Most days, Roup teaches four classes, and works as a fit model.
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Roup kicks off her classes, which have an ever-expanding following, with dance cardio.
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Her name is Megan Roup, and we've been doing a lot of fun dance cardio.
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Roup is the first trainer from Project to have her workout scaled for the wider Equinox audience.
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JERUSALEM/LISBON (Reuters) - Danny Roup, Israel's celebrity weatherman, does not necessarily see clouds on the geopolitical horizon.
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"There's something about knowing where you're going and being able to focus on the little muscles," Roup says.
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"I spend a lot of time on my music — I feel like I'm a full time DJ," Roup jokes.
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Roup does not want to leave Israel but says Portuguese citizenship could help his children, who can apply as adults.
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And Megan Roup, a former dancer and trainer at PROJECT by Equinox, incorporates music and dance in her hour-long class.
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With The Sculpt Society by Megan Roup, you can stream workouts from your phone that are between five and 50 minutes long.
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"I believed strongly enough in what I could deliver in the class, I just knew I needed to spread the word," Roup recalls.
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And I can totally see why people are so drawn to Roup: She's effervescent, and bounces around the studio like a bar mitzvah hype dancer.
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A little over a year ago, Megan Roup was invited to teach a workout class at Project by Equinox, the gym chain's fitness incubator in SoHo.
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Luckily, we have a gym in our building, and I'll go there to meet my trainer Megan Roup, who I have been seeing for two years.
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I asked Roup if it ever feels weird to be the face of a workout, or have people who come to her class just to see her?
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The company said roup earnings before interest, tax, depreciations and amortisation (EBITDA) rose 10.4 percent to 4.1 billion euros and revenues increased by 7.4 percent to 300 billion euros.
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For someone like Roup, who's on her feet dancing all day, it makes sense to wear a shoe like the GEL-Kayano because it has more substance underfoot, he says.
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These days, Roup teaches sold-out classes weekly at Project, streams dance classes on a digital platform called Óbe, has 35K followers on Instagram, and sells branded home workout equipment.
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Roup is among thousands of Israelis who have embraced a citizenship offer by Portugal to descendents of Sephardic Jews who were expelled from the Iberian peninsula during the medieval Inquisition.
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Before working in fitness, Roup was a professional dancer for the Brooklyn Nets, and she knew she wanted to use simple dance moves — like the grapevine, box step, and jumps — for the cardio portion of her class.
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VigLink is a San Francisco-based, outbound-traffic monetization service for publishers, forums, and bloggers. VigLink specializes in in-text advertising and marketing. VigLink CEO Oliver Roup founded the company in March 2009. In 2012, Oliver Roup reported VigLink was working on 5 billion pages per month.
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During the Iraq War, the company replaced the programme's graphics and briefly cooperated with the internet portal MSN to present its featured video articles. In 2005, weatherman Danny Roup announced his move to Channel 10. Channel 1 weatherman Danny Deutch moved to Channel 2 to replace Roup. In April, the Second Authority for Television and Radio bid for two Channel 2 franchisees.
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Following submission of the valuation report to the Sheriff Court, the Sheriff Officer has six months in which to remove the attached articles from the debtor's premises and sell the attached articles at roup (Scots term for a public auction).Debt Arrangement and Attachment (Scotland) Act 2002 ss 27-30. Following the roup, the Sheriff Officer must submit another report to the Sheriff Court, ending the diligence process.
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Jonas Roup McClintock was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1808 to John and Elizabeth (Roup) McClintock. He graduated from Western University of Pennsylvania, the forerunner to the University of Pittsburgh, and received a M.D. degree from the University of Maryland Medical School in 1830. He rose to local prominence due to his efforts in treating Pittsburgh residents during the cholera epidemics in the early 1830s. In 1832 he organized Pittsburgh's first board of health.
