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W3C Recommendation says that XHTML document authors are strongly encouraged to use XML declarations in all their documents.
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comment:1 @azaozz — 6 years ago
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-1. Some (older) browsers seem to switch to quirks mode when DOCTYPE is not on the first line in the html.
comment:2 @sirzooro — 6 years ago
-1 too. If we want to do this, we should do it only if browser supports XHTML. This can be done by looking for application/xhtml+xml in Accept: header.
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I think this is a "won't fix". According to XHTML Compatibility Guidelines (http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-media-types/#compatGuidelines), "DO NOT include XML processing instructions NOR the XML declaration.".
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A new antifouling paint could repel organisms from ship hulls without killing them, researchers say.
Guillermo Blustein and his colleagues in Argentina say they have developed a sustainable paint ingredient from plants that can avert potentially adverse economic damage.
Scientists have developed an antifoulant that could repel barnacles and algae without killing them.
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Editor's Note: This article was corrected at 1:02 p.m. EDT May 27 to reflect that keeping a hull clean can increase fuel savings, not fuel use. PaintSquare News regrets the error.
Comment from Tom Schwerdt, (5/23/2014, 8:45 AM)
Comment from Cay Strother, (5/23/2014, 9:26 AM)
The question that comes to mind though: is this tree sustainable and quick growing?
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This is exactly the kind of research we need. It solves a current problem, and it's sustainable.
Comment from Adlai Perry, (5/27/2014, 12:32 PM)
I believe that "By keeping hulls clean, a ship's fuel use can be bumped up by as much as 40 percent" should have been either: "By keeping hulls clean, a ship's fuel savings can be bumped up by as much as 40 percent" or "Unless a ship's hull is kept clean, fuel use can be bumped up by as much as 40 percent".
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Of course, you're correct. Thanks for the catch!
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45 days protection! Be still my heart! Time to get real, 450 days would begin to be interesting.
Comment from Tom Schwerdt, (5/29/2014, 8:32 AM)
45 days for an initial screening is reasonable, enough time to see if it works at all. I agree that much longer duration will be needed before actual deployment.
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Since: Jun 11 15 |
Feb 28, 2013
Wondering what people have heard rumors on coming to somerset...retail stores, restaurants, fast food ect. Anything really. Just curious.
Feb 28, 2013
Only confirmed are texas roadhouse and steak n shake at this point. There are rumblings of Kohl's being the "big box" retailer that the developer is referring to in the news articles.. but all just hear-say at this point.
Since: Jun 11 15 |
Feb 28, 2013
I saw a job posting on indeed.com for Jimmy John's coming here.
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Feb 28, 2013
WTF is a "Jimmy Johns".......? |
Mar 1, 2013
sub shop like subway.
"Boogie Chill'un" Since: Dec 08 8,121 Location hidden |
Mar 1, 2013
Except they slice their meat and cheese in house....the gargantuan sub they make is loaded with meat, unlike subway. I like them a lot better. |
Mar 1, 2013
Kohls is not coming. They look at Somerset and Corbin but chose Corbin.
Since: Aug 10 665 Location hidden |
Mar 1, 2013
Texas Roadhouse is coming? They do a pretty good steak, for a chain outfit. Their Texas sized country fried steaks are pretty tasty too as I remember. Anyone know where they are setting up at?
Mar 1, 2013
Where did you hear this? |
Since: Feb 13 21 |
Mar 1, 2013
Texas Roadhouse is going in at the new shopping center where the L&N is located.
Mar 1, 2013
Kohl's= not exciting.
Target= would be very exciting as competition to WallyWorld and Kmart. But, don't think Somerset/Pulaski County has the population base to support 3 major retailers at this time. I could see some new tenents in Somerset Mall but, that place needs a serious facelift to improve its image. Recently heard about few national clothing chains that are looking to expand and open new stores. Lets hope they look to Somerset. Again, I think the demand exists for an outlet center/mall in Somerset. It could potentially attract shoppers from all bordering counties and into north Tennessee. The south end of hwy 914 between south US 27 and the new 1247 would be ideal for such a retail center. |
Mar 1, 2013
I think Texas Roadhouse has pretty awful food. Steaks leave a lot to be desired.just cheap eats. What Somerset could use is a Columbia's Steakhouse. Steak done properly. Oh that would be good.
I also think a Chili's restaurant, though not great, would be acceptable and do good business here. Has anyone thought of how nice it would be to have a Nice quality restaurant that served Fish? I'm talking Mahi-Mahi or yellow-tailed Snapper, maybe some Tuna steaks and other salt water fish. Along with shrimp, Lobster. Etc. and of course an excellent steak too. I don't know of anywhere I can go get a great Surf n Turf. Great steak & a lobster. Mmm mmm good! That would be excellent here. |
Mar 2, 2013
Victorias Secret is going in the old Dawhares location.
Mar 2, 2013
Somerset needs real jobs that pay a good wage. What we don't need is low paying retail and food industry jobs with New York style ad agencies brain washing consumers that buying stuff and eating lots of calories is the key to our success. Wanting nice things and a good meal are not bad, but where do people get money to buy these.
