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Following the bombing atrocity in Manchester campaigning in Britain's general election was suspended out of respect for the victims and their families, which was right and proper. Moreover the people of Britain needed a couple of days of quiet reflection for the news to sink in. Not that social media were as reticent or reflective; among loving messages of solidarity there was also much anger and some outright hatred, with people hiding behind anonymity to call for reprisals against Muslims, as if somehow a whole community were responsible for the evil doings of a young extremist indoctrinated by the propaganda of ISIS/Daesh. But the election is now only a fortnight away and it is important to demonstrate to the world, as well as to potential terrorists, that not just Manchester but Britain as a whole is unbowed and our democracy will survive and thrive despite this bloody setback. Local campaigning starts again today (and therefore I will be appearing, as planned, as the studio guest at the East London and West Essex radio station 107.5FM's phone-in between noon and 1pm), while full-scale national campaigning will resume tomorrow. Inevitably the mood will be more subdued than one would normally expect during the fine weather of early summer. But I hope that the turnout on 8 June will be massive. Whoever people vote for, the very act of voting is an act of defiance to those who hate our British values and lifestyle. Democracy must endure.
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Democracy Must Endure
Posted by jonathanfryer on Thursday, 25th May, 2017
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Manchester and the Viler UK Media
Posted by jonathanfryer on Tuesday, 23rd May, 2017
Like many Mancunians who have spent most of their working lives in London, I was shocked and saddened by the news this morning of the bombing at the Manchester Arena that claimed 22 lives and injured well over a hundred other people, many of them children and adolescents. Nothing can adequately explain, let alone exonerate, such wanton barbarity. I was disappointed — but not surprised — by how many politicians described the bombing as a "cowardly" act; suicide bombers are not cowards but instead are driven by a degree of hatred and misguided conviction that makes them prepared to sacrifice their own lives as well as depriving so many innocents of theirs, in aid of a spurious "cause". Social media predictably went into a frenzy during the day, fizzing with the anger with which most of us can identify, though some people who took to twitter to vent their feelings veered into the totally unhelpful territory of blaming all Muslims, seemingly deaf to the condemnations of the atrocity from Muslim leaders in the UK and blind to the acts of kindness and generosity by Muslim taxi-drivers, restaurateurs and others in Manchester throughout Monday night and today.
Shamefully, rent-a-gob media pundits such as Piers Morgan and Katie Hopkins joined the fray, the latter disgracefully calling in a tweet for a "final solution". Despite the sick referencing of the Holocaust that claimed the lives of six million Jews the implication (which, were she taken to court over the matter, Ms Hopkins would doubtless try to deny) is that Muslims deserve the same fate. At a time when the people of Manchester were rallying round, and a wave of support came from not all over the UK but from much of the rest of the world as well, the viler parts of the UK media were wallowing in the chance to be shock-jocks and their print equivalent. I am often embarrassed by the excesses of the nastier end of the British media, from the Sun to the Daily Mail and Daily Express, but others were jumping on the bandwagon today, spewing their bile. Katie Hopkins is still employed by LBC Radio, as well as several right-wing newspapers, and I was pleased to see that a number of "celebrities" are calling for a boycott of LBC until the radio station gets rid of her. But frankly I will be surprised if they do so, because being shocking and offensive is now considered entertaining in this country, as it has been in the United States for many years. This not only debases political discourse, it also debases Britain. But this will continue until signifiant sections of the British public stand up and shout "Enough!"
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The Liberal International's 70th Anniversary Congress
Posted by jonathanfryer on Friday, 19th May, 2017
The Liberal International was founded in Oxford 70 years ago, as Europe and the wider world emerged from the physical and psychological trauma of the Second World War. The idea was to bring together political parties, originally predominantly in Europe, who had enough of a shared ideology to collaborate in the interests of promoting liberal values of individual freedom, human rights and a (regulated) free market economy. I went to Wadham College, Oxford, a few weeks ago to celebrate the 70th anniversary and to help put the finishing touches to a new Liberal Manifesto which aims to update what was put together in 1947, without losing the central principles. Tomorrow, in Andorra, at the Liberal International Congress, we will adopt the new document and I will have the honour of signing it on behalf of the UK Liberal Democrats.
I am sure the founding fathers (and, yes, in keeping with the times they were almost all men) would have been thrilled to see how LI has grown and how these days European parties are outnumbered by counterparts from Africa, Asia and Latin America. Indeed, Liberals are now in government in so many countries in the world, from Taiwan to Côte d'Ivoire, Canada to the Netherlands. Will the new French President, Emmanuel Macron, be the next new recruit? The reason the current congress is in Andorra is because the LI President at the moment is Juli Minoves, former Foreign Minister of Andorra, who has done us proud reminding us just how ancient the principality's parliamentary system is. But on Sunday I shall return to London and throw myself back into the general election campaign, in Dagenham & Rainham and beyond.
