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Illwell Town
History Past and Present
Cropston Fairweather
Crop's Circle
Illwell Town shows at The Leicester Comedy Festival!
Illwell is presenting four shows at The Leicester Comedy Festival in February next year. All the shows will happen at The tap And Barrel in Wigston Magna on each Sunday of the event.
Cropston Fairweather will serenade audiences through a bill of comedians on Sundays 10th, 17th and 24th with shows starting at 6pm.
On the 24th there will be an earlier show 'Crop's Circle' presented by Cropston and featuring guests in discussion and performance for a podcast recording.
Tickets are available from the venue The Tap and Barrel and will become available via the festival website in due course.
A cycle path not dissimilar to The Bisley Lake one.
Bisley Town Mayor plans a cycle path toll.
The Mayor of Bisley Town, Terrence Strap, has suggested that a 'toll' be introduced on the Bisley Lake cycle route that navigates around the edge of the lake closest to the town. The toll would mean that cyclists could no longer complete a complete circuit around the whole route without paying.
In a 'splat', Strap said, "We want people to invest in the town and add value to the community. "It's a little unfair that cyclists can just ride along the Bisley Waterside for free".
The plan is believed to involve the building of an electric fence and a gate patrolled by Sentries that forces riders through the payment point if they want to continue to ride. There would be a toll at each end of the Bisley stretch to trap people going the wrong way around the lake.
A spokesperson for Illwell Town Council said, "This is typical of Strap, trying to extract money from innocent cyclists. One thing is for sure, Illwell will have no such toll introduced".
The path that winds around the lake is well used by cyclists of all levels. It undulates and weaves about, occasionally touching the shoreline and has several picnic spots. The longest route is nearly 21 miles in length. It was completed in 2004 from an old existing path that was there before.
Strap received a tirade of abuse on Splattr after his first 'splat' but added, undeterred, "It wouldn't be so bad if people stopped to shop or buy an ice cream but all they want to do is race through and not give the town a second thought".
Recently, Strap banned the Illwell Town ice cream vendor Tony Cokey from parking up at the Bisley shore as it hit sales of The Bisley Whip. Cokey, who sells the less synthetic Illwell Scoop said, at the time, "He's just anti-Illwell".
This latest move will no doubt cause another diplomatic row between the two towns.
The Illwell Book Prize
Fury erupted at a Town Hall meeting over the suggestion that the annual Illwell Book Prize be opened up to include writers from Bisley Town. The competition has been a closed shop for 45 years to writers from Illwell Town and, previously, Wellgood and Illstone back when it was named the W.I. Book Award.
Illwell has been the home of many good local writers down the years and last years winner Cedric Conners who won with his 2nd novel 'Circle of Tuna' was speaking out in favour of opening up the contest. "I would welcome more writers from a wider geographic to be allowed in", he said. "There's no good reason to restrict it to such a small pool of talent and we should welcome Bisley Town writers into the dip". When it was suggested that he was 'only saying that because he'd now won the prize' he replied "Partly".
A spokesman for the Illwell Book and Pamphlet Society said, "Letting Bisley writers in wouldn't necessarily mean they had a better chance of winning it". But the majority seemed to be totally against change.
Among this years four shortlisted books are, 'Do You Want To Come Camping' by Sean Harriot, 'The Cruel Winter' by Maddy Davis and 'Christmas Street Saga' by Eloney Jamus.
Love at First Flight - Couple who met on plane to wed!
Two strangers who were accidentally seated next to each other on a flight, are to marry next year after falling in love.
"I know people will think we're crazy after such a short flight, but neither of us were desperate – honest".
Mark and Elaine were surprisingly sat next to each other on the flight to Ibiza. Mark joked, "It's funny ain't it. You spend all that time online scouring dating sites then, just by chance, you meet the woman of your dreams and fall in love in the first 8 seconds. It's bonkers!" Elaine admits to falling for Mark quickly too but after about 8 Proseccos.
Spluttr went nuts over the romantic story:
"It's just amazing. You never know what's around the corner!"
"It's so good to hear some good news for a change".
"Elaine's a nice name".
The airline have now tabled plans for a 'singles' flight service to and from lonely places for those in search of love.
The happy couple plan to marry next year and believe their relationship will be long and lasting. "If it's not", said Elaine, "I'm sure we'll be able to split up as quickly".
We have the edge on nature, says Bisley Surgeon!
The controversial plastic surgeon, Robert Futility, has released a book condemning nature. In his 'Humans Know Better' book, he describes natural processes as 'obsessive and fundamentally negative'.
"The thing is", he says in his book, "Nature has been around too long and gotten set in its ways about beauty and looks and how things should be. It doesn't want to accept new ideas".
Chantelle Plaztique (a model from Lincoln) claims that she has 'the ups on nature' by revealing her latest breast surgery. "Why ain't it you able to enhance yourself wit boob sacks", said Chantelle who boasts a massive chest.
Bum lifts, lip bloats, tummy sucks, thigh suction are just some of the things people are getting to look more natural than their natural selves.
Casey Fondleman from the TV programme 'Cutewords' admitted to having enhancements to make her look like she'd had enhancements. "I had two from the bottom and four from the top", she gleefully expressed as she toppled out of a boutique in Bisley.
"We have to hide what we're really like, else men wouldn't fancy us, don't it", said a woman who recently appeared on the reality TV show 'Thick Town'. "So what if we ain't what we should be. At least we ain't robots, at least, ain't, ain't, ain't ..."
Futility's book realises that for a long time nature has been blamed for making women, in particular, feel the need to cover the hideousness of reality. It's available from all good book stores and some bad ones.
Spluttr has exploded like you wouldn't believe:
"People should accept me for who I'm not", said Peepy Quervis, a resident of Brighton.
"I have changed my appearance completely and, now, friends don't know who I am! They've reported me 'missing'", said William Hunt of No Fixed Abode.
Robert Futility was unavailable for 'no fee'.
There are up sides to cosmetic surgery. Beautiful lips.
Ban 'We need to make sure this never happens again' Campaign!
Illwell Town News backs calls to have the phrase 'We need to make sure this never happens again' from the language – because it always does.
It's the politician's favourite line and they trot it out constantly to reassure the public that everything's being sorted out – when it isn't.
We back the suggestion that it should be replaced with, 'It will happen again because we'll take our eye off the ball sooner or later'.
The phrase is issued in different forms but generally preceded by the words, 'We are going to have an inquiry to...'.
A spokesman for 'Common Sense Against Daft' said, "No matter how many times bad things happen, nothing stops them happening again. Lorries will tailgate and kill, people will stab, fires will burn, ship will sink and planes will crash. You can't stop stupidity either".
