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Month: May 2016
Emotion And Writing
Sorcerygod writes in reaction to the previous post:
Well, I'm impressed PA, that was a very well-written and pieced-together article. I'm glad I found your site.
But can I offer you a hint? Inject a little more emotion into YOUR DAMN DIATRIBE. It is a diatribe, isn't it? If you truly believe that whites are getting swamped, and you object to it, then show it.
Intellectually, you're basically flawless.
Emotionally, you come across as a too-calm professor adjudicating a dispute between two teenagers who got promoted ahead of themselves to his class. You need FIRE!!!. You need ICE. Let loose your caveman or your circus acrobat, shine, dazzle 'em. I don't ask you to reduce the intellectualism — which is delightful — but show us more of who you are.
When you read Heartiste, notice that he takes gory delight in the "shiv" and laces his neologistic profanities such as "shitlibs" and "shitlords" and "the Skittles man" with hatred, cajoling admiration, and amusing approval. You can *feel* his vibe through his words.
I have nothing but praise for your mind … now work on your heart.
Hey now, "Williams Syndrome" drew blood. Nonetheless, I sincerely appreciate the compliment. Secondly, I admire Heartiste's writing. In fact, I once called him the best writer of our generation and six or so years later, I am even more convinced of that. But his style is rapier wit, mine is different. Finally, thanks for spurring my thoughts on the tangent of writing and emotion.
When it comes to feeling, I'll put it frankly: while writing, I don't care much about my feelings. Rather, I approach writing more like a meditation, similar to a musician absorbed in the strings on his guitar until the sound resonates with the rushing flow somewhere just out of reach. T.S. Eliot had some thoughts on that:
Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion; it is not the expression of personality, but an escape from personality. But, of course, only those who have personality and emotions know what it means to want to escape from these things.
I don't write to express my emotion because no reader cares about that. Writing is about creating an emotion in the reader. It's not about jerking off in front of the girl, it's about making her feel horny and then fucking her. Do I evoke emotion in readers in posts where I aim for that effect? I'm nowhere near the 10,000 hours of practice but in my honest judgment: so far, so good. Examples of where that rushing flow was deafening and I swung for the stands:
- Shots of Wisdom, Part 3 — snapshots that culminate with an overflow of love for my adoptive home.
- It Is A Very Good Year — a carpe diem post.
- We Don't Have To Live Like This — scenes from the apocalypse with hints of a divine consciousness watching and twice, intervening.
Scribbling out a blog post is the farthest thing from my mind when I feel strong anger or passion. But there is one post I wrote because I couldn't contain my rage — and as I learned, that is not a good way to write. The torturous process involved three days of drafting screeds and deleting them, finally accepting that I have no words to match the subject, except for my incomplete adaptation of a Mellencamp verse. I still get a lump in my throat when I visit that post, and not because of anything I wrote there. It's #LoganTipton.
The Mudshark: A Comedy Or A Tragedy?
A young brunette and a dark-skinned man are strolling about downtown on a nice evening, looking idly into the storefront windows they walk past. It's not what you think. I was meeting up for drinks with a group of coworkers and as it happened, most of us were running late except the above-mentioned brunette and the Black coworker of mine, who were not a couple. To kill time while waiting for the rest of the group, they walked around for a bit. Later, she described to me the shock of noticing people's reactions to the sight of them as a presumed couple. She said that she's never experienced that before: every person she passed either gave her dagger-looks or froze her out. "How can somebody choose to live that way?" she asked.
On a crowded subway train, a petite White woman stood with her stroller turned away from me. I gave her a sympathetic smile as she jostled her way through the crowd to get off the train at her station. She caught that and responded glowingly. Then she turned the stroller, revealing a biracial child that obviously had a Black father, and — this was purely a reflex on my part — my friendly expression changed to a cold mask. She caught that too, and it showed in her eyes.
