Avoiding tag-rendering before Spry kicks in?

Is there a way to avoid displaying the raw HTML before Spry
does its thing? In an accordion showing XML data elements {title}
and {description}, for example, you'll see {title} and
{description} first before the accordion is drawn with those items
replaced by the appropriate data.
I'm loading a heavy background picture, which slows
everything down, so perhaps that makes it more obvious, but, still,
any method for avoiding the tag display would be welcome. Even in
sample pages you can see a flicker of the pre-Spry HTML.
See
www.taradeal.com/pow.html
(may not work in IE6 right now).
Thanks,
-dan

Add the class SpryHiddenRegion to your region
than in your css add .SpryHiddenRegion { visibility:hidden;
}

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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