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"Beowulf" appeared in Richard Wilbur's second volume of poetry, Ceremony and Other Poems (1950), the book that established him as one of the preeminent American poets of his generation. In this poem, Wilbur retells part of an Old English epic, or long narrative poem, also called "Beowulf." He describes the hero of the ancient poem from a mid-twentieth century point of view.
The epic "Beowulf" was written between the mid-seventh and the late tenth centuries A.D. It tells the story of a Scandinavian hero, Beowulf, who comes to save a kingdom from a monster named Grendel who attacks the castle each night. The hero fights and kills the monster; soon Grendel's mother appears, and Beowulf must defeat her as well. The Danes give Beowulf many gifts in thanks, and he returns home, where he is king of the Geats for fifty years. He eventually dies in a battle against a dragon.
Wilbur shows Beowulf as a melancholy hero. He bravely promises to fight the monster, but he also is aware that being a hero can be a lonely job. Despite his courageous deeds, he is isolated from other people, who cannot really understand him. Even the Danes, whom he saves, are remote from him. While the epic poem celebrates the heroic ideal, Wilbur's poem reveals the hero as a human being living in a less than perfect world.
Wilbur is often seen as a poet of affirmation, one who has a bright and witty view of the world. "Beowulf," then, is somewhat different from the poet's other work in its tone and subject matter, though it is similar in its formal structure and musical rhythm. The power of this poem may come from Wilbur's exploration of a dark side of existence, in spite of his natural inclination to celebrate the details that make life worthwhile.
Stanza 1: The poem opens with a description of the country that Beowulf has come to save. The speaker of the poem seems to be an unseen narrator who is describing this scene from the hero's point of view. There is something too perfect about the natural world; the land is like artificial scenery on a stage. The flowers and the grass seem to have human characteristics; they appear "attentive," or overly polite, and "garrulous," or too talkative. The lake is so still that the reflection of a bird remains after the bird has flown away. The road, built during the days of the now-fallen Roman Empire, seems untraveled. These images of the physical world have an unreal quality, creating a sense of mystery about this country.
Stanza 2: Here the speaker introduces the people of the country. Like their land, they are strange, though they are hospitable to Beowulf. The king says that he had known Beowulf's father. Offering thanks for his help, the queen serves the hero mead, a wine made from honey, in a cup decorated with jewels. These details are similar to ones that appear in the original epic poem.
The other people have a "vagueness," which may mean that they don't think very clearly, or that they cannot be clearly seen, like shadows. They live in fear of "daily harm," which refers to the nightly attacks by the monster Grendel. This fear causes the people to repeat themselves when they speak. The strangeness of the residents adds to the atmosphere of mystery about this country.
Stanza 3: At the beginning of this stanza, the "childish country" appears to refer to the childlike nature of the people. However, the "child / Grown monstrous" describes Grendel, who is a giant monster but also the child of a monster. Since he attacks the castle each night, the people are always afraid. In addition, because Grendel eats those he kills, people fear that he will "own them to the bone." Beowulf determines that he will fight the monster alone, so that others will not risk death.
The poet may have more than one meaning here. The people spend their days afraid of what will happen when night comes. Grendel, according to the Old English poem, lives in the wilderness outside the borders of the kingdom. Wilbur may be implying that the people's "dream of fright" is fear of the unknown. The hero, however, is willing to confront the mystery symbolized by the monster.
Stanza 4: Wilbur condenses much of the action from the original poem in this stanza. In lines 19–20, he describes how the Danes go off to bed, leaving Beowulf alone to face the monster. The hall is "echoed" because it is a large, high-ceilinged room in the castle. When a crowd is feasting and celebrating there, the noise is very loud. When the hall is empty, it may echo with the slightest sound. Beowulf is a lonely figure standing in...
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The 10th Fairview Health Services MLS class began their year of study on May 28, 2013. They were welcomed at the annual pool and volleyball party at the home of the program's Medical Advisor, Dr. David Dexter. Representative from most of the previous classes came to renew friendships with past classmates and welcome the Class of 2014. This class of nine is composed of the following students:
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- Andrew Carlson, Minnesota State University, Mankato
- Hannah Hoffman, Minnesota State University, Mankato
- Britta Lofgren, North Dakota State University
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The basics of Infographics – Role of Infographics in online marketing and brand awareness
And so to make it all possible, a thought process was instigated which eventually lead to advent of Infographics, a visual graphical representation of information, data or knowledge. The graphical representation of information was mostly inspired from signs, maps, journalism, technical writing, and education. And using such infographics, it became possible for computer scientists, mathematicians, and statisticians develop and communicate concepts using a single symbol to process information..!
