The document is a newsletter from Allstar Martial Arts Academy announcing upcoming events and news. It discusses an upcoming bullying prevention workshop, Halloween and Thanksgiving holiday hours, an upcoming board breaking clinic to help students overcome their fears, a "buddy week" where students can invite friends to class, and accomplishments of students who competed in a recent karate tournament.
The document provides photos and descriptions from the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia. It shows views of the city of Vancouver and nearby mountains from the cruise ship that served as the photographer's home for a month during the Olympics. Several photos depict crowds and long lines at various Olympic venues, as well as the photographer's small cabin on the ship and their office overlooking the mountains, describing their experiences working at and viewing the Olympic events.
This document discusses the other enemy faced by Civil War soldiers besides combat: disease, discontent, and despair. It analyzes how soldiers had to contend with illnesses like typhoid and malaria in camp hospitals. It also explores how homesickness and harsh conditions led to low morale and depression among troops. The bibliography and image sources cited provide further context on the hardships endured on the home front and battlefield during the American Civil War.
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Martial arts training at Allstar Martial Arts Academy offers benefits beyond self-defense, including building character. Students learn discipline, respect, perseverance, and confidence through practicing techniques and tenets of taekwondo. The document announces upcoming events at the academy in spring and summer 2011, including testing ceremonies, summer camps, and a "Fun Week/Buddy Week" where students can invite family and friends to class.
The document announces schedule changes and new classes for Allstar Martial Arts Academy effective April 5, 2010. New classes include additional beginner classes for ages 5-6, a female only teens class, a black belt only class, and a weapons class. It also announces the upcoming summer camp from June 14-August 13 for ages 5-12, as well as upcoming testing and birthday party opportunities. The academy aims to develop confidence in students through martial arts training.
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These ideas were all suggested by former self-harmers.
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1) It discusses overcoming fear by understanding that any consequence is not worth the paralyzing feeling, and encourages being a "valiant tiger" instead of a "scaredy cat."
2) It notes that doing "crazy shit" usually results in laughter and a sense that "that was awesome," which is better than endless "what ifs" that leave one proceeding with excessive caution.
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Motivate yourself every single day by not letting fears or other's expectations limit you from fully experiencing and contributing your gifts to the world. Throughout life's ups and downs, choose to give your best self to the world by actively living rather than passively watching. Build people up through empathy, compassion, and kindness rather than tearing them down. Focus on laughing, loving, forgiving and other qualities that will allow you to truly give your best self rather than worrying over small trivial things. The people who will make the most difference are those who genuinely care, so care enough to give your tiny yet significant best to the world each day.
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The Allstar Alert
Allstar Martial Arts Academy¡¯s News & Events Fall 2010 Oct./Nov.
Bully Beware!
Knowledge is power. Get smart. HAPPY
HALLOWEEN!
Know how to handle bullies.
Have a kickin¡¯
Bullying is a common occurrence and is happening more Halloween.
and more. Kids and adults are far too often victims of Be safe, be
smart.
bullying. The effects of bullying compound over time and
can lead to extremely detrimental situations. One of the
most effective ways to help your child to NOT become a
victim of bullying is to talk about ways to properly deal
Events:
with a bully. Bullies love helplessness and isolation. So Oct. 29, 2010 Spooky Parent¡¯s Night Out
how can you prevent becoming a bully¡¯s target? Instead of Nov. 8-13 Buddy Week
Nov. 12 Board Breaking Clinic
seeming helpless and upset (which is what the bully wants) Nov. 24-27 Closed for Thanksgiving
be sure to look confidently into your bully¡¯s eyes and tell Holiday
him, ¡°No! Leave me alone!¡± Be sure you are with a Dec. 3 Parent¡¯s Night Out (Drop and
shop for the holidays)
group as much as possible. Bullies try to targets kids who Dec. 11 Testing Ceremony
are alone. Finally, tell a grown up and ask Dec. 13 Awards Ceremony
Dec. 14-18 Fun Week
for help! For more information, visit:
Dec. 17 Makeup Testing
http://www.pacerkidsagainstbullying.org Dec. 20-Jan 4 Closed for Holiday
2. Refer Your Friends and
Win Allstar Bucks
Who wants to win ¡°Bucks¡± for telling your friends and
family to come try taekwondo at All-star Martial Arts
Academy? Well, get ready to tell everyone you can
about Allstar Martial Arts Academy! During the week
of October 25, 2010 each student will receive 20
Allstar Martial Arts Academy Halloween Cards with
great offers for new students. Write your name on
the cards with a permanent marker and pass them out
to your friends and family. A great way to pass them
out is to give one to each trick-or-treater who comes to Apple Bites
your door on Halloween, along with your treats. You
can also pass them out to classmates, friends at football Enjoy this fun and healthy
Halloween treat.
or soccer, or friends at mom or dad¡¯s work. If someone
comes in to try lessons, and turns in a card with your Ingredients:
name on it, you will earn $5.00 Allstar Bucks to be
Apples, Slivered Almonds
used towards any merchandise purchase at our Pro Quarter and core an apple, cut a
Shop. You can earn LOTS of Allstar Bucks if you refer wedge from the skin side of each
quarter, press slivered almonds in
LOTS of people. You will get $5.00 Allstar Bucks for
place for teeth.
each person that turns in a Halloween Card! There is
no limit on the amount of Allstar Bucks that you can Tip: If you¡¯re not going to serve
them immediately, baste with
earn or use at the Pro Shop. The purchase must be orange juice to prevent them from
greater than the amount of Allstar Bucks you have to browning.
spend. It¡¯s that easy! Have you had your eye on a Re-
(http://familyfun.go.com/halloween/hall
Breakable Board? Well, if you get 5 people to come in oween-recipes/halloween-snacks/apple-
bites-688193/)
and try lessons, you¡¯ll get $25 Allstar Bucks that you
can use towards the purchase of the Board! Oh, if you
need more than 20 Halloween Cards, let us know!