Mar 2, 2013
Good point. Got to have the good jobs to afford the all the good stuff. I don't have a clue what business enterprise would go over well.
Need to start making stuff in America again instead of china. |
"Boogie Chill'un" Since: Dec 08 8,121 Location hidden |
Mar 2, 2013
Get rid of Bilderberg puppet Democrats and Republicans, get in leaders who will return is to FAIR trade policies, and the jobs WILL return. Until then, just bend over and take the paddlings, because it will only get worse from here. |
Mar 2, 2013
You hear this over and over again. Somerset needs "real jobs that pay a good wage." You are correct. However, the problem is that most of the people in this area who what these "good jobs" are not qualified for them and are unwilling to do what is necessary so they will be qualified. The days of hiring someone and then investing time and money to train them are long past. If you don't have experience, or the appropriate training and can't hit the ground running, you are simply not marketable. People who make it in this world go where the jobs are. They don't wait for the jobs to come to them. |
Mar 2, 2013
Nope. The alcohol will create those good paying jobs. After all, that was the promise. |
"Welcome to the Winds of Change" Since: Apr 10 2,045 Location hidden |
Mar 2, 2013
The real problem at least from where I sit is the mentality. We can't have nice things because we don't have nice people. I am sorry but small mindedness rules the day in a place like Somerset(with the good ol' boy system to boot). To follow up on what Same Old Story said...The other issue is serious lack of education and a horrible sense of entitlement. You are not entitled to a good paying job unless you have the education for one. If you don't have the education for one nor the drive to get the education then what you can get is a job at McDonalds or other food service places.
Mar 2, 2013
Where in Corbin would kohls go? Somerset has more room for a kohls plus we are in desperate need of a clothing store!!!
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Battle Record: 2/3/0
For Wrave's Simipour.
Ryoku gets Simipour
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Ebail and PokeViper approved.
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This mareep for Syns Golbat
Alfredo, the Golbat. He's a he and... uh has enough battles to evolve ^^
Going to Fawkes for marsheep
Method of obtaining: Market
Battles put in: 16
Moves: Leer, Peck, Tackle, Double Kick, Poison Sting, Focus Energy, Fury Attack, Horn Attack, Thrash, Helping Hand, Toxic Spikes, Flatter, Earth Power, Poison Jab, Captivate, Horn Drill, Mega Horn
^ is going to Fawkes for Archeops.
(20:56:57) Luxis: All y'all are a bunch of Silly heads.
RIP Giruja. Why must you have been fake?
(17:58:01) daytwon: why am i watchin ot turtwig
(17:58:03) ±Dratini: daytwon was muted by Heather Star for 30 minutes! [Reason: inappropriate] [Channel: Trivia]
[15:26] Synthesis: he ain't godkilled
[15:27] Ebail: Zam was Syn
[15:27] Synthesis: it was an agreed sacrifice to the gods
Another trade for me :P
This for Turtwig A's Nidoking
B/W special draw
Quick Attack, Leer, Wing Attack, Rock Throw, Double Team, Scary Face, Pluck, AncientPower, Agility, Quick Guard, Acrobatics, DragonBreath, Crunch, Endeavor, U-turn, Rock Slide, Dragon Claw, Thrash
Extra moves
TM stone edge
Species: Yanmega
Gender: Female
Ability: Tinted Lens or Speed Boost
Type: Electric
Moves: Night Slash, Bug Bite, Tackle, Foresight, Quick Attack, Double Team, SonicBoom, Detect, Supersonic, Swift, Uproar, Pursuit, AncientPower, Hypnosis, Feint, Wing Attack, Slash, Screech, U-turn, Air Slash, Bug Buzz
TM Moves:Shadow Ball, Roost
SM, BM, and MT Moves:
Caught: Traded Ampharos to Kanga
That for Chainys Rhyperior with a crazy amount of HM's
Crusher the Rhyperior (Male)
Serious Nature
Obtained: Story (Arriving Home (J.E.4))
HM/TM: HM01-Cut, HM03-Surf, HM04-Strength, HM06-Whirlpool, HM08-Rock Smash, HM11-Rock Climb
Going to Mav for that Yanmega.
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~No one understands how important sex is better than someone who isn't having any.~
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I'm looking for a Cottonee/Whimsicott so send me offers (VM/PM/AIM). :o
Trading an otherwise-completely-blank Eevee carrying TM Hidden Power (Dragon) to Ryoku for his Simipour.
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Original title: | ミラクル・ランジェリー |
Demographics: | Shounen |
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Publishing Status: | Finished |
Writer(s): | OBI Hiroshi |
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Serialized in: | Monthly Shounen Champion |
Published by: | Akita Shoten |
Year: | 1989 |
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Teenager Murakami Chisato was sick of her granny panties and was hoping she would get lingerie that was more modern. Then out of nowhere, on her way to school, a pair of sexy lingerie falls from the sky. Confused at where it came from but excited by what she found, Chisato decides to keep the bra and panty. Little does she know that they were actually Miracle Lingerie from space that absorbs sun light and gives the user extreme amounts of power. She now has such powers as the strength to lift cars, the agility to leap from house to house and insane running speeds. The only drawback is that she has to take off her clothes and expose the lingerie she is wearing to the world for it to give her powers.