A politician we spoke to, who wishes to remain 'a politician', said, "I understand the frustration of hearing this all the time and I will try my best to make sure I don't say it again".
Fairweathers market the first ever 'All day Evening Meal'.
Following on from their 'All Week Sunday Roast', Fairweathers Pub Chain have started selling an evening meal all through the day.
The chain have said that they want to provide for all tastes and are expecting there will be high demand.
Critics have accused them of trying get rid of a surplus stock that was about to go out of date. "There food is delivered in 'long life' frozen packets and I fear some of those meals are reaching there 'eat by' date", said a critic.
Another critic suggested that the 'all day evening meal' was in fact just a 'meal'.
"We seem to attract a lot of criticism from jealous food experts and such but we have a lot of very satisfied customers", said the manager of the local branch.
Recently they were criticised for banning dogs because of their unpredictability and the fact that they scared some customers. That came only a year after some customers were banned for scaring dogs.
In another incident, a vegan was given beef and had to throw up in the toilets just in case it had any beef in it.
Pupils sent home from school for flouting uniform rules.
It's now known that up to 30 children were sent home from Illwell Primary for 'dressing inappropriately' on the first day of term and the number is expected to rise.
Some parents were outraged at the 'new rules' and claim they were not prepared. A parent who chose to remain anonymous said, "My boy was sent home simply because he didn't have the right shoes and had yellow jeans on! The school should give us time to get to know the rules".
Another disgruntled parent shouted at our reporter from the window of a car as if was speeding away from the school, "Shove your damn uniform!"
The decision created a 'heated' situation at the school gates with some parents threatening to punch the Headmaster in the face for not being reasonable.
"It's not like you can get the uniform from anywhere", said another person. "There are only 6 specific shops nearby".
The Headmaster, Mr. Mallet, said, "The rules are clear and were given to all parents three months ago. The parents have had all summer to get the uniform together. It's so disappointing when so many managed to dress their kids appropriately and then we get kids in trainers, tight skirts and skinny jeans. One boy turned up in a puffy shirt and knee high boots".
A lot of parents backed the Headmaster. "It was almost laughable", said Kevin Slap. "You'd think it was a fancy dress parade the way some kids were turned out. And some of their parents were wearing pyjamas! You can bet your life that if there's a rare, branded, limited edition, hard to get, pair of trainers brought out, the kids will have them the next day but they can't get a basic school uniform in three months".
A teacher at the school remarked, "Can't anybody see the answer? The only way to get all kids to wear the same thing is to let them wear what they want".
This comes on the same day as 'Academies' came under fire for being stupid.
Local Singing Competition on hold as judge is sacked!
The annual singing competition held every year at The Wellgood Head has been put back this year after William Robertson was sacked.
Robertson, a reasonably successful singer in the past, insisted that his wife be a judge alongside him. Other panellists thought the idea was 'ridiculous' and Robertson was told to go and revive his career.
The competition itself has become less popular over the last few years due to lack of any real talent. "Most of the wannabees tend to wail like they're being murdered", said Ronny Most, a former judge and Radio Illwell personality. "It's all too glitzy now. There's nothing fresh and, when they get through to the final, they all look the same, like they've had a make-over from a back street tattooist".
Robertson was unavailable for comment when we met him but his wife is said to be upset that she wasn't considered 'worthy'.
The make-up of the judging panel will now feature two new faces and the competition is likely to start in October.
"I think it's stretching the 'take your wife to work day' a bit too far" said a punter who agreed with the decision to sack Robertson.
Some supporters of Robertson were upset and took to Spluttr to vent their frustration. One disgruntled fan remarked, "So, what if his wife doesn't have a singing pedigree! Nor do most of the audience, and they still get to vote".
The Wellgood Head have supported the competition for a number of years despite opposition from local musicians who believe it tarnishes the venue's good name. A few years back, Cropston Fairweather said of the contest, "It gives Karaoke a bad name".
Food Giants, 'Dregs' opens near to town!
The fast food chain Dregs have opened an outlet close to Illwell Town which has some locals worried.
The food giants, famous for their lukewarm food, have opened in a service station 3 miles from Illwell Town centre and although it's not inside the town limits people fear it could be the thin end of the wedge.
The chain that have branches in most towns of the UK have never managed to move into Illwell because of opposition from the majority of the town who are loyal to local bakeries and the home-grown Illwell Tartlet. The chain do their own 'squashed flat' pies, pasties and tartlets which are thought to be 'inferior versions' of tradition fare for the mass market.
Locals don't appear to think that Dregs Tartlet will threaten the prize-winning Illwell Tartlet that is often protected.
"We don't have anything to fear", said Ron Robinson of 'sPies' on Christmas Street. "People who are coming into the town are going to eat when they get here and people going away from the town will be full. Dregs is unlikely to tempt them. Besides, we don't really cater for the same type of customer as are products do not easily fit in your pocket."
The café/bakery 'sPies' is one of the most popular, drawing customers from all around with their award winning Lumpy Buns, Niche Quiche and Sweet Chive Tea.
Illwell has prided itself on keeping the majority of 'chains' out of the town and despite Fairweathers, the pub chain, and Pronto, the cheap shop, there are few others.
Spluttr comments:
"Why would anyone go to Dregs when you can go elsewhere and get food!"
"I tried Dregs once and bought a Fake Bake. I threw in the nearest bin after one bite!
"Whenever I see a Dregs, I cross the road!"
"At least our Lumpy Buns are safe!"
Above: An example of the old 'favourite' hand pull towel machine.
More hygienic?
Hot Air Blow Dryers Alert!
A recent report into Hot Air Blow Dryers used in public conveniences has sent alarm spreading through Illwell's toilet community.
The report, done by scientists, concluded that the machines spread more germs that paper towels and it urged the use of them to be stopped, particularly in Hospitals and good clean Pubs.
The main problem, according to experts, is that people don't wash their hands properly and bits of dirt and scum fly about in all directions and could hit someone in the face.
"If we could get people to wash their hands properly then it would solve a lot of problems the world over, but that will never happen", said a leading Health Worker.
Pubs and cafes all over Illwell now have the dilemma of whether to carry on using the dryers or to convert back to paper towels. Some are angry after spending money on the expensive appliances. On hearing the news, it's rumoured that one furious landlord ripped his system off the wall and threw it into the street.
After we posted the link on Spluttr the comments came in thick and fast and most were 'not keen' on the dryers. A selection of the comments:
"They make too much bloody racket an' all".
"And if you sneeze at the same time you're drying your hands, think how much worse it will be!"