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The Liberal Democrats' Manifesto Launch
Posted by jonathanfryer on Wednesday, 17th May, 2017
Despite the dismal rain outside, the atmosphere in the Oval Space in Bethnal Green was electric this evening for the Liberal Democrats' manifesto launch — reminiscent of the very best LibDem autumn conference events, packed with activists and complete with a well-stocked bar. After a warm-up act (and fundraising pitch) by St. Albans candidate Daisy Cooper, Tim Farron hit the stage to give a barnstorming speech which can have left no-one –including those watching via the numerous TV channels filming — where the party's heart lies. Right at the fore of the manifesto and in Tim's speech was the restated belief that Britain is better off inside the EU. No ifs, no buts. And, not surprisingly, Theresa May got a roasting for adopting not only UKIP's language but their policies too. Similarly, Jeremy Corbyn was criticised for instructing his MPs and peers to embrace Brexit and vote for Article50 to be invoked.
Tim Farron's line could not have been clearer: although the party that accepts that a (narrow) majority voted to leave the European Union in last June's EU referendum, the vote indicated a departure but not a direction. Did all those who voted Leave really endorse leaving the European single market with all the likely economic shock that that will deliver? Palpably not. So, say the LibDems, when Mrs May has a deal hammered out with our current 27 EU partners that ought to be put to the people in a referendum, not just to politicians in Parliament. And, yes, one option in that fresh vote would be to stay in the EU is voters thought that was preferable. Many people are a bit punch-drunk from votes at the moment, but will that be the case in 12 or 18 months time, when the effects of looming Brexit really bite? Already inflation has increased ninefold, largely as a result in the sharp fall in the value of the pound sterling, and the economy has stopped growing. Let;s see. But certainly among the hundreds of LibDem candidates and supporters at the manifesto launch this evening, Tim Farron's clear message could not have been sweeter.
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So What Will Happen after Brexit?
Posted by jonathanfryer on Tuesday, 16th May, 2017
Theresa May's UKIPTory government is ploughing on with Brexit, giving every impression that she expects to walk away after two years of talks with our current 27 EU partners without a deal. The one realistic part of her scenario is that Britain won't get a worthwhile deal if the Prime Minister and her unsavoury trio of Brexit Ministers insist that they want to have their cake and eat it, i.e. leave the European single market and end freedom of movement and yet somehow still enjoy all the benefits of EU membership. Impossible, as any rational human being must realise. You are either a member of a Club or not, paying your subs and obeying the rules, or the best you can hope for otherwise is some sort of reciprocal arrangement that won't be anything like as good as the real thing. During the EU referendum, the Brexiteers attacked the Remainers for what they called "Project Fear", in other words the projections that experts (much derided by those on the Leave side who prefer emotions to facts) that the British economy would take a massive hit if we do have a hard Brexit. We are still in the EU at the moment and are therefore still benefiting from our open trading relationship within the biggest trading bloc in the world. Yet already the shocks are being felt just because the government is pressing ahead with Brexit, shamefully cheered on by the supposed Leader of the Opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, who has declared that "Brexit is settled". No it isn't! And because there are still more than 18 months left before Britain goes over the cliff edge there is still time to soften the blows or, if the British electorate wants it, even to stop Brexit in its tracks.
In the meantime, inflation has shot up from 0.3% to 2.7%, almost entirely because of the fall in the value of the pound sterling and the associated increase in import costs. That is hitting people on low incomes, even those in employment whose modest wages are not now keeping up with inflation. Moreover, leading financial services firms and other companies have started expanding their premises in cities such as Dublin, Paris and Frankfurt as they prepare to move thousands of their employees out of London once their ability to operate freely in the EU from London is curtailed. And it's not just people on generous City salaries who will leave or lose their positions. Jobs will soon go in various sectors of manufacturing industry as well as the hospitality industry and services. I accept that a slim majority of those who voted in last June's EU Referendum indicated that they would prefer Britain to leave the EU. But did all of them really realise what the sort of hard Brexit Mrs May and her colleagues are pursuing would mean? I don't believe so. And I can't help feeling that the reason the Prime Minister called this snap election is not so much because she think Labour is on the ropes, but rather because she wants to get the election out of the way before the Brexit shit really hits the fan.
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Eurovision: A Return to Authenticity?
