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Two Is Better Than One
Two is Better Than One A non-member may now be brought to the Club as a guest TWO TIMES in a week! Don’t miss out on showing your friends around the best club in Singapore! The Premier Family Club where the People make the Difference PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE OLD ADVERSARIES MET, NEW FRIENDS MADE For the first time, Singapore Swimming Club played host to the Foo Kok Keong International Cup tournament. Over three days from 7 to 9 July, the badminton competition gathered internationally renowned stars of yesteryear from nine surrounding countries to pit their skills against one another and allowed our members to enjoy watching the superb skills at close quarters. Among the players were Hariyanto Arbi, two-time All-England champion, crowd favourite Boonsak Ponsana, Razif Sidek, Yap Kim Hock and Ong Ewe Hock, and former world number one Foo Kok Keong himself. This tournament was held outside Malaysia for the first time since its inception in 2012. We are indeed proud to be given this vote of confidence by the Cup founders to host the games. Kudos to the Organising Committee and Club staff who have done us proud with the very successful conclusion of this tournament. President playing an exhibition match at On 28 July, it was time for the Club to show appreciation to all outgoing Singapore Swimming Club–Foo Kok Keong members of the 2016/2017 Sub-Committees and Ad-Hoc Committees and International Cup 2017. welcome incoming ones with a “Thank You and Welcome” Dinner. To all involved, a big thank you for having volunteered your services to lend your expertise and experience in ensuring that the Club’s machinery functions well. -
The Transition and Transformation of Badminton Into a Globalized Game
Title The transition and transformation of badminton into a globalized game, 1893-2012: A study of the trials and tribulations of Malaysian badminton players competing for Thomas Cup and Olympic gold medals Author(s) Lim Peng Han Source 8th International Malaysian Studies Conference (MSC8), Selangor, Malaysia, 9 - 11 July 2012 Organised by Malaysian Social Science Association © 2012 Malaysian Social Science Association Citation: Lim, P. H. (2012). The transition and transformation of badminton into a globalized game: A study of the trials and tribulations of Malaysian badminton players competing for Thomas Cup and Olympic gold medals. In Mohd Hazim Shah & Saliha Hassan (Eds.), MSC8 proceedings: Selected full papers (pp. 172 - 187). Kajang, Selangor: Malaysian Social Science Association. Archived with permission from the copyright owner. 4 The Transition and Transformation of Badminton into a Globalised Game, 1893-2012: A Study on the Trials and Tribulations of Malaysian Badminton Players Competing for Thomas Cup and the Olympic Gold Medals Lim Peng Han Department of Information Science Loughborough University Introduction Badminton was transformed as a globalised game in four phases. The first phase began with the founding of the International Badminton Federation in 1934 and 17 badminton associations before the Second World War. The second phase began after the War with the first Thomas Cup contest won by Malaya in 1949. From 1946 to 1979, Malaysia won the Cup 4 times and Indonesia, 7 times. In 1979 twenty-six countries competed for the Cup. The third phase began with China's membership into the IBF in 1981. From 1982 to 2010 China won the Thomas Cup 8 times, Indonesia won 6 times and Malaysia, only once. -
22Ip-2-02/2015 Between 1. Ooi Siew Bee 2
