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Recipe for Lemon Drop Cookies
I had a bunch of lemons I needed to use so I came up with a new cookie recipe. I am calling these lemon drop cookies! Do they still make lemon drop candy??? I haven't had one in years! Anyways, these cookies remind me of lemon drops!! They are similar to my lime coconut snowballs, but obviously there is no lime or coconut...so maybe they aren't that similar:)
I love that these cookies are bite size and full of lemon flavor. I used a lot of zest, fresh lemon juice, and they even got drizzled with a lemon glaze. You can never have too much lemon if you ask me. The more I pucker up, the better:)
I think these cookies would be perfect for a party! They are elegant and bite size...and really easy to make! You can make the dough ahead of time if you wish...and they also tasted great for a couple of days!
If you are a lemon lover like me, try these cookies. They are LEMONICIOUS!
Lemon Drop Cookies
1/2 c. butter softened
1/4 c. powdered sugar
2 Tbsp granulated sugar
zest of 1-2 lemons, I like a lot of zest!
juice of 1/2 lemon (about 2 Tbsp)
1 1/4 c. flour
1/4 tsp baking powder
1/8 tsp salt
For the Glaze:
About a 1/2 c. powdered sugar
Juice of about 1 lemon
Lemon zest-just guess!
-In a medium mixing bowl, combine flour, baking powder, salt, and whisk to combine, set aside.
-In bowl of stand mixer, combine butter, sugars, lemon zest and beat on high until light and fluffy, you want it really creamy!
-Add the lemon juice and beat until well combined.
-Turn mixer to low and add in the dry ingredients, a little at a time.
- Turn the mixer up to medium to incorporate all of the dry ingredients into the cookie dough. Be patient, it will take a couple of minutes to get everything well mixed.
-Roll the dough into little balls, you want them little so they are bite size and cook evenly.
-Chill the cookie balls for at least 30 minutes. The dough can be made in advance!
-Preheat oven to 375 degrees and line two baking sheets with parchment or Silpats.
-Place the cookies on lined baking sheets and place into oven to bake for 10-12 minutes. Don’t overcook!! Take them out when the bottoms are very slightly browned.
-Remove from oven and let cool on cookie sheets.
-To make the glaze-mix powdered sugar, lemon juice, and zest with a whisk. Whisk until smooth.
-Using spoon, drizzle the glaze over each cooled cookie and let it run down the sides.
I think I could eat that glaze by itself. I love a good lemony glaze.
I've seen lemon drop candies around, not everywhere though.
Can't wait to try they look great love anything lemon.
DROOOOL! Those look SO good, and the picture is just gorgeous!
these are some sexy cookies!! :)
These cookies look just wonderful! And since they're so tiny, I won't feel so guilty if I scarf a couple of handfuls, right? I also can't wait to try your lime coconut cookies. Tabbing this page NOW!
I have to laugh there is this advertisment on how to lose belly fat and then I see these scrumptious lemon cookies! I really need to cut back on my sweets. This month has been horrible with Valentines day and birthdays. Thanks for the recipe for the cookies and for stopping by to see the CAKE! Have a great day and stay warm!
Dawn-I love the glaze too, it really makes these cookies shine:)
Elyse-These cookies are easy to pop in your mouth! Let me know if you try the coconut ones.
Flourchild-Sometimes random ads pop up! Too funny about that one!
I am a huge fan of lemon cookies...looooove them!
these look fantastic.
These look scrumptious! Love the picture with the cookies around a rose!
I love dessert with lemon - these little drop cookies look amazing, especially with the glaze.
My kids were just talking about the wonderful lemon cookies we had in Key West years ago and asking to make them. I'll have to give this a try!
oh yum. I'll have to bookmark this for my next tea party!
They are so pretty! I bet they are delicious!
I love that picture with the rose in the middle. . those look really yummy!!!
they are lovely indeed... :)
i could totally go for a cookie now....
Barbara- I have never been to Key West but I want to go, especially if good cookies are involved!
ttfn- Come on over for a cookie..ha! I wish the blog world was that easy:)
mm. i love lemon! the glaze sounds so good! great idea!
Holy Cow. These look beautiful. The glaze looks so good dripping off like that! Lemon treats are a favorite of mine.
Those cookies look yummy! What a perfect way to use up the rest of my lemons.
Great recipe! Thanks for dropping by to say hi :) I'm a Dorie fan, too.
Hey, thanks for stopping by Petit Elefant! Come back anytime. By the way, those cookies look divine...
Mmmmhhh, irresistible lemon cookies! They look really pretty and tempting!
I am a fan of lemon, and these look perfect!
ooh I love lemon drop candy too, pretty much anything lemon flavored. I love citrus in sweets! I'll have a few of these with a cup of tea :).
Oh wow! I'd love to have a few of those in my hand right now!
These sound scrummy, I love anything lemony
I love the kind of sour lemon with the sweet from the sugar, such a lovely combo!
These look great! Love a lemony-ness in a cookie.
Looks like you've got a winner cookie there :)
That cookie needs to be entered into a contest.
Yummm... I think I can eat them all :)
Oh how I love lemon! I can't wait to make those! YUM!
Oh my these sound sooo good!
Fab, fabulous TPATP! I love lemon cookies, lemon bars.. wait what am I saying I love cookies!!!!
those are so pretty, and i'm sure they're delightfully refreshing. and the glaze. that can go straight down my throat. :)
I am resisting these till after the wedding...so I am bookmarking it first. They really look lemonicious!
These Lemon Drop Cookies look so good and I'm definitely going to try this recipe.
These look so delicious, and they would be perfect at an afternoon tea... unfortunately, I would probably eat all of them myself!
Aw, these remind me again of the first cookies I ever made! memories!! :)
I love anything lemon. I just made Giada's lemon ricotta cookies -- they were so good, I ate them all.
These sound fabulous! We'll definitely try them
thanks for sharing!
These look scrumptious! :)
These remind me of our Easter cookies that we make. Cant wait for those!
Puckerlicious! MMM, lemon lover here. Until last month I never tried meyer lemons. They're pretty darn good to but that doesn' mean I'm done with the "regular" ones by any means.
Great photos. The rose in the center was a nice touch!
I love lemon, and these look amazing!
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The upper house of Nepal’s Parliament has approved a new map for the country, including land controlled by India, in a row that has strained ties between the South Asian neighbours.
India, which controls the region – a slice of land including Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh and Kalapani areas in the northwest – has rejected the map, saying it is not based on historical facts or evidence.
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Members in the 59-seat National Assembly, or upper house, voted 57-0 on Thursday in favour of a constitutional amendment bill seeking to replace the old map, chairman of the house Ganesh Prasad Timilsina said.
The bill was passed by the parliament’s lower house over the weekend.
“We have enough facts and evidence and we’ll sit [with India] to resolve the dispute through diplomatic negotiations,” Law Minister Shiva Maya Tumbahamphe told Parliament.
The new map requires President Bidhya Devi Bhandari’s approval.