Her classmate, Umeko (aka Plum) Sainoji, also has Miracle Lingerie and is scheming to take Chisato's pair from her. Chisato's classmate, Kudou Daisuke is a pervert and tries hard to make her take off her clothes to reveal her underwear. How will Chisato juggle between being a normal school girl, saving the world using her new powers, thwarting Umeko's plans AND fighting off Daisuke's perverted motives? [vyc]
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- Emergency Medical Technician
- CPR/ AED/ First Aid Certified
I was born in Long Island, N.Y but raised in Colorado. As a youth I was very active to say the least, I played soccer, ran track, wrestled and played tennis, sports that all required both strength and aerobic conditioning. After graduating high school my passion for weight training began to grow. I started training myself in the basement of my home where I taught myself the in's and outs of personal fitness by reading and then implementing a healthy change in lifestyle. After joining my first gym in 1988 both my physique and knowledge of bodybuilding began to grow immensely.
I have been a Denver fire fighter for 14 years and I work in South Denver as a Lieutenant, a position I worked very hard to achieve. I was featured in the July August 2003 edition of Jeff Everson's body building magazine Plant Muscle. In 2008, I was accepted into the Annual Fired up for kids Fire Fighter Calendar as Mr. July.
I am currently certified as a master personal fitness trainer, completed the TRX Suspension Training instructor course and certified as a sports nutrition consultant. I am certified in CPR, first aid, defibrillation and as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). I have worked with and trained many of my friends, co-workers and family members to prepare for competitions of different calibers; including bodybuilding, figure, competitive sports and general functional fitness. My philosophy is to incorporate flexibility, core strength, muscle strength, endurance, proper lifting techniques and nutrition to achieve the body of your dreams.
Remember it isn't how much you can lift it is how you lift it!
Education/ Certifications
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Kettlebell Coach /Movement Rehab Specialist
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ACE Certified, Group Fitness, ACE Continuing Education - Diet, Exercise & Weight Control
Licensed Zumba Instructor & Active ZIN Member
Licensed Corebar Instructor
Member National Physique Committee, National Figure Competitor
American Red Cross Certified - CPR & AED
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IKFF Kettlebell Certified
Zumba, Les Mills, Cycle & Aqua Certified Certified
Director of Personal Training
Education/ Certifications
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- CPR/ AED/ First Aid Certified
- Certified Life Coach
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Andrew is a National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association certified personal trainer with over 15 years of fitness and exercise experience. Andrew's desire is to help people at any level of fitness to attain their best overall fitness. Having grown up as an overweight child/teen, Andrew knows the hard work and dedication that it takes to achieve optimal fitness. He also knows the joy and sense of accomplishment that comes from attaining that fitness. Andrew utilizes many different strategies in training and diet to help his clients achieve their fitness goals. He designs programs built around each client individually to insure the success of each of his clients. Andrew is dedicated to the success of each of his clients, and he works diligently to give everyone he works with the tools and drive to meet and exceed their fitness goals.
Life Coach -
What is a "life" coach ?
I believe that your coach is your "life" line to success in all of your fitness goals. As coaches our desire is to teach health and fitness habits that will be forged in to daily "life".
Why do I need a coach?
Like most sports, even the greatest athletes depend on their coach for success. Coaches run practices, motivate their players, and design and implement the plan that leads to victory. The most important part of being your coach is joining your team. By being a part of your team your successes become my goal and your fitness becomes my priority!
BS Exercise Science 2014
NAFC Certified 2014
• Crossfit Level 1 Certification Oct 2008
• Coach Burgener Olympic Weightlifting Lifting Seminar
• North Central Regionals 2010 – Affiliate Team 4th Place
• World Championship's Carson CA 2010 Affiliate Team - 29th Place
• CPR/ AED/ First Aid Certified
• Bachelors of Science – Accounting
I was always very athletic as a teen. I played team sports that included field hockey, lacrosse & cheerleading. I was also a gymnast for 10 years. Then life after college began, and I spent the next 15 years, climbing the corporate ladder and starting a family. I have a love of my life husband and 3 small children.I was first introduced to Crossfit in 2007 when I trained in a Circuit class that always ended with "15 minutes of torture." I now understand that the "15 minutes of torture" was in all actuality ALL CROSSFIT exercises!
As I understand is the case with most people, Crossfit quickly sucked me in and I am not looking back. I am completely blown away by the changes my body has undergone. At 40 years old, I could do what I did at 20! I am dedicated to bring this type of exercise, methodology and body transformation to other ordinary people like myself.
I was a stay at home mom for 3 years who got heavy and out of shape. Since being a part of this "movement" I have become a fit mom of three and an inspiration for others. If I can do it, so can they!
The energy and excitement generated from these classes is unparalleled. I challenge you to TRY IT!
