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not at all. It has been discussed on here before. It is very scary to think about.
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- Jul 31, 2016
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Congratulations! Yes, it is horrifying and the feeling that we are all vulnerable is real...that is what terrorism is all about. Your odds of actually dying in a terrorist attack are still unbelievably small, but I get it!
- Jan 29, 2011
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I love Ariana Grande, she is one of my favorite artists. Her music is so inclusive and so good for young women, young girls. So many kids, young people, went to that concert excited to their favorite celebrity, after begging their parents to get them tickets. They spent their allowance on an outfit. They sang their favorite songs on the way there. It breaks my heart that something so fun, so magical like seeing your favorite artist live, was tarnished by such a violent and senseless act.
To see that people are upset that people are concerned about AG's well-being is gross. People who think she's taking the blame for attention is gross.
Yes, thank God she made it out alive but this will stay with her. She's 23 and has to know that the fans she loved, were taken at her show. No, she has no blame but she's not being dramatic by feeling like she's at fault. Praying for everyone involved.
To see that people are upset that people are concerned about AG's well-being is gross. People who think she's taking the blame for attention is gross.
Yes, thank God she made it out alive but this will stay with her. She's 23 and has to know that the fans she loved, were taken at her show. No, she has no blame but she's not being dramatic by feeling like she's at fault. Praying for everyone involved.
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The youngest so far who has been killed by the Manchester bombing was 8 years old. 8 what sick people do this.
I will say thought h=that communities are really pulling out the stops
I will say thought h=that communities are really pulling out the stops
- Aug 9, 2012
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I just saw a tweet that Ariana has reached out to the 4 identified victims so far about paying for all the funeral costs. I can't imagine how these families feel and how she feels.... so scary.
- Jan 16, 2014
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And this comment thread has me livid.
- Dec 14, 2009
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So we finished our Power Tumbling Placements for our fourth season and I am stoked to say that we have as many in the program as are in our cheer program. Best thing is the cost is way less than cheer. And - no crossovers between cheer and power tumbling! So it is truly a stand alone program in our gym,
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- Jul 24, 2010
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If your athlete was a Senior Level 1 athlete last season, tried out and made a Junior Prep Level 2. How upset if any would be?
Background info: pretty level 1 skills doesn't have a single level 2 skill. There is no S1 this season, small gym so we don't have too many teams to begin with. She's a 13 with no size advantage not tiny, not big and strong somewhere in the middle. Only level 1 stunting experience, and with that it was shaky.
Teams Available for her Age Range
Junior Prep 2 (her team)
Junior 3
Senior 4.2
Background info: pretty level 1 skills doesn't have a single level 2 skill. There is no S1 this season, small gym so we don't have too many teams to begin with. She's a 13 with no size advantage not tiny, not big and strong somewhere in the middle. Only level 1 stunting experience, and with that it was shaky.
Teams Available for her Age Range
Junior Prep 2 (her team)
Junior 3
Senior 4.2
- Jan 9, 2010
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How upset would I be as a coach or a parent?
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My parent perspective : Prep is half year right? I can see an athelete being upset that they have to drop down to half year if they really want to train and compete the full year. Going from a S1 to a J2 is a step up in my eyes. There doesn't seem to be any other option I do not consider placing a shaky S1 on a S 4.2 an option.
- Jan 9, 2010
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Prep isn't always half year. If they're placing her on a team at this point, my guess is that it's a full year team. I agree with you that it's a perceived "step up." My concern as a coach is 1. I don't want a child without level 2 skills on my level 2 team. 2. If there's a J1 or S1 next year that's she's age eligible for, is she going to quit when we move her back down?
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Is she working level 2 skills?
- Jul 24, 2010
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Working level 2 skills consistently, not throwing them independently yet. The prep team is full year.
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If she's doing level 2 skills that can probably be figured out before the end of the summer and stunting is IMO easier to learn than tumbling, I'd probably (if I was the athlete) want to be on the S4.2 team - as I would see the Prep team as a step back.
Is she at the higher age for Junior?
- Oct 14, 2012
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got to go to the soft opening of volcano bay in orlando today, ill sum it up for everyone. It Sucked! bring back wet n wild!!!...
its clearly geared towards young kids as far as rides go, and from the looks of it i cant see them expanding it due to the fact that it sits on top of I-4. Save your money.
its clearly geared towards young kids as far as rides go, and from the looks of it i cant see them expanding it due to the fact that it sits on top of I-4. Save your money.
