function BuildPageNavigation() {var h2Elements=document.getElementById("pageContent").getElementsByTagName("H2");if(h2Elements.length>0) {var divObj=document.createElement("div");divObj.setAttribute("id","PageNavigation");divObj.setAttribute("class","anItem");var h2Obj=document.createElement("h2");h2Obj.innerText="On this page...";divObj.appendChild(h2Obj);document.getElementById("sideContent").appendChild(divObj);for(var i=h2Elements.length-1;i>-1;i--) {var anchorFullName=h2Elements[i].getAttribute("pn");if(anchorFullName==""||anchorFullName==null) {} else {var anchorName=anchorFullName.replace(/ /g,"");h2Elements[i].setAttribute("id",anchorName);var pObj=document.createElement("p");var aObj=document.createElement("a");aObj.setAttribute("href","#"+anchorName);aObj.innerText=anchorFullName;pObj.appendChild(aObj);insertAfter(pObj,h2Obj);}}}} function BuildFactOfTheDay() {var facts=["A white belt signifies innocence; the student having no previous knowledge of Tae Kwon-Do.","A yellow belt signifies the earth into which the plant sprouts and takes root; the foundations of Tae Kwon-Do are being laid.","A green belt signifies the plant's growth; Tae Kwon-Do skills begin to develop.","A blue belt signifies the heavens towards which the plant towers into a blossoming tree; training in Tae Kwon-Do continues.","A red belt signifies danger warning the student to exercise control and for the opponent to stay away.","Black is the opposite of white and thus signifies the student's proficiency in Tae Kwon-Do and imperviousness to darkness and fear.","The Tae Kwon-Do Association of Great Britain (TAGB) was founded on 21st August 1983 and is Europe’s largest single martial arts organisation with over 25,000 members.","The TAGB became a founder member of the British Tae Kwon-Do council (BTC) on 21st April 1988.","The TAGB is a founder member of Tae Kwon-Do International: an organisation that encompasses both ITF and WTF stylists.","Tae Kwon-Do International is entirely non-political in orientation and its sole aim is to promote the benefits of Tae Kwon-Do as a sport and a martial art worldwide.","Grandmaster C-K Choi (9th degree black belt) won the first Korean Tae Soo Do (Tae Kwon-Do and Karate) full contact heavy weight championship (3rd, 4th and 5th degree black belt divisions) in 1963.","A Tae Kwon-Do pattern is a fundamental set of movements, mainly defense and attack, set out in a logical sequence to deal with one or more imaginary opponents.","Students practice Tae Kwon-Do patterns to develop and improve their Tae Kwon-Do and sparring techniques, to improve flexibility of movement master body shifting, develop muscle balance and breathe control. They also enable students to acquire techniques which cannot be gained from other forms of training.","Chunk Norris was awarded a 9th degree black belt in Tae Kwon-Do by Major General Choi-Hong Hi.","Grandmaster C-K Choi is one of the original pioneers of Tae Kwon-Do.","Nam Tae-Hi was pivotal in the development of Tae Kwon-Do and retired to California.","Alex Gillis authored 'A Killing Art, The untold history of Tae Kwon-Do'.","Chuck Norris is a grandmaster of Tae Kwon-Do.","There are 19 movements in pattern Chon-Ji.","There are 21 movements in pattern Dan-Gun.","There are 24 movements in pattern Do-San.","There are 38 movements in pattern Yul-Gok.","There are 32 movements in pattern Joon-Gun.","There are 37 movements in pattern Toi-Gye.","There are 29 movements in pattern Hwa-Rang.","There are 30 movements in pattern Choong-Moo.","Chon-Ji literally translated from Korean means 'Heaven and Earth'.","Ahn Joong-Gun assassinated Hiro-Bumi Ito, the first Japanese governor-general of Korea.","Ahn Joong-Gun died on March 26, 1910.","Major General Choi-Hong Hi died from cancer on 15 June 2002 in Pyongyang, North Korea.","Major General Choi-Hong Hi was a 2nd degree black belt in Karate","Chuck Norris was born March 10, 1940.","Master Dave Oliver is the chairman of the TAGB and started training in Tae Kwon-Do in May 1970.","Master Michael Dew is the vice chairman of the TAGB. He started training in 1969 in Malaysia under Master Nam Tai-Hee. He also studied Judo as a youngster.","Master Kenny Walton is the TAGB national coach and started training Tae Kwon-Do in early 1973 and studied Judo, Kung Fu, Wado Ryu and Boxing as a youngster.","Master Paul Donnelly is the Liason Officer of the TAGB and started training Tae Kwon-Do at the beginning of 1973 under Bob Howe.","Master Ron Sergiew is the Treasurer for the TAGB and started training Tae Kwon-Do at the very beginning and enjoyed training in various Karate and Kung Fu clubs at the time just for the experience of sparring in those different styles.","Master Gianni Peros is TAGB Welsh national coach and started training Tae Kwon-Do in 1975.","Master Brian Towndrow is a TAGB committee member and started training in Tae Kwon-Do c1974.","Master Don Atkins is the national secretary for the TAGB and started training in Tae Kwon-Do in 1970 under Bob Howe and Ki Har Rhee in Coventry."];var divObj=document.createElement("div");divObj.setAttribute("id","Facts");divObj.setAttribute("class","anItem");var h2Obj=document.createElement("h2");h2Obj.innerText="";divObj.appendChild(h2Obj);document.getElementById("sideContent").appendChild(divObj);var pObj=document.createElement("p");var rnd=Math.floor(Math.random()*(facts.length-1));pObj.innerHTML=facts[rnd];insertAfter(pObj,h2Obj);} function insertAfter(newElement,targetElement) {var parent=targetElement.parentNode;if(parent.lastchild==targetElement) {parent.appendChild(newElement);} else {parent.insertBefore(newElement,targetElement.nextSibling);}}