The latest border dispute between the countries began over India’s inauguration last month of a Himalayan link road built in a disputed region that lies at a strategic three-way junction with Tibet and China.
The 80km (50-mile) road, inaugurated by Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, cuts through the Lipulekh Himalayan pass, considered one of the shortest and most feasible trade routes between India and China.
The road cuts the travel time and distance from India to Tibet’s Mansarovar lake, considered holy by the Hindus.
But Nepal says about 19km of the road passes through its area and fiercely contested the inauguration of the road, viewing the alleged incursion as a stark example of bullying by its much larger neighbour.
Nepal, which was never under colonial rule, has long claimed the areas of Limpiyadhura, Kalapani and Lipulekh under the 1816 Sugauli treaty with the British East India Company, although these areas have remained under the control of Indian troops since India fought a war with China in 1962.


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Spring break is right around the corner in these here parts. I think the kids have seen my Spring Bunny Scavenger Hunt for the past two years so this year I wanted something new. Then I saw this tweet from elementary school librarian Carter Higgins and I was set.
It reminded me of the Guess Who Book Character display I did last fall. When I emailed Carter she generously shared her files with me and allowed me to revise them for my library. She has also given me permission to share original files here! So you get two versions for the price of one, haha! Choose which one works best for you!
This is Carter’s version. You have to add a letter to each character when your print them out. Then hide them around and have the kids unscramble the letters to form the secret phrase “Reading Rocks.” Unfortunately I don’t have access to an editable version of this one. But here are the files for the document and all the images:
This is my version. I put the characters in order as I think the unscrambling part will be too tricky for some of my younger patrons. My Word document or PDF document both have the scavenger hunt sheet as well as all the characters with their corresponding letters. Print, hide, and let the kids hunt!
Do you have any spring break activities your community loves? Let me know in the comments!
Today I am excited to share another guest post! We are accepting guest post submissions on an on-going basis so feel free to contact us if you’d like to share something related to youth services. We are open to ideas! This week our guest poster is all the way from Australia. Welcome Kristy Baker who is sharing ideas for filler activities for school-age kids. For the past ten years Kristy has been working in a variety of learning environments in a variety of roles with young people. More recently, she worked as a Teacher Librarian before moving to the public library sector and is currently working in a public library in a rural part of north-west New South Wales, Australia. She can be found from time to time on Twitter at @kristybaker663.
I have been programming and facilitating two face-to-face Junior Book Clubs since the beginning of 2016. The programs are under development and include various activities aimed at promoting a love of reading, literature, and public libraries in young people and their families. The participants create and contribute in their public library by building displays or writing pieces for the eNewsletter. We used to facilitate a Maker Space and have run creative writing workshops in the school holidays – a lot of the ideas for book clubs crossover. One club is aimed at young people in kindergarten or prep – grade 2, and the other club is aimed at young people in grades 3-6. The younger club meets weekly, and the other meets fortnightly; both for one hour each. The need for a suitable activity spontaneously comes up during the meetings and I have found that planning meaningful activities for these instances can be just as useful as planning the main body of the meeting.
Fillers Fillers are activities that are implemented ‘on the spot’ in a moment when you have time to spare (such as waiting for a clip to load, everyone finishes the main activity with a lot of time remaining, waiting for everyone to arrive).
Hot seat is a drama game that can be really effective and lots of fun. One participant takes on the role of a character that the audience is familiar with, and sits in the Hot Seat as questions are asked of them. The answers may not always be obvious and the aim is for the person in the Hot Seat to really consider the point of view of the character based on their knowledge of the story or character. Answers should be longer than ‘yes’ or ‘no’! Depending on when this filler comes up, you could use a character from a story shared in that session, or choose a well-known character.
This is a fun one that you can personalise to reflect your library space or activities. It is based on traditional charades with the element of mime, however all of the topics are about the library. For our Library Charades we take photos of the book club participants doing various library ‘things’ – activities or using particular equipment or within specific spaces – and the photos are used as prompts for the charade. Things like:
reading the blurb
using the OPAC
researching on a computer
walking up the stairs to the meeting room.
As we come across new topics or activities, or things change at the library, we can add new photos.
The game does take a bit of practice and demonstrating of clear actions! Participants take 3 guesses from the audience before volunteering clues. We have some really tricky ones that the participants wanted to include – such as book titles, and even verso page – for these ones we give some verbal clues up front! Participants, one at a time, select a piece of paper with a photo and act out the content. I play the game in this format with the younger club and I quietly double check with the person doing the actions if they understand what the topic is first. I’ve found it’s highly necessary for me to know what will be acted out too because sometimes the participants misunderstand or may not see the connection between a guess and the topic.
Activities for Early Finishers Not every child will finish an activity, such as craft, at the same time. (If this is your goal, using timers – such as sand timers – can be really useful). There are some simple activities that can be employed for individual early finishers that won’t take your time away from the whole group. The first example, below (Story Tree) is specific to one of the Book Clubs I run and relates to a broader idea.
We have been ‘growing’ the Story Tree as a part of the younger Book Club since the club commenced. All of the leaves feature the title and author of the stories we read each session. (Participants can also add a pear to the tree. Pears feature a text a child has read outside of Book Club & has shared with the club). A child can colour a leaf for the Story Tree for a book read in that session (the leaf can have the title and author/illustrator details written by you, or the child) and stick it on the tree. If you don’t have wall space available to display something like this, you could possibly make a scrapbook. Older children could do something asking for more detail about the text, as well as choose their own display theme.
As a part of being in Book Club, participants are the first to preview new items from the Junior collections. Early Finishers can browse these items, with or without some targeted direction such as – who would you recommend the items for, how would you describe the style, what’s your favourite part – depending on the text type and length. Again, sand timers as a time management tool can be useful so kids know how long they’ve got with the activity.
Why plan fillers and early finisher activities when you may not need them?
You will end up needing them, at some point!
They can become regular, or routine, activities that participants get to know and can either run themselves or are just very seamless to employ – not taking much time or preparation.
They are activities that you can add to your repertoire!
What activities do you employ for early finishers or as time fillers?
Anyone have a ton of display space at their library and constantly looking for display ideas? *raises hand*
Having a lot of display space is a blessing and a curse. It’s a great chance to make the children’s area an inviting, exciting spot to stay and play. Sometimes you can make the display interactive or informative. But it’s also a lot of work, especially if design is not your strong suit. I have two giant corkboards above the picture book area in my library. Once the Summer Reading Club ended and I had to take down all the kids’ nametags, I knew I needed to think up something for the fall. After browsing Pinterest for display ideas, I found something that would be perfect: a guess who game using character silhouettes.
I searched and searched and searched but couldn’t find anyone who’s done this type of display and had any sort of file to share. You know, something someone else could print and go. I learned that most people make these silhouettes using a die cut machine (i.e. a Cricut) or by tracing the outline of a character onto black paper after projecting it onto a wall. I don’t have a die cut machine and the latter seemed too time consuming. So I made my own files!