I think I don't need to get into much details of the same. Most of us are familiar with inforgraphics. Infact every other site which I visit these days, I see these infographics. Apart from being appealing in terms of look and feel, these infographics have certain bigger advantages. These infographics have turned out to be a viable marketing weapon in today's virtual world and is being valued worth 1000 leads to your website. The viral nature of these infographics have put them on the top of any other available online marketing tool. Brands or say companies are using these infographics as a ploy to increase traffic to their website alongside making sure that search rankings get improved in a creative manner. Moreover, it is all about brand awareness which raises like anything with the use of Infographics. The best thing about these infographics is that anyone can use these to spread the word…the reason why it gets so viral. Most of the sites where you get to see these inforgraphics, you also find embedded code which can be used by any site publisher to publish the same infographic on one's site or blog and thus generate buzz. Plus with viral activities like social sharing, lets your site grow in popularity in no time.
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Recruiting Roundup: The Inaugural Long Island Showcase
Corey McLaughlin - 7/22/2009
On the same day the New York Empire State Games were cancelled this winter, the idea for a replacement event to showcase Long Island's high school lacrosse talent was born by a small group of coaches in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Six months later the idea came to fruition in the form of the Long Island Showcase, played on a rainy Tuesday afternoon and night at Dowling College's athletic complex in eastern Suffolk.
Three games – one each for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors – were played between 20-player teams from Nassau and Suffolk. Some of the top high school talent in the country was on display, and several of the nation's top college coaches lined the sideline to watch.
Among them: Dave Pietramala (Johns Hopkins), Jeff Tambroni (Cornell) and Joe Breschi (North Carolina), along with representatives from Syracuse, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Hofstra, Penn State, Army, Stony Brook and others.
Every player completed a try-out process so the overall talent level was excellent. The games were also well-played for the most part. The teams practiced four times together during the past two weeks, and both sides agreed to practice at the same time on the same days to keep preparation equal.
In the end, Suffolk took the inaugural overall title, 2-1. The sophomore and junior games were decided by one goal, but Suffolk overwhelmed Nassau by 12 in the senior nightcap.
Rising sophomore game: Nassau 15, Suffolk 14
Ryan Lukacovic (A-Syosset) scored 17 seconds into overtime off a feed from Rob Savage (M-Garden City) to win it.
At one point late in the second quarter, Suffolk led 9-4, but three straight close range goals from Chris Appell (A-Locust Valley) brought Nassau within one midway through the third.
Suffolk either led or was tied for the rest of regulation. It led by one goal late in the fourth until Patric Berkery (M-Garden City) tied the score at 14 on a bounce shot with just under a minute to go. Berkery was impressive all game, able get his own shot opportunities when he chose.
Some other highlights:
Matthew Balzano (M-Wantagh): Explosive with the ball, fast, and has dodging ability. Just the attributes a middie needs. Scored two goals.
James Pannell (A-Smithtown West): Had a great first half with a goal and assist, and even more nice passes. Also made a nifty defensive play in the third quarter when he lost his stick while checking in the defense zone, picked it up and knocked the ball away from a defender. Suffolk scored less than a minute later. Older brother Rob Pannell, currently with Cornell, watched the performance.
Ryan Curley (A-Eastport/South Manor): Scored three goals and showed he's a threat from X.
Savage and Dominic Montemurro (M-Kings Park) handled the majority of face-offs for Nassau and Suffolk, respectively.
Matt Schultz (A-Smithtown West) finished with three goals and an assist.
Rising junior game: Suffolk 12, Nassau 11
Another game decided on the final possession. Zachary Oliveri (G-Connetquot) made two key saves with less than two minutes remaining in the fourth to preserve the victory. Luke Miller (M-Floyd) put Suffolk up 12-11 with 1:57 left on a lefty laser from about 12 yards.