Posted by jonathanfryer on Sunday, 14th May, 2017
Most years I watch the Eurovision song contest in the company of fellow Liberal Democrats, and this year was no exception, with a jolly event last night at the home of the Chair of the Newham and Barking & Dagenham local party and his wife. Even during an election campaign it's good to let one's hair down once in a while. Besides, the idea of European nations coming together to celebrate — along with the odd outlier like Australia — chimes in well with the LibDems' pro-European character. Among the membership of the local party there are nationals of a range of other EU member states, as well as Asian and Afro-Caribbean activists, making it one of the most multicultural in the country.
As for last night's Eurovision show, even though I still lament the passing of Terry Wogan, it struck me as a distinct improvement on some recent years, for a couple of main reasons. The first, naturally, was Portugal's victory with Salvador Sobral and his ballad Amar Pelos Dois. Quite apart from the poignancy of the singer's health problems, he showed that you don't need over-the-top light shows and pyrotechnics to win. The simple act of singing a good song well is rightly what it takes. The second thing that cheered me about last night was that far more entries than usual sang in their own language, rather than in English, as had become the fashion. In my view, that is how it should be, as Europe is a stunningly diverse continent when it comes to languages and culture. We should champion that diversity, and celebrate it (as indeed the European Union does). And what better way than the annual songfest that is Eurovision?
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All White in Barking
Posted by jonathanfryer on Saturday, 13th May, 2017
Last night I was at the Stratford Picturehouse for a special screening of Marc Isaac's 2007 documentary, All White in Barking, organised by the City Circle, with which I have been marginally involved for a few years now. The Circle, originally based at Toynbee Hall in Tower Hamlets, provides a safe space for communities to self-critically discuss and debate issues that concern them. According to its founding principles it aims:
i) to empower the Muslim community network to regain the moral and ethical voice of Islam in Britain and to promote this actively in the mainstream British media
ii) To provide a genuine opportunity for strategic alliance building between Muslim and non-Muslim groups
iii) To challenge the belief that there is a conflict between a Muslim and British identity
iv) To channel talent into strategic projects which practically help to put back into wider British society.
The City Circle runs a range of outreach programmes, such as feeding the homeless in central London, Saturday schools and regular talks at their new base off the Edgware Road. Currently it is showing a series of films looking at related issues of immigration, integration, race and identity in Britain, "InteGREAT BRITAIN,hence All White in Barking. Though now a decade old, the film still has relevance (by no means only to the borough of Barking & Dagenham) in its exploration of people's often irrational fears and prejudices regarding other races and religions. Most of it is fly-on-the-wall style reportage, following a small number of central characters, such as the late middle-aged white couple who suddenly find Albanian and African neighbours living on either side and have to be coaxed into having anything to do with them, or the elderly Jewish Holocaust survivor living with his much younger Nigerian "carer". The dialogue is at times shocking, at others hilarious. At least one of the people featured never faces up to the new multicultural reality and moves to Canvey Island.
When the film was made, there were 12 BNP councillors in Barking & Dagenham. All of them subsequently lost their seats, though I was saddened to see that there is a BNP candidate standing in Dagenham & Rainham constituency in next month's general election. The BNP wins were a wake-up call not only to the Labour Party that has dominated the area for decades but also to local community organisations, and I believe the situation has improved a lot since then. Barking & Dagenham is, if anything, even more diverse than it was a decade ago, but there does seem to be more interaction between communities, not least among the young. But that does not mean everything is hunky-dory. The central message of All White in Barking is as relevant today as it was back in 2007: confront your inner fears and prejudices, engage with those who are different and open your minds.
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Yes, Animals Have a Place in Elections
Posted by jonathanfryer on Friday, 12th May, 2017
Theresa May's snap general election is already being described by the political pundits as unlike any other. That's partly because she has called it for one (official) reason: to get a mandate to be tough in Britain's Brexit negotiations with our 27 EU partners. Unofficially, it's clear the Conservatives believe that Labour under Jeremy Corbyn is in such disarray that they are can be easily vanquished at the polls. But even if some aspects of this election campaign are unusual in other ways it is very familiar. Already, for example, candidates are being bombarded with emails (in the old days, they used to be letters) from constituents lobbying them on issues from A to Z. It's all part of the democratic process and I always make the effort to respond to them all. That was quite a task when I stood for the European Parliament and the whole of London was my electorate. Anyway, one of the first organised lobbying groups off the mark in Dagenham & Rainham in this election are people concerned with the treatment of animals, whether relating to farming techniques, so-called blood sports, vivisection or cruelty to domestic animals. Some commentators may feel that elections should be 100% about people, but I share the view that it is right that animal welfare is on the agenda. If we can't treat other creatures properly then it is a poor reflection on our humanity. The major concern of the voters who have been in touch is that animal welfare in this country is covered by over 40 EU laws and they fear that once Britain leaves the European Union some of those laws may be watered down or abolished. They're right to raise that anxiety, and the next Parliament should ensure such weakening of animal protection does not happen. In the meantime, however, Mrs May's Conservative government has floated the idea — not for the first time — of lifting the ban on fox hunting. That pitch may be popular among traditionalists in the Tory shires, but it would go down in the cities like the proverbial lead balloon.