I stuck with book characters, but you could easily branch into popular characters from other children’s media. Once I found a PNG image of the character, I copied it into PowerPoint and then changed the brightness level to -%100. That creates the silhouette. I then copied that image into a Word document which had been set to 11 x 17. That way I could make the image as large as possible. You’ll notice in the files that some of the images have blurry edges. Never fear! Just cut off the blurry edge when you are cutting out each picture and kids will never know.
Here are the files for anyone wanting them! I had to split them into a few different parts.
The first two files have the actual silhouettes. Those you can cut out and adhere to any display board. Some of them are tricky to cut – Fancy Nancy will take some scissor skills! The third file is the answer sheet I printed, glued to a piece of red paper, folded in half, and put on the bottom left of the first board. You can kind of see it in the picture above. It says, “Answers” on the top. That way kids and caregivers can check their answers on their own.
If anyone has any other display ideas that work for large areas, please let me know in the comments! I’m especially interested in interactive displays or displays that serve a purpose such as reader’s advisory. If you try this one out, I’d love to know how it goes.
Hey remember when I put a call out for guest posts? Well I am delighted that some of you have taken me up on my offer! I’m here today to feature another wonderful guest post by Anne Pott. Anne is a Library Assistant II in the Youth Services Department at Herrick District Library in Holland, Michigan. She’s written about her Readers’ Choice Award Program. If you’re interested in knowing more about this program or would like her to share files, feel free to email her at firstname.lastname@example.org. She’s also sporadically found on twitter at @LadybugsLilAnne. Take it away Anne!
As professionals in the library world, I think most of us enjoy speculating over, discussing, and celebrating literary awards. The reality for most people, however, is that we don’t have any say in which books receive these awards. In fall of 2016, I decided to try a new program giving our young patrons the chance to make their voices heard. Thus, the Herrick District Library Readers’ Choice Award was born. I have to give credit where credit is due, however. This whole program was inspired by Orion Township Public Library’s Dragon Award. I loved the idea of giving kids a little extra ownership of the library. I also think it highlights the importance of participating in the democratic process and what a privilege it is to have the right to vote.
I’d originally intended to pilot the program with kids in 3rd-5th grades with the hope of expanding once we’d worked any bugs out. However, as things sometimes do, the idea caught fire and spiraled until suddenly, we were planning for participation for everyone from kids in Kindergarten all the way through adults!
How it worked:
Last year, we took nominations from patrons for “candidates”. Kind of like primary elections. In retrospect, we felt that this wound up dragging the program out too long and that it lost momentum. This year, we’re planning to announce candidates based off of last year’s circulation stats.
Kids and teens had five candidates in each of the following categories: K-2nd grade, 3rd-5th grade, 6th-8th grade, and 9th-12th grade. Adults had four candidates in each of the following genres: non-fiction, fiction, sci-fi/fantasy, mystery, and graphic novels.
We had paper ballots in the various departments in the library as well as online voting through our website. In the kid’s department, we have an area that usually has some sort of passive program going on, so we set up voting booths for the kids. It was pretty adorable. One of the things I loved the most, though, was the number of conversations I overheard with caregivers explaining to kids that “this is kind of what it looks when I go and vote for the president”, etc. It was great to see that engagement! We also let kids take “I Voted” stickers. Because stickers. Amiright?
How it went:
We had our candidates, our ballots, and our voting booths. We hung up posters at the library, and emailed local schools hoping they would encourage their students to make their voices heard. Then we crossed our fingers. I was absolutely blown away…we wound up with nearly 1,100 votes! Were some of them duplicates? Probably. However, we decided that our main goal was community engagement. We weren’t going to try to monitor for voter fraud. It really was just for fun.
The recipients of the first-ever HDL Readers’ Choice Award were as follows:
Grades K-2: Magic Tree House: Tonight on the Titanic by Mary Pope Osborne Grades 3-5: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul by Jeff Kinney Grades 6-8: Wonder by R.J. Palacio Grades 9-12: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
Adult Nonfiction: The Boys in the Boat by Daniel Brown Adult Fiction: Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn Adult Mystery: The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins Adult Sci-fi/Fantasy: A Game of Thones by George R.R. Martin Adult Graphic Novels: The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl by Ryan North
After we announced the winners on our website and social media platforms, we made seals using a custom embosser with our library’s logo and award title on it. We stickered the books, purchased additional copies where needed, and released them into the wild where they’ve been happily circulating since! Our Collection and Digital Resources team was even good enough to alter the records in our catalog so the winners will be searchable.
We also decided to donate copies of the winning books to each of our local schools. Thanks in large part to Scholastic’s pricing, we found it was within our budget to do this. To help save on cost, we didn’t donate all 4 to all of the schools, but just the books that were most applicable to the ages of the students each school serves. They were VERY excited to receive them! We put the award seals on them, of course, and our Community Relations Department made up “Donated by Herrick District Library” labels for us to put inside each of the books. And we know they’re getting love because one of our staff members recently let us know that her son had checked out a book from school with a Readers’ Choice Award seal on it!
As you can tell, this really became a library-wide affair. Nearly every department helped out in some way to make this happen. We’re certainly making some tweaks, but over all felt that it was a successful enough program to plan to continue with it indefinitely. I’m particularly interested in continuing a voting program because I feel that especially now, it’s more important than ever to engage kids in understanding the democratic process.
Does your library provide voting programs for your young patrons? Do you have patrons’ choice awards of some sort? If so, I’d love to hear about them!
Last year I wrote about the Star Wars Day program I held on May the 4th. It’s been such a popular post that I thought I’d share some new activities I tried this year. But first I’d like to give a shout out to the the youth services community on Twitter. You all rock my world and give me so many ideas when my brain is tired and Google is either overwhelming or not cutting it. This one’s for you.
My program last year was craft heavy. This year I’m at a new branch with a big meeting room. Plenty of space to move around. So I incorporated some activities that make good use of the space. Here’s what we got up to:
Star Wars Name Generator
I kept this activity from last year. This year though I did have name tags they could wear around too!
Fighter Pilot Training
My friend Kim who blogs at Literary Commentary shared this idea with me. It was so easy and so fun! Get a hula hoop, cover it with silver wrapping, cut out a hole in the corner, then decorate it to look like the death star. I used sharpies and paint. Hang the death star using a piece of string and have kids try to fly paper airplanes through the hole. I put lines on the floor using tape with an easy, medium, and difficult distance away from the death star.
Star Wars Bookmarks
A Portuguese kid on YouTube taught me how to make these. I love the internet. You can watch his video here. In the description box below the video there is a link to the templates for each of these characters: Chewbacca, Yoda, Princess Leia, and Kylo Ren. You start with a super simple base. The kids were able to pick this up quick. Then colour the other pieces and glue them on. For this activity you will need the templates, scissors, coloured pencils, and glue sticks. I also had some green paper for kids to make Origami Yodas.