"I much preferred those old hand pull machines with the blue towels. They were hygienic. The only difficulty was getting your leg through the loop".
You won't believe the new craze that's gripping the internet - well, you will.
The new craze that's sweeping the internet where people have to do what everybody else does to show that they're one of the crowd who does things that they're told to do – and it's not even for charity - has taken hold.
It's called 'Snaking' and involves a person wriggling their bodies while waving their hands in the air as a bus hurtles towards them from behind. The idea is to see how long you can stay in the road.
Police have warned that, although the bus would usually stop if someone was gyrating in the road, people could be badly run over if drivers are, for instance, distracted by watching the craze on their phones. "We could actually have a situation where a driver is viewing the very person their about to hit! It's that addictive!" said a ex-police officer.
One youngster called Del Fusion (Internet handle), who'd been brought up on the internet said, "I tried it and suddenly I was hit by the realisation that I'm stupid. So I stopped and got on with thinking up acronyms".
"It's cool because everyone does it", said a Snaker from Hull.
A contributor to a recent report called the 'Study To Understand People's Internet Dependency', said, "It's a worrying trend when, otherwise, normally balanced people copy something that's been thought up by an idiot".
A local school teacher remarked, "We see a lot of these trends and obsessions being played out in the classrooms and playgrounds. It's like the modern day version of the 'chain letter'. Kids feel they'll be picked on if they don't join in and, when they do, they're still picked on".
Pronto store sells 'fake' gold wedding ring.
A woman who brought a gold wedding ring at a local branch of Pronto, only to find out that the ring was in fact 'painted plastic', says she wanted to tell her story so others wouldn't make the same mistake and shop at Pronto.
The £99 band was advertised as 'pure gold' and had the correct markings but when it she went to have enlarged its' true identity was revealed. "When I prised the ring off my finger at the Jewellers, it just snapped and he looked at me funny. I ran out", said Mrs Salmon from Cambridge.
A Pronto representative said, "We take issues like this very seriously are we're conducting an internal investigation to find out what happened. We suspect some of the toy rings accidentally got mixed and packaged and priced along with real jewellery. We're recalling all gold and toy rings and we suggest, if anyone feels their ring might not be gold, to see if it snaps easily".
The question was put to the store, "Why would a plastic ring carry a hallmark?" They answered, "To make it look as real as possible".
Mrs. Salmon had worn the ring for ten years and had never suspected it was a dud. "I noticed it was very light but I just thought that's how they made gold these days", she added.
After the ill-fated purchase of the ring at the Pronto store, Illwell News offered to get it valued, and an expert said, "It's worth almost nothing at all. It's just a bunch of cheap shops".
Mrs. Salmon had intended leaving the ring to her daughter who no longer wants it so she has laughed off the whole thing and had the ring melted down to make a small shape for the mantle-piece.
DJ to quit Bisley FM Breakfast Show.
Evan Clark (known as Clarky) has been a fixture of Bisley FM Breakfast Show for a long time but he is due to quit by the end of the year.
He says, 'not wanting to do it anymore' is the reason for his decision but some people will no doubt want him to continue his knock-about morning banter modelled on the 70's DJ Ed Nollinson.
Both men climbed to the top with zany antics that please the casual listener.
"There'll always be a market for 'shallow'", said a spokesperson for the station. "It's a shame to lose him and we'll need to bring in someone who's a little bit different but a lot the same. Someone who knows where the bar is set and leaves it alone".
Fears that Clark wants to move to Radio Illwell's drive-time show 'Light, Lovely and Pointless' are unfounded. "He isn't likely to cross the pond (Bisley Lake) unless it's to buy a book", said Illwell's Programme Controller, Ron Grady. "As for getting one of our shows, not a chance in Hell!"
Grady was once Clark's producer when they both worked for the commercial station Central Radio before it went into administration. Clark was responsible for getting Grady sacked, citing his 'controlling manner'.
Illwell Outdoor Summer Stage at The Lake finally ready!
After a years in the planning the summer stage was finally finished and erected on Illwell Shore on August 31st ready for a hastily re-arranged show featuring Cropston Fairweather and The Wigged People.
The stage was due to be completed by May of 2018 but was delayed because of what was described as 'a con'. The Bisley construction company 'Stage Set Up' were accused adding costs to the original agreed budget and work was halted while they argued. Eventually, a compromise was reached and the stage was completed two days before it was due to be dismantled.
"At least we got to have one day of music", said a reveller.
A spokesperson for The Council Of Illwell said, "I don't think we needed to go to 'Stage Set Up' in the first place. We have plenty of blokes in Illwell who could have knocked up a stage in no time, without any fuss and at half the cost. Why go across the pond (Bisley Lake) when we have local skills nearby in this vicinity?"
It's not the first time a Bisley company has fallen out of favour with Illwell.
The Bisley security giants 'Show Police' were banned from operating at all future Illwell Town events in 2016 after complaints about heavy handed tactics. Even artists were getting involved at the 2015 'Lakeside Fest' when Cropston Fairweather's manager said, "Discrete is not a word they understand. Nor do they seem to realise that the festival goers are paying their wages".
All Show Police staff have the distinctive yellow 'hi vis' jackets with the words 'SHOW POL' on the back distinguishing them from real people. If people see any of them in the Illwell area they are advised to stay clear and inform the authorities.
Bisley Bank fined by Ombudsman
The local bank of Bisley Town has been find a record amount of money for misleading customers into thinking they charged less for 'unauthorised over-draws' than leading banks, when they actually charged more.
It came to light when a customer invoiced the bank for his time, travel and parking charges when they insisted he came to their premises for a meeting that, he says, could have been held at his home. "They wanted to talk to me in order to help me with my finances and it cost me £7:20 in expenses and two hours of my valuable time, which at minimum wage would be £15.66!" said Mr. Corner. "They did actually say that the meeting should be at my convenience but when I suggested they come to my house, they weren't keen. They refused to pay my invoice of £22.86 and that's when I started looking into 'charges' on my account. I was mad".
Mr. Corner spent weeks looking into charges over a six month period and compared to other banks. The conclusion was that the Bank's slogan "We charge less because we're small!" flew in the face of reality.
A representative of the bank commented to say, "We are trading within the law". When asked "How far within?" He replied, "Just". He was then asked why a successful and profitable company like Bisley Bank, who also run chain of Launderettes, felt they had to stretch the law to the limit with the highest penalties for law abiding customers. He declined to comment.
The fine, which has been rumoured to be into the millions but is in fact £750,000 will go the treasury and the bank will recoup the money from their customers with various charges.
Mr. Corner is preparing to invoice the Ombudsman for his work.