IN THE HIGH COURT OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR (COMMERCIAL DIVISION) SUIT NO: 22IP-2-02/2015 BETWEEN 1. OOI SIEW BEE (trading under the name and style Syarikat Perniagaan Eng Leong) (Registration No. AS0075469-K) 2. BM ENG LEONG SDN BHD (Company No. 344727-U) 3. TAN CHOO HIN [Chairman for and on behalf of The Association of Manufacturers and Retailers of Chinese Prayer Goods in Penang, Registration No. 265 (Penang)] … PLAINTIFFS AND 1. ZHU GE KONG MING SDN BHD (Company No. 581637-U) 2. REGISTRAR OF TRADE MARKS, MALAYSIA … DEFENDANTS JUDGMENT (after trial) A. Introduction 1. In this case (Expungement Suit), the 3 plaintiffs (Plaintiffs) applied to expunge from the Register of Trade Marks (Register), the following 3 trade 1 marks (1st Defendant’s Registered Trade Marks) registered in favour of the first defendant company (1st Defendant): (1) trade mark with the registration no. 05020770 (1st Registered Trade Mark) for goods in Class 16 (paper box) which has been registered on 9.12.2005. The 1st Registered Trade Mark is annexed as Annexure A to this judgment; (2) trade mark with the registration no. 05020769 (2nd Registered Trade Mark) for goods in Class 3 (prayer paper) which has been registered on 9.12.2005. The 2nd Registered Trade Mark is annexed as Annexure B to this judgment; and (3) trade mark with the registration no. 06010249 (3rd Registered Trade Mark) for goods in Class 3 (incense paper) which has been registered on 14.6.2006. The 3rd Registered Trade Mark is annexed as Annexure C to this judgment. -
History of Badminton
Facts and Records History of Badminton In 1873, the Duke of Beaufort held a lawn party at his country house in the village of Badminton, Gloucestershire. A game of Poona was played on that day and became popular among British society’s elite. The new party sport became known as “the Badminton game”. In 1877, the Bath Badminton Club was formed and developed the first official set of rules. The Badminton Association was formed at a meeting in Southsea on 13th September 1893. It was the first National Association in the world and framed the rules for the Association and for the game. The popularity of the sport increased rapidly with 300 clubs being introduced by the 1920’s. Rising to 9,000 shortly after World War Π. The International Badminton Federation (IBF) was formed in 1934 with nine founding members: England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Denmark, Holland, Canada, New Zealand and France and as a consequence the Badminton Association became the Badminton Association of England. From nine founding members, the IBF, now called the Badminton World Federation (BWF), has over 160 member countries. The future of Badminton looks bright. Badminton was officially granted Olympic status in the 1992 Barcelona Games. Indonesia was the dominant force in that first Olympic tournament, winning two golds, a silver and a bronze; the country’s first Olympic medals in its history. More than 1.1 billion people watched the 1992 Olympic Badminton competition on television. Eight years later, and more than a century after introducing Badminton to the world, Britain claimed their first medal in the Olympics when Simon Archer and Jo Goode achieved Mixed Doubles Bronze in Sydney. -
Lampiran Ii Daftar Pelamar Lulus
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ABONNEMENT PÅ »BADMINTON« 50.000 Kroner Til »Oprykker-Træ F«
