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Self Identity – Who are you?
If we take a moment and ask ourselves this simple question I wonder how people might answer. Perhaps the easiest reply would be ethnicity, nationality, religion and perhaps even career.
Yet, these simple boundaries are increasingly coming blurred as races mix, people immigrate, knowledge obtained and the job market being very volatile. I often wonder how this will affect the sense of self and how we will define ourselves in the future.
It would seem that from the moment we are born, various groups lay claim to us. The easiest of these would be ethnicity as the belonging to a certain tribe. In Europe, as nations and tribal groups merged, we have arrived at the point of large nations with distinct languages. It has been very easy for the European, Middle Eastern and Asiatic peoples to say "I belong to this group of people." But I'm getting ahead of myself and will return to this later on.
After we are born a certain religious group will also lay claim to us. In the Western tradition this has usually meant a baptism – through no choice of the baby – and they are initiated into a certain religious sect.
Perhaps by age 6 or 7 we start to notice differences and our mentalities have been formed by our ethnic or national group. We see that others are "different." With the passage of time these differences only continue to grow and separate people.
By age 15 or so we become smarter, have been indoctrinated into a certain religious discipline and taught that all the others are "wrong." When the young person asks an adult why others follow a "wrong" religious discipline the answers are simplistic and only refer back to whatever religious teaching the parents were brought up with.
By the time we reach adulthood, we have a thorough sense of identity and are sure that we are defined by the parameters we were raised with. This is what I would like to challenge and wonder if there is anyway to possibly transcend these boundaries.
1. Race
Our own ethnicity we are pretty much stuck with. But for my own tribe the waters have been muddied and are not so simple as it may be for the European. America was formed by various nationalities and ethnicities. If I look at my own bloodline I would be Irish, German and Polish. Yet, I have no connection to these nations and my blood is a mixture which thus makes my "identity" harder to define.
Further, the races have started to mix at a faster rate and the connection to any "pure" ethnicity will be harder to find here in the USA. Large homogeneous countries such as Japan will last much longer and I'm quite certain these folks will still see themselves as defined by ethnicity.
2. Nationality
Therefore, for American citizens we reach for the next parameter which is nationality. This however is superficial and was constructed by liberating ourselves from England. We just celebrated the Fourth of July in which American citizens reaffirm their patriotism and shout "I am American."
This sense of identity also works the same way in other countries in which we define ourselves as belonging to the land which was captured from another group of people. The division of land is never permanent and over the next couple of centuries it is a certainty that boundaries will change and given the possibility of another super war such as WWI and WWII these boundaries could change quite rapidly. To give an example of this, as much as I've tried I find it hard to find anyone who still defines themselves as a Roman or Ottoman. We now all belong to our own individual nations and should anyone have the good fortune to live another 500 years the nationality will most likely change.
If we deconstruct this notion further we all used to belong to a certain village comprised of the same ethnicity. Warring tribes conquered, were conquered and formed a certain set of people. These people created villages and made banners which often survive to this day in Europe. Towns and different localities will have their banners and in Medieval times would send their Knights to represent their region.
When the USA was formed the bonds were broken and people needed something to belong to at a local level as the States were new and nobody was sure if the confederation of States would actually survive. So, the population looked for something else to identify with and other than the Church the University seemed to fill this void.
Now, we wear our school colors, join Alumni organizations and continue with a sense of "belonging" to a certain university in the USA. It is easy to see that people of other nations identify more with their locality and less so with the school they attended.
At this point, the "normal" American might identify themselves as, a Christian, an American and an Ohio State Buckeye. In the American mind anyone can come and join their specific groups but it would be very unusual for an American to cross over the sea and become, a Buddhist, a Japanese and a Waseda University graduate.
Changing religions can be achieved but the ethnicity cannot. One can become Japanese in that they hold a passport but never be accepted as a true Japanese due to ethnicity. As for the school, they simply do not rally around a certain school to the extend that an American would.
Religion is simply what one subscribes to in terms of belief. In the past, the population was not very educated and relied on the learned men which usually belonged to a religious order. As these members of society were highly respected it was almost non-existent that any normal member would challenge these beliefs.
As time went on and universities sprung up non clergy were able to gain an education and started to challenge the teachings of the Church. This lead to fractures and many new religions springing up. As the ideas spread they began to consolidate in certain localities and now we have certain areas that subscribe moreso to one religion than another. In the West, most lead back to Christianity but due to education and the ability to travel there is a small trickle of people who may convert on their own accord just because they choose to.