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One daughter, Kitty Winebiddle, inherited what constitutes Friendship today. Many of the streets in the area take their names from members of the Winebiddle clan, including Winebiddle, Roup (Kitty Winebiddle married a John Roup), Aiken, Negley, and Baum. The City of Pittsburgh annexed the East End in 1868, and the Winebiddle clan began dividing their land into plots and selling them. What is now Bloomfield was developed first and was divided into narrow plots and used for rowhouses.
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Heritable property may also be sold at an auction, called a roup in Scots law. The Seller prepares a standard contract that is exhibited to the bidders in advance of the auction.
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The Village of Perry was incorporated in 1830. The Perry Downtown Historic District, First Methodist Episcopal Church of Perry, Brick Presbyterian Church, Barna C. Roup House, and Epworth Hall are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia, Vol 18, Property, Ch.4, Corporeal Heritable Property, para 641. The winning bidder at the roup, signs a minute of enactment and preference to bind himself to the pre-prepared contract and becomes the Buyer.Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia, Vol 18, Property, Ch.4, Corporeal Heritable Property, para 641.
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Jonas Roup McClintock (January 8, 1808 - November 25, 1879) was an American physician and Democratic politician from Pennsylvania who served as the 8th Mayor of Pittsburgh from 1836 to 1839. He also served as a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 1850 to 1854 and the Pennsylvania State Senate for the 22nd district from 1854 to 1856.
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Oliver Roup founded VigLink in 2009, after discovering that less than 50% of links to Amazon.com on the web were engaged in the affiliate program. The VigLink product was in market by January 2010. The same month the product was released in market, VigLink received $800,000 in seed funding from First Round Capital and Google Ventures.
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At Martinmas, 11 November 1791, the Burns family left Ellisland Farm and moved into the town of Dumfries six miles (10 km) away.Dougal, Page 291 About thirty people had attended the auction or roup and the levels of drunkenness led to Burns recording that Such a scene of drunkenness was hardly ever seen in this country.
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As a result of the financial crisis, the funds were not forthcoming and it was decided to sell shares by roup (public auction) on 14 August 1781; presumably these were forfeited shares (i.e. not additional shares). The shares taken up were heavily discounted and not all were taken; the final eleven shares were advertised in the Glasgow Journal on 21 March 1782.
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Bute House Guidebook. The plot where Bute House now stands was sold in 1792 by public roup (auction) to Orlando Hart, a shoemaker, prominent member of the Town Council and deacon-convener of the trades in Edinburgh, for £290.Gifford, p. 162.Bute House Guidebook, p. 3. Sir John Sinclair, 1st Baronet In 1806, Sir John Sinclair, 1st Baronet bought the newly completed house for £2950.
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Barna C. Roup House is a historic home located at Perry in Wyoming County, New York. It was built in 1898, and is a -story, Queen Anne-style frame dwelling with a 1927 addition. It features intersecting gable roofs, asymmetrical massing, polygonal bays on three sides, and an elaborately detailed, wrap- around porch. The porch is supported by Doric order columns and has a turreted roof and a small balcony above.
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Therefore, the group's name was changed to the National Association of Army Nurses of the Late War. No meetings were held for two years, but the roup re-instituted for a national meeting in Louisville, Kentucky on September 13, 1895. In 1897, the group, then known as the National Army Nurses Association, convened in Buffalo at their headquarters at the Women's Christian Association Building. There were about 500 members.
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If the lost property is sold by Police Scotland, such as by police auction, termed a roup in Scots law, compensation is recoverable to the owner (NB: this does not include a possessor).Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 s.72 The buyer, in good faith, obtains a real right of ownership in the property which cannot be challenged by the former owner. Such claims for compensation by the former owner must be made within one year of the disposal.
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Archibald Cornwall is prominent in records of the Edinburgh Baillie's court which detail his weekly role as a court officer. He confiscated and marketed clothes and household goods belonging to defaulting debtors. Confiscated goods were displayed at the Mercat Cross on the Royal Mile and sold to the highest bidder, to reimburse creditors who had obtained an order called a "decreet" from the baillies. The Scots words for confiscation were "poynding" or "apprysing", the sale or auction, "comprysing", or a "roup".