Man thrown out of popular fast-food purveyor in Bisley for not ordering properly!
The Bisley branch of the famous fast-food chain MeDangles has made the headlines for losing patience with a man who couldn't get their signature dishes right. A four star employee of the chain described the incident. "At first he asked for a 'Big Jack with Frits' which obviously isn't the right name. When I said, 'Do you mean chips?' He replied, 'Haven't you got Frits then?' It was irritating. I said that we don't have a 'Big Jack' either. So, then he asked for a 'Whooper'!"
Apparently the unnamed man was getting everything wrong even though the menu was clearly displayed in glowing neon behind the counter. "He didn't seem to realise it was a fast-food establishment", said a person behind him in the queue. "It was actually slowing things down! He asked for a bucket of fish at one point, and everyone knows MeDangles would never do that!"
A spokesperson for MeDangles said, "It's a shame that people can't get our dishes right after we've bashed them over the head with our products for years but I guess some people will always be out of touch. The Supervisor said he was asking for 'Big' instead of 'Large' which is confusing for a well trained workforce. They were stressed out by the incident. A number of employees had to take the next day off with symptoms of 'confusion' but they will all be supported with extra conditioning so they can be back to work as soon as possible to support their families".
Eventually, security staff had to intervene and managed to extricate the man (who kept referring to them as 'Life Guards') from the premises.
Music Review: Patty and Jim – The Wellgood Head
The last time Patty and Jim came to town they were pretty much unknown but now you could say they are 'not known very well' at the very least. There latest album launched them as an album making duo back in 2010 and they're touring off the back of it.
They started with an old song from 2010 called We Reached That Time In Life, an autobiographical account of their love for each other and their contentment with life on the road and off. Their second offering 'Sitting In The Garden' is packed with attitude. As is tune based on a boundary dispute called 'Our Fence'.
It's a consistent set with Jim's guitar playing completely complimenting Patty's voice. When he hit's the keyboard it changes gear and his stolid lack of movement thoroughly compliments her swaying and jigging.
The last song was a their trademark ballad, 'We're Leaving Now' which was better than the other songs but at least the highlight of the evening came at the end.
Illwell Bunting Festival visitor numbers remain exactly the same!
The second annual Bank Holiday Bunting Festival was held in Illwell over the weekend and as many flocked to the event as last year according to the organisers. Geoff Thomas, editor of the magazine 'A Bunting We Will Go' said, "It was certainly as busy as last year, so that's an improvement. A lot of the same faces, sure but interestingly the number of new faces corresponded exactly with the number who didn't come back." Geoff is on The Bunting Festival Committee and over sees many activities during and over the weekend, one of which was The Triangle Square Bunting Competition, won by Graham Deane with his alternate 'square/triangle' theme, fitting in nicely with the location of the event.
One festival goer praised the event as unique. "There's nothing like it in my life. I've been a fan of bunting for decades and what a lot of people don't realise is that bunting isn't just one dimensional inverted triangular plastic pieces suspended by a string, although that's part of it", she said.
One cheeky Bunter created the theme of a 'washing line', by creating mini items of bright coloured clothing strung along a wire between two posts, for the competition. Everything from trousers and blouses to underwear and socks. Unfortunately, some of the items were stolen before the bunting was judged and the exhibit didn't make the final.
There are plans to make the event even bigger next year, Mr. Thomas confirmed. "It's not a bad thing that numbers were consistent with last year as consistency is one of the main tenets of good bunting manufacturing but imagine if the Bunting Festival Boundary threshold was crossed by one more person, or a dog even!"
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Academy Award-winning screenwriter John Ridley (12 Years a Slave, Let It Fall) examines the mythology of the DC Universe in this compelling new miniseries that reframes iconic moments of DC history and charts a previously unexplored sociopolitical thread as seen through the prism of DC Super Heroes who come from traditionally disenfranchised groups. This unique new series presents its story as prose by Ridley married with beautifully realized color illustrations from a selection of exciting illustrators and comics artists. Alex Dos Diaz provides art for #1, which follows the story of Jefferson Pierce, the man who will one day become Black Lightning, as he makes his way from being a young track star to a teacher and, ultimately, to his role as a hero. Future issues focus on characters such as Karen and Mal Duncan, Tatsu Yamashiro and Renee Montoya. Extensively researched and masterfully executed, THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE promises to be an experience unlike any other. You may think you know the history of the DC Universe�but the truth is far more complex. THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE isn't about saving the world-it's about having the strength to simply be who you are.

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Home Partnership in Chelmsford are pleased to be offering for sale with no onward chain this detached bungalow being situated in a cul-de-sac position in the Brock Hill area of Wickford. Inside, there is an entrance hall, lounge/diner, uPVC double glazed conservatory, a recently re-fitted kitchen, two double bedrooms and a shower room. Outside, there is a block paved driveway providing off road parking for numerous vehicles and access to a detached garage with electric roller shutter door and an enclosed garden to rear. The property is in need of modernisation throughout with plenty of scope to extend and remodel.
Wickford is located in south Essex around 30 miles east of London with good access to the A130/A13 for Chelmsford and London. Southend Airport is just 11.3 miles away via the A127. Wickford itself has a local High Street with various shops, stores and places to eat. The railway Station is located under a mile from the bungalow with trains to London Stratford and Liverpool Street from 40 minutes.
Entrance door with side light, radiator, loft access, double airing cupboard, textured and coved ceiling.
21' 5" x 11' 0" (6.53m x 3.35m) Double glazed windows to rear and side, radiator, textured and coved ceiling, double glazed sliding patio doors leading in to the conservatory.
5' 11" x 8' 7" (1.80m x 2.62m) uPVC double glazed conservatory with french doors leading to the garden.
10' 9" x 8' 4" (3.28m x 2.54m) Single drainer sink unit, roll-edged work surfaces with a range of recently fitted cupboards and drawers, tall standing cupboard housing a fridge/freezer, free standing cooker with extractor over and dishwasher all to remain, textured and coved ceiling, door leading to a timber lean to.
13' 4" x 4' 11" (4.06m x 1.50m) Timber lean to housing space for a washing machine and further fridge/freezer, doors leading to front and rear.
10' 9" x 12' 2" (3.28m x 3.71m) Double glazed window to front, radiator, textured and coved ceiling.
10' 1" x 8' 8" (3.07m x 2.64m) Double glazed window to front, radiator, textured and coved ceiling.
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Twin opening timber gates leading on to a 63' 0" (19.20m) block paved driveway with further shingle area for parking, enclosed and screened by fence and hedging.