Anyone else have to program on a tight budget? I would have loved to send every kid home with their own pool noodle lightsaber, but I can’t with the money I’ve got. This idea came from the brilliant Karissa who blogs at Ontarian Librarian. I bought two pool noodles, cut them in half and created four lightsabers using duct tape and black sharpies. In the meeting room I made two large circles with masking tape. In one circle, two kids a time faced off to see how many bubbles they can pop using the lightsabers. You can have another kid blowing the bubbles or use a bubble machine if you already have one. Have a big group? Assign some kids to be bubble counters as the duelers pop them. In the other circle each kid picked a balloon. On the count of three I threw their balloons in the air and they had to try to knock their opponent’s balloon out of the circle using their lightsaber. You can do multiple rounds for this one.
Design a Jedi Ship
Put up a sign. Put out some LEGO. Have kids show off their creations at the end of the program. Easy peasy. Shout out to Kary who shared this idea with me!
Star Wars Scavenger Hunt
In the children’s area I also put out the scavenger hunt I used last year. You can find the printable template in my other post. I kept this out all week next to our May the 4th Be With You book display to promote the program.
Other ideas I didn’t do but am saving for next year are a Stormtrooper egg relay race (just Google it), a Force experiment, and a Jedi Mind test (put a bunch of objects out, have kids try to memorize them, cover them up, and see which ones they remember).
Will Star Wars ever go out of style? Unlikely. This year I decided to put on a May the 4th Be With program for school-age kids partly because I thought it might draw in some new faces and partly to promote all the different Star Wars materials we have in our collection. I kept it pretty simple – 3 activity stations, a scavenger hunt, and a book display. There are a million different ideas online for a Star Wars program, but I went with cheap activities that kept the focus on play, storytelling, and getting to know our collection. Here’s what I did!
Star Wars Name Generator
Your Star Wars First Name:
1. Take the first 3 letters of your last name. 2. Add to that, the first 2 letters of your first name.
Your Star Wars Last Name:
1. Take the first 2 letters of your mother’s maiden name. 2. Add the first 3 letters of the name of the town in which you were born.
When kids first came in they immediately wrote their Star Wars name on a giant poster I had hanging on the wall. I used the formula above. They LOVED this activity. It’s so simple, but it really got them talking and laughing. Kind of wish I had made name tags instead for them to wear around and take home. Next year!
cups/bowls for the paint
googly eyes (optional)
I got this idea from this blog post. Kids painted their paper bags first and then went to a different station while they dried or worked on cutting out the eyes, teeth, or sash. I also made two posters with Chewbacca sounds so we could practice together. This was the first time I’ve ever used in paint in a children’s program! I covered the tables with newspaper first and had a designated drying spot for the paper bags which helped immensely. If you can get the kids to only paint a thin layer they dry much faster.
Yoda Ears and Princess Leia Buns
odds and ends for decorating (sequins/feathers/jewels)
I could not find a Yoda ear pattern I liked online so my co-worker free handed this one. We made the Leia buns by tracing a cup. To save time, we pre-cut the Yoda ears, Leai buns, and strips of white and green paper. The kids got to put them together and decorate them however they liked. Some had feathers and beads glued on all over the place.
patterns printed on cardstock
glue or tape
This was definitely the more challenging station, and I had to help kids figure out how to fold and adhere the paper. I used the C-3PO and R2-D2 patterns from this website. After we made the cubecrafts I encouraged the kids to tell me (and each other) stories about their droids. I think this activity could be turned into a storytelling program for older school-age kids. Many kids went home with the patterns to make additional characters.
My co-worker had already made a Star Wars themed scavenger hunt so I adapted it to my branch and had it out during the program. Kids had to hunt around the children’s area using the clues on the scavenger sheet to find the hidden characters. The hints were about where to find certain types of material, so kids learned where the planet books are located, where we store the music CDs, and things like that. Each character had a letter which they used to fill in the secret phrase, “Read You Must.” Completed sheets could be submitted for a prize. It was nice to have this passive activity out so that kids could complete it while their Chewy puppets dried. After many requests, you can now download the scavenger hunt file!
A week before the program I put holds on a ton of Star Wars books and had a nice display for the kids to browse before, during, and after the program.
And that’s it. Easy peasy! If you’ve done a similar program, I’d love to hear what worked for you.
Have families name their fort and draw for a winner at the end of the night.
Play music from your collection or nighttime sounds in the background to set the mood.
Make dreams come true and play hide and seek like our friend Amy, The Show Me Librarian, did at her Family Forts After Hours program. To do this she gave each family a glow bracelet, had the person wearing the bracelet hide, and instructed the rest of the family to find their person.
Depending on space and the age of your fort builders you could also play flashlight tag where the child who’s it can only tag other players by casting the beam of their flashlight over them
Every since I used Lisa’s What Will Pumpkin Be? Halloween scavenger hunt last fall, I knew I wanted to create my own version at some point. Spring seems like a great time for a passive program, so I went with a spring bunnies theme. One of the library assistants at my branch contributed her amazing artistic talents and helped me design the book character costumes for each bunny. A huge shout out to Penny for making these bunnies look absolutely amazing!

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Getting access to traditional casinos is free of charge within the provinces of Canada. Aside from a a number of gambling establishments within Quebec where formal wear is expected the overall dress code throughout Canadian casinos happens to be relaxed. Not needing to dress up means that numerous more tourists are delighted to visit a traditional casino without prior need for planning.
Gambling businesses provide a big amount of dining opportunities in addition to live entertainment and regulated night clubs. A fullfilling evening out is often enjoyed in live casinos and bingo halls. A variety of enjoyable activities is offered in bingo and casino venues. Gambling places provide catering facilities and specialized hospitality for private gatherings.
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in multi-particle quantum systems. Topics of interest include quantum
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Dylan Yang murder trial set to open in Wausau
WAUSAU - A 16-year-old boy will stand trial next week as an adult on charges that he stabbed and killed a 13-year-old boy in Wausau after a fight on social media.
Dylan Yang, who was 15 years old when prosecutors filed charges, is accused of stabbing Isaiah Powell to death on Feb. 27, 2015, after a fight that started with messages on Facebook. The trial is scheduled to begin Monday at the Marathon County Courthouse in Wausau and could last two weeks, according to court records. The trial will be heard by Marathon County Judge LaMont Jacobson.
Two community forums were held in the aftermath of the fatal stabbing to give residents the opportunity to talk about protecting children in schools and monitoring the use of social media by children. Both events were organized by the Wausau Police Department and Wausau School District.
The deadly stabbing left many residents asking themselves difficult questions, especially given the ages of those involved, said Wausau Police Chief Jeff Hardel.
"We all want to protect our youth," he said.
The Facebook argument turned violent when Powell and others drove to Yang’s home in the 900 block of Jefferson Street and began shooting a BB gun at Yang and others, according to a criminal complaint.
Yang went into his house to get a knife while other young people tackled Powell, then Yang stabbed Powell twice in the back while the younger boy was trying to get up, according to the complaint.
The knife was 13.75 inches long, with a 9.5-inch blade that measured 1.75 inches at its widest point, the complaint said. The two wounds punctured Powell's lung, liver and a major vein near the heart. Powell was an eighth-grader at Horace Mann Middle School.