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) granted approval of the acquisition on December 10, 1969, giving Turner its first television property. Soon after Turner received approval of its purchase of WJRJ-TV in January 1970, Turner changed the station's call letters to WTCG (which officially stood for _W_ e're _T_ urner _C_ ommunications _G_ roup, although the station used " _W_ atch _T_ his _C_ hannel _G_ row" as a promotional slogan). The sale was formally completed four months later on April 6, at which time Turner was assigned as licensee of WJRJ-TV.
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Huntershill House in 2009 Huntershill House in 2009 Huntershill House is a classic example of an 18th-century Laird's house, built c.1769-1781, designed by an unknown architect. The lands of Huntershill were formerly part of the lands of Auchinairn owned by James Lyle; "his circumstances having become embarrassed his Lands of Auchinairn were sold by his Creditors by Public Roup in several lots" on the 15th day of October 1748. From the 1780s it was the family home of the political reformer Thomas Muir, Younger of Huntershill (1765–1799).
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In order to obtain articles kept inside a debtor's home, the creditor must raise diligence proceedings in the Sheriff Court. Obtaining an exceptional attachment order allows the creditor to:Debt Arrangement and Attachment (Scotland) Act 2002 s.47(2). # Attach, remove and auction at roup any of the debtor's non-essential assets kept in his/her dwellinghouse. # Carry out the attachment process during a specified period of time during the order # Open and shut any lockfast dwellinghouses, or part of it, for the purpose of carrying out the attachment process.
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This lasted exactly one season, and by the fall of 2003, the station's branding reverted to "UPN 57". Viacom officially became the sole owner of WGBS on August 25, 1995, the same day Fox closed on its purchase of WTXF. On December 11 of that year, Viacom changed the station's call letters to WPSG (reflecting its operation by the _P_ aramount _S_ tations _G_ roup subsidiary). Viacom bought CBS in 2000, creating a duopoly with KYW-TV; WPSG's operations later migrated into KYW-TV's studios at Independence Mall.
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Friendship takes its name from Friendship Avenue, an east-west thoroughfare that runs from Bloomfield to East Liberty. Some residents claim that Friendship Avenue is named after an alleged friendship between Joseph Conrad Winebiddle and William Penn. But this is a myth: the men were not contemporaries, and William Penn never visited Western Pennsylvania. Friendship Avenue in fact takes its name from a local farm that stood at the corner of Friendship and Roup and was named "Friendship" by its owner, one of Penn's descendants, who like Penn was a member of the religious Society of Friends.
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Independent UHF stations were not ratings winners or that profitable even in larger markets, but Turner concluded that this would change as people wanted more than several choices. He changed the call sign to WTCG, erroneously claimed to have stood for " _W_ atch _T_ his _C_ hannel _G_ row" but in actuality stood for _T_ urner _C_ ommunications _G_ roup. Initially, the station ran old movies from prior decades, along with theatrical cartoons and bygone sitcoms and drama programs. As a better syndicated product fell off the VHF stations, Turner would acquire it for his station at a very low price.
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Methven Erskine the 10th Earl of Kellie died in 1829 to be succeeded by John Francis Miller Erskine as 11th Earl of Kellie. The castle was abandoned by Erskine and cleared of its contents at a muckle roup (public auction) in 1830. John Francis Miller Erskine was confirmed as 26th Earl of Mar in 1835 and the Earldom of Kellie was united with the Earldom of Mar. The property then seems to have fallen to James Maitland Hog of Newliston (thereafter titled "of Newliston and Kellie") but Hog made little use of the estate, and the castle lay abandoned for many years.
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An endophyte program aimed at systematically isolating agriculturally promising Epichloë strains from this and other ryegrass seed collections was undertaken by Garrick Latch in the late 1980s/early 1990s. A ryegrass seedling from the INRA F187 seed lot was recognized as producing desirable anti-insect compounds. Originally called 187BB, E. hybrida Lp1 was identified in 1989 as the twenty-eighth isolate obtained from the seed batch. This isolate was placed within a group of Epichloë strains known as _L_ olium _p_ erenne _T_ axonomic _G_ roup 2, LpTG-2, which the formal E. hybrida species definition is now expected to encompass.
