Norman W. Sanderson. They also competed at the 2002 Sports Acrobatic World Age Group Games in Riesa, Germany, where they placed sixth in the preliminary round. Coaching career. Annonson retired from competition and began coaching in 2003. Among the athletes she has coached are Kristin Allen and Michael Rodrigues, who won the mixed-pair all-around gold medal at the 2009 World Games in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, the first ever gold medal won for the United States in acrobatic gymnastics at a World Games event. In 2010, Annonson also coached Allen and Rodrigues to win the mixed-pair all-around gold medal at the 	Marie Annonson
4882236	2010 Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships in Wroclaw, Poland, the second gold medal ever won for the USA in acrobatics at a World Championships. WCTC athletes includes the 2011 U.S. mixed-pairs champions, Cassie Lim and Brian Kincher. Lim and Kincher also won the mixed-pair gold in the all-around at the 2011 Flanders International Acro Cup in Puurs, Belgium. In 2009, 2010 and 2011, Annonson was named Coach of the Year by USA Gymnastics. The members of the 2011 U.S Acrobatic Gymnastics National Team members who trained at WCTC include U.S. Junior National Mixed Pair Champions Ani Smith and 	Marie Annonson
4882237	Jake Kanavel and the junior women's group of Haley Douglas, Samantha Mihalic and Nicole Potepa. In 2008, 10 out of 20 athletes attending the World Age Group Championships from the USA were from WCTC. In 2010, eight of the 14 members of the U.S. Senior National Acrobatics Gymnastics Team trained at WCTC. Members of the 2010 U.S. junior national team that trained at WCTC include Smith, Kanavel, and the women’s group of Cassandra Lim, Alyssa Gardner and Katie Slater. At the 2012 World Championships in Florida, Marie attended as the official Head Coach for the USA Delegation. In 	Marie Annonson
4882238	2014, she had 8 National Team members on the USA World Age Group delegation and 2 National Team members on the World Championship delegation. Within each program at USA Gymnastics, the federation recognizes coaches that have received the highest level of coaching distinction. This title is called the Master of Sport. Marie was added to this honorary list in 2014. Along with that recognition, her athletes Kristin Allen and Michael Rodrigues were also inducted into the USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame, Class of 2015. After attending the 2016 World Championships with her 13-19 women's group of Morgan Sweeney	Marie Annonson
4882239	, Sophie Gruszka, and Amanda Waterson, Marie shifted from full-time Head Coach of WestCoast Training Center to focus solely on running the business portion of WCTC. Michael Rodrigues, her former World Champion, took over as Head Coach and continues that position currently. Marie returned to coaching with Michael and her other team coaches in 2019 however, Michael Rodrigues remains the head coach of WestCoast Training Center. Marie participated in the FIG Coaching Academy Level 1 in Portugal in 2009 and the FIG Coaching Academy Level 2 in 2015. She passed Level 2 with the second highest marks and plans to 	Marie Annonson
4882240	pursue obtaining her FIG Coaching Brevet by attending the Level 3 course sometime in the near future. In 2017, Marie attended the FIG International Judges course in Indianapolis, Indiana and earned her FIG Judging Brevet Category 4. She is also currently a USA Nationally Rated Judge. She has judged at international acrobatic gymnastics competitions in Belgium (2019), Portugal (2020) and will judge for the USA at the Acrobatic Gymnastics World Age Group Championships in Switzerland in June of 2021. Other notable contributions Marie has made to the world of Acrobatic Gymnastics is her participation in the Introductory Acrobatic Gymnastics course 	Marie Annonson
4882241	created and lead by her former coach, Tonya Case. This course was created by Tonya while she was the Acrobatic Gymnastics FIG Technical Committee President in order to grow Acrobatic Gymnastics in multiple countries interested in the sport. Marie helped create the 4-day curriculum course and has taught the course in Venezuela (2010), Bolivia (2011), Mozambique - Africa (2012), Mexico (2013 & 2018), Guatemala (2018), & Trinidad & Tobago (2018). Currently, Marie is focusing on WestCoast Training Center, her acrobatic gymnastics business in Livermore, California. She often travels to teach multi-level acrobatic courses, choreograph acrobatic routines all over the USA, judges acrobatic 	Marie Annonson