It rained steadily and the precipitation was occasionally heavy throughout, but scoring wasn't much of an issue, particularly in the fourth quarter. The teams combined for four goals during a stretch of less than two minutes late in regulation. Mike Sagl (A-West Islip) and Tyler Begley (A-East Islip) scored within 10 seconds of each other to put Suffolk up 11-10.
Among the other highlights:
Myles Jones (M-Whitman): He was the talk of the press box when it came down to discussing late-game strategy: "Just give it to him and get out of the way," one DI coach suggested. The 6-foot-4 prospect scored three goals and added an assist, and was impossible to stop with one defender.
Frank Morelli (G-Manhasset): In a day that was rough on goalies, given the offensive talent on the field, Morelli probably had the best day of any of the netminders. He had several impressive saves.
Brandon Gamblin (M-Hicksville): The righty scored two goals and also played hard on defense.
Kevin Teresky (A-Whitman): Strong and tough, he had one goal and one assist.
Rising senior game: Suffolk 18, Nassau 6
Suffolk led 8-1 at the end of the first quarter and 15-3 at the end of the third. It's starting attack and midfield was unstoppable.
Nick Galasso (A-West Islip), Adam Hull (A-Smithtown East) and Mike Rooney (A-East Islip) combined for 11 goals. Rooney had five and Hull scored four. Andrew Hodgson (M-West Islip) led the midfield with three goals.
Nassau starting goalie Edward Collins (Long Beach), despite all the scoring from Suffolk, made at least five terrific saves, just in the first half. But the Suffolk offense just seemed too athletic for the Nassau defense.
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Even if the Empire Games return next summer, there are plans to continue the Long Island Showcase next year, likely at a Nassau site, said Floyd coach Vic Guadagnino, one of the event organizers.
Initial reactions from some of the college coaches present were positive. Tambroni said the opportunity to see all the talent at one field, at three different age levels, was too good to pass up.


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HCP´s most diverse exhibition of the year, the Annual Juried Membership Exhibition highlights the photographs of its national and international members. HCP´s members have been an integral part of its mission since 1981.
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The rains have relented slightly since the end of the ODI series, but during the monsoon that only means that the showers have been restricted to the afternoons in Galle. The teams will already feel they have seen more covers than the Bob Dylan back catalogue on this tour, but as November is still far from over, the weather is likely to remain a major factor during the first Test.Sri Lanka will want nothing less than a 2-0 repeat of New Zealand's last Test tour, and their formula for victory in Galle has been a simple one over the years: bat first, bat big, and then let the spinners loose on one of the fastest-wearing Test surfaces anywhere. Each team has a slew of Test specialists arriving, and with Thilan Samaraweera and Prasanna Jayawardene bolstering Sri Lanka's middle order, New Zealand's bowlers will know they are no longer facing the "top heavy" batting unit they were up against in the limited-overs matches.
The hosts will also see this match as the first outing in the lead-up to their tour of Australia - their biggest Test assignment in a while. Given that they are unlikely to encounter anything like the Galle pitch there (at least, not until they reach Sydney for the final Test) this match will probably be less of a test of their technique, as it is an opportunity for Sri Lanka's Test side to build some momentum before they encounter the bouncier pitches at the P Sara Oval and beyond.
New Zealand meanwhile, will hope that the rain around will give their fast bowlers more to work with than a Galle surface would typically offer them. If this is the case, the toss will become less important, as the team batting first may have a difficult first session to negotiate. The evening rains might also freshen up the surface for each morning, and as fast bowling is the only area in which New Zealand outgun the hosts, the weather may give them the opportunity they need to cause an upset.
Their batsmen however, will need to show more mettle than they did in India, if they are to compete. Ross Taylor has spoken of Sri Lanka's attack as an obvious weakness, but they underestimate Rangana Herath at their peril, and 31 wickets to Pragyan Ojha and R Ashwin in their last Test series suggests New Zealand are not as comfortable against spin as Taylor seems to believe.
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Chanaka Welegedara has been out with injury since March this year, but he will want to re-establish himself as the pace-bowling spearhead in this series. His Test average remains above 40, but his returns in 2011 were more encouraging, and suggest that he is an improving cricketer. Sri Lanka need him to build into some form and have a good few months, if they are to compete in Australia.Jeetan Patel had played only two Tests in two years before New Zealand's tour of India - a tour in which he performed creditably, particularly in the first Test. Thanks to Daniel Vettori's continued absence, he will again be New Zealand's frontline spinner, and with conditions likely to suit him later in the match, the visitors will look to him for breakthroughs. He will have to overcome the memory of a poor record in Sri Lanka though: in two matches there, he averages 55.6.
