, and given this seems to take place outside our usual canon, maybe we’ll even get Jim Moriarty back. Wouldn’t that be excellent?
For all the questions we do have, it’ll be at least another couple of months before we get any answers. And while no exact date has been set, expect it to be right in the thick of the holidays.
How to play a Celtic Irish Reel.
The correct bellows phrasing and techniques for playing Celtic Irish music.
How to play the right hand with the correct fingering positions. and ensure the left hand doesn't over power the right hand.
How to play the left hand with a simple major bass and then minor bass row.
How to put and play both hands together.
Ornamentation for both the right and left hand with grace notes, triplets and turns.
Improvisational ideas for the right hand to make the piece unique to you.
1/2 years of playing the piano accordion.
A minimum 48 bass piano accordion.
Basic knowledge of music notation.
This course will teach you how to play an original Celtic Irish Reel. Gerry will show you how to play the tune step by step from playing both hands individually to putting the piece together. The course will show you specific techniques used in traditional Irish music and how to apply ornamentation and improvisational ideas. Also included in this course is the original music score and two backing tracks.
Anyone who wants to learn how to use ornamentation and improvisation in any Celtic piano accordion piece.
Complete Reel Demonstration And Score.
Gerry Nulty is an accomplished accordion musician and the director and founder of one of the largest music schools in Dublin, Ireland. As a musician he has travelled around the world as a freelance accordionist, performing in major city concert halls and theme parks in USA where he played as a member of a Riverdance orchestra. He has played for a number of celebrity events the likes of David and Victoria Beckham's wedding and the late Prince Rainier of Monaco. Gerry is a direct descendant of Mrs Bridget Kenny - Queen Of Irish Fiddlers.The Ministry of Health announced no new Covid-19 cases, whether locally transmitted or imported, were recorded in the Kingdom on Wednesday, maintaining the total caseload unchanged at 1169 cases.
Meanwhile, 8 patients have recovered in Prince Hamza Hospital, and 6530 laboratory tests were carried out, bringing the total count of tests processed since the start of the pandemic to 440,825, according to media statement issued by the Prime Ministry and the Ministry of Health.
To curb the virus spread, the Ministry stressed the need to adhere to preventive measures, wear masks, observe physical distancing rules, and use the “Aman” (“Safety”) application to alert users in the event of contacting an infected person, and contribute to detecting virus-related cases.
The government has also recently launched a new smart phone application called “Sehtak” (your health) that provides the latest pandemic-based news, the virus and other health information, the ministry pointed out.
Okay there's a bit of a complication: unlike the UK where you get a PGDE and you are free to work anywhere, the system here requires that you get an offer from the Singaporean Ministry of Education, then you get to do PGDE on a salary. So it's not like the PGCE, which you pay yourself and then look for a job.

Having said that, you can pay for your own PGDE, at a huge price, but then you aren't guaranteed employment in local schools because MOE already centrally posts most of the PGDE teachers who are hired already. It all depends on what you want to do: you can use your PGDE to join independent schools (who now require a PGDE for hires), but the A-Level schools ("junior colleges") are all watching their hiring because of an anticipated fall in enrolment, so that's not that likely for now.If last Tuesday’s Council work session is any indication, there are several issues Council members will want to clarify before signing off on staff’s recommendations to amend the ordinance. Most of those issues have to do with determining just who is and who isn’t allowed to lobby Council on behalf of any particular group looking to do business with the city.
Sabine Romero with the city’s Law Department replied that determinations about who is a “respondent” or “agent” would still have to be made on a case-by-case basis.
Council Member Kathie Tovo expressed concern that such an interpretation of the law will leave the city open to the same kinds of complaints from confused citizens as before. As an example, she asked Romero if a member of a nonprofit who is not a board member or paid advocate but who receives a call to action from that nonprofit to contact Council would be considered a respondent.
“Our code says a respondent or anyone they ask to advocate on their behalf is subject to our no-contact period,” said Romero. That would include a supporter of a nonprofit who contacted a Council member in response to a mass email request from that group.
Tovo said staff and Council need to make those definitions clearer so that groups don’t find themselves shut out of the process due to the carelessness of an otherwise well-meaning supporter who happens not to understand the law.
If Council approves the new provisions, opportunities to compete for social service funding, cultural arts funding, block grant funding, and the sale of rental property would not be covered by the ordinance unless Council directs otherwise.In the fifth of a new weekly series for Cambridge Network members, IT governance expert Alan Calder explains the ABCs of business security and compliance. This week he looks at uninvited intruders on wireless networks (or WLANs).
Your business information is only as secure as your weakest link.
When you set up a network so that anyone can log onto it, without even needing to plug in, well – then anyone CAN log onto it. In truth, anyone even minimally competent at basic DIY can set up a WLAN in as long as it takes to plug in a few wireless cards and run some simple software. There’s nothing to it – and that’s because wireless equipment all ships with its default security settings at ZERO.
It’s equally simple to buy some software off the Internet that will enable a hacker to find ‘open’ WLANs (‘war driving’). It’s as easy for an employee to plug a wireless access point into a fixed network as it is for him to bring an insecure wireless PC into the office (or, more terrifyingly, a branch office) and uses it to connect to the secure office network.
Any one of these three scenarios – an ‘open’ WLAN, a rogue access point or a rogue user – opens your network to the Wireless Ghost.
The ‘war driver’, who also has a wireless computer, can hack into your network via any of these options – through your unsecured access point, through the rogue access point, or by piggybacking on the rogue machine’s access.
The first scenario may still leave the hacker with the problem of getting past your firewall but, in the other two, he’s straight past it from the word go. And that means he’s lose on your network, able to access ALL your confidential data, able to destroy and corrupt data to his heart’s content, able to set your network up for a more severe attack at another time. And you won’t know he’s there until it’s way too late.
And confidential corporate is subject to data protection, human rights and privacy legislation – as well as being valuable to its owners.
1. Securing your WLAN – which means deploying enterprise-level security policies (including encryption and authentication) and security architectures.
2. Taking action against rogue access points – set your own ‘war drivers’ loose!
3. Take action against rogue users – deploy network monitoring and remote device control software that catches the culprits.
Once you’ve got a secure WLAN, with wireless access only permitted through a secure VPN, your only real danger arises when someone loses – or has stolen – a notebook computer that’s all set up for authenticated access to your network.
As usual, it’s a combination of technology, procedure, staff training and luck that have to combine to keep ghosts out of the machine.
Staff travel etiquette rules are, in my opinion, the most important part of this series. Planning and knowing the rules are useless if you don’t behave right.
You must know the staff travel rules by heart if you want to use these benefits with great success. Read here everything you need to know about staff travel rules.
Knowing how to plan your staff travel trip will go a long way for your success rate. Planning properly will help you keep the costs low and enjoy your benefits.
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As you may know, if you have read my About me page, I’m a simple girl.  Read More »What is staff travel and how can you enjoy it?Veteran BJP leader B C Khanduri of Uttarakhand is contesting from the Garhwal Lok Sabha constituency at the age of 79. The former chief minister has been fielded by the party despite a shock defeat in the Assembly polls — possibly to tap into popular resentment against the Congress. Khanduri spoke to Shemin Joy of Deccan Herald. Excerpts:
How are the BJP and the Congress placed in this election?
The Congress is in a total shambles. They will face humiliating defeat not only in Uttarakhand but also in the country. The Congress