// JavaScript Document
function WellnessService(title, description) {
	this.title = title;
	this.description = description;
}

function WellnessServiceComparator(ws1, ws2) {
	return ws1.title > ws2.title;
}

var wellnessServices = new Array();

wellnessServices[0] = new WellnessService("Yoga", "This six thousand year old science, originating in India, is demystified and designed for mainstream fitness enthusiasts. The course combines elements of Hatha yoga with traditional fitness exercises and stretching routines to provide a revitalizing, non-purist Yoga work-out that integrates body, mind and breath for total performance. Strength, conditioning, breathing and relaxation components are featured. It is appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Participants will be introduced to Yoga as a mind & body practice and will gain a basic understanding of Yoga history and philosophy.");

wellnessServices[1] = new WellnessService("Pilates", "Since \"Pilates\" was originally named \"Contrology\" in the 1920's by Joseph Pilates, the word \"Control\" still remains as he intended the Pilates method to be. It's essential concept is to stretch and strengthen the body with heed to symmetry and alignment. Pilates is not repetitious of meaningless exercises, but a holistic approach to creating balance through engaging the body, breath and mind. By working the body \"smart\" rather than \"hard,\" exercising the Pilates way leaves you stimulated, not exhausted, and results in long lean muscles rather than bulk.");

wellnessServices[2] = new WellnessService("Belly Dancing", "Belly dancing sessions I and III will be an introductory course experience where sessions II and IV are for women that have participated in Belly Dancing before.  Everyone will be exposed to American tribal belly dance, and  This class will be an introductory course in American tribal belly dance, and no previous dance experience is required. Each dancer is encouraged to abandon her worries and hesitations at the door and prepare to experience a six week session of celebrating her own body through movement and discovering the power and beauty that dancing ignites within all women. Students may be exposed to Middle Eastern, Indian, North-African, American and Eastern European styles of tribal and solo dance.");

wellnessServices[3] = new WellnessService("Restorative Yoga", "In a lecture he gave at UW-Eau Claire, Dr. Harold G. Koening, M.D. presented striking research that connected stress with healing. A person who gets injured during final exam, he said, takes 30% longer to heal that is that injury occurs during summer vacation. In Restorative Yoga, we will look at practical techniques for reducing stress and rejuvenating the body, mind, and spirit. This is the gentlest form of yoga and will benefit those already in a state of physical or mental imbalance as well as prevent illness and injury in people who are healthy. We will modify traditional yoga poses using props that will allow for passive opening of centers in the body that hold tension and stress. In addition, we will practice unleashing the healing power of conscious, deep breathing. This is a wonderful way to honor the gift of body and breath and to optimize their proper functioning.");

wellnessServices[4] = new WellnessService("Tools to Tame Stress", "We all have stress in our lives; the difference is the way that we deal with the continual activities of the day.  Learn to relax using tools from Easter and Western modalities, which will help you, carve out a snippet of time on days when you need help putting life in perspective.  Use this class as a small escape from work or homework to learn techniques that you will be able to take with you for a lifetime.");

wellnessServices[5] = new WellnessService("Chinese 18 Postures", "A 6000 year old form of Qi Gong, originating in China and handed down from Master to pupil, consisting of a unique sequence of eighteen gentle stretching exercises that combine with slow and measured breathing techniques. It is a proven method of training the body, the breath, the mind, and the Qi to improve health and longevity.  Meant as a life-long practice that takes just 20 minutes, it energizes the body while calming the mind.  If you frequently have aching muscles, feel stiff, low on energy, or recognize the need for more balance due to life's stressors, please join us.  Qi Gong can change your life!<br/>(No floor work).<br/>Instructor: Diane J. Omtvedt, C.Ac., M.Ac., RNC-E ret.");

wellnessServices[6] = new WellnessService("Scentsational Oils (Fall)", "The holidays are coming!  Create wonderful homemade inexpensive gifts while learning about the ancient art of aromatherapy using therapeutic grade essential oils.  Participants will create memorable, scented, chemical fee products for bath and body, and have take home samples and recipes for further exploration.  All oils are therapeutic grade.<br/>Class limit: Eight.");

wellnessServices[7] = new WellnessService("Scentsational Oils (Spring)", "Looking for that perfect Mother's Day gift?  Create wonderful homemade inexpensive gifts while learning about the ancient art of aromatherapy using therapeutic grade essential oils.  Participants will create memorable, scented, chemical fee products for bath and body, and have take home samples and recipes for further exploration.  All oils are therapeutic grade.<br/>Class limit: Eight.");

wellnessServices[8] = new WellnessService("Ayurveda &ndash; Nutrition Course", "If you would like to learn more about yourself, how to balance your physical, mental and spiritual well-being, and get inspired to eat healthily then this class is for you!  We will explore these topics from the perspective of the medical art and science from ancient and modern India called Ayurveda.  This class is sure to awaken something wonderful inside of you!");

wellnessServices[9] = new WellnessService("Adanved Ayurveda &ndash; Nutrition Course", "In the advanced Ayurveda class you will acquire practical skills for maintaining or regaining radiant health.  We will do an in-depth study of the digestive system and you will learn why prominent Ayurvedic physician Vaidya Mishra says that the \"brain of our brain resides in the colon.\"  Understanding yourself through an Ayurvedic lens will help you cultivate self-awareness so you can consciously participate in who you are becoming day-to-day.");

wellnessServices.sort(WellnessServiceComparator);