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Tillakaratne Dilshan has not recovered from his back injury, which means left-hand batsman Dimuth Karunaratne has been brought into the squad, and will get a Test debut. Sri Lanka's major selection conundrum is who their second seam bowler will be. Nuwan Kulasekara had a decent return to Test cricket against Pakistan, but Shaminda Eranga seems the better long-term option for Sri Lanka, as he has both height and speed over Kulasekara, though he cannot swing the ball as prodigiously.Sri Lanka (probable) 1 Dimuth Karunaratne, 2 Tharanga Paranavitana, 3 Kumar Sangakkara, 4 Mahela Jayawardene (capt), 5 Thilan Samaraweera, 6 Angelo Mathews, 7 Prasanna Jayawardene (wk), 8 Suraj Randiv, 9 Nuwan Kulasekara/Shaminda Eranga, 10 Rangana Herath, 11 Chanaka Welegedara
New Zealand also have decisions to make around their attack, having shipped five specialist Test bowlers in to join Tim Southee and Trent Boult, who played in the ODIs. They have uncapped legspinner Todd Astle in their ranks, but they will not hesitate to play to their strengths and name only one spinner in their XI if the pitch appears to offer anything for the seam bowlers. Among the quicks, Southee is an almost certain starter, meaning Neil Wagner, Chris Martin, Trent Boult and Doug Bracewell will compete for the remaining two spots. Bracewell and Boult are the obvious frontrunners, but Martin provides experience on a potentially difficult pitch.
Martin Guptill returns to the team, after being rested for the ODIs.
New Zealand (probable) 1 Martin Guptill, 2 Brendon McCullum, 3 Kane Williamson, 4 Ross Taylor (capt), 5 Daniel Flynn, 6 James Franklin, 7 Kruger van Wyk (wk), 8 Doug Bracewell, 9 Tim Southee, 10 Jeetan Patel, 11 Trent Boult/Chris Martin
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"We don't have to contend with Muralitharan and it's always a nice thing to not have to contend with him. We've still got to play well ourselves and concentrate on what we can do well. But definitely their bowling line-up is an area we can target."
"It looks like this pitch will only become helpful for the spinners on the last two days. Until then, it should be a good surface and it should have something in it for the fast bowlers as well."
Mahela Jayawardene on how he expects this Galle pitch to play
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California Water Policy-Who Gets What and Why May 22, 3:30 - 5:15 PM | Kennedy Hall Rm. 108 Come listen to Tina Swanson from the Natural Resources Defense Council talk about California's water policy. This event is free and open to all students, faculty, and staff.
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-Hi! I'm Wayne Cunningham with CNET and I'm gonna show you how to mount an iPad in the back of this car. An iPad works great as a rear entertainment device and it cost a lot less than factory systems. Of course, it has video, music, all the things while you're on a road trip. Now, if you search around online, you can find a lot of mounting solutions. I've chosen two from a company called Scosche, which makes a lot of different aftermarket car parts. First of all, we have the backSTAGE. This is a 40-dollar soft case. It's kinda on the cheapy solution. It's got this Velcro strap on the back, which you would wrap around on the headrest post on the front seats, so this is facing the back. First of all, you would mount it on there then you just slide the iPad into the sleeve and there you got rear seat entertainment. When you park or put the car up for the night you just pull the iPad back out so it's safe. Now, I've chosen a more robust solution. This bracket is the backSTAGE Pro. Now, this is also made by Scosche and it's really meant for sort of a permanent mount in the car. You have this mounting bracket. This also attaches to the headrest post and you have the sleeve, which holds the iPad. Now, once you have the iPad in place and everything put together, you just slide this on. So, first of all, we're gonna install the mounting bracket on the headrest. Mounting the backSTAGE Pro's bracket into place is pretty easy, but you wanna make sure the Scosche label here is right side up. Now, all you do is from the front push back underneath the headrest. It slides into place as is the bar that's in front and it's got these two clips with bolts on them. You'll kind of put into place here and then you got to tighten 'em up and they'll give you an Allen wrench to tighten 'em down once you get them into place. I'll just tighten this down on this side and work around the other side. You'll get this clip into place and use Allen wrench to tighten this side down too. So now, once you have this bracket, firmly mount it into place. You take the iPad sleeve and slide it on to the mounting part. It fits right there, clips into place, and there it is. And it will even tilt up a little bit to make a better viewing area. Now, it is in place. Just grab your iPad and you can slide it in the side here. The backSTAGE Pro even has an iPad port so you can use the button on the casing here to turn it on or off. So now my iPad is set in place, I could sit here and watch movies and listen to music as I ride along. The backSTAGE Pro also comes with this adaptor for the car and it has got a convenient port in this mounting bracket here so I can just plug it into there and then run this cord, maybe hide it around the car somewhere into a 12-volt outlet and that's how you can mount an iPad in the back of your car for rear seat entertainment. I'm Wayne Cunningham with CNET.