4882242	competitions and other varied things such as being a member of the Las Vegas World Cup Organizing Committee and has also choreographed the National Elite Routine in 2017 & 2018 at the Acrobatic Gymnastics National Championships. Marie Annonson Marie Annonson is a retired elite acrobatic gymnast who currently owns the acrobatic gymnastics facility West Coast Training Center (WCTC) in Livermore, California. Athletic career. During her acrobatic gymnastics career, Annonson competed nationally and internationally as the base of a women’s pair with top Brittany Horrell on California Acrosports Team (CATs) in Sacramento, California with her coach Tonya Case. In April 2000	Marie Annonson
4882243	Hair receiver Hair receiver A hair receiver is a small pot, typically made of ceramic, bronze, or crystal, with a hole in the lid, kept on the dressing table in the Victorian era to store hair removed from brushes and combs. The hair was recycled in a number of ways—notably for stuffing small bags, about across, called ratts, used to bulk out women's hairstyles. Human hair was also used for stuffing pincushions and small furnishing cushions. It was often paired with a matching trinket box or a powder jar or as part of a dressing table set, made mainly from 	Hair receiver
4882244	porcelain, though glass, metal, and celluloid were also used. Hair receiver A hair receiver is a small pot, typically made of ceramic, bronze, or crystal, with a hole in the lid, kept on the dressing table in the Victorian era to store hair removed from brushes and combs. The hair was recycled in a number of ways—notably for stuffing small bags, about across, called ratts, used to bulk out women's hairstyles. Human hair was also used for stuffing pincushions and small furnishing cushions. It was often paired with a matching trinket box or a powder jar or as 	Hair receiver
4882245	Norman W. Sanderson Norman W. Sanderson Norman Wesley Sanderson Jr. (born July 7, 1951) is a Republican member of the North Carolina General Assembly, representing the state's second Senate district, which includes Carteret, Craven, Pamlico counties. Sanderson was formerly a member of the North Carolina General Assembly, representing the state's third House district, which included parts of Craven and Pamlico counties. Political career. In 2021, he proposed anti-transgender legislation which would prohibit medical professionals from performing gender confirmation surgery on those under the age of 21. The legislation would also mandate that state employees inform parents when their children display 	Norman W. Sanderson
4882246	gender nonconformity." 2006. In 2006, Sanderson challenged incumbent Republican Jean Preston in the primary for the North Carolina Senate District 2 seat. Preston defeated Sanderson, 79.34%–20.66%. 2008. Sanderson next decided to challenge incumbent Democrat Alice Graham Underhill for the NC House District 3 seat. Neither faced any primary that year. Underhill narrowly beat Sanderson, 49.92%–47.65%. 2010. Sanderson faced a rematch with Alice Graham Underhill and Libertarian challenger Herb Sobel in 2010. This time, Sanderson won the seat by a large margin 63.69%–34.24%–2.08%. 2012. When incumbent Republican Jean Preston announced that she would not seek re-election to the NC Senate  District Two seat, Sanderson announced that he would run for the position. In the primary, he faced Randy Ramsey, a businessman from Beaufort, and Ken Jones who is mayor of Pine Knoll Shores. Sanderson won the primary with 51.86% of the vote. He goes on to face Democrat Greg Muse in the general election. Norman W. Sanderson Norman Wesley Sanderson Jr. (born July 7, 1951) is a Republican member of the North Carolina General Assembly, representing the state's second Senate district, which includes Carteret, Craven, Pamlico counties. Sanderson was formerly a member of the North Carolina General Assembly, representing