Det skarpe hjørne Thom as Cup uden Peter Rasmussen, Peter Gade, Poul-Erik Pløyer og Fasttømret enhed? Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen? Og VM 199 i Danmark uden de fire spil lere fra top-10 på verdensranglisten. Hvorfor kan DBF ikke fremstå som en fasttømret enhed Formand Plans Henrik Fløe tonede frem i TV-sporten med denne udadtil? Så forskellige interesserer kan man da ikke have. »mulighed« som yderste konsekvens af Peter Rasmussen aktuelle Hvorfor ikke forsøge at få lavet den lov om idrætsudøveres planer om at vælge »skattely« i London fra februar og Peter Gades ' og andre med en begrænset periode som aktiv - fritagelse mulige planer om ligeledes at flytte udenlands. for skat, eller i det mindste skattenedsættelse, og dermed Udtalelsen satte alle badminton-folk i chok-tilstan d, for deres skæres hårdt i indslagene på TV, så Fløes forsigtige tilføjelse om, at støtte vores topspillere? Der er da ikke noget, de heller ville noget sådant kun ville være på tale i yderste konsekvens nåede end at være herhjemme, men med de nuværende skatte aldrig ud. Men pludselig var der i hvert fald en sag, for Team Dan- regler er det tvunget til at tænke på deres fremtid, og dermed mark chefkonsulenten flytte ud. M en indtil man finder en løsning, må vi altså bare Niels Chr. Plolmstrøm yente, og så ellers finde os i, at dansk badminton igen profi havde ligeledes været le r sig mindre heldigt. Synd for spillerne, synd fo r Fløe og I 0 I ude med meldinger om, synd for alle de andre medlemmer af DBF. -
BAM `Draft' Ong, Yong for Training (NST 01/03/1997)
01/03/1997 BAM `draft' Ong, Yong for training A. Devaraj IN an unexpected move, the BA of Malaysia (BAM) named Nusa Mahsuri discards Ong Ewe Hock and Yong Hock Kin in the national team together with former national players P. Kantharoopan and Wong Ewee Mun. BAM president Datuk Dr Fadzil Che Wan explained that the duo have been invited to train with the national squad until they decide on their future. Said Dr Fadzil: "The executive committee decided so since both have indicated interest to train with the national team." He added that the two players are free to remain with the national team as long as they choose. "They are free to leave whenever they want." The other players named in the men's singles are Lo Ah Heng and Wong Choon Hann. Kantharoopan and Wong were dropped by BAM last year but proved themselves in the three-day trials recently where Wong emerged the winner and Kantharoopan finished third. Lo finished second. Wong, who was in Jakarta for the Asian Cup, was exempted from attending the trials. BAM also named Kwan Yoke Meng, Chen Changjie and Suffian Abu Bakar as the singles coaches for both the men and women. There were no surprises in the men's doubles squad where five pairs were named instead of four. The fifth pair are Tan Kim Her and Lee Chee Leong. The doubles coaches named are Chen Kang, Chen Hongyong, Soh Goon Chup and Rina Tan Sui Hoon. BAM also picked two backup squads for the men. Chief coach and director of coaching Morten Frost said he expects the players to push each other and work as a group." The Backup A squad comprise five singles players and three doubles pairs while the Backup B have five singles players only. -
Dossier D'information Badminton
DOSSIER D’INFORMATION BADMINTON DOSSIER D’INFORMATION BADMINTON A. HISTOIRE DU SPORT B. HISTOIRE DU SPORT AUX JEUX DU CANADA ET ANCIENS RÉSULTATS C. NOMBRE D’ATHLÈTES PAR ÉQUIPE D. FORMAT DE LA COMPÉTITION ET RÈGLEMENTS E. ÉQUIPEMENT ET TERMINOLOGIE F. ADMISSIBILITÉ G. SYSTÈME DE POINTAGE ET DE JUGEMENT H. FORMAT DES ÉLIMINATOIRES ET DU BRIS D’ÉGALITÉ I. TECHNOLOGIE DU SPORT J. RÔLE DES OFFICIELS DANS CE SPORT K. DESCRIPTION DES INSTALLATIONS L. NOMBRES D’ADHÉRENTS ET STRUCTURE DU SPORT M. ATHLÈTES À SURVEILLER N. ANCIENS ATHLÈTES DE RENOM O. RIVALITÉS ENTRE LES ATHLÈTES/ENTRE LES ÉQUIPES 2 A. HISTOIRE DU SPORT Le badminton a été inventé il y a très longtemps; son invention remonte à plus de 2 000 ans, jusqu’au jeu de volant de la Grèce, de l’Inde et de la Chine antiques. Son nom lui vient de la Badminton House, la résidence du duc de Beaufort à Gloucestershire, où l’on y jouait au siècle dernier. Par un curieux hasard, le siège de la Fédération internationale de badminton est aujourd’hui situé à Gloucestershire. C’est à Ottawa, en 1900, que fut jouée la première partie de badminton au Canada. Le sport a fait son entrée aux Jeux olympiques à titre de sport de démonstration en 1972 puis à titre de sport officiel aux Jeux olympiques d’été de 1992 à Barcelone. Le badminton est le sport de raquette le plus rapide au monde. Le volant, un missile fait de liège et de plumes d’oie, peut atteindre une vitesse de 332 kilomètres à l’heure. -