How about an East Asian perspective on mixing? Stationed as a U.S. soldier in Korea, I was out with a local girl one afternoon. We were cutting through apartment blocks and came upon a group of young boys who shouted something at us in Hangul. Her face turned deep red, she squeezed my hand and prompted me to walk quickly. Once clear, I asked her what they said. She replied "they called me a terrible name, I don't want to tell you." Two years later, now out of the Army and back in the United States, I was having lunch with another Korean girl. She mentioned that she had two Amerasian classmates in Seoul and told me that the half-White girl was very nice. She then scrunched her face into a portrait of disgust and added "the Black one was so ugly. Everybody hated her."
Folks, I didn't create the world, I just describe it. For pretty lies, you're free to look at Old Navy ads. For ugly lies, turn on your television. And as for comedy, there is this story in the Observer, titled "The Tiresome Question I'm Often Asked About My Brown Kids: Where Are They From?" that transcends the sordid to reach for high farce:
I'm a white mother of six children, five of whom are children of color, and four of whom came home to our family through foster-adoption.
So… one out of six ain't bad? Not exactly:
[M]y first child, Rory, who is my biological son. His father is Jamaican, and Rory, now 18, alternates between referring to himself as biracial or Black.
Sometimes you just have to laugh. The linked article is unadulterated comedy pinned on hackneyed bitching about normal questions that normal people ask her about her abnormal household.
But that spectacular story aside, what about the common and depressingly banal instances of mudsharking — does one laugh or weep at one woman's self-removal from the common gene-pool? I guess it depends on whether you think that her straying was predisposed or an accident. Or to expand on that question, is exogamy effectively nature culling a defective female in a mocking form of subtractive eugenics? That is the case if you accept a deterministic explanation that 'sharks are genetically predisposed to becoming morbidly generous and disloyal. In that scenario, female exogamy is a boiling-off dynamic similar to Amish youths who leave their communities for modern life.
Or is the eugenic explanation false because women are malleable, or like leaves in the wind that follow the strongest current? That would make miscegenation a tragic loss to all of us, no different, from the Darwinian perspective, than an ordinary teenage girl's death in a traffic accident.
More succinctly then, is it fate or chance? I will leave that question to the reader, but first ask him to acknowledge a common overcorrection of sex-realism, the tendency to discharge women of their agency. When it comes to sex, from selecting the shade of lipstick to making herself vulnerable to rape, nothing a woman does is "by accident." Rather, her choices, big and small, follow a ruthlessly Machiavellian, internally consistent logic that guides her toward the optimization of her reproductive outcomes. In a healthy girl living in a healthy society, that internal guide can lead her toward life's end-game of triumphant grandmotherhood. In other cases, her inner guide will be a false song, as with women who delay pair-bonding and motherhood. Or its program will be hijacked, as with girls who deform themselves in body and soul.
Mudsharks follow that hijacked behavioral template. Some are extreme submissives thrilled by being degraded. And what's more degrading that the steps that lead her toward lumbering through Walmart with fatherless, identityless children? Others are acting out the female equivalent of omega-rage, lashing out at their world in the most devastating way they can, exacting revenge on their fathers or former White boyfriends by staining their own branch to spite the tree. And yet others merely have exotic tastes and as with the author in that Observer article, they want the world to know it.
So is the crossing of racial lines always pathological? My answer would be that miscegenation is a breaking of a taboo. Sometimes nothing bad happens. Sometimes love has strange whims and two good people find each other across cultures. In fair-weather times, a touch of spirit for vive la difference can even turn up a genial "superman."
But these are not fair times and fortunes are no longer in a forgiving mood. A big part of our former dispensation was society's acceptance of the collective costs of individual discretion and indiscretion. Yet tolerance has its limits and human nature, with its aversion to cuckoldry and habitat corruption, asserts itself when pushed by circumstances such as the current demographic climate Whites are finding themselves in, facing an engineered future of being minorities in our own countries. Such a worst-case-scenario is frightening to a sane person. And that is why the future is identitarian, which means that you have to know who you are.