4. Career
This is perhaps the least weighty and the most likely to change over time. In the past, one joined a guild and became a Baker, a Tanner, or a Smith and continued this employment down through the generations. When they came to America they chose these professions as their actual surname and thus the reason we have so many Smiths, Bakers and other profession names.
In the past century the economy changed from Agrarian to Industrial and finally a service economy. In my grandparents and even parents generation one could be assured of job security and it was quite easy for them to identify themselves by the work they did.
Yet, times have changed and there are new rules to this game. If one is not very good at what they do they will be fired. By the same measure, if they are quite good they can demand more pay or go elsewhere. Therefore, identifying oneself by their employment has pretty much gone away.
5. Open mind
For those that travel and have the capacity to learn other languages, the question of "Who am I?" becomes more difficult to answer. I wonder to what extend are we able to break free from the parameters set for us and become something completely different if we wish? We may not be able to break free from race but all the others are superficial.
In fact, even race becomes a bit muddy. When I meet a "half" which is to say half Japanese and half white who grew up in Japan, they will identify themselves as Japanese. They speak Japanese (some do not even speak English) their mentality is Japanese and both the Western and Japanese groups may lay claim to the
m. To what extend can they define themselves on their own?
As for me personally, I find it interesting when people tell me to "be more American." I am expected to support America in sports, foreign policy and so on because others expect me to. I have no problems with this but find it fascinating from a sociological point of view. I also find it very interesting that people of other nations can come to America and become American. Their children may intermarry and thus the offspring will join an "American ethnicity" whatever that means.
However, this does not work the other way. For an American to become a Japanese or Chinese is a thing unheard of. As there are certain ethnicities defined within the nationality it is very strange to see a "White Chinese." Although, there is a certain region in China where the population has Western features (long noses etc) and can be read about here: http://www.archaeology.org/9905/newsbriefs/china.html.
Recently, there are whisperings and even blogs such as this one dedicated to "Global Citizens." A Global Citizen is not bound by a certain nationality and would simply like to be viewed as a member of the planet and would find national borders more of a hindrance than a benefit. I'm sure this will upset the Nationalists, ethnic purists, religious folk and whatever other groups people so ardently identify themselves with.
But is it possible to transcend these boundaries and become whatever they wish? Or, are we so stuck in trying to define everyone into groups that the idea of a "Global Citizen" is more of a "silly concept" than something that might actually be a possibility?
From my perspective, I would say I'm stuck with the blood but everything else is simply an idea and with an open enough mind, one could become whatever they wish.
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Are your family photos and memories in boxes under your bed or in the basement? Are you unable to remember the last time you looked at them? If so, here are five simple steps to help take control of your printed and digital photos and bring your family memories back into your life!
Printed: Bring together all your loose photos, albums, boxes and envelopes in one place so you know what you will be working with. Most likely you can get rid of the negatives. While professional photographers may gasp, negatives are only needed for photos you plan to print or enlarge. However, this can be done with professionally scanned photos as well.
Digital: Migrate all of your digital photos from your smart phones, CD's, jump drives. laptops, tablets, etc to one device, preferably a computer with a large screen and fast processor.
Printed: Sort prints first by decade, then by theme or story. You may not know for sure if the photo was from Christmas 1971 or 1975, but actually it doesn't really matter. After your photos are in decade piles, you can further refine the sort. I recommend using labeled index cards to help the process go smoothly.
Digital: Create a master folder for each year on your laptop. Inside the master folder create monthly folders using numbers (for example 1-January, 2-February) to keep them in chronological order. Within each monthly folder, create subfolders with accurate labels such as "Shannon's cheer photos" or "Summer trip to the cape".
Look at every print and rate it. The Association of Personal Photo Organizers (appo.org) recommends the ABC method to figure out what to do with your photos.
A. Your Best photos, display them, put them in a album and archive them.
B. Photos you want to save should be stored in an acid-free box. Give away photos you no longer want or are duplicates.
Printed: Your most precious photos eventually age over time. Colors shift, photos yellow and the paper becomes brittle. The ultimate goal is to slow down this process as much as possible by using acid free boxes such as the Legacy Box. In addition, create quality digital versions of all your "A" level photos. Find a scanning profession in your area by checking out the Association of Personal Organizers website (appo.org).
Digital: Protect and save your precious digital photos in multiple ways. Copy all your photos to jump drives, CD's or external hard drives, but remember that all of these hardware formats will need to be able to be read at sometime in the future. Store one copy in a fire safe container or in your safe deposit box. Supplement physical storage with on-line photo storage services such as Forever.com. Many other online storage companies offer free storage, but may require the right to use and reproduce your photos and compress them, which reduces photo quality. Check out the policies of the company you choose. Companies like Forever guarantee to store your digital files for you only in a high quality format and will transfer the files to new formats even as technology changes over the next century.
Printed: Respect the photos you are keeping. While you are putting your photos in albums or boxes, carefully label them to help future generations identify family members. Watch the plastics used in albums. It's important to use a plastic that is listed as Mylar D or Mellines 516. Another idea is to display photos on a table under glass or decoupage on decorative items. Share photos that others may enjoy more than you. Labeled and organized photos, in a photo book for example, can make a great gift!
Watch or listen to Deb's podcast: Seven Steps to Organizing Your Photos.
Deb's more than 20 years of corporate training and efficiency experience, combined with her natural fervor for organization and time management, equip her with a keen sense for helping people change their lives for the better! She works with individuals, families and companies to enable them to get motivated, break the cycle of disorganization, change bad habits, and regain control for increased productivity and decreased stress.


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What Can We Do About "Prisoners" In Care Homes?
Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) are part of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and were introduced in April 2009. They exist to make sure that people in care homes and hospitals are looked after in a way that does not inappropriately restrict their freedom. The safeguards should ensure that a person is only deprived of their liberty in a safe and correct way; only when it is in that person's best interests; and only when there is no other way to provide their care or manage their Health and Welfare needs.
A House of Lords Select Committee Report published yesterday indicates that the system is failing vulnerable adults in our society in alarming numbers – and that tens of thousands are being kept effectively as "prisoners" in care homes.
The Report provides a robust and enlightening review of what has worked – and more importantly, what hasn't – in the five years since the DoLS regime came in. Have we really learned nothing as a society since the case of Steven Neary – a brilliantly-fought and successful challenge to an inappropriate, unlawful and long running deprivation, with many hallmarks of state oppression, by his father Martin Neary – in which Hillingdon Social Services seemed to get almost everything wrong? The Neary case was brought when DoLS were still in their infancy – not that this excuses the local authority's many failures. Do those with responsibility for making sure that the DoLS regime protects our most vulnerable adults still know about the case? Are Care Providers and Health & Social Services professionals keeping up with the flood of DoLS cases reported from the Court of Protection that remind us what we should and should not be doing?
Is the fact that we, as a society, are placing and keeping people in care settings against their will a new phenomenon?
No, it isn't. In my 26 years work experience, first in the fields of Mental Health & Social Care and for the past 14 years as a community care law specialist, it was ever thus. That doesn't make it right – but we have to understand that this situation is not, as some newspapers have suggested, the result of a badly drafted piece of Labour party legislation. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 is – as the House of Lords have suggested – a visionary piece of legislation. DoLS were introduced because the "system" that existed before their conception was woefully inadequate – for those with a specialist interest, read about the Bournewood Gap case, which explains as well as anything else the problems and the rationale that resulted in DoLS coming in to existence. The problem is that parts of the MCA 2005 and the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards Code of Practice just aren't being followed, implemented, resourced and enforced to safeguard vulnerable adults effectively.
Are we placing and keeping greater numbers of older people in care settings against their will?
Although there don't appear to be any reliable statistics on this point (perhaps because it's hard to reliably measure something that isn't happening) I don't imagine that the numbers will have increased significantly if the figures were to be "weighted" for an increasingly ageing population. However, it is not just older people who are affected. Other vulnerable groups, including adults with severe learning disabilities and adults with mental health problems but who don't fall within the Mental Health Act 1983 legislation, are also being deprived of their liberty.
If there has been an overall increase in numbers, some of that may be explained by the fact that as the newspapers have stated, it is often much cheaper for Social Services to place a vulnerable adult in a care setting than it is to support that adult to remain independent at home or in a community environment. Many local authority Social Services departments have emphasised this stark reality with their 2014/15 Adult Social Care Budget cuts – in which they have openly announced that they will cap "care at home" costs to the equivalent of the rate that they would pay for a care home placement.
The budget cuts may well have a greater impact upon the older population than upon other and younger vulnerable adults, who may have a greater opportunity to call upon family time and caring resources to help keep them at home. An older adult with dementia who is a home-owner but with limited savings may need a Social Services financial input of say £400 – £500 per week minimum to stay at home. If they move to a care home, the value of their own home will normally be taken in to account and they self fund, so Social Services pay nothing to the care fees.