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Education / Certifications:
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..Health and Human Sciences
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• Crossfit Level 1 Certification
• CPR/ AED/ First Aid Certified - American Red Cross
Credentials / Areas of Mastery
• Sport and Exercise Prescription
• Nutrition and Diet Expertise
• Aging in Adults- exercise and fall prevention
• Adapted Physical Activity- related to persons with developmental and intellectual Disabilities
Background / Experience
After graduating high school in 2003 as a four year, three sport athlete, Spencer attended Oregon State University to pursue his passion for sports and fitness. As both a collegiate athlete and student, he learned the necessary relation between health and fitness in regards to lifelong wellbeing. As a health and fitness specialist, Spencer has witnessed, experienced, and studied many aspects of the sport and fitness world. In addition, Spencer has also worked with both youth and individuals with disabilities. He believes each individual has specific/specialized/personalized needs. "Mentally, physically, and emotionally we all perform, learn, and obtain skills differently. As a trainer, having the ability to observe, correct, and communicate positive feedback to an individual is critical for success in reaching their personal goal(s)." Spencer has also studied the effects of exercise on older adults, especially with the prevention of falls. "You never know how valuable your health is until you lose it." More now than ever with the financial and economic time we are in, individuals are learning how valuable there low monthly gym dues are compared to their monthly medical bills. Whether you are self motivated or in need of motivating let, Spencer Marx, a personal trainer and experienced professional help guide you toward your goals and a better, healthier lifestyle.
Education & Certifications
· Bachelors of Science- Exercise Science
· USA Weightlifting Certified: Level 1 Sports Performance Coach
· Crossfit Level 1 Trainer
· CPR/AED/ First Aid Certified
· Strength & Conditioning Intern: College of Charleston (2010-2013)
· Strength & Conditioning Intern: University of South Alabama (Summer 2012)
Crossfit Level I Certification (Oct 2008)
TRX Suspension Training Certification (June 2012)
CPR/First Aid/AED certified
Pursuing a Bachelors of Science in Health and Exercise Science
- Associates Degree – Business Management/ Golf Complex Operations
- Crossfit Level 1 Trainer
- PGA Class A Member
- CPR/AED/ First Aid Certified – American Red Cross
-Crossfit Level 1 Trainer
Level 1 CrossFit
Precision Nutrition L1
Paleo Aficionado/Educator (Whole 9 nutrition, Dr Loren Cordain)
Hobbyist Chef
Julie Sneed has been a passionate advocate for health and fitness all her life. In 2009, she added CrossFit to her already advanced fitness regimen, and soon began competing. Each year she's qualified for the Southwest Regionals, and has placed as high as 14th among women half her age. She continues to compete each year with a team or as an individual in both local and regional CrossFit events.
While she enjoys competition, Julie is more apt to speak of the non-competitive benefits of CrossFit: Better health, improved self-esteem, and a more fit and fun lifestyle. With this is mind, Julie earned her Level 1 Certification in January 2011 and now teaches regularly at Crossfit Castle Rock. Her students know her as a friendly, supportive, and always encouraging instructor who inspires them to push themselves and to be their very best. Julie has prioritized physical fitness throughout her life, swimming competitively in high school, and as an adult running several half-marathons, one marathon, and four long-distance team relay races. She is a competitive triathlete for both Sprint and Olympic distances, finishing in the top 10 in her age group in the Tri for the Cure women's triathlon in Denver. She's instilled her passion for fitness in her children, Garrett and Sydney, who both enjoy CrossFit and love to work out with their mom and cheer her on at competitions. Julie grew up in Atlanta. She and her husband Andy, a fellow Crossfitter, have lived in Minneapolis and Kansas City and now make their home in Castle Rock, Colorado. She has worked full time with Sprint Corporation since 1998 in various roles in Information Technology.
I grew up very athletic and very competitive. Climbing trees and racing bikes as a child turned into playing hockey and skateboarding as a teen. I continued playing hockey until I graduated high school in 2006 and from there my focus turned to individual sports, mainly snowboarding in the winter months and mountain biking throughout the rest of the year. I love the state of Colorado and all the unique opportunities it provides its residents. I'm perfectly happy and at home doing anything in the mountains!
I'm an adrenaline junkie at heart and will never turn down an opportunity to jump from an airplane or hit some whitewater rapids in a kayak. I started CrossFit in March 2014 as a way to enhance my abilities in my outdoor pursuits but CrossFit quickly became my main pursuit. The goal of wanting to look good was quickly replaced by goals of performance. The community and the competition, as well as the physical and mental changes that occur through CrossFit drew me in. I firmly believe in the CrossFit prescription. Diet and exercise are the key to health and living a long and pain free life. With that belief in mind I became a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer in October 2014 to help myself and others attain that goal. I believe in technique over time. I also think the way to reach our highest potential as athletes, is by building off a solid base foundation. We build that solid foundation by spending time in the gym, with practice and repetitions. With all the great coaches and members, and the positive atmosphere we have here at CFCR, we are all on the road to living a long, pain free, healthy life!