Wisdom is a product of patriarchy. Old women transmit their fathers' lessons to their granddaughters. The man is a tree, with women as vines wrapped around him, assuming his shape. Where there is nothing upright, the vine creeps along the ground. Woman — like any human being — has agency but she needs a man's guidance to balance her sometimes conflicting instincts, and without that guidance she flails. This is why as men, we are responsible for directing women toward decisions that do not destroy their lives and snuff out our common future in the literal crib.
Because if we don't, we are enabling their behavior, letting them forget that a woman's burden — normally a happy one — is to draw support from the same men whose child she bears. Fucks and bucks from the same men, which is why when they go Black, a natural process kicks in wherein men drive their unfaithful women to exile — literally or into internal exile, starting with hardened eyes on a crowded train.
It can be difficult, such as when you are a father faced with the choice of either the humiliation of being a race-cuckold or the pain of disowning your daughter. Gentlemen, don't fool yourselves — there is no third way. That's why to avoid the dilemma, if you have a daughter, raise her right and give her all your love and protection as she's growing up. And at the right age, let her know that there are things you will not accept. Then if she turns her back on you, you are free to cut her off with a clean conscience. A commenter at Chateau Heartiste offered the words for a hypothetical conversation with one's mature daughter before it's too late:
if you betray your people by sharing your love with outsiders, they will reject you. the outsiders will also reject you, because you're not one of them. you will be totally alone. nobody will want you. ever.
you will have no safety. no protection. no friends. no love.
And maybe tell her that yes, you get it, Black people have become America's national mascot and you concede that it's now bad form to criticize them. But then add: "silly girl, it's Black women who are supposed to have babies with them."
The Emergent U.S. Map
Selections, Part 1
I took that photo last year while vacationing on the Albemarle Sound. It's one of the few places on the U.S. east coast where you can watch the sun set over the water.
Thordaddy's statement on raising a son has been one of the more memorable comments here:
My philosophy to my boys is such…
Put your mind on objective Supremacy.
Train your upper body as though you are to be crucified.
And work that lower body as though you were to be a beast of burden.
Zbigniew Preisner, Song for the Unification of Europe: the linked video is the choral finale to Krzysztof Kieślowski's film Bleu, the first installment of his three-color trilogy. A self-taught musician, Preisner collaborated with Kieślowski for years, writing scores for his films.
In Blue, Juliette Binoche's character loses her husband, who is a famous composer, and their son in a car accident. The plot is about her coming to peace with what happened, including finding out about her late husband's now-destitute mistress carrying his child. The above-linked video appears just before the closing credits. The chorus performs the verses from 1 Corinthians 13 in the original Greek. Notable moments in the linked video, as I see them:
2:00 – Our awakening
2:30 – Our past
3:15 – Our present
3:40 – Our future
After Kieślowski's untimely passing in 1996 (he died during heart surgery at the age of 54), Preisner compiled his newer compositions into an album titled A Requiem for my Friend, on which Lacrimosa is the best-known piece.
I bought that CD in 1999 and played it, along with Mozart's Requiem and an hours-long Techno compilation on my drives between Boston and Maryland. There is no road quite like Merritt Parkway at midnight.
Mac Davis, Baby Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me.
Girl you're a hot blooded woman, child,
and it's warm where you're touching me.
But I can tell by your tremblin' smile,
you're seeing way too much in me.
Girl don't let your life get tangled up with mine,
'cause I'll just leave you, I can't take no clinging vine.
White Reservations
A good photograph makes you want to be there. The image below is a fragment of an advertisement for a gentrification community. I cropped the image to zoom in on the party-of-four in the poster's foreground. Do you feel like you want to join that group?