In terms of the current DoLS regime, the House of Lords Report suggests that we "rip it up and start again". This may well happen in time – but those of us with an interest in legal provisions for vulnerable adults waited what seemed like forever for the Mental Capacity Act 2005, which came in with effect from October 2007, with the DoLS regime coming in only from April 2009. Any further refinement will take time. With the critical HoL report (2,000 pages of evidence collated over nine months) none of us – legal professionals, care providers (the "managing authority"), or Health & Social Services (the "supervisory body") can afford to be complacent and wait for the changes to come in.
The current DoLS system may well be regarded as cumbersome and obscure, but when implemented properly and transparently, it can work to provide the very safeguards that it was designed to provide. In the months after April 2009 – when presumably professionals had received training – I saw many examples of care homes and Social Services getting it right with DoLS applications and authorisations. Inspiringly, this included Social Services working with care homes to help them arrive at less restrictive ways of providing care in challenging and complex cases, thus rejecting the DoLS application at least in part.
The current DoLS regime has to be enforced and policed properly. Training is fundamental – particularly about what amounts to a "deprivation of liberty". We don't want the system clogged up with unnecessary challenges. What is also vital is a proper understanding of what the least restrictive option is, and what 'Best Interests' really means. Over the five years since it was introduced, many care homes and Health & Social Care professionals seem to have allowed the rationale and necessity for Safeguards to fall off their agenda. I know of far too many Deprivations of Liberty that are not authorised. Every one puts the managing authority and supervisory body at risk of a claim for damages, quite aside from the damage that it does to the vulnerable adult and their family.
In addition to this, we need to properly resource the existing IMCA (Independent Mental Capacity Advocates) organisations so that they have enough people and time to actively support our vulnerable adults who lack capacity but have no family member available to help them challenge a Deprivation of Liberty.
The reality remains that many vulnerable adults will be placed in a care setting when they want to be at home, or when their family wants them at home. Sometimes this is a decision that has been properly established as being in their Best Interests, but often that underlying thinking about less restrictive alternatives and balancing risks with freedom simply hasn't been undertaken. If we don't listen properly to what the incapacitated adult wants, or make a genuine effort to understand what is in their best interests – not our perception of what they should want, nor what we would want if we were them – then no matter how many times we change the law, we will not change things for the better.
We should all be familiar with the lessons from the Neary case but despite far too many cases never reaching the Court of Protection there have been some pioneering judgements.
Next week we will learn the outcome of the appeal to the Supreme Court in the Cheshire West case, which is examining what does and does not amount to a Deprivation of Liberty and when the facts of what appears to be a "restriction" tips the balance in to a deprivation. The facts of the case are narrow – involving a learning disabled man with challenging behaviour who is clothed in a body suit that zips at the back, to prevent him ripping and ingesting his incontinence pads – but the principles involved are much wider.


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Make sure to follow this thread to get all the latest updates/game giveaways!
Every week I will be making a new Gleam.io giveaway, as well as ending the giveaway from the previous week. I will try my best to do all of it on Friday, however with my profession it might be hard to keep the exact schedule the same. Just make sure you're on all of our social media!
I hope this will make the site more active, I like the site!
Me too Saxix, me too.
What about steamgifts, are we there too?
Nice giveaway dude! Who won the previous giveaway?
Just a heads up, December will be the month we'll be giving away the best games as a Christmas Weekly Giveaways These will include very popular, and personal picked games like Killing Floor 2, Player Unknown Battlegrounds, Elder Scrolls Online, and Dead Rising 2 (Not in that order).
Why can't I post on my profile anymore? Also PUBG is dope get it. I want it for PS4, too.
New system, and rules. You must make 5 posts prior to making a profile post. If you fail to do so you will receive 2 to 3 warnings before being placed on a profile ban.
Is this to prevent Selfpromotion and spam?
Self Promotion is fine and dandy, but it's to prevent one from only self promoting. You scratch my back, I scratch yours type of style. Post 5 times on the forums, you're able to post a link of something you'd like.
I've already previously posted many times before, I think it's kind of unfair to add that to people who have posted previously, but understandable.


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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion annual report
2021 DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION ANNUAL REPORT
Reflecting on our progress, preparing for our future
Encompass Health is dedicated to creating a culture where differences are valued. I'm proud to say we've come a long way. As with any strategic effort, it's important to take time for reflection in order to continually improve.
