Rotary Music Festival Results Snapshot 2019
Results from the Rotary Music Festival held March 11 12 showing non competitive events for two years and under and Pre Grade 1 to 4. Highlights include winners in guitar piano vocal and ensemble categories with multiple performers listed for each division.
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Unicode approves 71 new interracial emoji couples
The Unicode Consortium approved 71 new skin tone variants for couple emojis reflecting people of colour, plus a gender inclusive couple emoji, expanding representation beyond the default yellow. Tinder led advocacy with a Change.org petition over 50,000 strong, and vendors will implement these later this year.
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Woman matches numbers 30 times and wins big prize
Virginia woman Deborah Brown bought 30 Pick 4 tickets with numbers 1 0 3 1 after seeing them during the day. The Feb 11 drawing paid $5,000 per ticket, totaling $150,000. Brown says she nearly had a heart attack and may use the winnings for home renovations.
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Liver disease surges among U S homeless in Worcester
Outbreaks of hepatitis A rise across the United States among homeless individuals and illicit drug users. Worcester, Massachusetts emerges as a relative success story due to outreach efforts despite a history of hepatitis outbreaks.
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Canadian women biographies boosted at York edit-a-thon
Librarians and students host an International Women’s Day edit-a-thon at York University Libraries to add and verify biographies of Canadian women. Participants target figures such as poet Libby Scheier filmmaker Ann Shin former MP Jean Augustine and scholars Varon Lindstrom and Sherrill Cheda to balance Wikipedia’s gender gaps.
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