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When was IKF Korfball World Championship created?
IKF Korfball World Championship was created in 1978.
How do you tell the difference between male and female Red Eared Slider Turtles?
if there is a indent in youer turtle it is a male ok ikf it is flat it is a girl ok
Who is the current world boxing association heavyweight champion of the world?
Their are so many organizations and professional and amateur athletes. Like Heavyweight Boxing, there is no clear answer to who is the World Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion. I will give you a run down of the most credible organization's champions and their full contact rules pro super and heavyweight champions. WAKO Pro: Anatoly Nosyrev (Mor), WKA: Andre Mewis, ISKA: Daniel Quigley(Ire) , IKF: (Vacant) Josh Tufte is the IKF (5-14-10) World Super Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion. Daniel "Pinta" Quigley won the ISKA World Heavyweight Professional Kickboxing title on 5th March 2011 in Derry City, N.Ireland.
Who won the world heavy weight championship?
I think that the first world heavyweight champion was hhh because bishop gave the title to hhh because he was jealous that smackdown had a big great title which was the wwe title and raw did not have a title. But also there was more holder titles but that was on WCW and i don't now WCW. So hope i helped out a little in wrestling.
What actors and actresses appeared in Kart Racer - 2003?
The cast of Kart Racer - 2003 includes: Steve Adams as Clint Meyers Caitlin Babb as Kate Stevens Barry Baldaro as Elderly Home Owner Bianca Beauchemin as Spray Paint Kid Justin Bradley as Nick Curcio Victor Briestensky as Ted Washington Jason Cavalier as Groom Jordan Conti as Bink Amanda de Martinis as Dahlia Stone Sean Devine as Cop Joe Dinicol as Rodney Wells David Gallagher as Scott McKenna Noah Gillard as Cotton Candy Kid Nathalie Girard as Bride Dean Hagopian as IKF Official Paula Jean Hixson as Tammy Mary Morter as Elderly Wife Robert Ozores as Dancing Janitor Randy Quaid as Vic Davies Paul Romanuk as Announcer Will Rothhaar as Watts Davies Shaaya Scott as Lookout Kid Philip Spensley as Father Patrick Ramsey Amanda Strawn as Female Police Officer Jennifer Wigmore as Deputy Jenna West Harland Williams as Zee
Why is kendo important in Japan?
Kendo is a Japanese martial art which means "way of the sword." Although several different martial arts utilized swordsmanship, this unique style of fencing made an appearance in the 20th century. It was recognized after the introduction of shina (bamboo swords) and bogu (body armor) created by Japanese master Naganuma Sirozaemon Kunisato. Kendo has adopted a concept of disciplining an individual�s character through the principles of Katana, which is a sword. The history of Kendo is very much associated with samurai during the Kamakura period (1185-1233). This period also marked the strong influence of Zen Buddhism on the development of Kendo. Those who practice Kendo are called kendoka or kenshi, which means swordsman. Kendoka practice the martial art with loud shouts, or kiai, which are said to express the spirit of fighting. In Kendo, strikes are only allowed to be made to seven target areas of the human body. All of these body parts are covered by armor, to protect the opponent from severe injuries. These target areas are the top of the head, left and right side of the head, both wrists (while they are held in different positions), the torso, and the throat. Because many attacks against these targets can result in fatality, certain body parts are off-limits to practitioners who are not senior experts. In competitions, points are only awarded to Kendo practitioners who earn them. Attacks must be performed firmly and adequately and must hit a specified target with precise accuracy. During a tournament, a referee will hold up a flag to announce when points are awarded. The flag's color will correspond to the color ribbon worn by the practitioner awarded the point. The first competitor to achieve a total of two points is considered to be the winner. Since the founding of the International Kendo Federation (IKF) in 1970, approximately 8 million people worldwide practice Kendo. Its popularity is widespread throughout North America, Europe, South America, Asia and Africa. got it for this site http://www.typesofmartialarts.com/kendo
What movie and television projects has Dean Hagopian been in?
Dean Hagopian has: Played Reporter in "Les chiens chauds" in 1980. Played CONSEC Programmer 2 in "Scanners" in 1981. Played Frank in "The Kinky Coaches and the Pom Pom Pussycats" in 1981. Played Nicolai Pipidenko in "Deux super-dingues" in 1982. Played Journalist 1 in "Visiting Hours" in 1982. Played Drunk in "The Surrogate" in 1984. Performed in "Jan zonder vrees" in 1984. Played Guard in "The Blue Man" in 1985. Played Tour Guide in "The Vindicator" in 1986. Played TV Newscaster in "Meatballs III: Summer Job" in 1986. Played General Guph in "Ozu no Mahotsukai" in 1986. Performed in "First Offender" in 1987. Played Medical Examiner in "Zombie Nightmare" in 1987. Performed in "The Marvelous Land of Oz" in 1987. Performed in "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" in 1987. Performed in "People and Science: A Test of Time" in 1987. Played Losano in "Red Earth, White Earth" in 1989. Performed in "The Journey Home" in 1989. Played Junkyard Owner in "A Touch of Murder" in 1990. Played Additional Voices (1990) in "The Little Flying Bears" in 1990. Played Bert in "Urban Angel" in 1991. Performed in "Mackenzie King and the Conscription Crisis" in 1991. Played Club Bartender in "Twin Sisters" in 1992. Performed in "The Legend of White Fang" in 1992. Performed in "The Busy World of Richard Scarry" in 1993. Played Sid Kerns in "Sirens" in 1993. Played Additional Voices in "Monster Force" in 1994. Performed in "Jagged Alliance" in 1994. Played Mr. Keller in "Brainscan" in 1994. Played Mr. Shortbread in "Happy Birthday Bunnykins" in 1996. Played Mr. Samuels in "Lassie" in 1997. Performed in "The Country Mouse and the City Mouse Adventures" in 1997. Played Mr. Gaylen in "The Sleep Room" in 1998. Played Latecomer in "Snake Eyes" in 1998. Performed in "Matroni et moi" in 1999. Played American Coroner in "Le dernier souffle" in 1999. Played News Reporter in "Rocky Marciano" in 1999. Played Additional Voices in "Hoze Houndz" in 1999. Played Coroner in "Possible Worlds" in 2000. Played Walter Dargis in "Two Thousand and None" in 2000. Played Additional Voices (2000) in "For Better or for Worse" in 2000. Played Various male characters in "Mega Babies" in 2000. Performed in "For Better or for Worse" in 2000. Played Max Farmer in "Cause of Death" in 2001. Played William Ticknor in "Witchblade" in 2001. Played Various Roles in "The Endless Grind" in 2001. Played (2002) in "Mon ami Marsupilami" in 2002. Played Detective Fulton in "A Woman Hunted" in 2003. Played IKF Official in "Kart Racer" in 2003. Played Mayor Haines in "Family Sins" in 2004. Played Maynard Zell in "Stranger at the Door" in 2004. Played Ted in "Naked Josh" in 2004. Played Quent in "A Killer Upstairs" in 2005. Played Additional Voices in "Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory" in 2005. Played Commissaire Boswell in "Lance et compte" in 2010. Played Big shot de NY in "Funkytown" in 2011. Played Old Man in "19-2" in 2014. Played Burt Hankins in "Killing Daddy" in 2014. Played Zio Riccardo in "Mangiacake" in 2014.