This report provides an opportunity for us to celebrate the significant progress we've made in the past year—but there's always more to do. We'll continue to expand and improve our DEI efforts in 2022 and beyond.
- Mark Tarr, President & Chief Executive Officer
Our strategic focus areas
Our Company's core values inform our business decisions and guide employee interactions with each other and those we serve. The focus of Encompass Health's DEI program includes four strategic areas: our workforce, patient experience, supplier diversity and community partnerships. Incorporating DEI into our day-to-day business practices is The Encompass Health Way in action.
Culture and accountability are in the center of the 4 strategies
How DEI fits into our hiring practices
Incorporating diversity into healthcare hiring practices is crucial, especially when it comes to maintaining a healthy nursing population. In recent years, Encompass Health has developed strong alliances with nursing schools and associations, utilized diverse job boards and websites, and participated in diverse nursing conferences and events. "Having a presence in those spaces is so important," said Vidette Forbes, south central regional VP of operations. "Our hospital culture is strengthened when we successfully bring in people of different backgrounds."
Hiring diversity infuses a variety of talents, skills and experiences into the hospital culture. Forbes believes these are the building blocks of a positive work environment, which makes our valued employees want to stick around for the long haul.
Employee engagement remains top of mind
Encompass Health's annual Employee Engagement Survey showcases the Company's strengths and opportunities from the viewpoint of our staff. In 2021, our inpatient rehabilitation hospital segment scored an 83% overall favorability rating on questions from our DEI index. The index questions cover topics related to respect, trust, culturally competent care and inclusion.
While there is still more work to be done, this number rose from 79% in 2020 and 77% in 2019. We are definitely trending in the right direction. With help from our hospital leadership teams, the Company is excelling in the continued expansion of hospital diversity committees, bi-annual delivery of relevant DEI training, and consistent companywide DEI communications.
- Tony Hernandez, Chief Human Resources Officer
Learn more about Encompass Health's 2021 DEI initiatives
Learn more about Encompass Health's 2021 DEI initiatives.
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Follow the simple instructions given below and your filter will supply you with safe, clean drinking water for many years.
Take the manifold assembly (B) and ensure that the rubber seal (A) is correctly located into the recess. Push the support tube (C) securely into the central recess on the underside of the manifold. Remove each of the six filter candles (E) from its protective wrap and check that the o-ring seal (D) is located fully onto the threaded spigot. Screw the thread spigot into one of the holes in the underside of the manifold until washer resistance is felt and the moulded cap just touches the ring on the underside of the manifold (B). Do not over tighten. Repeat for all six filter candles. Take the base moulding (F), ensure that the rubber seal (G) is located correctly into the recess and push the base securely onto the support tube (C) to complete the assembly.
3.1. Isolate the water supply to the filter, vent any pressure and unscrew the filter body. Care should be taken, as it will be full of water.
3.2. The cartridge assembly can now be removed, taking care at all times not to contaminate the inside of the unit, and replaced or cleaned as described below.
3.3. To re-fit the cartridge assembly, ensure that the cartridge assembly is fitted into the sump of the filter with the manifold uppermost.
3.4. Screw the sump gently into the filter head, ensuring that the manifold locates correctly into the head and tighten until a seal is made. Do not over-tighten.
In order to remove any loose particles resulting from manufacture of the filter elements, the water from the filter should be allowed to run to waste for 10 minutes. Allow the filter to stand for 24 hours to condition the filter to the source water and then flush for a further 10 minutes to waste. After carrying out this procedure, the filter is now ready for use.
The filtered water can now be used for drinking and preparing food. If the filter has been standing unused for more than 3 days, it is recommended that water be run to waste for 1 minute before use.
Due to filtration of particulate contaminants from the water during use, the flow of water from the filter may reduce over a period of time.
Remove the cartridge assembly as described in section 3.
Take the assembly to the sink and stand it upright on the base moulding (F/G).
Loop the cleaning brush (supplied with the filter) under one of the six ceramic candles, hold under running water and slide the brush up and down until the ceramic is clean.
Repeat the cleaning operation on all six ceramic candles, taking care at all times not to contaminate the inside of the unit.
Alternatively, each of the six filter candles can be removed and cleaned individually.
The cartridge assembly is now ready to re-fit as described in section 3.
Wash hands thoroughly after cleaning the filter.


Tuesday, July 24, 2001 | 10:11 a.m.