Julia found yoga 8 years ago when she retired from her former life as a ballerina. Looking for a way to maintain strength and flexibility as well as restore creaky joints and overused muscles, she found herself in a hot yoga class in Littleton. Discovering that yoga not only realigned her body to its proper posture as well as changed muscle tone and over all kicked her into shape, it took little time for her to be hooked.
Julia has been an instructor now for over 6 years. Yoga plays a key role in her everyday life, in and out of the studio. Her yoga class combines physical activity with breath to reduce stress, control weight, relieve lower back pain and enhance focus.
Challenge yourself to a complete body and mind work out and come join her for a class!
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CPR/ AED/ First Aid Certified
Usui & Karuna Reiki Master Certifications
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Discovering Yoga in 2000, my training and personal experience have included several styles of yoga - Hatha, Ashtanga, and Vinyasa. I completed my 200 hours of classical training in Vinyasa Yoga from Bhogah Yoga, a Registered Yoga Alliance School. I have over 1000 hours of teaching experience, and continue to study through various workshops, seminars, and in 2013 I completed the trauma informed training for at-risk-youth and certification with Street Yoga. My teaching style is energetic and enthusiastic, and integrates my experience with these different disciplines of Yoga, as well as my experience in Pilates. My goal is to create fun, uplifting classes with a dynamic flow of postures where students feel inspired and at ease to discover their potential and experience their strength, balance and flexibility in body, mind and heart.
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I grew up playing all kinds of sports, and then going through school I played competitive sports all throughout the year. Once I graduated I became very involved in yoga, pilates, and I also took a few ballet classes. I loved what these classes did for my strength, balance, and overall well-being. I continued to do these types of workouts throughout the years, often on my own as we lived in an area that didn't have an excellent choice of gyms. I decided to get certified in Yoga years ago because I loved it so much. Once I moved to Castle Rock I started finding classes that fit what I wanted. After attending classes for awhile at one of the studios, I was asked to get certified so that I could be an instructor there. I have since held the AFAA Group Fitness certification, and have loved teaching Barre ever since. I also obtained my certification in Corebar and have taught that for the last couple of years as well. I love hearing people's feedback about how strong they have gotten and how these classes get muscles that they've never really worked before. I love how these classes work every muscle from top to bottom and how great you can feel after less than an hour, just a few times a week.
Biz began practicing yoga 8 years ago after her third child was born. After her last pregnancy, she turned to yoga to stretch her constantly tight and unaligned body. Yoga became apart of her workout regime - along with tennis, Cross Fit, running, and mountain biking. In 2013, Biz tore her ACL and meniscus playing tennis. During her recovery she found that yoga was what felt best in getting her strength, flexibility and alignment back. Biz found that her body wasn't only feeling better but the peace and presence found on the mat was addicting! In 2014, Biz became Yoga Alliance certified through CorePower Yoga in Denver. She began teaching right away and thoroughly enjoys sharing her passion for yoga to ALL levels of yogi's. Biz's teaching style incorporates the benefits of strength training and body awareness with a conscious attention to body alignment. She brings something new to her class each time - check her out!
I was introduced to fitness in my early 20's I started training with a personal trainer who encouraged me to compete in fitness competitions and since then I have never looked back. Staying fit thorough my entire life has been a journey and passion. My true passion is helping others achieve their goals in fitness and living healthy happy lives. I love how I'm inspired by their passion. I love being a fitness instructor it has created not only physical strength but emotional and mental strength and an overall since of well being, I want to share that with each and every person I train.
Ballet has been a focal point since I was three years old. I was principal in the ballet company I danced with through high school and loved every minute of it. However, after high school my dancing became less and less a priority. I took ballroom lessons and even taught a little Latin for awhile. I also danced on a semi-professional dance team during that time. I sporadically took adult ballet classes, too. After college I barely danced. I wasn't working out regularly and I fell into very poor eating habits. My overall fitness diminished and I sank into depression. I was interested in fitness, but was frustrated when I wasn't seeing results fast enough. During a visit home, my mom convinced me to take a Zumba class with her, something I was strongly against (it seemed too silly, and I had been, at least for a time, a very serious dancer). To my surprise I actually enjoyed the class and was sore the following day. When I returned to the Castle Rock area I joined a local studio that had Zumba, and from there started taking the Barre and Corebar classes offered. My level of fitness grew exponentially, and my overall sense of happiness and well being increased dramatically. I was encouraged to become a certified instructor, and have since taught a variety of classes and disciplines ranging from Barre, Spin, Zumba, and Corebar, to Boot Camp. Most recently I have added Stretch and Kettlebell classes to my schedule as well. I love helping my clients reach their fitness and health goals. Their determination and energy inspire me to be better, to push harder, to make every moment spent in one of my classes well worth their efforts. I encourage them to strive "to be fit, not skinny," and we work to increase strength and endurance. I strive to create a safe, fun, upbeat and welcoming environment to ensure my clients get the most out of the group fitness experience. This is my world, and it is a beautiful one... Come see me in class!
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I've lived here in Castle Rock for over 10 years with my husband Curt and three boys, Cody,Carson and Wyatt. I love teaching Zumba here at "The Gym". I strive to bring fun and positive energy to every class I teach. It's important to me that everyone leaves class feeling they got a great workout, had a blast doing it and can't wait to come back for more!