Yang and several other young people exchanged messages the day of the stabbing to arrange a fight between Powell’s gang, the Young Reckless Squad, and Yang’s gang, the Oriental True Bloods, the complaint said. But police have said they did not find evidence race played a large role in the conflict and downplay the influence gangs had on the boys' lives.
The young people involved may have used names for their groups, but any actual gang ties were very loose and weren't the main reason behind the conflict, Hardel said.
“They didn’t like each other because their personalities didn’t get along,” he said.
Yang is charged with first-degree reckless homicide and, if convicted, could be sentenced to up to 60 years in prison. He pleaded not guilty to the charge in July.
Jay Kronenwetter, Yang’s defense attorney, raised the issue of whether Yang was competent to stand trial at a hearing in April, but a mental health evaluation found Yang is able to understand the court proceedings and help with his defense.
Kronenwetter, who is now a candidate for Wausau mayor, argued at an earlier hearing that Yang did nothing more than defend himself and his friend who attacked them with a BB gun.
Kronenwetter and Marathon County Assistant District Attorney Lesli Pluster did not return calls for comment.
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An overlooked aspect in the copyright debate is that those who advocate so-called "strong" copyright laws are actually aggrandizing the property rights of those who hold a copyright by diminishing the property rights of the consumer. Previously legal uses of a copyrighted product by the consumer are increasingly being made illegal. The property rights of the consumer to use copyrighted material must be protected.
We are in this predicament today because the public does not have an advocate to protect their property interests. Our political leaders, instead of protecting the public interest have become lackeys of Walt Disney, the Motion Picture Producers Association (MPAA), and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Wikipedia has a nifty graph and article that show how copyright has expanded over the years. Tom Bell also has reviewed how copyright has expanded.
Unfortunately, the corporate spin doctors have successfully characterized the need for "strong" copyright legislation as a method of assuring that content producers are compensated for their work. Clearly this argument has allure. No one wants to deprive the content producers of an income from their work. The logical flaw with promoting "strong" copyright legislation is that it is depriving the content user of reasonable use of the content that the user has bought. The consumer in buying the content also has a significant monetary investment that needs to be protected.
For example, if I buy a book we have well established rights to read the book in the US in Europe, or in Asia; we can read the book at any time; and when we are done with the book we can sell the book. However, the content industry has increasingly tilted the playing field to disable the consumers freedom to use content. For example, DVD disks and players contain region codes so that a DVD coded for the US will not play in Europe. The content industry has attempted to prevent time shifting, the ability of the consumer to save and view content when the consumer wishes versus the time it is offered by the content industry. Finally, the content industry is now asserting that content is never actually sold, but is merely leased/licensed, which has the effect of eliminating the consumers rights in how the product may be used. Ubersoft has a great cartoon series on how End User License Agreements strip the consumer of any legal rights to a product: Grand Unified Interconnected Litigation Theory.
One can make the arguement that the trend in "stronger" copyright law is actually eliminating the concept that products are actually "sold". Many of the products we "buy" (license), such as music and games are tied to Digital Rights Management (DRM) servers. Several stories have recently surfaced that if these servers go down, your entire investment in these products vaporizes. Even Apple has been identified as having a kill switch on their iPhone. With the current trend in how the content industry is attempting to define copyright law, protecting your investment becomes a criminal act. This brings us back to the point that the consumer, by purchasing copyrighted contents, should have rights to use that content. Further, like the content producer the consumer also has significant monetary investment that must be protected. The content industry should not have a unilateral right to whimsically cancel content as they see fit.
From the standpoint of relativity, it is unfortunate that the public debate on "stronger" copyright law avoids the consumer's property right as being equal to that of the content producer. Hopefully, the consumer's property right to use content and the consumer's monetary investment will become recognized.


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Revealed: Photo of Rishi Sunak stood with students in American university jumpers was taken in Cornwall and not photoshopped
- Rishi Sunak declared plans to phase out the sale of cigarettes at Tory conference
- He posted a campaign photo with students wearing US university jumpers
- Several people claimed that the photo was fake but it has proven to be real
An image of Rishi Sunak posing with students wearing American university jumpers was taken in Cornwall this year and has not been photoshopped, it has been revealed.
The Prime Minister was accused by several social media users of editing a photo of himself with a group of teenagers in a promotional poster for his campaign to ban smoking.
On the final day of the annual Tory conference in Manchester yesterday, Mr Sunak announced plans to increase the legal smoking age annually in a bid to try and stop teenagers ever taking up cigarettes in the first place.
His plans would see the legal age for buying tobacco rise every year from 2009, meaning a 14-year-old today will never legally be sold a cigarette under proposed legislation for England.
The PM also revealed his plans through his official X account – but many claimed that he had posted a photoshopped image of himself with three teenage boys – two of which are wearing jumpers of US universities: the University of Kentucky and Purdue University.
After facing a backlash online, it has now emerged that the photo was actually taken during a visit to Truro and Penwith College in Cornwall earlier this year. An unedited version of the image was posted to Flickr by the Tory party on February 9.
There is also another photo where Mr Sunak can be seen chatting with the same two teenagers.
Mr Sunak has been visiting the college with his wife Akshata Murthy to speak with students about technology and engineering courses in Cornwall. He also launched his £200million Best Start for Life Programme to mark National Apprenticeship Week.
After posting his anti-smoking campaign yesterday, social media users claimed Mr Sunak has been edited into a photograph with American teenagers. Others claimed an image search for UK teenagers brought up a photo of University of Kentucky (UK) teens.
One X user said: ‘Photoshopping yourself into a stock image of some American teenagers makes you seem even less genuine, amazingly.’
Another added: ‘For his smoking campaign, Sunak had himself photoshopped with students from the University of Kentucky…what?
‘Somebody searched ‘UK students’ and used the first pic they found, didn’t they?’
A third posted: ‘Mate you need to tell your photoshop team to bear in mind that when they search for stock images, ‘UK’ also stands for University of Kentucky.’
A fourth added: ‘Oh wow, even his photos are made up nonsense. It’s so amateurish it’s not even funny.’
But it has now emerged that the Prime Minister was using a completely legitimate photo to launch his anti-smoking campaign.
In the post, Mr Sunak said: ‘In the UK smoking causes 1 in 4 cancer deaths. So I’m proposing changing the law so children turning 14 or younger this year can never legally be sold cigarettes in their lifetime. A smoke-free generation. None of us want our children to grow up to smoke.