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So would you still have the -1.0 deduction for each fall (off the total score)? Because it seems like falls receive a triple deduction then ... in GOE, the minus 1.0 deduction, and then a PCS deduction.
The discussion seems to be if falls on jumps should result in lesser points for skating skills/transitions/etc. I agree that transitions should be deducted if the skater typically does transitions out of that jump but fails to do so because of a fall (because they shouldn't get credit for something they don't execute)... but for skating skills, I don't think it's a matter of skating skills if you fall on a quad -- I tend to refer to skating skills as the non-elements skating (even though it obviously requires blade ability to execute jumps). But on that note, I'm curious as to whether falls on non-elements in a program (V/T Worlds FS, Hanyu Worlds FS last year) should be more severe than falls on elements (because doing a fall on a quad should be more understandable than falling when stroking around, right?); and on that note, a fall in footwork or spins should arguably be 'worse' than a fall on a jump, but more forgivable than a fall when stroking around.
Take Volosozhar/Trankov's Worlds FS which was superbly executed but had an obvious fall... and on a non-element at that.
Skating Skills 9.50 9.50 9.00 9.25 9.50 8.75 9.50 9.50 9.75 = 9.39
Transition / Linking Footwork 9.00 9.25 8.75 8.75 9.25 8.75 9.25 9.25 9.50 = 9.07
Performance / Execution 9.25 9.25 9.50 9.50 9.25 9.25 9.50 9.25 10.00 = 9.36
Choreography / Composition 9.50 9.50 9.00 9.25 9.25 8.75 9.50 9.25 9.50 = 9.32
Interpretation 9.25 9.50 9.25 9.50 9.50 9.50 9.25 9.50 9.50 = 9.43
It's fine that Interpretation and Choreography weren't affected since the fall wasn't significantly disruptive and the choreography didn't suffer. But SS shouldn't have been higher than 9.25, IMO... certainly not 9.75 (it seems only a few judges actually penalized their PCS with the fall). They even scored a 10.00 for Performance/Execution -- with a fall! To me, a non-elements fall (even if it's deemed a 'freak' fall), should arguably receive a deduction off Skating Skills, Transitions and Performance/Execution.


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i don't like the long fringed one. and that's the only one i don't like
I think the Blue rainfall jumpsuit is one ugly one.
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i don't like the long fringed one. and that's the only one i don't like
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CrossFit, a wildly popular workout program on the West Coast and in large metropolitan areas, has arrived in Duluth.By: Candace Renalls, Duluth News Tribune
CrossFit, a wildly popular workout program on the West Coast and in large metropolitan areas, has arrived in Duluth.
In a matter of months, three CrossFit affiliates – PMA CrossFit Twin Ports, CrossFit Duluth and IST CrossFit — have sprung up in Duluth and Hermantown, offering CrossFit's short but intense workouts. Another, CrossFit Aerial, will open this week.
"It's so physically demanding, I don't think I need to do anything else," said 29-year-old Katie Moench after a workout at PMA CrossFit Twin Ports last week. "It makes you feel that you've accomplished something."
Some wonder why it took so long to get here.
"I would have expected someone would have introduced it here two years ago because CrossFit has been around since 2000," said Joe Warpeha, who teaches exercise physiology at the College of St. Scholastica. "It took a little while to get going, then it spread like wildfire."
