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anyone trained in either or both? wanna hear ur feedback. nowadays alot of siao lang, better to learn some skills to fight in case i kena some idiots in malaysia or above. or any AMDK in Singapore. lol
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Hi guys, I've enrolled in a self-defense course called Krav Maga; used by the elite Israeli Commandos. You also see Krav Maga techniques used by Jason Bourne and Treadstone agents in the Bourne Identity, Supremacy & Ultimatum and also Liam Neeson in Taken. Yeah, it's cool sh!t but I learn it because it's effective (minimum time to learn with maximum results). Anyway, chk out Krav Maga's background here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krav_maga My "sifu" is Master Lim Beng Kit. You can find a brief description of his background here: http://www.mamaster.com/masters_limbengkiat.php Yup, he's impressive, eh! His studio's at Kimly Building, New Industrial Road. Ok, the crunch is this. I need more guys in my Sat afternoon class so that we can train together. Anyone interested pls call Master Lim at 97778121 (say Ben recommended)... or can PM me for more info. Thanx. Hope to see more guys on Sat.
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[extract] The Israeli government wants its prime minister to have a high level of protection and has ordered the $685,000 armored A8 model that
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HAIFA, Israel
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080207/od_nm/israel_pilots_dc Thu Feb 7, 2:04 PM ET JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A drug used to treat impotence could help Israeli fighter pilots operate at high altitude, the Israeli military's official magazine reported in its latest issue. It said a retired general plans to present to the air force the results of a study he conducted on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania where he found that tadalafil, the active ingredient in Cialis tablets, improved breathing in a thin atmosphere. "The study's findings justify the continuation of tests with drugs of this type in low oxygen environments," an unnamed air force officer told Bamahaneh, the military's weekly magazine. An army spokeswoman said that there were no plans to use any such drug and a statement said the phenomenon of chronic oxygen starvation experienced by mountaineers and the immediate oxygen starvation which pilots suffer at high altitude are different. "(Because of the different circumstances) there is no significance for medical treatment of any drug for pilots in the Israel Air Force ... and it has no intention of using any form of drug," the statement read. ------