Electric roller shutter door to front, eves storage space, power and light points, personal door leading to the garden.
32' 0" x 28' 0" (9.75m x 8.53m) Lawned garden area with flower and shrub beds, side access gate leading on to the drive, enclosed by fencing.
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By now, you probably know that not all your fans see your Facebook fan page's posts (a typical Facebook post reaches only 17% of its audience). I can tell you from personal experience that I "like" a total of 180 pages on Facebook, but I only see a handful of posts from a fraction of those pages.
Why don't we see all of our "liked" pages' posts? Facebook doesn't dump every post chronologically into its users' newsfeeds; it uses an algorithm called "EdgeRank" that combines a number of different factors that determine how posts show up on newsfeeds. Unfortunately, that means it's harder for everyone who uses Facebook as a business marketing tool to reach their audiences.
Facebook continually tweaks and alters its algorithms, but one thing is clear: Your Facebook reach isn't going to improve without effort on your part. So what can you do to overcome these EdgeRank limitations and get your posts in front of as many fans as you can?
Post Regularly: One of the major factors of the EdgeRank algorithm is that it takes into account a page's activity. If the page is more and consistently active, then Facebook will rank that page's posts higher. More updates mean a page that's alive and fresh. Also, if you post regularly, your fans will be more inclined to go to your page directly because they know that can rely on you updating.
Post at Different Times of the Day: If you're posting at same set times every day, you're very likely reaching the same people every time. Different people go on Facebook at different times of the day. By mixing up your posting schedule, you could reach new people, who could in turn engage more with your content, resulting in a bump in your page's EdgeRank.
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John Fontana (Network World (US online)) 27 June, 2006 18:20
On the heels of its unified communications blowout Monday, Microsoft (http://www.networkworld.com/news/financial/microsoft.html?brl) is offering users a chance to take a free online test drive of Office 2007 applications and servers.
The suite of productivity applications and other server software and services in the Office family is at the heart of Microsoft's unified communications strategy (http://www.networkworld.com/news/2006/062606-microsoft-unified.html?brl), which is intended to bring e-mail, instant messaging, voice and video into a single architecture.
Office 2007's SharePoint Server is the hub of the company's emerging makeover of its collaboration strategy, and Office 2007 is also one of Microsoft's most profitable franchises.
With Office such a linchpin to so many new strategies, Microsoft has launched a Web site (http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/beta/testdrive.mspx) that provides a Web-based online demo into Office desktop applications and the server software. Last month, Microsoft released Beta 2 of Office 2007 and says more than 2.5 million copies have been distributed. With the test-drive version, users do not have to download or install any code on their PCs.
The Office 2007 test-drive Web site is being powered by Runaware, a Swedish company whose technology enables Windows and Linux applications to be run within a browser for demonstration purposes. Interestingly, the Runaware site is run on the Compaq Tru64 Unix operating system with Apache Web servers, while its hosting partner in the U.S., Primus Telecommunications, runs on Linux and Apache, according to statistics compiled by Web analytics company NetCraft.
Microsoft's intent with the online demo is to ignite interest around Office 2007. The suite has become its own worst competition, given that end users have been reluctant to upgrade as they become satisfied with the feature set of older versions.
Microsoft has built a number of initiatives around Office, the latest being the unified communications infrastructure Microsoft laid out Monday during a nearly all-day event in San Francisco.
The Office test drive includes the standard Office applications plus OneNote and InfoPath. Also included are Outlook Web Access, Project Professional, Publisher, Visio, SharePoint Services, SharePoint Designer and SharePoint Server. Microsoft plans to add Project Server at a later date.
The initial release is in English, and Microsoft intends to add French, German, Japanese and Spanish editions later this week.
With the online demo, Microsoft has provided sample data for editing documents, sending e-mail and posting information to a SharePoint site. The server demos also are loaded with sample data.


In this article we are going to discuss filtration. Filtration is broken down into 3 different types; mechanical, chemical and biological. I will be discussing each type in detail. This article will cover mechanical and chemical filtration with biological filtration to be covered in the next article.
To begin, we will cover mechanical filtration. Stated simply, mechanical filtration removes debris or compounds from the pond through a mechanical device. The device could be as simple as a net or as complicated as a foam fractionator. Every mechanical filter has a specific purpose. When looking at mechanical filtration it is important to first identify what you are trying to accomplish and then choose the correct product for the solution.
Most commonly on a pond we see a skimmer; which is a mechanical filter used to remove floating debris from the surface of the pond. Within the skimmer there are usually two different devices. First a weir designed to take water from the surface. Next a net or basket is used to collect debris. When looking at mechanical filters, we need to analyze how well it will do what it is intended to do. Using our skimmer example, let's break down how it is supposed to work and determine what to look for in a skimmer.
The first thing a skimmer is supposed to do is remove debris from the surface using a weir type device. Water is intended to enter the skimmer by going over the top of the weir that floats so that only a thin layer of water goes over the top. Therefore, any water that enters the skimmer opening by not going over the top is a waste. In this way we can get a good idea of how well it will work by looking at its construction.
Most skimmers use a door that is hinged at the bottom. Yes, water will go over the top as long as the amount of water being pulled in is more than the amount of water going under the door and along the sides of the door. If the skimmer has an 8 inch weir with a ¼ inch gap around the door, the area of the gap would be approximately 5 square inches. That is almost the same amount of area as a 2 inch pipe. This is with the door shut, but as the door opens, the gaps on the sides get larger and less water is drawn from the surface. With the door shut as much as 1000 gph can go around the door before it starts to take water from the surface of the pond.
The second part of the skimmer is the net or basket that catches debris. The first thing to look at is whether the net or basket is going to catch all the debris entering the skimmer or can some of the debris get past without being caught. Also make sure the holes in the net or basket are the correct size to catch the debris you are trying to remove from the pond.
Every pond should have at least one mechanical filter and usually more than one. Not every mechanical filter is easily examined to determine if they will indeed perform the work they are intended to perform. A good example is a foam fractionator or protein skimmer. Their purpose is to remove dissolved organic materials from the water. One problem is that you can't see these materials so how do you determine if the device is going to work? Even though you can't see them, you can see the effect they have on the pond water. The dissolved organic materials will cause bubbles on the surface of the pond to take longer before they break. With this knowledge we can determine how well the foam fractionator is working.
Next let's cover chemical filtration. Chemical filtration is accomplished by adding a chemical to the water to remove some substance from the water or tie it up so that it is no longer harmful. Chemical filtration has a limited use in that once the chemical is used up it no longer has an effect on the water. Chemicals used for this type of filtration can range from dechlor to ozone.
