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Month: November 2013

30 November 2013 Andrew

Tai Chi Y2D260: fluid force

29 November 2013 Andrew

Tai Chi Y2D259: foretastes of a future

28 November 201328 November 2013 Andrew

Tai Chi Y2D258: Happy Thanksgiving

27 November 201327 November 2013 Andrew

Tai chi Y2D257: Determining timing

27 November 2013 Andrew

Tai Chi Y2D256: sNOw Interruptions

25 November 2013 Andrew

Tai chi Y2D255: slanted floor

24 November 2013 Andrew

Tai Chi Y2D254: Sunday Morning

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