In my thoughts, I connected that photo with an unrelated comment someone made at Steve Sailer's in a discussion about tipping-points for White schools and neighborhoods that initially see a small number of Blacks move in:
From observation I'd say a stable 5% black might be manageable in a school but 7% seems to be at the point where things start to shift slowly as they become a greater presence and some of the whites no longer like the atmosphere. The quantitative change just starts the ball rolling, slowly at first then the pace quickens.
We'll come back to that. But first, the photo. The incongruently token Black chick is the only normal-looking person at that table. As to the White girl, your eye hovers over her but something feels off. She's young, with nice hair and a coquettish smile. And then — the uncanny valley hits you: what is going on with her waist? You realize that you're checking out a 25-year-old girl's head on a 65-year-old woman's torso.
As for our two hosts with their pear-shaped bodies, the Zuckerberg clone is a queen. To his right, fedora-boy smiles weakly, body language deferential to the effeminate alpha. If a healthy man is a bloody steak, then those two are cake batter that failed to rise.
There are no accidents in commercial photography. Everything, on down to the slant of the shoulders of a background extra, is painstakingly staged with multiple exposures taken over the course of the day-long shoot. The art director and his client had access to a wide range of models, and yet they selected those underwhelming characters. Doing so, they channeled the spirit of our time.
Question: what does all of that have to do with the above-cited comment from Sailer's blog? Answer: the photo and the comment describe the condition of conquered Whites.
Faced with territorial encroachment, an animal reacts with a fight-or-flight response, choosing the less costly option. But because the fight-response has become too costly after Ike's 101st Airborne fixed bayonets on American schoolchildren, Whites opt for flight. It is not a natural state of affairs. It is not a normal way to live, except for prisoners.
A homogeneous cultural habitat, secured by force when necessary, is humanity's norm. Yet when blessed with vigorous liberty Whites can thrive even in a 95% Black environment. For example when in imperial mode, the English made Rhodesia the breadbasket of Africa and the Portuguese built magnificent architecture in Mozambique while running it as 3% of the total population. In post-Reconstruction South, old Black men tipped their hats to White teenage boys.
To drive Europeans down to a condition under which a few Section 8 voucher-holding single moms bring a community to a tipping point suggests a diabolical arrangement with images of boots on men's necks. Through some unnatural and very expensive process, U.S. Whites had become like a body without autoimmune system that is unable to handle normal germ loads in its environment. It has to live in a bubble, its capital like an unguarded peach that anyone can bite.
The advertisement from which I cropped the posted fragment shows a large hipster-friendly pub in which everybody is White. Come see your vanilla reservation, boys and girls. And tomorrow — to the dog park! Just be ready to pack up.
"No deal," you say because you look at that photo and you don't want to be there. Maybe it's the frumps. You turn your back and you walk away with purpose, to create something worth bleeding for.
Idle Thoughts on Popular Songs: Slumming It
An overlooked part of the "quality, not quantity" proposition is that a healthy society is a social pyramid. If you drive K-selection too hard in the aggregate, you become a top-heavy people. If you eradicate your own proletarian, quasi-criminal class, then you create a vacuum that aliens are more than happy to fill — and when you give away your streets, you give away your future.
And you lose the fount of your own life-force and creativity when you snuff out or outsource chaos. Here are some songs with different perspectives about the other half:
Kris Kristofferson — Sunday Morning Coming Down. The song is about a drunk experiencing a moment of clarity when he sees normal people doing normal things. Today, the song represent a moment of clarity for all of us, with its scenes of once having had a country of our own. The linked version, a duet with Johnny Cash, is the song's best performance.
George Jones — Who's Gonna Fill their Shoes. A vignette that captures an aristocrat and a worker sharing a common bond. Respect and pride, noblesse oblige and appreciation. How a member of the elite should relate to one of his people.
Drive-By Truckers — Outfit. This is the greatest American song of the century so far. A Southern-style list of do's and don't for a young man from someone who learned things the hard way.
Pulp — Common People. One of the best songs from the 1990s.