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Protect Our EU Citizenship Rights
Posted by jonathanfryer on Thursday, 11th May, 2017
This morning I was contacted by a lady living in France who is registered to vote in the UK constituency of Dagenham & Rainham where I am standing as the Liberal Democrat candidate in next month's general election. I suspect she will be the first of many, as hundreds of thousands of British expats on the Continent are concerned about what the future holds for them once Brexit happens. One of my sisters and her husband are among that number, having retired to Spain some years ago but now left wondering if their rights (including access to health care) that have been guaranteed under our common EU citizenship will continue. Similarly, a significant proportion of the teachers I work with at London University's School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) are nationals of other EU member states and they are understandably worried about their future status. It is unforgivable of Theresa May's Conservative government to present these people on both sides of the Channel as bargaining chips in the Brexit negotiations. Key negotiators on the EU27 side, such as Guy Verhofstadt on behalf of the European Parliament, have indicated their willingness to find a formula that would allow those Brits who wished to to preserve elements of EU citizenship and certainly they are keen that the position of EU citizens in the UK and British citizens on the Continent is clarified quickly. The constituent in France who contacted me asked for a pledge of support for two specific things, which I was delighted to be able to give, namely:
- the lifetime continuation of UK and EU citizens' rights, as proposed in the EU negotiating directive*; and
- the ring-fencing of the agreement on these rights from the rest of the negotiations
These demands strike me as not only reasonable but essentially humane. The result of last year's EU Referendum has been unsettling in many ways, from the fall in the value of the pound sterling to the recent slowing of UK industrial growth. But the most critical thing to get settled first is to put the minds at rest of those people who are British citizens living in other EU member states and of EU citizens based here. Mrs May and your three Brexit Minsters: can you demonstrate that you actually care?
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On the Theme of Islands
Posted by jonathanfryer on Tuesday, 9th May, 2017
The annual Europe Day concert in St. John's Smith Square is always an emotional occasion for me. Although I abandoned any ambition for a musical career in my early teens, music still has the ability to move me more than any other art form. So strong is its influence that I cannot write with music on in the background, as it distracts my mind from the task at hand. But it's not just the music that stirs my emotions on Europe Day; my belief in the European project is unshaken, while arguing that the EU should certainly reform — as many political leaders on the continent, such as the European Commission's Foreign Affairs supremo, Federica Mogherini, now concede. And yes, Beethoven's Ode to Joy does sometimes bring tears to my eyes. How brave Emmanuel Macron was to use that European anthem for his victory celebration in the Louvre on Sunday, rather than the Marseillaise! Would even Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron dare to do that in the UK? I have attended several Europe Day concerts and for me tonight's programme beat all previous offerings. The Maltese presidency chose a subject thread for the evening: Music on the Theme of Islands — underlining not only Malta's maritime history but also the situation of the British Isles, too. There was a brilliant selection of both orchestral and choral music, from Sibelius's The Tempest to Martinú's Ariane. Of course, there was an added edge to this evening's concert as everyone was aware that it might be the penultimate occasion of its kind, assuming Britain leaves the EU by the end of March 2019. In common with many people in the church this evening, I find that a matter of immense sadness. But while I would prefer to stop Brexit in its tracks it is absolutely vital that a Hard Brexit is avoided and that the UK maintains as close a connection with the EU27 as possible.
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In such an environment, governments, corporations and individuals must work together to disrupt aging before its costs displace other priorities. This global "we" must recognize that managing diseases of aging as they arise is no longer affordable or a strategy for corporate and individual resilience.
To seize the upside of an aging world, public and private organizations must come together to build a wellness infrastructure that not only defines the concept, but also aligns incentives for different stakeholders. It requires reframing health as a long-term asset worth of investment and individual empowerment via tools and technologies, data, and behavioral economics.
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Shots here are of the PIMA/ISO 12233 standard resolution test chart (more of which are available in our comparison database). This resolution chart allows us to measure the actual performance of the lens and sensor system. It measures the ability of the camera to resolve lines at gradually higher resolutions and enables us to provide a definitive value for comparison purposes. