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December 10, 2007 The NING MUI Gong Fu Organisation brings now the time onto your computer screen with an IWC gadget. Enjoy its beauty, its precision and its art on our newly created page. |
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November 17, 2007 Oliver Hasler and Raphael Biolley are two of three Swiss National Team Sanda Fighters at the 9th World Wushu Championships in Beijing, China. Patrick Jeannotat has been asked to act as an International Sanda Referee. 1'700 contestants from 88 countries are subscribed. If they succeed to qualify, they even have the chance to go to the Olympic Games next summer! |
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October 28, 2007 '...The best Staff Weekend ever...!' - An important factor for its success was certainly the new modular organisation of the weekend. Again, what is the goal of such a Staff Weekend: At Staff Weekends we do not primarily impart professional competence. This expertise is principally developed in the schools. And feel-good-lessons are not the objective of those weekends either. Of course, this can be an effect of a 'good' tuition. But what exactly is 'good' tuition? This is precisely what we are trying to find out during our Staff Weekends. We systematically train the tuitional skills of all staff ranks, as they are not automatically given by just knowing 'good' Kung Fu. The third major field of our staff education for those who are principals is the business skills, which for the moment are mainly developed through personal coaching. |
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April 23, 2007 Our webpage has been extensively updated. The layout is new and brand-new texts as well as brand-new photograph pages are now available. There are only a few old photograph pages where it is still not possible to see the pictures in a larger format. |
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April 1, 2007 In case the Chinese font is not displayed on your computer do the following: go to 'Regional & Language Options' in the 'Control Panel' and activate the checkboxes 
under a) 'Keyboard' and 'Supplemental Language
Support' as well as under b) 'Extended' the checkboxes
of all the Chinese languages. Then click 'OK' and
follow the instructions. |
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March 12, 2007 It strikes four times faster than a snake. It kicks with more than 1'000 pounds (453.59 kg) of force. And it can rival the impact of a 35 mph (56.33 kph) car crash. It's the most complex weapon ever designed - the human body. National Geographic Channel brings together a team of experts and a cross section of champion martial arts masters to analyze the world's greatest fighting techniques and find out which discipline has the hardest hits, the fastest moves, and even the deadliest weapons. |
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February, 2007 Oliver Hasler and Patrick Jeannotat are both elected members of the board of the Swiss Kuoshu Federation and the Swiss Wushu Federation. Furthermore, Oliver is Junior National Sanda Trainer (since 2004) and Patrick International Sanda Referee (since 2004) of the Swiss Wushu Federation. |
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