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The Roup holdings—today's Friendship—began to be developed later, when trolleys running along Baum Boulevard extended beyond Bloomfield in the 1890s. Friendship was therefore built as a streetcar suburb, and its houses are large, square homes designed for professional-class families in the Victorian period. These homes have elaborate architectural embellishments, and are located on some of the only flat streets in the City of Pittsburgh. As a streetcar suburb, Friendship lacks its own business district, but its residents have access to shopping on Penn Avenue in nearby Garfield and East Liberty, on Liberty Avenue in Bloomfield, and on Walnut Street in Shadyside.
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He obtained his release from prison, 30 July of that year, on giving bond for the amount of his fine, and early next year went to London, where he laid before the king a narrative of the sufferings to which he had been exposed. This proceeding gave great offense to the Scottish privy council, who sent a letter to the king accusing Cardross of misrepresentation, the result being that all redress was denied him. Thereupon he emigrated to North America, where he established a plantation at Charlestown Neck, South Carolina. On 28 October 1685 his estate in Scotland was exposed to sale by public roup, and was bought by the Earl of Mar at seventeen years' purchase.
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On her first appearance as a three-year-old Gold Splash finished second to the André Fabre-trained favourite Baya in the roup Three Prix de la Grotte over 1600 metres at Longchamp on 15 April. A month later she started 3.7/1 second favourite behind Baya for the Poule d'Essai des Pouliches over the same course and distance. Ridden as in her previous race by Olivier Doleuze she took the lead 400 metres from the finish and in a closely contested four-way struggle she finished third behind Madeleine's Dream and Ski Paradise, just ahead of Baya in fourth. Mosse regained the ride when Gold Splash was sent to England to contest the 144th renewal of the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot on 16 June.
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The U.S. Department of the Army publication, Religious Requirements and Practices: A Handbook for Chaplains, summarized the doctrines of the ULC as follows: According to Lewis, Hensley personally believed in reincarnation, in a merely human Jesus, and "in the reunification of all religions and governments under the Universal Life banner during thirty years of turmoil around the year 2000"; however, none of these beliefs were doctrinal to the ULC, which allowed members to follow their own doctrines. The Army's Handbook for Chaplains also notes that the ULC "has a very loose structure", with those ordained being given "a set of instructions on how to form a congregation", but otherwise operating with complete autonomy. It further notes that those ordained "may perform any of the functions normally associated with the clergy, including the conducting of weddings, funerals, etc.", and that "[g]roup worship is not required, but local congregations are required to hold regular meetings".
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In July 1969, Rice Broadcasting announced an agreement to merge with the Turner Communications Corporation—an Atlanta-based group owned by entrepreneur Robert E. "Ted" Turner III, who ran the billboard advertising business founded by his deceased father and had also owned radio stations in Chattanooga, Tennessee (WGOW); Charleston, South Carolina (WTMA-AM-FM, the FM station is now WSSX-FM); and Jacksonville, Florida (WMBR, now WBOB)—in an all-stock transaction. Under the terms of the deal, Rice would acquire Turner in an exchange of stock and adopt the Turner Communications name; however, Turner would acquire about 75% of the merged company and own 48.2% of its stock, receiving 1.2 million shares of Rice stock worth an estimated $3 million. The FCC granted approval of the acquisition on December 10, 1969, giving Turner its first television property. In January 1970, soon after Turner received approval of its purchase of the low-rated UHF outlet, Turner changed the station's call letters to WTCG, which reportedly stood for " _W_ atch _T_ his _C_ hannel _G_ row" (though the "TCG" officially stood for _T_ urner _C_ ommunications _G_ roup). The sale was formally completed four months later on April 6, at which time Turner was assigned as licensee of WJRJ-TV.
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