HISTORY OF SMOKING POLICY IN THE UK
2004: Ireland bans smoking in enclosed public places, including pubs, clubs and restaurants
2006: Scotland implements smoking ban on indoor public spaces
2007: England, Wales and Northern Ireland bring in indoor ban. In England, smoking is banned in almost all enclosed public spaces and the NHS goes smoke-free. Legal age to buy cigarettes raised from 16 to 18
2008: Cigarette companies told to feature pictorial health warnings on packets
2010: Government announces it will enforce tobacco display ban and consider plain packaging for tobacco products
2015: Smoking in cars with children banned in England and ban on the display of tobacco in small shops comes into force throughout the UK
2017: Government issues target to reduce smoking prevalence among adults to 12 per cent or less by 2022
2019: Department of Health publishes plans to make England smoke-free by 2030
2020: Menthol cigarettes are banned in the UK and EU
He added: ‘Smoking is the number one preventable cause of ill health causing 64,000 deaths a year in England. It puts a huge burden on the NHS, and costs the country £17 billion a year. We know more than four in five smokers start before the age of 20. We need to stop the start.’
In a series of tweets, the PM continued: ‘Meanwhile as any parent or teacher knows the rise in vaping among children is a worrying trend. So we’ll also bring forward measures to restrict the availability of vapes to our children. We’ll look at flavours, packaging, point-of-sale displays as well as disposable vapes.
‘We will not criminalise smoking – nor will anyone who can legally be sold cigarettes today be prevented from doing so in the future. But we have a chance to cut cancer deaths by a quarter and significantly ease huge pressures on the NHS. We should take it.’
Despite the plans being hailed by health campaigners, the proposals have also been branded ‘ludicrous’, ‘illiberal’ and ‘anti-conservative’ by critics of state intervention on people’s freedoms, while a smoker’s group labelled the crackdown ‘creeping prohibition’.
Former PM Liz Truss – who this week demanded the Tories to ‘stop taxing and banning things’ – is set to vote against Mr Sunak’s plans when he offers a free vote to MPs on the issue in the House of Commons.
Nigel Farage, the former UKIP leader who was feted by Tory activists at their Manchester conference, this morning condemned the ‘stupid’ plan and warned it would just create a ‘black market’.
It is estimated that tobacco duties will raise £10.4billion for the Treasury this year, with that amount now set to decrease under the PM’s New Zealand-style plan to phase out legal sales. New Zealand introduced a similar ban last December.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme after his conference speech, Mr Sunak insisted there was ‘no safe level of smoking’ when he was quizzed about restricting people’s right to choose.
‘Smoking is unequivocally the single biggest preventable cause of death, disability and illness in our society,’ the PM said.
‘Everyone recognises this measure will be the single biggest intervention in public health in a generation. That’s why I believe it’s the right thing to do.’
He added: ‘Does anybody – however much they believe in choice as I do – want their children or grandchildren to grow up to smoke? I think the answer to that is probably not. This policy will make that a reality.’
The PM was challenged on why he was taking measures to ban the future sale of cigarettes but in June pushed back part of the Government’s anti-obesity strategy, saying he believed in ‘people’s right to choose’.
Mr Sunak said smoking cigarettes was not the same as eating crisps or a piece of cake because it could not be part of a balanced diet and there was no safe level of smoking.
Mr Farage, appearing on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, said: ‘How a man that clever can bring in a law this stupid, I do not know. All you do is create a black market.’
Another critic of Mr Sunak’s plans, Tory MP Sir John Hayes, said: ‘If the PM had wanted to raise the smoking age to 21 then most people would have supported him.
‘But this is a ludicrous idea and will end up with 40 year-olds being allowed to smoke but 39 year-olds not at some point.
‘People will forever be having to confirm their age. I can’t imagine why the PM has been persuaded by this madness.’
Christopher Snowdon, of the Institute of Economic Affairs think tank, said: ‘Not only is this prohibitionist wheeze hideously illiberal and unconservative, it is full of holes.
‘It will create a two tier society in which adults buy cigarettes informally from slightly older adults and will inflate the black market in general.’
Simon Clark, director of smokers’ group Forest, labelled the crackdown ‘creeping prohibition’ and said he does not think the policy will work.
‘Prohibition very, very rarely works,’ he told BBC Breakfast. ‘We’re infantilising the population there’s an important principle at stake here, which is freedom of choice and personal responsibility.’
But Sir Chris Whitty, chief medical officer for England, hit out at ‘bogus’ claims the plans will not reduce smoking rates.
He said: ‘Most people who smoke wish they had never taken it up. They try to stop and they can’t. And that’s the point – their choice has been taken away from them.
‘As a doctor I’ve seen many people in hospital desperate to stop smoking, because it’s something which is killing them, and yet they cannot. Their choice has been removed.’

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The Crown Prince is to marry the Princess Brenda of Irania, but the Princess declines the arranged marriage. Relieved, Florizel heads for London, with the Colonel, where he seeks adventure and a good time. Talking with a stranger, he learns that there is a private club called the Suicide Club. Taking this to be a ruse or a trick, he joins in and sees a mysterious Lady that he has meet once before on his way to London. He will find that this club may not be a ruse and that the cold dark stare of this Lady might cost him dearly.Written by
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Fascinating combination of mystery, suspense, and comedy
"Trouble for Two" is a benign title that belies what an unusual film this is. Robert Montgomery plays a foreign prince who is approached by a beautiful, mysterious woman (Rosalind Russell) on board ship to London. She asks him to hold an envelope for her until they disembark, at which time she will meet him at the bottom of the gangplank. She never does. It turns out the envelope is full of blank paper. While in London, Montgomery meets Louis Hayward, who tells him and his aide (Frank Morgan) of the existence of a suicide club. The prince insists on accompanying Hayward there, over his aide's objections. There, in this exclusive club where people pay to die with another member's assistance so it looks like natural causes, he sees the mysterious lady again...
This is a very intriguing story with twists and turns that will keep the viewer interested. Montgomery and Russell did five films together and make a good team. She's quite striking-looking and somber in this. Montgomery does an excellent job as the prince, a young man who can't resist the idea of adventure and who is willing to take even foolish risks. Louis Hayward's role is small but a different one for him. He looks heavier and softer. As the actor who first portrayed The Saint, he normally was quite suave and dashing.
You have to pay attention during "Trouble for Two" - it moves fast. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson's story "The Suicide Club," the script could have been stronger, but it's a good effort and a change from the usual fare.
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text: DescriptionIt can be seen through the writings of such feminist writers as Juliet Mitchell, Jacqueline Rose and Luce Irigaray; Sigmund Freud's work on psychoanalysis has offered feminists challenges, revolutionized theories, and patriarchal targets. Specifically, the Oedipus complex locates the very psychical reproduction of patriarchy and explains the structure of sexual roles in Western society. Although Freud had no feminist intent in his writings, feminists have managed to find his work useful. The dilemma facing contemporary feminism, which is identified as post-1995 feminism committed to corporeality and sexual difference, is that psychoanalysis proposes explanations for, but fails to offer solutions for how to break away, from the reproduction of patriarchy and its rigid sexual roles. The goal of contemporary feminism is to break away from the circularity of the Oedipus complex and into new ways of thinking. Anti-Oedipus and A Thousand Plateaus by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari offer different modes of thinking and poignant critiques of psychoanalysis. The feminist uses and interpretations of Deleuze and Guattari by such writers as Elizabeth Grosz, Claire Colebrook and Rosi Braidotti constitute the most useful move beyond the circularity of the Oedipus complex. This thesis examines Freud's writings, particularly those centered on the Oedipus complex, using an infusion of an earlier generation of feminist critiques, particularly that of Luce Irigaray. The research focuses on how to live with certain aspects of psychoanalysis such as the Oedipus complex that are harmful for women, and it develops new theories that break away from the oedipal triangle. Such critiques and different modalities of thinking can be found in the writings of Deleuze and Guattari. The writings of these feminist authors, and the incorporation Luce Irigaray's work on sexual difference, have helped to dismantle the circularity and dominance of the Oedipus complex by introducing a struggle for new ideas related to thinking of difference and becoming as ways of thinking and living.


