) 620 kN, Isp (vac) - 310 s, thrust:weight=160:1

Originally shared by SpaceX

Intelsat and SpaceX announce the first commercial contract for the Falcon Heavy rocket.
http://www.spacex.com/press.php?page=20120529

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