She told me that her dad was loaded
I said in that case I'll have a rum and Coca-Cola.


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Exhibition Opening: Aglika Gaytanikova
Sofia Gallery, 7 pm
The Bulgarian Cultural Institute London presents an exhibition of paintings by the Bulgarian artist Aglika Gaytanikova.
Special Guest: Aglika Gaytanikova
?glika Gaytanikova
Born 21.11.1968 in Sofia
1987-graduates High School of fine arts in Sofia
1995-Master degree in Mural painting in the Academy of fine arts, Sofia
Works in the field of oil painting, ikons and mural painting
2008-Murals and Ikons in a Chapelle in Koprivstitsa
2013- Murals and Ikons in a Chapelle "Holly Trinity" in Rasgrad
1998 – Vidin-Belgrad
1998 – Gamsigrad, Serbia
2001 – Racha, Serbia
2004 – Ohrid
2011 – Ohrid
2013 – Dimitrovgrad
2014 – Sosopol
2015 – Sosopol
2016 – Mukteshwar, India
2014 – Cite des Arts – Paris
2015 – Exhibition in Budapest, Hungary
2015 – Exhibition in Paris, Bulgarian cultural institute
2016 – Residence in New London, Connecticut, USA
2016 – Exhibition in London, Bulgarian cultural institute
2015 – Biennale of Aquarelle, Delhi
2016 – Residence in Griffis Art Center New London, USA
Aglika Gaytanikova is not only an artist with a her own creative individuality, but also a painter with powerful creative capabilities.
Having completed her artistic education in the class of mural painting of Prof. Dimo Zaimov, in the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. This class has enjoyed very high standing for decades its graduates are not only precise painters, but are also able, with an acute measure of balance, to organize individual elements of the composition and to achieve tonal unity.
The artist has managed to transform the ornamental character into an artistic motif that has its own life in the plastic tissue of the composition. This motif is not delineated flat on the canvas but rather concentrates in itself energy forces that make up one very tense dynamic rhythm. Its direct impact expresses visually the sense of spatial depth penetration through the intervention of one or more concentric circles. Different in density silhouettes, in shape and color, they acquire the two-dimensional plane of the pictorial surface to impress upon us the presence of a third dimension in a composition that looks decorative. Thus our young author proclaims her personal victory as a painter above the decorator and creates a space without boundaries. This suggests a promising start, which is about to recreat its capabilities.
prof. Maximilian Kirov
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Unfortunately the usual photographic angles of the Royal Opera House in Muscat is not allowed anymore. The Guards are very particular these days and they wont allow you to take photos nearby the Building, especially the front side of it. Which is very sad. I guess I am lucky having to take the photos of the different angles earlier when it used to be allowed.
But as I always said, a good photographer wont let that stop him/her, a good eye is a good eye and if you look deep and closely a good angle is always there. Above is my latest photo at a different angle of the Royal Opera House Muscat. Hope you like it. Thanks


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After being out in Los Angeles for about a year and a half, I had rarely ventured out of the area, save for a few drives down to Anaheim for baseball games, or family trips out of state. This weekend, I finally got the chance to visit a city I had been to about 12 years ago when my family first visited California – San Francisco. Granted, the impetus for this trip was another baseball game, The Red Sox vs. the Giants during interleague play, but the trip was more than just another check on my long list of baseball stadiums I needed to visit.
Almost immediately upon stepping out of the hotel for the first time, we were entranced by the city. Personally, I had always heard San Francisco compared to Boston, and I could see the similarities very quickly. Almost after every turn, I noted a building or street that reminded me of one in Boston. I said it while walking around, but any city with train tracks in the middle of the street is a comforting sight to me. (And a reliable subway/public transportation system, even cab drivers that aren't afraid to drive like cab drivers)
We were especially impressed with the area around AT&T Park, which is built right on the bay.
There were some great views from the harbor itself – of the bay, the stadium and the city Skyline.