As with any filter you should first determine what you are trying to remove from the water. You then select a chemical to address that problem. In some cases it is important to know the volume of water you are trying to treat or the amount of the substance you are trying to remove. Sometimes if too much of a specific chemical is added it might poison the pond life. It is also important to know that in some cases once a chemical is added to the pond water, it stays in the water until it is removed or used up. Many chemicals do not dissipate in the water and they don't evaporate. Because of this, when you add different chemicals in the future you may have a chemical reaction between the two that could result in undesirable or harmful conditions. Removing one chemical from the pond is not easy. It can be removed by water changes but to remove 99% of the chemical by water changes would take a change of 8.9 times the volume of the pond. For example, if you changed 5% of the pond volume once a week it would take 178 weeks to get 99% out. That is approximately 3 and a half years! The same would hold true for medications.
A word of advice; be careful of anything that you put in your pond because it might be there for a long time. Of course there are some chemicals that disappear fairly quickly. Ozone is one of these. It has a half life of 4 minutes in ideal conditions and much less in any other conditions. What, you ask, is ozone and what does it have to do with a pond?
As ozone is one of the newer ideas being used in the pond world I will explain it as simply as I can. Oxygen normally forms molecules as two atoms of oxygen (O2) but ozone is one molecule of oxygen with three atoms of oxygen (O3). Because the third atom of oxygen, ozone is always trying to get rid of that third atom. Because of this it is a very powerful oxidizer. In fact it is the second most powerful oxidizer known to man. How does that apply to a pond? It means that it can oxidize any organics in the pond. In fact it can be so efficient at oxidizing nitrite to nitrate that the bacteria that would normally take care of this can die off due to a lack of nitrite for them to eat. A word of caution, ozone can be a very dangerous compound and should not be used unless you know what you are doing.
As stated earlier, the next article will cover biological filtration.


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My name is Emma and I am Level 3 qualified in BSL... I passed my exam 6 years ago but to be honest have hardly used it since. I'm not starting to think about putting it to good use, but have no idea where to start.
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It might be worth looking at some Level 2 videos )loads on Youtube) and see how much you remember before going right back to the beginning. If that's too hard, then look at some Level 1s instead.


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Austerity, resistance and the People's Assembly
Written by Counterfire
Published in Conference 2014
A report on Austerity, resistance and the People's Assembly by Counterfire steering committee
Why the People's Assembly is central for the left
We are in an age of permanent austerity. David Cameron's government is deeply committed to a long-term project of austerity, privatisation and re-structuring of the British economy. Cuts have already made an impact on living standards, public services and the welfare state. The Tories want to push this process still further. The election of a Labour government in 2015 could make a difference to some policies, but it won't reverse the direction of travel or end austerity. Austerity is accompanied by the stigmatisation of the poor, scapegoating of migrants and vicious divide-and-rule. There has recently also been a sharp increase in scare stories about trade unions, and threats to further curtail workers' rights.
All this is against the backdrop of over three decades of the largely successful imposition of neoliberalism by successive Tory and right-wing Labour governments, accompanied by a narrowing of political debate, the hollowing out of democracy and a huge increase in distrust of elite institutions and alienation from official politics. The People's Assembly is a response to the ruling class offensive. Such a co-ordinating coalition is especially vital because of the nature of austerity, and of the resistance to it. Although austerity is a coherent project driven by central government, it manifests itself in a plethora of 'single issues' and specific cuts, many of them at local level. Unsurprisingly, therefore, a great deal of the opposition has been focused on particular cuts. We need to campaign against cuts at local level and at the same time link the struggles together into a single national movement.
The greatest challenge for the movement is to overcome fragmentation, localism and sectionalism by providing co-ordination, including national-level forms of protest aimed at central government. We need a coalition with such broad forces and social weight that it can offer people a sense that we really can make a difference. The People's Assembly national launch in Westminster Central Hall, which attracted 4,000 people, was a springboard not only for action, but for the long-term national and local coalitions needed to deliver protests in the future.
If we want more co-ordinated strike action then we need to strengthen the unions by linking them with the rest of the movement in large-scale action. A bolder, bigger and broader movement on the streets raises the likelihood of renewed national strike action, feeding into the confidence of trade unionists. A national co-ordinating body is also an essential pre-condition for serious international co-ordination. Austerity is Europe-wide and so is the opposition. We need a common, continent-wide front against the disaster of austerity.
The People's Assembly is the best context in which the left can promote its arguments, slogans and demands. This is the central way to build a stronger left-wing pole in British politics and society and shift the terms of mainstream debate. Extra-parliamentary activity, not electoral politics, is where we are at our strongest. A mass movement is the framework for articulating an alternative set of ideas: taxing the rich and pursuing the tax evaders, investing in jobs, transport and the green economy, scrapping the wasteful spending on weapons and war, democratising the banks and challenging the rule of finance capital. Such alternative demands can command broad appeal while confronting the core tenets of neoliberalism. A broad, united national coalition, with a consistent 'no cuts' stance, is also essential for countering the myths about immigrants or 'scroungers' being the source of our problems.
Extra-parliamentary activity includes a great deal of trade-union activity. Although strike levels have been low, unions have played a major role in mobilising anti-cuts feeling on the streets. Also, there have been protests by a wide range of groups encompassing all sorts of issues, from library closures to the NHS, from fire station closures to the bedroom tax. The People's Assembly, by enhancing co-ordination of campaigns, has the capacity to confront the Tory assault on working-class living standards, welfare and public services, mobilising popular opposition on the streets and increasingly through workplace action too. The People's Assembly process provides a chance to unite activity and politics on a sustained, on-going basis. It is through this process that we can unite and renew the left, drawing in new layers of activists and supporters, making left-wing politics relevant through meaningful mass activity against the cuts.
Arguments about the People's Assembly
Some on the left are dismissive of any coalition that involves Labour members and supporters. But if we are serious about stopping cuts we need to unite the widest possible layers in common action. In particular we need to involve people who at least partially look to Labour for a response to the Tory-led government's cuts; most such people are, it's worth noting, highly critical of Ed Miliband's weak opposition to cuts. Many millions of working class people will, however, vote Labour at the next general election and they must form a major part of the anti-cuts movement. With a hurricane of cuts upon us, people look for shelter to protect them. A number of factors – the low level of strike action, the small scale of the revolutionary left, the marginalisation of Marxist ideas – mean that only a small minority look to revolutionary ideas and organisation, while left reformism fares somewhat better.