When I'm not teaching Zumba or participating in one of the many classes we offer, I enjoy being outside and spending quality time with my friends and family.
As a little girl, I grew up in Littleton, CO and spent the majority of my days in the dance studio. Dancing was the only thing I really loved to do. As I grew up and entered the world on my own, dance took a back seat. I moved to Colorado Springs where I met my husband and had two beautiful children. After giving birth to my daughter I soon realized I was not happy with my appearance and if I wanted changes, I would have to face my fear of taking that first step into the gym. I did, and I went to a Zumba class! It was AWESOME! I laughed, danced and fell in love. I quickly changed my daily routine to work around my Zumba class because I didn't want to miss a single day. Not only did I enjoy working out but I got results! I lost 25lbs, and along with that I found a new confidence and sexy side I didn't know I had in me. I decided to get Zumba certified. I wanted to be able to share my passion and excitement for Zumba. I moved to Castle Rock a little over a year ago and discovered The Gym Fitness Center of Castle Rock, and I am so happy I did! What a great gym, wonderful community and fabulous people. I started teaching Zumba at The Gym and I love giving my class fun and challenging routines. I encourage hooting and hollering in my class. It's an hour of fun and a chance to let loose while getting in shape and feeling great!
I'm a Colorado native that grew up in Parker and I now live in Castle Rock. I grew up very active playing different sports, hiking, snowmobiling and spending my summers out on the lake. I always loved to dance and loved music, but I have never taken a dance class in my life before Zumba. So I guess you can say that I'm "proof" that you don't have to be professionally trained or have any dance background to do Zumba. Once I tried Zumba I was addicted! I took my first class in 2011 and 6 months later I was teaching! Zumba Fitness has changed my life and it can change yours too. I have a passion promoting good health through fun, energizing, soul inspired movement. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, my classes bring the heat and a smile to your face. Come and dance with me!


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Fifteen law enforcement officers were awarded the Medal of Valor for their heroic acts during a Wednesday ceremony at the White House.
Vice President Joe Biden and Attorney General Eric Holder handed out the honor and said the officers were dedicated examples of public safety and service to protecting their communities.
Seven officers were honored for 2009-2010, including Officer Julie Olson of the Maplewood (Minn.) Police Department; Officer Reeshemah Taylor of the Osceola County (Fla.) Corrections Department; Officer Michael Neal of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission; Officers Sean Haller and Rafael Rivera of the California Highway Patrol; and Trooper Robert Lombardo and fallen Trooper Joshua Miller of the Pennsylvania State Police.
Eight officers were honored for 2010-2011, including Deputy Krista McDonald of the Kitsap County (Wash.) Sheriff's Office; Officer Timothy McClintick, Officer Max McDonald, Officer Douglas Weaver, Sgt. Karl Lounge Jr., and fallen Sgt. Thomas Baitinger of the St. Petersburg (Fla.) Police Department; and fallen deputies Cameron Justus and William Stiltner of the Buchanan County (Va.) Sheriff's Office.
Details of the officers' heroic actions can be found on the White House website.
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Despite two thirds of all renewables in Europe coming from wood, waste and agricultural crops, the biomass sector is still struggling to find support from EU policymakers, especially when it comes to the crucial heating sector, industry group AEBIOM has announced.
- Biomass: making up two thirds of EU renewables
Presenting new statistics to the press on 13 September, AEBIOM boasted figures that dwarf other renewable energy sectors. "Among the renewable-energy sources biomass plays a specific role. It covers around two thirds of all renewables and is the fastest-growing sector in absolute terms," said Heinz Kopetz, president of AEBIOM.
"In the period from 1995 to 2004, the contribution of biomass to energy supply grew by 27.5 Mtoe, that is 78% of the total growth of RES and corresponds to an increase of 61% in nine years," he added. A large share of this production is coming from wood and byproducts of the forest industry (85%), whereas bio-waste (10%) and agriculture (5%) account for much less.
The group said that it expected to maintain this leadership position largely unchanged by 2020, when the EU is to meet its commitment to boost renewables to 20% of its energy mix. This, AEBIOM said, would come despite stronger expected annual growth rates in the wind sector, for instance. "Of course, wind energy will grow much faster," said Jean-Marc Josssart, AEBIOM secretary-general.
- Growth slower in heating sector
However, Josssart said that growth in the heating sector had been disappointing. For district heating alone, the share of biomass reaches only 1%, although a few countries such as Sweden, Finland, Denmark, the Baltic countries and Austria have higher shares, "between 5 and 30%". "In 2005, in Europe, around 6 Mt pellets were used, roughly 50% for residential heating and 50% for thermal power plants," according to AEBIOM. However, the distribution is very uneven across EU countries. "95% of these pellets were used in only seven countries: Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Austria," AEBIOM said.
Jossart explained that heating is crucial, as it is responsible for half of the EU's overall energy consumption.
"We would like more attention to heating in the forthcoming Commission proposals on renewables," he said, adding that the sector needed "long-term, stable support". And, according to Jossart, the sector is already competitive. "Biomass for heat does not need subsidies", he says, "only support in the heating systems."