Holding back a description of the game from this blog, the park and fans were great – beautiful setting, open environment, fun things to do (there's a slide in the big Coke bottle in center field), friendly fans – there was even a vendor selling Red Sox merchandise outside the stadium. That kind of stuff never happens in other cities.
We also happened to be in town for the Gay Pride Parade, which was another great opportunity to see what San Francisco was really about. Again, a very friendly and festive atmosphere throughout the weekend. We felt very welcomed into the city, many residents even gave us their condolences for living in Los Angeles.
I'd definitely put San Francisco on the list of places I'd like to live, just obviously in the immediate future that kind of move does not make sense. More than likely, another visit is well in order. We'll be back San Francisco, we'll be back.


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Earth Day is the celebration of a movement that began in 1970, which "gave a voice to an emerging consciousness, channeling human energy toward environmental issues"[1]. However, Earth Day is more than just a single event during the year, its true message is for individuals and companies to become an active participant in the well-being of our planet, by making a commitment to sustainable efforts every day, year after year.
"At BioFlora, we implement sustainability through our agricultural practices, which are either organic or sustainable in nature. This means that we rely on biological processes and conditions, rather than the heavy use of synthetic inputs, which often create adverse effects" stated Luke Blotsky, Founder and CEO of the Global Organics® Group, of which BioFlora is a division. "We are excited to now incorporate another aspect of sustainability, through a company-wide recycling program".
Recent studies from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimate that 75% of the American waste stream is recyclable, but we only recycle about 30%[2]. So as not to be a part of this cycle, administrative staff at Global Organics' headquarter offices have now been educated on the importance of recycling, and how to incorporate items such as: plastic containers, aluminum items, cardboard, newspapers and other paper products into the recycling program. BioFlora's larger production facilities throughout Arizona have also joined in on the recycling effort, sending large steel and cardboard shipping containers to local recycling facilities that would typically go to waste.
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text: Allergy cooking is an area that got me started in the catering and eventually the wedding side of the event business, i have always enjoyed this area of my work and constantly updating recipes and menus to adapt to the changes that are affecting many people nowadays. I recently had a client who is extremely allergic to garlic, to level of needing to carry an epi pen at all times. The tasting session was something that i spent alone time researching to make sure that i got he food, vegan , correct and that all herbs and spices that i used, were safe for my client. I had not realised that garlic can be in garam masala, also on an ingredient list 'seasonings' can include garlic. It was fascinating delving deeper into this area of extreme allergy and wanted to make sure that it was safe for her and install in her 100% confidence. I made a fantastic pesto, rocket, spinach, capers and pine nuts, super tasty and a great colour. Also played around with kale pan fried in coconut oil until crispy, adding in chestnut mushrooms, cherry tomatoes , lime leaves then some kafir leaves for that extra zing. Super tasty and can be served with quinoa or wild rice with some added turmeric, another favourite herb of mine. Vegan dishes are a fantastic way of show casing local and seasonal vegetable produce, the vat to really bring them alive is the addiction of herbs and spices, used to their full potential they can unleash a mouth watering meal. I also made a vegan pannacotta, easier than i first through,vegan gelatine is a joy to work with and the fresh vanilla really did give it a lovely rich flavour adding in a gluten and dairy free, lavender shortbread, looked lovely and the combination really worked.


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November is National Peanut Butter Lover's Month
This recipe has been wandering through my mind for over a year now. It would peek in unannounced, reside for a day or two, and disappear for a few weeks, only to return when I least expected it. The combination is so unconventional that I feared giving the recipe a life outside my brain. What if it doesn't taste as good as I have imagined?


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Let the fun begin with Sylvan's Coding for Kids courses in Johnson City! Our hands-on programs equip elementary and middle school-aged kids with essential programming skills by teaching them how to design their very own video game It's a fresh and exciting way to equip your child with valuable creative, technical and problem solving skills he or she can use in the classroom and beyond.