MAA AMC 8 Summary of Results and Awards
The Mathematical Association of America AMERICAN MatHEmatICS COMPETITIONS 2008 24th Annual MAA AMC 8 Summary of Results and Awards Learning Mathematics Through Selective Problem Solving Examinations prepared by a subcommittee of the American Mathematics Competitions and administered by the office of the Director The American Mathematics Competitions are sponsored by The Mathematical Association of America and The Akamai Foundation Contributors: Academy of Applied Sciences American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges American Mathematical Society American Society of Pension Actuaries American Statistical Association Art of Problem Solving Awesome Math Canada/USA Mathcamp Casualty Actuarial Society Clay Mathematics Institute IDEA Math Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences L. G. Balfour Company Math Zoom Academy Mu Alpha Theta National Assessment & Testing National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon Society of Actuaries U.S.A. Math Talent Search W. H. Freeman and Company Wolfram Research Inc. TABLE OF CONTENTS 2008 IMO Team with their medals ................................................................... 2 Report of the Director ..........................................................................................3 I. Introduction .................................................................................................... 3 II. General Results ............................................................................................. 3 III. Statistical Analysis of Results -
New Straits Times Our Olympic Milestones of the Past 65 Years
New Straits Times Section: Sport Ad Value: RM 22,419 22-Jul-2021 Size : 715cm2 PR Value: RM 67,257 Our Olympic milestones of the past 65 years Malaysia's M. Jegathesan (right) came in third in heat seven of the men's 100m at r"e 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. OUR OLYMPIC MILESTONES OF THE PAST 65 YEARS Malaysian sport has after Dr Jegathesan. shuttler Datuk Lee Chong Wei Wee Kiong (men's doubles), Chan • Malaysia qualified for foot ended the medal drought by win Peng Soon-Goh Liu Ying (mixed come a long way ball but did not compete in the ning silver in men,s singles at the doubles) and divers Pandelela- 1980 Moscow Games after joining 2008 Beijing Games. It was the Cheong Jun Hoong (women's since the national a US-led boycott in protest over first of his three Olympic silver 10m synchro) all won silver. Cy contingents first the Soviet invasion o f medals. clist Azizulhasni Awang got a Afghanistan. Malaysia have not • Diver Pandelela Rinong be bronze in keirin, the first time Games appearance qualified for the Olympic football came the first female flag bearer Malaysia won an Olympic medal event since then. for the country at the 2012 Lon in cycling. • The 1988 Seoul Olympics saw don Olympics. She went on to ♦ The 2020 Tokyo Games are N 1956, Malaya competed at badminton and taekwondo intro deliver the nation's first medal postponed to this year due to the the Olympics for the first duced as demonstration sports. from a sport other than bad Covid-19 pandemic and will be time with 33 athletes in Mel Malaysia's M. -
