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Hi Patrick

I would suggest expanding a bit on Karl Geis himself - the fact that he did spend some time in the Kodokan (Judo) and was introduced to Tomiki's teachings at that time. He has produced some notable Judo players from what I understand. Also I think the time of founding of Fugakukai is problematic. It would serve the situation better when people know when he came to Japan first, when he started doing Aikido, and when he first started teaching in the states. All these pre-date the founding period. Originally the page was a copy from his web site and that is a wikipedia no no.

I would be glad to help - and will edit if I think its necessary and/or discuss on the talk page.Peter Rehse 00:46, 16 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hey Aiki Patrick Parker

It seems there was a debate on the grappling discussion page about whether wrestling and grappling are similar terms. Apparently I have picked up the debate after you left and wouldn't mind if you returned to the discussion. Penciljunk 20:19, 7 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Hey y'all!

We're going to be having our first Mississippi meetup next month, and I would love it if you'd like to come out! A few of us will be staying overnight, so if you feel up to it, we could have a meet and greet that night and then breakfast the next morning and talk about Wikipedia and everyone's areas of expertise. Let's show 'em how it's done Southern-style! Mike H. Fierce! 21:27, 20 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]