Developers of a new North Las Vegas hospital located on a portion of the Craig Ranch Golf Course hope for approval Wednesday by the Planning Commission.
"It certainly is needed with our population and growth," Councilwoman Shari Buck said.
The city currently has one hospital, Lake Mead Hospital and Medical Center, which has 198 beds to serve more than 120,000 people.
Annette Kinsman, director of business development at Lake Mead Hospital, said there is "definitely a need for another hospital in the northern valley."
"But my main concern is how they are going to staff the hospital, given the nursing shortage in the valley," Kinsman said.
The 39-acre site on the northwest corner of Craig Road and Commerce Street would provide 180 beds and additional medical office buildings.
"Our citizens can have the opportunity to be provided good health care in closer proximity to their homes and where they work," Buck said.
Universal Health Services of Delaware, the company proposing the new hospital, hopes to complete the project in 2 1/2 years after obtaining a special-use permit. The site is currently zoned for general commercial use.
Another North Las Vegas hospital is being proposed at Tropical Parkway and Losee Road, about four miles northeast of the Craig Ranch Golf Course site. Tropical & Losee Ltd. Liability Co., which is proposing the 120-bed hospital, says construction is scheduled to begin next month and be completed by the end of 2002.
North Las Vegas Planning Department officials, however, say no building permits have yet been approved for that project.
At the Craig Ranch site, residents had previously fought against a Station Casinos proposal, which would have placed a hotel there.
"We were concerned about having a casino right next to two elementary schools," Deborah Lewis, a resident, said Monday.
Lewis says most residents, however, feel there is a need for a new hospital. Nevertheless, she said, she is worried about plans for a ground-level helicopter pad and how the hospital will look aesthetically.
"Heli-pads are usually located on top of buildings," Lewis said. "We're concerned about the safety of the area when helicopters are trying to land in between the trees. We also want to make sure that the appearance of the hospital is conducive to the neighborhood."
Preston Howard, the attorney representing Universal Health Services of Delaware, said his client built Summerlin Hospital and owns Valley Hospital Medical Center and Desert Springs Hospital.
"I'm glad that residents are getting involved," Howard said. "They should be able to be a part of the decision-making process, and what goes into their neighborhoods."


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Corey Morris
July 14, 2021 June 6, 2021 by Matthew Rusk
Trumpet & Cornet Teacher in Tenby
A professional musician in possession of outstanding interpersonal and communication skills, hardworking, loyal, committed and highly enthusiastic, the candidate continually seeks new experiences and responsibilities.
Having commenced trumpet studies at the age of eight, the candidate joined the Junior Conservatoire at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama aged 15 with scholarship support. This experience accelerated his development and breadth of experience, leading to him winning the Brass Prize in the final year.
He was awarded a full ABRSM scholarship to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama from where he graduated with a BMus in 2017. Since then he has been in high demand, working as a professional, freelance musician for renowned orchestras and other ensembles.
He has performed as a soloist and as part of smaller ensembles in large and small venues across the UK and has developed a strong reputation for his outreach work and personal tuition. Since graduating from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, he has taught Brass at Aberdare School for Three years teaching Trumpet/Cornet from beginner up to Diploma level.
Also having taught trumpet privately for 3 years, currently tutoring 4 pupils but looking to expand this if possible. Being a freelance trumpet player his schedule is very flexible so am able to teach at different times during the day. During Covid 19 he has also been teaching successfully via Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
GCSE Music, A level Music and BMUS from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
As a freelance performer, I have performed with orchestras such as BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Welsh National Opera Orchestra, Opera North Orchestra, English Symphony Orchestra and British Sinfonietta
I have also performed in touring musicals including Matilda the UK tour
I also perform as part of a chamber group named Top Brass Trio, who represent Live Music Now and Music In Hospitals where we perform and present music workshops in schools, hospitals and concerts all over Wales and the UK, and have most recently performed live on Radio 3
I offer online and mobile music lessons to students based in and around Tenby (subject to my availability and your location). For more information about my cornet and trumpet lessons simply get in touch.
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Hard Shoulder Words by Andy West & Mark Noe. Music by 3rd Rock Revolution © 2007. All rights reserved and respected.
But you don't care for what you want. Is it who I am?
Two feet on the ground and nothing will change.
Content with what I've got with no exchange.
You don't care for what you want. Is it who I am?
Look around, ain't it all the same no matter what you say?
I'll do the time just say the word, it's not that hard, don't know what you've heard.


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