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Schoolgirl Diya Patel is beating her way to success in music exams. Friday, 7th May 2021, 4:05 am The Year 10 King James’s School pupil has achieved an astounding 100 per cent in her grade 6 Trinity College Drum Exam. “Diya, who started learning drums at primary school under the watchful eye of Andy Whitaker, has progressed to become a very competent and talented young lady,” said music teacher Katie Bell. “It takes diligence and perseverance to become this good at such a young age,” added the Manager of The Bell School of Music who are the service providers at KJS. “Andy and I...

Historian Andy Grant gets his dancing shoes on to delve into the world of live music in Hornchurch during the swinging 60s.

Thursday, 29 April, 2021 - 14:00 to 15:30 This online forum is designed for researchers whose work in Indonesia has been impacted by COVID-19. It will explore how to design and implement research options to substitute for fieldwork for those unable to travel due to restrictions, as well as alternate options for face-to-face interviews for researchers based in the country. A panel of speakers from the ANU and beyond, including both senior researchers and PhD students, will address these issues and answer the following questions:  How are researchers adapting to these challenges? What subst...

License Issued For New Loves Park Marijuana Dispensary Coming soon to the Rockford area, another way to get your hands on legal weed. And while that's still up in the air, we do know for sure that a license has been issued for the place on March 16 according to the Chicago Sun-Times. We also now know the name too. Of course, it's kitschy and kinda cute, The Happy Cannabis Company is going to be located at 4120 North Bell School Road. Outside of the mention by the Chicago Sun-Times in an interactive map, there are very few details regarding an opening announcement.

Jérémy Gabriel was diagnosed at birth with Treacher Collins syndrome, which affected his facial structure and ability to hear. But after multiple surgeries, he learned to sing and achieved local fame. In Quebec he needed no introduction; he was “Le Petit Jérémy.” In 2010, Mike Ward, a stand-up comic, took aim at Quebec’s “sacred cows,” including Le Petit Jérémy, in his routines. He said that when he found out the child wasn’t dying, he tried to kill him. The bit, while mean, especially when heard today, was popular with audiences. Why We Wrote This