CrossFit, which was started in California in 2000 by former gymnast Greg Glassman, has doubled its number of affiliated centers in just a couple of years. Now it boasts more than 6,000 CrossFit gyms.
While its participants include beginners who can scale the moves to their performance levels, it's especially popular with former athletes and is used by some police, firefighters and military personnel.
Scott Lustig, 25, who works out regularly at PMA CrossFit, fits the profile. Not only was he active in sports in high school and college but he's with the Minnesota Air National Guard in Duluth.
He missed the intense workouts he got in college.
"It gets you in all-around great shape," Lustig said of CrossFit. "Here, you have coaching and they push you. It's all about how functionally strong you are. Overall, it's a big character builder. I love it."
Some, like 45-year-old Scott Lunt, are drawn to CrossFit because they find traditional gyms with exercise machines boring. He heard about CrossFit from friends in the Twin Cities and had been looking for one in Duluth.
"The results are amazing," he said. "There's nobody to push you at a (traditional) gym."
After the same workout that Lustig and Moench did last week, Lunt, dripping with sweat, said he was wiped out,
He says that during the workouts he keeps asking himself why he's putting himself through it. But when he's done, he said, it's like, 'Wow.' "
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CrossFit gyms — which are called boxes — often are set up in no-frills warehouses. You won't see the typical aerobic and weight machines found at most other gyms. CrossFit's apparatus can include barbells, kettlebells, medicine balls, pull-up bars, gymnastic rings, large boxes, industrial-size tires, even sleds.
"It's not like a traditional gym," said Dale Collison, owner of CrossFit Duluth. "People don't come in, put those ear plugs on and use a cardio machine without talking to each other. It's done in an atmosphere and attitude that's very encouraging."
The Workout of the Day, called a WOD, is a set of random physical challenges that changes daily. The combination of exercises can include Olympic-style weight lifting, kettlebell swings, rope climbing, box jumps, pulling weighted sleds, flipping tires and tossing heavy balls as CrossFit focuses on conditioning and strengthening the movements of everyday life.
"We basically prepare you for anything that life throws you," Collison said. "We take gymnastics, Olympic weight lifting, power lifting and metabolic conditioning, cardio and make a workout out of it. The work is hard, but the results are rewarding."
With the exercise rounds timed, participants complete the assigned sets as fast as they can and try to better their times. Classes start with an ambitious 20-minute warm-up that can include running laps before the actual Workout of the Day, which lasts about 15 minutes.
"People who finish first don't put equipment away. They wait and cheer the others completing their WOD," Collison said. "With every class, people are clapping and cheering them on."
In Duluth, classes typically have 12 people or fewer, who get to know each other.
"It's so much more fun and motivating to do as a group," said Chris Fournie, who owns PMA CrossFit. "People try harder when they're with others."
Four since February
In early February, Fournie, 55, was the first to introduce CrossFit to the Twin Ports when he added the program to his business, Progressive Martial Arts & Fitness in Hermantown. His center also now bears the name PMA CrossFit Twin Ports.
"CrossFit is so fun and cool," he said. "It's a personal favorite of mine. It's challenging and fun. People really like it."
Now with nearly 25 CrossFit classes a week and 50 members, its popularity has surpassed his other fitness programs.
"For a new thing in Duluth, my feeling is that's quite good," Fournie said. "And I see it growing."
PMA CrossFit's opening beat the launch of CrossFit Duluth by about a week. However, its owner — Collison — was the first to get a CrossFit affiliation, in December.
Collison, 42, had lost 40 pounds doing CrossFit in Minneapolis before moving to Proctor with his wife last year. He led free workouts in his garage before opening CrossFit Duluth near Miller Hill Mall. There he leads seven classes a day plus a daily boot camp for beginners. He's building his staff, including adding a female trainer.
CrossFit gyms cost more than traditional gym memberships. They typically offer membership, based on how many classes the member wants to attend and for how many months. Some also offer punch cards for 10 classes. Introductory classes often are free.
So far, CrossFit Duluth has 30 members and is growing, Collison says. While members range in age from 21 to 66 at his gym, most are 24 to 35, with slightly more men than women.
A few weeks ago, Impact Sports Training in Lincoln Park, which trains high school and college athletes, added several CrossFit classes a day to its offerings. Its IST CrossFit is geared to adults with owner Christopher Bell incorporating diet and nutrition into the classes.
"At least 50 percent of looking and feeling better is diet," he said. "If you eat terrible, but come to our CrossFit classes, you probably won't perform so well. Diet is a huge component of your workout."
The fourth CrossFit affiliated gym is opening in Duluth on Saturday. Ryan King, 29, plans to open CrossFit Aerial in a converted warehouse space on Garfield Avenue. It offers room to expand if his business grows.
A former CrossFit coach from Frisco, Colo., King chose Duluth to set up shop because it didn't yet have CrossFit, plus Duluth is similar to Colorado in offering the outdoor winter activities he enjoys.
He started looking for a site in December, before the other CrossFit gyms opened, and said he isn't deterred by the competition that he now faces.
"I want the other guys to do well, but my intention is to be the best at this," King said, adding that he will have more equipment to use in the workouts than some other CrossFit gyms.
Duluth-area CrossFit affiliates
CrossFit Aerial
Address: 316 Garfield Ave., Duluth
Owner: Ryan King, Level 2 certified trainer
Classes: Start Saturday 6/1, and will be offered Mondays through Saturdays
Cost: $80 per month for two workouts per week; $115 for three workouts; $150/month for unlimited workouts. The first 50 members who join get a lifetime discount. Free introductory classes will be held every Saturday at 9 a.m.
Call: (218) 461-8011
CrossFit Duluth
Address: 2510 Maple Grove Road, Duluth
Owner: Dale Collison , Level 1 certified trainer
Classes: Tuesdays through Saturdays
Cost: $79 to $179 per month, depending on the number of workouts per week and the number of months. Options are for three- to 12-month programs. A six-week boot camp for beginners is offered. Beginners also get a free introductory lesson and two free classes.
Call: (218) 329-7489
IST CrossFit
Address: 1621 W. Michigan St., Duluth
Owner: Christopher Bell, Level 2 certified trainer
Classes: Mondays through Saturdays
Cost: $120 per month for three workouts a week; $150 per month for unlimited classes. Free introductory classes will be held at 6 p.m. this Wednesday, 10 a.m. this Saturday and 6 p.m. June 3 and June 5. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com to attend a free class.
Call: (218) 626-7728
PMA CrossFit Twin Ports
Address: 4176 Thunderchief Lane, Hermantown
Owner: Chris Fournie, Level 1 certified trainer
Classes: Mondays through Saturdays.
Cost: For three workouts a week, $105 to $135 per month, depending on the length of the commitment. Unlimited workouts for $120 to $150 per month. Punch cards of 10 classes for $130. First class is free.
Call: (218) 727-5527
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Ate here twice recently. The food is as good as ever and extremely well supported by the young and very confident staff
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Started going back to this venue after a couple of years away as we felt it had deteriorated, however it now seems to be back up to scratch and we have recently had a couple of very nice lunches there. Good value food, especially the specials, and good service in pleasant surroundings.
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Having eaten at the Kingsknowes for a few years I felt it time to write a review. The courtyard bar is dated but not dirty and the food and service put a spring in your step. The menu is similar to most establishments in the area but they seem to execute it better. The service is great, always friendly, always... More
Pleasant, but not inspiring. Feels a bit dated, but have not seen the rooms. Beautiful hallway with all sizes of function rooms, and a conservatory.
Had a midweek lunch here. Service was excellent. Met at the door by smartly dressed, cheerful waiter who showed us to a table and took drinks order. Left to peruse the menu. My companion choose a fish dish and I chicken. Both meals arrived freshly made and were well presented. Absolutely delicious! Staff continued to be attentive without being annoying!... More
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By Savvy shopper
from Alberta
I just received this crossbody today in the fushcia color! It is lovely..perfect size...top zip section, plus two other pockets...one on the outside, and the other under the flap. I just LOVE this bag...my fourth Oryany bag! Thank you.
love this line!
By Sheri K
from Brantford Ontario
This is the best crossbody leather bag I've ever owned & the price I paid was amazing Thank you tsc for this line I am hooked. It's my 4th one :-) so much room 4 such a small bag my note 3 fits inside easily you can't go wrong with this one! I have the fuscha but now I want all 3 lol