Here¡¯s a sneak peak at the
Halloween Cards. Remember to use
a permanent marker and write your
name on the back of each of them!
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3. Get Over Your Board
Breaking Fears
Don¡¯t let wooden boards get the best of you. Get
over your fear and get empowered by attending the
Allstar Martial Arts Academy Board Breaking Power
Hour (and a half). During the Power Hour (and a
half) you will learn how to overcome your mental
hurdle of breaking the real wooden boards. This will
help to remove the mental barriers that are keeping
you from breaking boards. We will teach you
techniques and tips that will help you to get over the
fact that it¡¯s a piece of wood. You will learn and
experience what it¡¯s like to break real wood boards.
You will be able to practice your board breaking on 8
First Board Breaking, Next Cement Blocks!
real wood boards, during the Power Hour (and a
You¡¯ll feel so confident and empowered after
half). This is a fantastic preparation for any
attending our Power Hour (and a half) that
upcoming Testing Ceremonies, where you, the
you¡¯ll probably be ready to try some things you
student, will have to break wood boards during your
would have never tried before. Get ready for a
test. Gain confidence, get empowered! Pre-
whole new world to open up before you!
registration is required for this event, which fills up
Date fast. This event is not limited to members. Bring
Friday, November 12, 2010
& your buddy or a family member. Let them get
Time 6:30-8:00 p.m. empowered with you!
Pre-registration is required.
Details
$40
Wear your uniform if you are
a student. Wear comfortable
clothes if you are friend or
family member attending the
Power Hour.
Registration deadline:
NOTE
November 6, 2010
If you have any questions, just ask!
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4. Bring your Buddy to Class During Buddy Week
November 8-13, 2010
Let your friends and family members see how much fun you
have in class at Allstar Martial Arts Academy during
Buddy Week! November 8-13, 2010 is Buddy Week.
Your friends can come to class with you during Buddy
Week, so that they can see what martial arts is all about.
Your buddy just has to bring a Buddy Pass with
him/her on the days that they come to class with you.
We¡¯ll make sure you know how to get your Buddy
Passes. Guess what? If you bring a buddy during Buddy
Week, you get to wear your Allstar Martial Arts Academy T-
Shirt to class! Check out our really cool new All-star T-Shirts
coming soon!
Happy Thanksgiving
We wish everyone an enjoyable and
relaxing Thanksgiving Holiday. In
observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday,
the studio will close from Wednesday,
November 24th through Saturday,
November 27th and will reopen on
Monday, November 29th.
He who thanks but with the lips
Thanks but in part;
The full, the true Thanksgiving
Comes from the heart.
~J.A. Shedd
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5. Allstar Martial
Arts Academy¡¯s
Birthday Parties
are a HIT! Joseph Mullica October 03
Christopher Chronis October 04
Calib Adams October 11
Arthur Gerlach October 13
Jessica Cohen October 13
Jordan Cohen October 13
Mathew Weiss October 15
Maggie DeMars October 16
Jordan Louis October 21
Rickey Cardona October 29
Kelby Fredrick November 01
Colby Johnson November 04
Jake Kerr November 04
Fabrizio Pineda November 05
Benjamin Berman November 05
Anthony Mancusi November 08
Mason Martinez November 12
Tony Anthony November 13
Jake Moretz November 22
Bryan Petz November 23
Nicolas Gonzalez November 23
Cassandra Husik November 24
Justin Schiffer November 27
Skyler Elkin November 27
Daniel Pridgen November 28
For Birthday Party information, please call, email or stop by.
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6. Allstar Martial Arts Academy¡¯s Students
Win Big at the South Florida Karate
Klassic Tournament
Many Allstar Martial Arts Academy
students competed at the South Florida
Karate Klassic Tournament, held on
Saturday, October 16, 2010 here in West
Pam Beach, Florida. Tournaments
provide our students with an opportunity
to compete with other martial arts students
from the area and to see where their
technique ranks among them.
Congratulations to all tournament
competitors! Everyone did a fantastic job
and everyone should be proud of
themselves! We are proud of each and
every one of you, for demonstrating
excellent sportsmanship and representing
Allstar Martial Arts Academy with the
positive attitudes we love to see! Thank
you for making us so proud! Seeing all of
the competitors and all of their hard
earned trophies and ALL THE
SMILING FACES is the greatest
reward for Mr. and Mrs. Lord, and the
instructors at Allstar Martial Arts
Academy. Reminder: Group picture with
all competitors and your biggest trophy on
Sunday, October 24, 2010 at 1:00 p.m.
at Allstar
Martial Arts
Academy.
(Please bring
just one
trophy.) Wear
your uniform
and belt,
please. Check
out the local
newspapers for
the pic!
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