 make the appointment. Rachel was great, she fit me in the same day.
se. I knew that this gym was going to be different to all the other gyms I’d been a member of.
Before joining Terrific Fitness, I was going to the gym once per week, doing the bare minimum and getting the hell out of there!
Once I joined Terrific Fitness I think I started with 2 classes per week, and stuffed around for about 9 months, on and off.
I’ve now go to 4 classes per week and loving every one of them.
I had weight loss surgery in May 2017, so I’ve had to dramatically change my eating habits!  Naturally I can’t do that now, so I’ve used the cheat sheets that are in the TF studio to help guide me on the best food that my body needs now. I purchased Terri’s book and use the recipes from that to make great meals, that not only I enjoy, but so do my children, a particular favourite are the meat balls/ patties with loads of veggies grated into them, my 4 year old steals them out the fridge and eats them as her snack. I also cook up batches of chicken wings that I now keep on hand for easy lunches and snacks, 12 months ago I wouldn’t have dreamt of choosing these as snack foods! I had a body composition analysis with Terri, which has been a big eye opener, and still something that I’m working on.
I’ve been with Terrific Fitness on and off for about 1 year.
I’ve always enjoyed exercise, but moving to Melbourne in 2016 I really fell into a slump. I didn’t want to exercise, would complain about myself, but do nothing to change.
I hated the mirrors that were in the gym, I would do anything to avoid looking in them! Now I can see such a huge improvement in myself that I actually like looking at my reflection.
I feel so much happier about myself today, not just in my weight loss, but also in my fitness improvement. I’m a much more confident person at work, I now have the confidence to interact with all my colleagues. I no longer walk with my head down, hoping no one will notice me!
There are no more chest pains on a 10 minute walk, I can now walk up 8 flights of stairs instead of taking the lifts and not want to collapse at the top.
I’m really proud of the steps that I’ve taken to improve my life!
I simply enjoy it now. After a gentle but much need kick up the bum from Terri, it took me 2 more weeks after our coach chat to actually look forward to going to my classes. My turning point was attending my boxing class when I really didn’t want to and was having a ‘fat day’ and low self esteem issues, something in my brain clicked telling me that this was actually really good for me for both mental and fitness reasons, and apart from injuries/illness, I haven’t missed a class since.
Go and have a look! It is the friendliest more supportive team you’ll ever work with! The amount of knowledge that is under their roof is incredible.
<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Remove UWP workload dependency and alert on missing workloads
username_0: As we are adding WPF templates in version 3.6 we should remove the dependency on the UWP workload to be installed from the vsix to allow users to create WPF templates without the need to install the UWP workload. 

There is no way to hide project templates based on the installed workloads, so we should alert if a user that hasn't the required workload installed when trying to create a project.

Apart from the UWP and WPF entry point there are some templates that require different workloads like the Web API and MSIX packaging project.
When we implemented the Web API template we thought that users without the web workload will probably not be interested in the Web API template, but we think with the MSIX packaging project this is different. We should show unavailable templates as disabled instead of hiding them completely.
<issue_comment>username_0: Verified in dev-nightly;
Templates version: 0.21.20085.1
Wizard version: 0.21.20085.1<issue_closed>Combine two of the lake's most beautiful towns by pedaling around the intriguing northern tip of the lake Menaggio and Varenna - enjoy a leisurely ferry ride back across the lake. A full day on an e-bike will allow you to see so much of the lake. Unlike our mountain tours, you will follow the lakeshore. This is an easy but relatively long ride of 70km.​Very often individuals believe they have an intolerance and seek testing, which may then show nothing is wrong. The intolerance tests will have shown that the immune system is not responding to allergens. This does not mean there isn't a problem. In fact the absence of an intolerance makes it easier for practitioners to work with the patient, in recommending foods to remove and foods to introduce, in order to be IBS free, or control the symptoms.
​Therefore, keep an open mind when you have abdominal or gastric symptoms. Try not to pin your expectations on an intolerance which would appear to be easy to resolve. You may have IBS as a result of your digestive system or elimination system struggling to handle certain foods, or how you are combining them.
​Also, if your symptoms have lingered for many years, resolution may take time, so be patient and work with the practitioner.
​If symptoms persist it is suggested that you seek the advice of your GP.We have welcomed the children back to nursery and have heard all about the time they spent over Christmas.
The children all enjoyed watching the adaptation of ‘The Snail and the Whale’ by Julia Donaldon and Axel Scheffler on the television so we are going to spend some time this term enjoying this book with them.
Total funding in 2016 surpasses $600 million
DURHAM, NC, November 8, 2016 — The Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED), the largest and longest-running entrepreneurial network in the nation, today released the third quarter equity fundraising totals through its digital Innovators Report. CED’s Innovators Report tracks technology-based entrepreneurial activity in North Carolina.
During the third quarter, 59 North Carolina entrepreneurial companies in the technology, life science, advanced manufacturing and materials and cleantech sectors collectively raised more than $175 million in funding through 62 equity investment deals. This includes venture capital, angel, corporate, growth equity, family office and strategic investments.
“Fundraising momentum continued in the third quarter, putting North Carolina entrepreneurs on pace for another strong year for raising capital,” said CED President and CEO Joan Siefert Rose. “The past three months are another good example of investors seeing strong companies, with good ideas and good valuations, in North Carolina.”
The third quarter featured a marked increase in deals (62) nearly doubling the deals completed in the first quarter of the year (33). Total cumulative funding for 2016 has topped $600 million, which is more than all the equity funding raised in 2014 ($532 million) and almost double what was raised in 2013 ($396 million). Life Science funding continues to lead the way in 2016, with $84 million raised in the third quarter, compared to tech companies raising $46 million. Funding for advanced manufacturing and materials companies seemed to rebound in the third quarter ($36 million), though the majority of that funding was due to one deal for Phononic.
Funding Breakdown
In Q3 2016, 59 North Carolina entrepreneurial companies raised $175,744,574 through 62 equity deals. Those totals, broken out by sector, are as follows:
- Tech: 27 companies completed 30 deals, bringing in $46,326,266
- Life Science: 21 companies completed 21 deals, totaling $84,740,801
- Advanced Materials and Manufacturing: 9 companies completed 9 deals, netting $36,593,237
- Cleantech: 2 companies completed 2 deals, raising $8,084,270.
A majority of the deals in the third quarter were under $5 million. Twenty (20) of the 62 deals were for $1 million to $4.9 million and 32 of the third quarter deals were for less than $1 million.
“We saw a healthy number of deals in the third quarter, but the funding per deal is relatively low,” said Miriam Wilson, CED’s Vice President of Investor Relations. “So far in 2016, companies haven’t landed many deals valued at $30 million and above, which is holding down the total compared to 2015, but the amount of activity is a positive sign and the cumulative total this year has already surpassed that of 2014.”
Investor Activity
North Carolina companies attracted equity investments from 42 unique institutional funders during the third quarter of 2016. The top locations for investors were:
- North Carolina, 13
- California, 5
- China, 5
Nine (9) international investors participated in deals. These investors are based in China (5), the United Kingdom (2), Ireland (2) and Canada (1).
Exits
Ten (10) entrepreneurial companies were involved in exit activity in Q3 2016. Patheon (PTHN) and Novan (NOVN) executed IPOs during the quarter.
The M&A activity included:
- Algynomics Inc. was acquired by Proove Biosciences
- Avelist, inc was acquired by The Muse
- Bamboo Therapeutics was acquired by