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September 13, 2017
by Miss Stewart
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Sugar in your diet: The not-so-mouthwatering truth

Does sugar make you hyper, or cause cancer? From obesity to sweeteners, we sort through the science on all things sweet

Source: Sugar in your diet: The not-so-mouthwatering truth

Photo clip art credit: found at: 8backgrounds.com

September 11, 2017
by Miss Stewart
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Kingsman: The Red Diamond #Millarworld

Straight from the horse’s mouth! That’s to say, Mark Millar’s Millarworld:

Kingsman: The Red Diamond and our Kingsman: The Secret Service reprint are both out from Image Comics this week. Check out one of the reviews of Red Diamond here : http://io9.gizmodo.com/the-new-kingsman-comic-is-deligh…/amp

“Kingsman: The Golden Circle (starring Channing Tatum and Colin Firth) is in cinemas in September, and we’re launching the sequel to the hit comic book series by MARK MILLAR and DAVE GIBBONS with KINGSMAN: THE RED DIAMOND. Working-class super-spy Eggsy follows in his mentor’s footsteps but is still rough around the edges for a Kingsman agent. Rejected by his high school crush and hot on the heels of a rescue mission to save Prince Phillip, he embarks on an international terror plot in a story that starts where James Bond draws the line. ROB WILLIAMS (Suicide Squad, Action Comics) and SIMON FRASER take the helm for this stunning six-issue miniseries. – See more at: https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/kingsman-the-red-diamond#sthash.6B6kGMqj.dpuf ” – Image Comics
*The main cover by Frank Quitely is a drawing of Taron Egerton as Eggsy. Just sayin’. 😉

 

Art credit: ‘Kingsman’ is copyright (2017) Image Comics

September 11, 2017
by Miss Stewart
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You’re much stronger than you think #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #FrankQuitely

I may have mentioned briefly, just in the passing, that Scottish comic artist, Frank Quitely, is über-talented/utterly amazing… Yeah? 😉
Well then, this, shared from Glasgow Comic Con is just so, so beautiful and perfect for World Suicide Prevention Day.
Okay so I’m a day late. The art is still beautiful, and suicide prevention is something we can all get behind every day of the year. Am I right? 😀

Art credit: Image is from ‘All Star Superman’ by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely; © DC Comics

September 11, 2017
by Miss Stewart
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All-new BHS Maths Challenge! #MathsWeekScotland #MathsChallenge

Just in, from the Maths Dept:

Congratulations to Jasmin Khan, Keenan Healy, Charlotte Sancto and Harry Aitken who all correctly worked out the answer to last week’s challenge and receive a prize for doing so! 🙂
This week is Maths Week Scotland so we have a special Scottish themed maths challenge.
Some maths classes will also be entering the Scotland-wide maths competition “Maths wi Nae Borders” (Click for a pdf!) and taking part in other special activities this week.

September 6, 2017
by Miss Stewart
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Join our Comic Club! #MangaMonday

Calling all Brechin comic aficionados! 🙂 Do you love manga comics, DC & Marvel graphic novels, and animé? Love drawing, writing, story-boarding, and reading comics? Love fandoms, fanfiction and cosplay? Well… 😉

Join #BrechinHighLib and Community Education’s Youth Team every Monday in Brechin Community Campus Library, for #MangaMonday shenanigans, 4pm-5pm. 🙂

Kids, you’ll need a signed parental/guardian Consent Form, and anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by an adult!

Hope to see you soon! 😀 😀

Art credit: Gwenpool is ©2017Marvel Comics / Batman is ©2017DC Comics; Batman ‘fanboy’ found at: TV Tropes

September 6, 2017
by Miss Stewart
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An introduction to Scratch!

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Too good not to reshare! 😉 Check out ANGUSalive Libraries‘ promo for learning to code with Scratch –

An introduction to Scratch!

Come along and join us for our annual#NationalCodeWeek events. #Scratch is a visual computing language which allows users to create games, animations and interactive stories. We will be holding free sessions on Saturday 23rd September at: #ForfarLibrary – 10:00-12:00 #CarnoustieLibrary – 13:30-15:30

Open to children ages 9-13 but we would like to see a parent or guardian there to join in with the session. Spaces are limited so must be booked online atwww.angusalive.scot/tickets

*Be advised that only one ticket is required for each child and parent/guardian pair

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