Our Coding for Kids Programs Include:
- A highly motivating and collaborative learning atmosphere where camaraderie is cultivated and new friendships blossom!
- Fun-to-use Tynker™ technology that makes learning computer programming a blast
- Engaging activities your son or daughter will be excited to work on, such as designing characters, creating animations and adding special effects
- Weekly projects that build on one another, leading up to a finished video game that can be played with family and friends


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Year 2 Fir Class 2019 - 2020
Miss Almond
Look on our learning journey tab for more information about what we're up to this half term!
Fir Class
Miss Almond
Teaching Assistants: Mrs Miller and Mrs Robinson
Spring 2 Term
Our Topic Title this half term is...
'Exploring the Outdoors'
Useful Information:
- Our PE day is Wednesday. In order for your child to take part, please ensure your child has a PE kit which must contain a top, shorts/jogging bottoms and trainers/pumps. PE kits should stay in school as we may have the chance for extra PE lessons/enrichment activities.
- Our homework is given out on Friday and must be returned at the latest by Tuesday.
- Homework alternates between an activity on the homework grid and mathletics. The homework grid can be found in your child's homework book or in the 'homework grid' tab.
- Lunches are provided free of charge to children in KS1.
- Fruit is provided every morning break time for your child. If you would like your child to have milk it can be purchased on the 'cool milk' website. Hot snacks are also available during morning break time. Prices are listed below:
Monday: Toast 25p or Crumpet 30p
Tuesday: Toast 25p or Bacon Sandwich 60p
Wednesday: Toast 25p or Teacake 30p
Thursday: Toast 25p, half bagel 25p or full bagel 50p
Friday: Toast 25p.
- Copy and paste the links below into your search browser to go straight to the Bug Club and Mathletics log in screen.
- Bug Club allows your child to read their level reading books in a digital format. On Mathletics, tasks are set by the teacher relating to the current maths topic. Children can also play maths games. Please encourage your child to log in independently so that they are able to do it in school!
- Mathletics: https://community.mathletics.com/signin/#/student
- Bug Club: https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/login?c=1
- Children should have their reading book in school every day. It is our aim to hear your child read once a week however there are many opportunities for independent reading. Please try to read with your child as often as possible (little and often is better than nothing) because nothing impacts on learning more!
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Holiday Sale and Picnic
The past weekend we had our Holiday Sale at the Academy then Holiday Picnic at Rothenbach park on Saturday afternoon. The Holiday Sale was a success with students buying privates at discounted rate, merchandise and Equipment. Everyone is getting ready to be even better in 2014! If you're looking for something special for a a special someone or family member we have various packages available to give. Call the academy to find out how quickly you can get your Holiday shopping going.
We also had a wonderful time at the picnic. Everyone spent time together eating, playing games and learning how our K 9 dogs are taught to catch the bad guys. Thank you Kevin and Hiro. Martin Academy will be posting where you can buy a calendar of the guys and their K 9 partners. This money goes to support and help out the K 9 dogs who have retired. Call the academy or shoot us an email and we will let you know where to go and buy the calendar.
I want to thank everyone who attended the picnic and supported the Holiday Sale.
Training at MAMAs ( Martin Academy of Martial Arts) is a place where students become friends and we are all like family. Martial Arts enriched my life in many ways and I hope to see the students at Martin Academy use the martial arts as a method of making their lives better as well. Recently we've had more calls on Personal Training sessions for groups of women, it is my wish that whatever I have learned in the past 35 years will help someone else to be safe. 2014 I look forward to seeing the growth of Wing Chun Kung Fu in myself and in the students at Martin Academy. Teaching has always helped in my growth. Now is the time to think about how you can make your training and your life better in 2014. We hope to see you at Martin Academy!
Click on the link below to see pictures of the Holiday picnic. Maybe you will be in one next year.
Have a great Thanksgiving everyone!