17. August 1994 Senioren
Badminton Rundschau Editorial Liebe Leser/innen, Vorstand BLV NRW e.V. nur noch wenige Tage und Sie gehen in den wohlverdienten Jahresurlaub, zumindest die Präsident: meisten von uns. Und da flattert Ihnen kurz zuvor noch die BADMINTON-RUNDSCHAU Dr. Hans-Richard Lange auf den Schreibtisch. Nicht irgendeine, nein eine ganz besondere. Die Ausgabe 6 ist in Celsiusstr. 31, 53125 Bonn 1 jedem Jahr, die Ausgabe, welche die neue Saison einläutet. Telefon (0228) 25 41 44 Vizepräsidenten: In diesem Jahr zusätzlich jedoch noch eine Ausgabe, die mit erheblichen Mühen entstan Horst Boldt den ist. Denn kurz vor Ende der 4-jährigen Laufzeit des Vertrages zum Druck und Vertrieb Mellinghofer Str. 181, der BADMINTON-RUNDSCHAU mit der Druckerei Meyer, mußten wir uns kurzfristig um 46047 Oberhausen 1 einen neuen Vertragspartner bemühen. Aus finanziellen Gründen hat die bisherige Drucke Telefon u. Telefax (0208) 86 29 97 rei das Handtuch schmeißen müssen. Wichtig vor allen Dingen für die Anzeigenkunden: Karl-Heinz Kerst Jungferngraben 41, 4 7533 Kleve-Kellen BITTE ACHTEN SIE BEI NEUEN AUFTRÄGEN AUF DAS IMPRESSUM (S. 35)!!! Trotz Telefon (02821) 98 00 86 Allem ist es aber gelungen, eine gute Mischung aus Information, Unterhaltung, Kurzweil Telefax (02821) 98 26 5 und wichtigen Informationen für die Vorbereitung zur neuen Saison zusammenzustellen. Schatzmeister: Hans Offer Die AMTLICHEN NACHRICHTEN füllen den größten Teil dieser Ausgabe: Focher Straße 34, 42719 Solingen 1. Terminplan für die Saison 1994 / 1995 auf Seite 18 Telefon (0212) 5 15 18 2. Buchstabencode für die Zusammensetzung der Spielpaarungen Seite 19 Sportwart: 3. Staffeleinteilung von der Seite 19 - 31, dann folgen die Beschlüsse des Verbandstages Herbert Manthey 1994; Seite 32 - 35, danach die Turnierausschreibungen für die Jugend und Schüler Eibenkamp 21a, 45481 Mülheim/Ruhr Telefon u. -
Annual Report Laporan Tahunan 2018
BADMINTON ASSOCIATION OF MALAYSIA ANNUAL REPORT LAPORAN TAHUNAN 2018 1 2 Contents Annual Report 2018 Page Notice of Meeting 5 Minutes of 73rd Annual General Meeting 7 Minutes of the Extra-Ordinary General Meeting 12 Annual Report 16 Sub-Committees Reports • Coaching & Training Committee 28 • Development Committee 44 • Tournament Committee 52 • Technical Officials Committee 60 • Coach Education Panel 66 • Marketing Committee 70 • Media & Communications Committee 78 • Rules, Discipline & Integrity Committee 84 • Building & Facilities Committee 88 • Para-Badminton Committee 98 • Appendices 102 • Audited Accounts 111 3 AFFILIATES Annual Report 2018 PERSATUAN BADMINTON MALAYSIA 4 NOTICE OF MEETING Annual Report 2018 5 NOTICE OF MEETING Annual Report 2018 6 AGM MEETING MINUTES Annual Report 2018 Minit Mesyuarat Agung Tahunan Ke-73 Persatuan Badminton Malaysia / Badminton Association of Malaysia Minutes of 73rd Annual General Meeting Tarikh / Date : 28 April 2018 Masa / Time : 1.00pm Tempat / Venue : Auditorium, Akademi Badminton Malaysia HADIR / PRESENT YH. Dato’ Sri Mohamad Norza Zakaria President YBhg. Dato’ Wira Lim Teong Kiat Deputy President YBhg. Tan Sri Datuk Amar (Dr.) Hj Abdul Aziz Hj. Hussain Deputy President YBhg. Datuk Ng Chin Chai Hon. Secretary Mr. Mohd Taupik Hussain Hon. Asst. Secretary YBhg. Datuk V Subramaniam Hon. Treasurer YBhg. Dato’ Teoh Teng Chor Vice President (Kedah) YBhg. Datuk Dr. Khoo Kim Eng Vice President (Melaka) Mr. David Wee Toh Kiong Vice President (N.Sembilan) Mr. Kah Kau Kiak Vice President (Penang) Mr. Mat Rasid bin Jahlil Vice President (Johor) Dr. Naharuddin Hashim Vice President (Kelantan) Mr. A’amar Hashim Vice President (Perlis) YB Senator Dato’ Sri Khairudin bin Samad Vice President (Putrajaya) Mr.