American Dynasty

     Our friends at InfiniD Learning released impressive new missions this school year. My Young Astronauts and Voyagers at Renaissance Academy's The Space Place enjoyed a couple new missions which involved "The Crooked Snakes".  One lesson was on gravity and another, for our 3rd grade Young Astronauts, had them using times tables to solve riddles.  The missions were a hit.  One of my squadrons took 10th place in the national rankings.        This is a reel showcasing some of InfiniD's animations this year.  If your local school isn't using IniniD Learning in the classrooms contact me and I'll help you get the ball rolling.  InfiniD Learning makes learning fun using experiential education.  ​SpaceCampUtah@gmail.com      And that's not all,  here is another piece of fantastic news from InfiniD Learning from their Facebook page.      Meet the InfiniD Learning team.  five of them, ...

  Cameron, Rachel, and Henson Admiral Porter has been busy this past month approving outstanding Voyagers for promotion. Three exceptional individuals have earned their stripes, or rather, their Royal Blues, to become the new supervisors aboard the grand starships Magellan and Cassini. Meet Henson, Cameron, and Rachel – the trio that has successfully completed rigorous training, showcasing their unwavering dedication to quality and their commitment to the their starships' missions ahead. Cameron and Henson have been appointed to serve on the Magellan. Rachel will serve on the Cassini. The Magellan and Cassini, vessels known for their adventurous missions in deep-space exploration, have always relied on the expertise of their supervisors to ensure the safety and efficiency of their operations. Henson, Cameron, and Rachel, having spent countless hours immersed in training, have proven themselves worthy of this pivotal responsibility. Supervisors play a crucial role in the functioni...

                            Hello Troops,          I didn't make a list of New Year resolutions.  I stopped performing that barbaric act of  self-depreciation  years ago.  What is the sense of listing my shortcomings and faults?  Sooner or later, the list will become evidence that I'm a slave to slothfulness and gluttony.        My New Year's Resolutions were once my Super Ego's 95 Theses.  They were drawn up yearly and posted to the refrigerator's door in hopes of reforming (by guilt) an old decaying institution which refused to adapt and change for its own sake.  As time passed, those lists became my accusers, which condemned me to the eternal flames every time I reach for a decadent Klondike Bar.  There I would stand, ice cream bar in hand, knowing what I had done.  I'd confess my guilt, unwrap the bar and eat it.  What m...