A European fund for renewable heating (biomass, solar thermal, geothermal) could be set up to support these investments, AEBIOM argues. The fund could help build district heating systems running on biomass or assist with the installation of individual, highly efficient heating systems that use wood chips or pellets.
- Biofuels debate neglects the potential of biomass in other sectors
As the debate on the merits and drawbacks of biofuels heats up, AEBIOM is keen to stress that biomass is more efficiently used in other applications, such as heating.
"The efficiency in the conversion of biomass to final energy varies widely between different technologies. This efficiency can be above 90% (biomass to heat) and below 40% (biomass to electricity only, stand alone second-generation fuels)."
Speaking about the potential of biofuels, the group predicts that bioethanol and biodiesel "will remain the main biofuels until 2020". It says demonstration work on second-generation biofuels are important but that "a specific priority for second-generation fuels as compared to other biofuels is not recommended".
"Specific high yields per hectare can be attained by growing perennial energy crops such as miscanthus, short rotation coppices or energy grass used to produce combustibles or maize for biogas production".
Specifically, AEBIOM sees tremendous potential in biogas, as the energy output per hectare is higher than for ethanol, biodiesel or even second-generation biofuels. "Biogas as transportation fuel should be promoted considering the high yields per hectare," it argues.
- Dec. 2007: Commission to present proposal on how the EU is to meet its 20% renewable energy target by 2020.
EU official documents
- Commission (DG TREN):Biomass Action Plan web page
- Commission (DG TREN):National Biomass Action Plans
EU Actors positions
- European Biomass Association (AEBIOM):Biomass: the renewable energy source with the biggest potential and fastest growth in Europe(13 Sept. 2007)
- European Biomass Association (AEBIOM):Position paper on Biomass Action Plan
- Confederation of European Paper Industry (CEPI):Issue sheet on bioenergy(1 March 2007)
- European Petroleum Industry Association (Europia):Position on the application of Biomass in the transport sector(March 2006)
- WWF:Biomass - Huge potential


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First Grade
Unit 9: American Folktales
Elaborated Unit Focus: The focus of this unit is the folklore that reflects and characterizes our National heritage.
GPS Standards:
SS1H2 The student will read or listen to American folktales and explain how they characterize our national heritage.
Civics and Government
SS1CG1 The student will describe how John Henry, Johnny Appleseed, Davy Crockett, Paul Bunyan, and Annie Oakley displayed the character traits of fairness, respect for others, respect for the environment, conservation, courage, equality, tolerance, perseverance, and commitment.
SS1E1 The student will identify goods that people make and services that people provide for each other.
SS1E2 The student will explain that people have to make choices about goods and services because of scarcity.
SS1E3 The student will describe how people are both producers and consumers.
Unit 9: American Folktales
Enduring Understandings and Unit Essential Questions
Folktales reflect a country's heritage.
· How do folktales show positive things about our country? (SS1H2)
Good citizens have good character traits.
· How do the people in American folktales show good character traits? (SS1CG1)
· What kind of character traits were demonstrated by the figures in the American Folktales? (SS1CG1)
· How did those character traits help those figures meet their goals? (SS1CG1)
Scarcity causes people to make choices about goods and services.
· Why do people, like those in folktales, have to make choices about which goods and services they want most? (SS1E2)
People are both consumers and producers of goods and services.
· How do the characters in folktales help others by producing and/or consuming both goods and/or services? (SS1E1; SS1E3)
Unit 9: American Folktales
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John Henry |
Johnny Appleseed |
Davy Crockett |
Paul Bunyan |
Annie Oakley |
tunnel machine spike perseverance laborer boss |
seed settler caring respect generosity independence |
proudly hunter caring respect courage frontier |
ax logger lonely canyon inventive courage |
rifle contest shot target widows orphans |
History |
Civics and Government |
Economics |
SS1H2 John Henry p.188-189 Johnny Appleseed p.190-191 Davy Crockett p.192-193 Paul Bunyan p.194-195 Annie Oakley p.196-197 Activities p.198-199 |
SS1CG1 p.188-197 Character Traits p. R4-R5 |
SS1E1 p.78-81, 188-197 SS1E2 p.70-73, 84-87, 188-197 SS1E3 p.78-81, 90-93, 96-99, 188-197 |
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p.3-4, 10-40
o American Tall Tales by Mary Pope Osborne
o John Henry by P. Jensen
o John Henry by Julius Lester
o John Henry: An American Legend by Ezra Jack Keats
o John Henry by Stephen Krensky
o The Story of Johnny Appleseed by Aliki
o Johnny Appleseed: A Tall Tale by Steven Kellogg
o Johnny Appleseed by Reeve Lindbergh
o Davy Crockett: A Life of the Frontier by Stephen Krensky
o A Picture Book of Davy Crockett by David A. Alder
o Paul Bunyan by Steven Kellogg
o Paul Bunyan Swings His Axe by Dell McCormick
o Paul Bunyan by P. Jensen
o Annie Oakley by Ginger Wadsworth
o Annie Oakley, Sharp Shooter by Eric Blair
o Shooting Star: Annie Oakley, the Legend by Debbie Dadey
o Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes