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One my favorite places to go for lunch or dinner is definitely Olive Pit. I discovered this place about 1 1/2 ago. Once it was discovered it become a hit in my life. Olive Pit is doing something right because it is always popping in there!
Mainly, I don't think there are a lot of mediterranean eateries in North Orange County. So, Olive Pit is filling that void. And doing a good job I might add.
I generally like to eat here because it is so tasty and to me it is a healthy meal. 90% of the time I order the Mediterranean Salad with grilled Salmon. The salad is fresh chopped romain, fresh feta cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers and olives (which I omit). I absolutely LOOOVE it I could eat is every day.
Olive Pit is not a table service restaurant. But is on the high side of the price range for a order and sit down restaurant. If you order one of the "family" meals though it is not expensive at all. I went with my mother and sister the other day and we ordered the largest family meal. It consisted off a roasted whole chicken, 3 kabobs, and 3 small sides. We chose the Mediterranean salad, Roasted Artichoke Hearts and Basmati Rice. We also ordered a side of hummus.
Go to Olive Pit for lunch or dinner.
Steak Skewers
Roasted Artichoke Hearts
Steamed Basmati Rice w/ Tazitki Sauce
Roasted Chicken
Pita Bread
Mediterranean Salad
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Catholic Theological Union
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Building a Child Safe Storage ShedDecember 10, 2013
Last modified: January 22, 2018Backyards are places for building family memories and also a spot where one builds a storage shed.
Building a Child Safe Storage Shed
Backyards are places for building family memories and also a spot where one builds a storage shed. Now, use your mind's eye, think about the backyard, shed and your children and imagine the different possibilities. When you have kids at home and you are making plans for a storage shed construction, you must be extra cautious and should keep child safety in mind.
In a child's mind, the shed will be transformed into a fort, castle, or a ship sailing the seven seas. It will become anything a child can visualize. They see your storage shed as a playhouse rather than a place for storing tools and equipment. In truth, the shed contains many number of dangerous, sharp, pointy and often poisonous items. Garden sheds also hold the potential of housing explosive combinations of chemicals. While the child sees the shed as a playhouse it is, in reality, a place of danger.
What parent would not do everything in their power to keep their children safe? I bet when your children were toddlers you child-proofed your home. As your children grew older, they were less apt to stick their fingers in electrical sockets and they respond to your instructions better. Even with the dangers attached to storage sheds we often do not tell our kids to stay away from the shed.
While we want to keep our kids safe from harm, the truth is that we NEED to take proper precautions to do so. Making our shed safer to minimize any potential hazards is an important step that we must take. We also need to talk to our kids about the dangers inherent to the shed and what they should do to minimize this risk.
Guidelines for Avoiding Hazards
1. Put your tools in order. Make sure that each tool has a secure place for storage and that you return the tool to its designated spot when not in use.
2. Unplug all power tools or, if battery-powered, remove the batteries when not in use. Secure sharp tools in cabinets that can be locked and keep the shed locked as well. If your shed has windows, close and lock them. Keep your keys in a safe place away from your kids.
3. Ensure your shed doesn't have any loose boards, gaps or cracks in the walls that would be big enough for your children to squeeze inside.
4. Hazardous and flammable materials must be stored in a locked cabinet.
5. Never, ever leave your shed door open. Not even when you are just working in the yard. It takes a split-second for a child to wander inside and play with the tools and equipment inside the shed. It is always better to be safe than sorry.
Speak to your offspring
Sit and chat with your kids and better yet, have a family gathering. Teach them the dangers that can be found in the garden shed. Get them involved by asking what they think the shed rules should be and what they think are the fair consequences if they violate the rules they agreed to follow. Make sure you enforce those rules.
Never take shed safety for granted when it comes to children. They are naturally curious and experts at pushing the envelope to its breaking point ,constantly testing to see what their limits really are. In making plans for storage shed construction, make sure to keep safety a top priority, especially when you have kids at home.