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Hemp-derived CBD oil products will not get you “high” since they contain little or no THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis. They are also now federally legal in the United States following the signing of the 2018 Farm Bill. More medical research studies are needed, but we expect that these products will continue to gain even more mainstream acceptance over time.
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There are many scammers and multi-level marketing salespeople that use Facebook and other social media outlets to push a particular product. Many of them will tell you whatever you want to hear to get you to buy from them. Be wary of their claims and testimonials. It’s particularly important to buy CBD oil from a brand that makes third party lab reports readily available. This third party certification is the only way for you to truly know what is in the product.
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Medterra prides itself on offering what it terms “true seed-to-sale purchases,” with the hemp crop used for its CBD oil cultivated and extracted to the exacting standards demanded by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Potential buyers may be encouraged, too, to know that “quality, consistency and safety are… top priorities” at Medterra, and to that end all of the raw materials the company uses are independently lab tested. Plus, those who decide to take the plunge and order from the provider’s site can reap the benefits of its rewards program, with points given for Facebook shares, reviews and purchases. Among the products on offer at Medterra are CBD oil tinctures, capsules and pain-alleviating cream, all of which fall under a money-back pledge if not deemed to be to customers’ satisfaction.
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In response to the FDA’s historic decision, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced in September 2018 that it had removed Epidiolex from Schedule I classification, a category reserved for dangerous drugs with no medical value. Henceforth, Epidiolex would be considered a Schedule V drug, the least dangerous designation under the Controlled Substances Act.
Green Gorilla marks itself out by simply blending its flagship line of CBD oils with organically produced extra virgin olive oil – and nothing else. And, as the company states, there’s a benefit to this beyond assuring the product’s purity. In particular, olive oil “has synergistic effects in combination with CBD,” and according to Green Gorilla’s website, it’s “also able to deliver the CBD to the parts of [the] body that need it most.” The products are certainly affordable, too: its 150 mg pure CBD oil comes in at $25.99, for instance, making it a smart choice for new users. And anyone still uncertain about the potential effects of Green Gorilla’s products may have their questions answered by the convenient “science” section of the manufacturer’s website, which neatly explains the difference between THC – the cannabinoid that makes people “high” – and CBD.

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* Abgenix Inc., of Fremont, Calif., initiated a confirmatory Phase II trial of ABX-CBL, a monoclonal antibody that reverses specific unwanted immune responses without causing general immune suppression. The drug's first target is steroid-resistant graft-vs.-host disease, a complication of bone-marrow transplants in leukemia patients. Preliminary results are expected by the third quarter of 1998.
* Cambridge NeuroScience Inc., of Cambridge, Mass., completed a Phase I trial comparing the effects of CNS 5161 to morphine and placebo in volunteers exposed to pain. In the higher of two dosages, the drug significantly reduced perceived pain. The first of a series of small molecules under development at the company for neuropathic pain and migraine, CNS 5161 is a non-competitive blocker of the N-methyl D-aspartate (NMDA) ion-channel complex.

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The Town of Dryden will hold a public hearing on June 15, 2017 at 7:05 p.m. at Dryden Town Hall, 93 E. Main Street, Dryden, NY, for the purpose of hearing public comments on the Town of Dryden community development needs, and to discuss the possible submission of one or more Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) applications for the Current Year program year. The CDBG program is administered by the New York State Office of Community Renewal (OCR), and will make available to eligible local governments approximately $45M in NY CDBG funding for program year 2017, for housing, economic development, public facilities, public infrastructure, and planning activities, with the principal purpose of benefitting low/moderate income persons. The hearing will provide further information about the CDBG program and will allow for citizen participation in the development of any proposed grant applications and/or to provide technical assistance to develop alternate proposals. Comments on the CDBG program or proposed project(s) will be received at this time. The hearing is being conducted pursuant to Section 570.486, Subpart I of the CFR and in compliance with the requirements of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended.
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Prussian blue (PB) modified gold nanoparticles as a SERS-based sensing platform for capturing and detection of pyrazinoic acid (POA)
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Pyrazinoic acid (POA) is a metabolite of the anti-tuberculosis drug pyrazinamide (PZA), and its detection can be used to assess the resistance of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in cultures, as only sensitive strains of the bacteria can metabolize PZA into POA. Prussian blue is a well-known metal-organic framework compound widely used in various sensing platforms such as electrochemical, photochemical, and magnetic sensors. In this study, we present a novel sensing platform based on Prussian blue-modified gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) designed to enhance the affinity of POA towards the sensing surface and to capture POA molecules from aqueous solutions. This SERS-based method allows for the selective enrichment of POA, which can be detected in both pure aqueous solution and in the presence of its pro-drug PZA. The limit of detection (LOD) for POA was estimated to be 1.08 μM in pure aqueous solution and 0.18 mM in the presence of PZA. Furthermore, the precision of the SERS method was verified by the relative standard deviation (RSD) of 3.34–12.02% for three parallel samples using different matrices, i.e. aqueous solution, spiked river water and spiked simulated saliva. The recoveries of the samples ranged from 92.65 to 118.51%. These all demonstrate the potential application of the proposed detection scheme in medical research.


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Transfer News: Chelsea striker Timo Werner could leave with Juventus, Bayern Munich amongst teams interested
Werner joined the Blues from RB Leipzig in the summer of 2020 for a £48million fee. After being trusted by Frank Lampard and Thomas Tuchel to lead the Blues’ line, Werner’s goal-scoring output was less than impressive.
To rectify Chelsea’s goal-scoring woes, Tuchel went and got Romelu Lukaku this summer. The former Inter Milan striker has now assumed the starting role in the number 9 position and is ahead of Werner in the pecking order.
And the report mentions that Bayern Munich, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, and Atletico Madrid are four teams that have been linked with the 25-year-old Werner.
Werner to leave?
Chelsea’s starting XI has largely featured the Belgian international as the sole striker, but there have been occasions where both Werner and Lukaku played together, such as the game against Southampton.
That shows Tuchel’s trust in the German international and indicates a possibility of Chelsea playing with both their strikers more often. If they really do want to try that system out this season, it wouldn’t be easy considering their current depth upfront.