o If Everybody Did by Jo Ann Stover
o To Market, To Market by Anne Miranda
o Market Day by Lois Ehlert
o Jennie's Hat by Ezra Jack Keats
o The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins
o The Lorax by Dr. Seuss
o A Chair for My Mother by Vera B. Williams
o Tops and Bottoms by Janet Stevens
o Uncle Ted's Barbershop by Margaree King Mitchell
o The Ox Cart Man by Donald Hall
o Shop Talk by Juwanda G. Ford
o Abuela's Weave by Omar Castaneda
o Beatrice's Goat by Page McBrier
o Alexander, Who Used to be Rich Last Sunday by Judith Viorst
Curricular Connections:
o Houghton Mifflin Social Studies TE:
§ Listen for Exaggeration/Similes p.194
§ Reread the Folktale p.192
§ Challenge: Literature p.195
o Instructional Strategies
§ Mapping p.33-35
§ Response Techniques p.38
§ Learning Partners p.39-40
§ Circle of Knowledge p.44-45
§ Compare and Contrast p.46-47
§ Mystery and Inquiry p.61-62
o Summarizing Strategies
§ Add-Ons p.72
§ Ball Toss p.72
§ Pictionary p.73
§ Inquiry p.74
§ Ticket to Leave p.76
§ 1-2-3 p.76
§ Cue Cards p.77
o Assessment Strategies
§ Surveying p.80
§ Jeopardy p.81
§ Feedback Tools p.84
§ Categories p.86
§ Rubrics p.91-92
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31 January 2011
Canterbury Christ Church University's 'outstanding' Faculty of Education has once again secured a leading role in the Teach First programme with the award of the role of Lead Regional Provider for London and the South East.
Teach First is an independent education charity that partners with some of the country's leading universities to train the next generation of inspirational primary and secondary school teachers.
The University's Faculty of Education secured its position to continue to work with the charity by following a competitive process led by the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA) and Teach First.
William Stow, Head of Postgraduate Initial Teacher Education at the University, said: "We are delighted to be able to continue our work with Teach First as Lead Regional Provider.
"Canterbury Christ Church University's teacher training programmes are recognised as some of the best in the country, with our Faculty of Education recently rated 'outstanding' in an Ofsted inspection. The Ofsted report in particular commended us on our many routes into teaching, innovative programmes, excellent leadership and support given to trainees and our work with external partnerships.
"We have worked with Teach First since its inception in 2002, initially as the sole provider with the first cohort of participants in 2003. Since then we have helped over 1000 young graduates become first class, inspirational teachers and leaders in education whose work has a proven impact on the achievement and aspirations of pupils in some of the most challenging and complex schools in London. We look forward to working with many more future teachers in London and the South East."
Across England 14 universities have been chosen to work in partnership with Teach First. Amanda Timberg, Director of Leadership Development at Teach First, said: "We are delighted to be partnering with these 14 exceptional and highly regarded ITT providers.
"Teach First's training must be of the highest possible standard to make sure we get the very best out of our teachers, helping them to develop the skills to unlock the potential and raise the aspirations of their students, enabling them to achieve regardless of their circumstances".
For the London region Canterbury Christ Church University (Secondary) will be Lead Regional Provider. The Institute of Education, University of London (Secondary and Primary) and King's College London (Secondary) will also work in partnership with Teach First for the region. The new contract will run until August 2014.
Canterbury Christ Church University
Canterbury Christ Church University is a modern university with a particular strength in higher education for the public services.
With nearly 18,000 students, and five campuses across Kent, its courses span a wide range of academic and professional expertise.
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O'Day, Rosemary (2007). Cassandra Brydges (1670-1735), First Duchess of Chandos: Life and Letters. Woodbridge, UK: Boydell Press.
URL: | http://www.boydell.co.uk/43833425.HTM |
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An annotated edition of the surviving correspondence of Cassandra Willoughby Brydges, First Duchess of Chandos, accompanied by a lengthy introduction. This provides a context for reading the letters and also highlights their value for a number of historical topics. These include marriage and matchmaking; women and history of the family; women and financial decision making; South Sea Bubble; medicine and illness; patronage;art and culture in general; science. It has been prepared on the basis of an exhaustive investigation over several years of the letters of both the Duke and the Duchess of Chandos and also of relevant papers held in England and the USA.
Item Type: | Authored Book |
Keywords: | Women; aristocracy; nobility; peerage; marriage; finance; investment; South Sea; Courtship; art; painting; drawing; gardening; friendship; patronage; literature; Alexander Pope; John Gay; Anne, Lady Coventry; Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough; James Brydges, Duke of Chandos |
Academic Unit/Department: | Arts > History |
Item ID: | 2552 |
Depositing User: | Rosemary O'Day |
Date Deposited: | 25 May 2007 |
Last Modified: | 02 Dec 2010 19:47 |
URI: | http://oro.open.ac.uk/id/eprint/2552 |
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