Similarly, it is possible to be critical of particular failures by trade union leaders - and frustrated with the continuing low level of strike action - without dismissing the vital role such leaders have to play as part of a co-ordinated mass movement. Most of the left union leaders really do want greater opposition to cuts and to re-build trade union strength. This is the context we are working in. The People's Assembly's commitment to broad unity in action is, in current conditions, the most authentically radical strategy available to us.
What of those who argue for 'grassroots activism' instead of a national coalition? In fact national and local campaigning reinforce each other. The national People's Assembly on 22 June 2013 was boosted by the participation of many grassroots campaigners from every part of the country; it, in turn, strengthened the networks between them and provided a mechanism for developing greater unity and coherence in the movement at local level. Local activity is essential but not enough: this hospital is saved, but the one 30 miles away still closes. If we want to stop all cuts, everywhere, nationally organised action aimed at the government is required.
Some critics have argued that the People's Assembly is 'top-down' and 'bureaucratic'. The essence of the People's Assembly is the notion that broad working class unity is of fundamental importance if we are to defeat the government. We have the numbers on our side, but we need organisation to turn that into a social force to be reckoned with. Above all, we need to combine the size and organisational capacities of the trade unions with the numerous disparate campaigns involving single-issue activists, disabled people, students, pensioners and more.
Doing this effectively requires the support and active participation of national organisations, especially but not exclusively the unions. If this is what some activists mean when they refer to doing things 'from above' then so be it: organisation 'from above' i.e. involving national organisations, is exactly what we need as a means for involving the maximum social forces and delivering the largest-scale action imaginable. The united front 'from above' is precisely what facilitates the united front 'from below'. The former is important primarily as a means to the latter, since it is the class struggle itself - not the rhetoric of leaders - that ultimately shapes history. Millions of people look to reformist leaders - whether Labour politicians, trade union general secretaries or prominent individuals - so to draw people into activity we seek alliances at the top with those leaders.
Furthermore, it is possible for grassroots forces to pull more moderate or reluctant leaders to the left. When most workers lack confidence to fight back at work, and still look to reformist leaders, it is essential for revolutionaries to build alliances at the top if they want united struggle at the base. If we ditch the leaders' support we create a barrier to unity. But if we achieve a united framework for struggle, workers will learn from experience that the revolutionaries are the most consistent fighters and capable of offering a way forward, a clear 'line of march', for the struggle. For this to happen, though, there first has to be a meaningful coalition.
Some critics tend to complain of 'top table' speeches, when what's really needed is workshops or smaller-scale gatherings that allow the voices of grassroots activists to be heard. Again, this is a false juxtaposition. It was precisely the success of the big national event last June that facilitated the burgeoning of local and regional assemblies, which have also pulled together a diverse coalition but with more scope for the voices of local activists.
There are also those who support the People's Assembly, while stressing the electoral field as being of primary importance. This emphasis on electoral work takes two very different forms. The first is to invest hopes in Labour, despite Labour's leadership being deeply committed to some version of austerity. It is, in any case, extra-parliamentary activity (more than electoral campaigning) that is likely to shift the terms of political debate between now and spring 2015.
The second route is to create an alternative outside the Labour Party. Such an approach is desirable in principle, but it would certainly be a mistake to prioritise such initiatives over the building of a broad, mass movement that encompasses everyone opposed to cuts. Not least is the question of timing: developing a credible electoral party is a long-term process, but cuts are biting now and there's an urgent need for an active response. Current attempts at 'left unity' are unfortunately back-to-front in trying to create an electoral front principally out of fragments of the existing (and very small) radical left, instead of first creating a mass movement encompassing new political forces (as happened with the emergence of Respect from the mass Stop the War movement).
Revolutionaries, movements and the working class
Since the turn of the century, the radical left has faced a series of opportunities to influence wider movements of resistance. The anti-capitalist and anti-war movements were an extremely welcome shift in our political direction and provided a vital new audience for us. The political movements of the last decade or so have been a response to three decades of a generalised ruling class re-structuring of the world, involving neoliberalism at home and, more recently, the new imperial offensive of the 'war on terror'.
Our long-term commitment to movement building reflects, as it has done for over a decade, two core understandings: in an era of political radicalisation and protest movements, revolutionaries can most effectively build their own organisation and spread their ideas by participating centrally in the movements; and, secondly, movement-building is not an alternative to the working class, but rather a particular expression of working class resistance and organisation. Trade unions remain hugely important and need to be an arena of political action for revolutionaries, but limiting ourselves to them would be foolish.
The emergence of the anti-capitalist and anti-war movements, against a backdrop of continuing low levels of industrial struggle, meant that working class resistance followed a very different pattern to the 1960s and 1970s. It was also very different to the downturn of the 1980s. It was generally political and ideological issues which provided the cutting edge for resistance. This 'political upturn' was typically expressed in street protest, but it's important to recognise that this phenomenon was - and continues to be - reflected in political trade unionism.
Industrial action cannot be seen in isolation from the political context and from developments in the wider labour movement. This is a general truth that finds particular resonance in the present period. In the last few years the biggest street demonstrations have been organised by the trade unions; the 26 March 2011 TUC national demonstration, involving half a million people, fuelled momentum towards the co-ordinated strikes on 30 June 2011 and, on a still larger scale, 30 November 2011. Those strike days involved the biggest local anti-cuts protests many areas have seen to date, with several hundred thousand people protesting nationwide on 30 November.
Recent trade union advances have proved very fragile: postal workers' union CWU, for example, struck a poor deal instead of pushing ahead with a national strike. Nonetheless, we saw national action by teachers, university and colleges staff, firefighters and probation workers in the last few months of 2013. Rebuilding trade unions - and workers' confidence to take strike action – must be a central priority for the whole left. But as well as winning arguments for strike action - and the projects of recruiting and workplace organising which are linked to such action - the process of rebuilding confidence also involves the development of wider movements of resistance.
Trade unionism is being reconfigured. The unions have to organise the actual working class of today, reflecting its diversity and the strengths and weaknesses of the context we find ourselves in. Women workers are more integral to working class organisation than ever before, migrant communities are an important part of the class, and there is a huge diversity of occupations and workplaces. It is not a question of re-running the 1970s, an 'upturn' built on the back of the post-war era of full employment, rising living standards and strong shop floor organisation, much of it in traditional industries that have now declined or been obliterated.
Where unions are having success in re-building today, it is through a number of avenues: political trade unionism, recruitment drives in parts of the private sector with low levels of unionisation, community organising (e.g. Unite Community), working with the People's Assembly, street protests (sometimes aligned to strike action), and so on. Strikes can be an important part the wider project of re-building the labour movement, e.g. the RMT's recruitment of low-paid cleaners on the Tyne and Wear Metro which led on to a successful series of strikes for a living wage and other benefits, Unite's recruitment drive and strike campaign among London bus workers and the strike movement at Hovis in Wigan.
