Friday, August 8, 2014

Monday, January 7, 2013

Projekt KLANG-FIT-FUN

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Interessenten am generationenübergreifenden und integrationsfördernden Projekt KLANG-FIT-FUN im Rahmen des Ingelheimer Wohlfühlkonzepts - mit seinem vielseitig einsetzbaren “Instrumentarium“ - sind herzlich eingeladen, aktiv mitzumachen: Sound Play (mit Gong, Klangschalen, Zimbeln, Bongos, Djembé, Tamburin, Ocean Drum, Rumbarasseln, Irish Drum etc), Aerobic, Zumba, Yoga, Lachyoga, Meditationsreisen, Entspannungstechniken, Breath Walk, Taekwondo, Tai Chi, Qigong, Kung Fu, Tantra, Erotic Art, regionale und globale Wellnessreisen NEUE WEGE, Events und Workshops (z.B. KFF-Workshop beim MIB-Freundschaftsfest am 15. Juni 2013).

Die bisher vorhandenen und weiter noch hinzukommenden Informationen werden auf Anfrage gern per eMail individuell zugesandt. [Bisheriges KFF-Projektinfomaterial: News 01 und 02, Startprogramm vom 12.12.12 mit Lachauslösergags (im Anhang), AZ- und NIZ-Pressefotos.]

Quelle: Yoga zum Lachen, Neue Ingelheimer Zeitung, Lioba Schuster



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Dies ist die SOUND UNIT (teilweise und auch ohne das FIT-FUN-Equipment), wie sie bei Präsentationen (mit einer Show- und Hörprobe) und im Rahmen von KFF-Aktionskunst-Performances zum Einsatz kommt.



Zur Ansicht wurde das Modul FIT-FUN ausgebreitet, wovon einzelne Fitnessartikel als “Lachauslösergags“ nacheinender zur Anwendung kommen.  

[08.08.14 - Anm. d. Red.: Nachträglich wurden in diesen Blog-Beitrag (Post) noch ein paar relevante Updates integriert,]
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Sunday, February 19, 2012

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

DESIGNER FASHION

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Haplif Promotion's global DESIGNER FASHION GUIDE
by Jana Mohd (Verlag Matthias Ess)
with top European shopping addresses
and worldwide fashion designer biographies...
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Friday, January 6, 2012

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Happy New Year

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Happy New Year
to my globally spread relatives
and worldwide friends! ♥ :)
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Saturday, January 16, 2010

U.S. Plans to Protest to China Over Internet Attack on Google

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By Indira A.R. Lakshmanan

The U.S. will issue a formal protest to the Chinese government demanding an explanation for the cyber attack on Google Inc. that the company says originated from China.

“We will be issuing a formal demarche in Beijing,” likely early next week, to express U.S. unease about the incident, State Department spokesman Philip J. Crowley said in Washington yesterday. A demarche is a diplomatic protest… Read more at BusinessWeek / Bloomberg

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Friday, December 18, 2009

Obama urged unity at Copenhagen climate summit

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Barack Obama urged nations to accept a less-than-perfect climate agreement in the final hours of the summit in Copenhagen today. A new draft agreement called the "Copenhagen Accord" drops a previous deadline extension… Read more at Haplif & Haplifnet (Deutsche Welle)
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Friday, November 27, 2009

Can Barack Obama's turnaround save Copenhagen?

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AMERICA AND THE CLIMATE SUMMIT

US President Barack Obama had been wary of attending the global climate change summit in Copenhagen next month. Many hope his decision to attend will increase the meeting's chances for success. But doubts remain about his commitment... Read more by Gregor Peter Schmitz in Washington, Spiegel
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Saturday, October 24, 2009

NATO Defense Ministers Meeting in Bratislava, Slovakia

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Strategy Review -- Substantial U.S. troop increase in Afghanistan

NATO defense ministers meeting in Bratislava, Slovakia, endorsed the strategy put forward by Army Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, the U.S. and allied commander. The alliance rejected competing proposals to narrow the military mission to fighting the remnants of Al Qaeda.


They did not discuss specific troop levels, but U.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said a number of allies indicated they were thinking about increasing their own military or civilian contributions."

The only way to ensure that Afghanistan does not become once again a safe haven for terrorism is if it is made strong enough to resist the insurgency as well”, said Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the NATO secretary-general. "In Afghanistan, you cannot separate counter-terrorism from counterinsurgency"... Los Angles Times
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Sunday, September 27, 2009

Angela Merkel’s second victory in German elections

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BERLIN -- Chancellor Angela Merkel claimed victory in national elections today, with projections by public television stations putting her conservative party on a path to form a new center-right government and achieve her goal of ending the country’s “grand coalition” with the Social Democrats.

If the slim lead for her conservative Christian Democrats and the pro-business Free Democrats holds after all the ballots are tallied, Mrs. Merkel will finally have the chance to enact the kind of liberalizing economic reforms she proposed when she first ran for chancellor four years ago. But the celebration will be muted by the knowledge that rising budget deficits as a result of the economic crisis have dramatically limited the kind of tax cuts the new coalition will be able to enact... Read more by Nicholas Kulish, New York Times
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Saturday, September 19, 2009

Shelved missile defense plan -- shattered confidence in Europe

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President Obama's decision to shelve the Bush administration's missile defense plans has created a crisis of confidence in Washington's relations with Central and Eastern Europe. The defense architecture the administration proposes may make more strategic sense in addressing the immediate Iranian threat. Nevertheless, it runs the risk of shattering the morale and standing of transatlantic leaders in the region who now feel politically undermined and exposed. The roots of this crisis lie less in missile defense than in policy failures over the past decade. Understanding and rectifying those errors is key to getting back on track with our allies.


Our first mistake was being overly optimistic about what would happen when these countries joined NATO and the European Union. We basically checked the box "mission accomplished." We assumed that Russia would finally accept that Central and Eastern Europe were gone from its sphere of influence and stop trying to interfere in their regional politics. But geopolitical competition didn't stop. Moscow simply tried to pressure and interfere in new ways, using energy and other weapons. It seeks to marginalize these countries in NATO and the European Union by going above their heads. It still wants to create a zone of special Russian interest, influence and lesser security… Read more by Ronald D. Asmus, Washington Post

Supplementary (later today):

Russia scrapped missile deployment plans in Eastern Europe

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