Tammy Abraham, Olivier Giroud, and Armando Broja all departed Stamford Bridge this summer, leaving the club a little short-handed when it comes to the number 9 position.
More Chelsea News
- Ajax ace Joshua Pynadath could soon complete move to Chelsea
- Brazil legend Rivaldo has heaped praise on Chelsea star Thiago Silva
- Chelsea are eager on the signing of Matthijs de Ligt from Juventus next summer
With such a lack of depth when it comes to strikers, it would be wiser for the Blues to hold on to Werner, or sell him only when they can ensure that a new face will be coming in. Until then, Werner would still get his chances to prove his worth and hopefully, rekindle his form that made him such a threat in the Bundesliga.
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August 28, 2017 by Daryl Angier
Experts continue to tout cyber insurance as one of the biggest growth opportunities in the industry today. A June report from A.M. Best, for example, predicts that cyber premiums in the U.S. will grow from US$1.3 billion in 2016 to over US$20 billion by 2020. But some brokers will tell you the product is still a hard sell, and many customers still have doubts about what it will do for them.
One way brokers can start the cyber discussion is to ask if their customer is making any acquisitions or putting their company up for sale. Cybersecurity has moved from “afterthought” to “an integral part of the M&A process for any deal,” says a recent blog post from Cooley LLP. Undisclosed or undetected problems with network security, especially those within a company being acquired, have the potential to substantially reduce the value of a deal, or even scuttle it entirely. Cyber insurance may better insulate both buyers and sellers from the costs of dealing with a previously undetected breach during the due diligence phase of an acquisition.
Brokers with customers in the energy and resources sector should definitely discuss this issue at their next client meetings. Why? A relatively weak Canadian dollar continues to make energy companies attractive targets for foreign investors.
Percentage of surveyed directors and officers that said a high-profile data breach at an acquisition target would “significantly lower the valuation” of the deal. A full 22% said they would not consider buying a company that had recently suffered a high-profile breach.
Source: Cybersecurity and the M&A Due Diligence Process — A 2016 NYSE Governance Services/Veracode Survey Report
Verizon’s original bid for Internet services company Yahoo on July 25, 2016.
Source: Verizon news release
Rank of Canada among markets where U.S. companies are looking to make acquisitions in 2017. The U.K. was second, and China third.
Source: Deloitte, M&A Trends — Year-end report 2016
Amount by which Verizon and Yahoo agreed to reduce the merger value after Yahoo disclosed breaches in 2013 and 2014 that affected 1.5 billion user accounts in total.
Source: Wall Street Journal
Percentage of energy and resource companies— the sector with the strongest appetite for international deals—looking to Canada for M&A opportunities in 2017.
Source: Deloitte, M&A Trends – Year-end report 2016
Copyright © 2017 Transcontinental Media G.P. This article first appeared in the August 2017 edition of Canadian Insurance Top Broker magazine
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11 gun safety rules:
- Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction
- Firearms should be unloaded when not in use
- Don’t rely on your gun’s “safety”
- Be sure of your target and what’s beyond it
- Use the correct ammunition
- If your gun fails to fire when the trigger is pulled, handle with care!
- Always wear eye/ear protection when shooting
- Before shooting, be sure the barrel is clear of obstructions
- Do not alter or modify your gun.


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NH man causes Maine games to be cancelled
- Updated: April 18, 2021
Out of an abundance of caution, the Maine and Hartford baseball programs agreed to cancel Sunday’s doubleheader due to an ongoing campus investigation of a threat made on social media.
Maine and Hartford exited Maine’s Mahaney Diamond Complex during warmups, as both teams waited to see if the situation would be resolved quickly. With the situation still ongoing into the afternoon, both teams made the choice to cancel the Sunday games.
The games were cancelled as local, state and federal law enforcement agencies were attempting to locate Afshin Zarechian, a 20-year-old Manchester resident in connection with a social media threat he allegedly made to the Maine campus.
Zarechian drives an older-model green BMW with the New Hampshire license plate RICCH. University of Maine police asked anyone who sees him or his vehicle to call 207.581.4040.
“The University of Maine campus is not in lockdown,” UMaine officials said in a statement. “Out of an absolute abundance of caution, there are extra police patrols in the area, and community members are reminded to remain vigilant and aware of their surroundings. If you see something, please say something.”
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The Toronto Real Estate Board says that the City of Toronto and the province of Ontario must collaborate to reduce burdens on the housing market.
TREB is concerned that some city councillors have proposed plans that could limit the creation of new housing supply in their wards and it says that it is reminding all levels of government that “housing supply is one of the most important issues in Toronto and the GTA and is encouraging cooperation between governments.”
The proposal of three councillors is to create a new approval evaluation system for development plans in their wards; they say the province unilaterally “ripped up” the city’s TOcore downtown development plan.
TREB has been at the forefront in calling for governments to do what they can to ensure an adequate, appropriate and affordable supply of housing for the Toronto and GTA real estate markets.
In its statement, the Board says that it is encouraging “provincial and municipal decision makers to work cooperatively to make the interests of home buyers their first priority. With that in mind, TREB will be closely monitoring the impact of the Toronto Councillors’ recently announced plans.”
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Applying Intelligent Computing Algorithms on Developing an Optimal Operation Model for the Conjunctive-Use of Surface and Sub-Surface Water
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Due to the fast increasing of water demand and the raising hydrological variation caused by the global climate change, using only the surface water will increase the risk of water shortage in Taiwan. Comparing to the surface water, the groundwater resource is much more stable than the surface water. Therefore, the conjunctive-use of surface and sub-surface water can greatly reduce the water shortage risk. Although there are places that the groundwater was over pumped in Taiwan, the situation does not prohibit the implementation of conjunctive-use since the merit of the conjunctive-use is not to use more groundwater resource but to utilize the aquifer as a new storage system of the surface water to increase the capacity and efficiency of surface water allocation in time. The conjunctive operation is not only to preserve the balance of groundwater recharge and pumping. Beside, depending on the operation objective, the conjunctive operation can even recharge the aquifer to conserve the groundwater resource. This study is to develop a optimal planning model for the conjunctive-use of surface and subsurface water. The proposed model is capable of considering both linear surface water systems and nonlinear groundwater systems simultaneously. Conventionally, wells system and artificial lake are two hydraulic structures generally used in the groundwater management, and both structures can be applied simultaneously or independently in the conjunctive-use system. Therefore, the research consists of three steps (years). The first and second years are to develop the conjunctive-use models that apply either the well system or the artificial lake for groundwater supply. The final year is to integrate the two years results and develop a general conjunctive-use model that considers both the well system and artificial lake. For the beginning two years, the Genetic Algorithm (GA), Artificial Neural Network (ANN) and Linear Programming (LP) are adopted to develop the planning model. This study further applies the fuzzy control theorem to allocate the water demand between the surface and sub-surface system in the third year. The proposed model can analyze different planning strategies for the conjunctive-use of surface and sub-surface water and obtain a strategy which can fulfill the requirement of sustainable management, increase the system operating efficiency and reduce the water shortage risk.
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