Too much of the radical left is content to repeat the same slogans and calls for action regardless of concrete circumstances. This involves downplaying the role of protest movements, ignoring the complexities of today's working class, and overlooking many of the actual developments in the trade unions. Simplistically repeating dogmatic assertions, accompanied by ritualised denunciations of trade union leaders, takes the place of charting a way ahead.
Building the People's Assembly movement in 2014
It is useful to briefly reflect on the main lessons to emerge from successful local People's Assemblies such as those in Nottingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Sheffield and East Anglia. A key lesson is to involve the maximum number, and broadest range, of people in planning such events. It helps to start early and allow time to build a successful coalition through the process of organising and promoting the event. Frequent open planning meetings, with a focus on practically organising a major event (with a shared sense of purpose, avoiding getting distracted by minor differences), can play a hugely positive role.
The most successful events have been quite audacious. It has been necessary to think very big. Such ambition has a galvanising effect and signals to everyone across the broad labour movement that we are building something credible and significant. The aim has to be to create a game-changing, breakthrough event for the broad movement in any given area.
Most of the effective local or regional Assemblies have echoed the national launch's combination of plenaries and workshops. September's North East People's Assembly, for example, attracted 500 people to a programme consisting of two major rallies (one in the morning and another in the afternoon), 10 workshops in the slots between the rallies, and an evening show in the main auditorium of the Newcastle theatre which served as the main venue. A long list of campaign groups and unions were represented in the workshops - inviting them to offer a workshop speaker proved to be a great way of getting so many different groups involved and creating a truly broad coalition.
Such local Assemblies are geared towards overcoming the fragmentation of the movement. They are about on-going practical unity, not just a day of dialogue and co-operation. They aim to forge connections for the long term. They must therefore be followed up with regular co-ordinating meetings which provide a way in for new supporters. It may prove possible to establish more localised groups in different areas. It's important that any local groups promote local anti-cuts protests and solidarity with strikes as well as building national initiatives.
In the next few months there will be a national conference for the People's Assembly, a day of direct action to coincide with the March 2014 budget, further solidarity action with strikes, co-ordinated campaigning called by the Student Assembly over privatisation, and a series of rallies and public meetings, nationwide, to promote the Hands off our Unions initiative. All of these must be addressed seriously by local People's Assembly groups; Counterfire activists need to be pushing for local groups to be contributing to them.
All Counterfire members should be active in the People's Assembly; all members should be reporting and reflecting on their experiences in building the People's Assembly in our meetings. Local Counterfire groups are where we reflect, discuss and plan our work in the movements and trade unions, as well as discussing general politics and ideas. As revolutionaries we want to make an impact on the world around us, rather than being reduced to either sectarian position-taking or, on the other hand, tailing more moderate elements in the broad labour movement. Our role in the People's Assembly is central to our work in 2014.
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"Hold You Tight," written by singer-songwriter Will Hammond Jr., achieved RIAA gold status and reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It was No. 25 for the year on the Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 1991. It peaked at No. 69 in the UK Singles Chart. It was followed by another Top 10 single, "Piece of My Heart", which reached No. 7 in July 1991 and came in at No. 84 for the year. Kemp's quick success was short-lived, however, as her third single "Too Much" stalled at No. 95, with further releases failing to chart at all. She also recorded a song titled "Action Speaks Louder Than Words," which was featured on the soundtrack for the Fox television series, Beverly Hills, 90210. "Come Correct" was released in 1994. Giant Records folded not long thereafter.
In 2013, Kemp launched a Facebook page and YouTube channel containing new photography, uploads of vintage material and teasers to a new track called "Water." In 2014 and 2015, Kemp revealed in interviews that she was working on new material. In April 2016, Kemp released "Paris in Spring" (featuring D'wayne Wiggins), her first single in 22 years, as a charity single to benefit victims of the November 2015 Paris attacks.
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The Office of Development has transitioned to the Office of Advancement and New VP Appointed
Jun 10, 2020 by Staff Reports
Beginning June 1, 2020, the Office of Development has transitioned its name to the Office of Advancement, and Andy Wilson of Middletown, Ohio joined Chowan University as Vice President for Advancement.
In the years that the division was known as Development, the team worked endlessly to help constituents develop an understanding of Chowan, acquire financial support for numerous programs, and essentially develop the University. Earlier this year when, John Tayloe, former Vice President of Development, transitioned to serve as Assistant to the President and Executive Director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving and a search for a Vice President began, it was clear that the division was evolving into a position to advance the University. "The transition of Development to Advancement modernizes the division into how it currently functions. Development reflects primarily the fundraising program. Advancement encompasses a broader approach by its inclusiveness and acknowledgment of the professional divisions of Public Relations, Development, Alumni Relations, and Church Outreach. Our divisions do so much more to advance the university than just Development" shared new Vice President Andy Wilson, who was instrumental in the change.
"The opportunity to serve as Vice President at Chowan University is incredibly humbling and exciting. I look forward to engaging with Chowan's trustees, faculty, staff, students, and alumni as well as the churches throughout the region. Under President Peterson's leadership, Chowan is poised for incredible growth spiritually, academically, and through philanthropy," shared Andy as he began working with the Advancement team before his arrival on June first.
Wilson brings more than twelve years of executive leadership in higher education and over 28 years of fundraising experience. He most recently served seven years at The University of Tennessee at Martin, where during his tenure, the University received the largest gift in its history of $22 million and completed the state match for a new $65 million engineering and science building. Before that, he served as Associate Vice President for University Development at Tennessee Technological University, Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations at Northern Kentucky University, Director of Development and Alumni Relations at Lexington Catholic High School, and Director of Alumni Affairs at his alma mater, Campbellsville University where he received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Throughout his career, Andy has had numerous community involvement, including Rotary and local Chamber of Commerce.
"We are excited to have Andy at Chowan and to complete the Senior Team. He has been working with the Advancement Team and getting to know Trustees before his arrival. This shows his dedication and drive to hit the ground running. His past accomplishments show that he has the abilities necessary to assist Chowan's advancement into the future" shared Kirk Peterson, President.
Wilson has been married to his college sweetheart, Ami Wilson, for 28 years and has two children, Emily and David. Emily is a senior at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, studying marketing and communications. David is a rising junior in high school and currently owns and manages a weekly curbside recycling business. Ami is an independent demonstrator with Stampin Up! and enjoys volunteer work.
Please join Chowan University in congratulating Andy Wilson on his appointment as Vice President for Advancement.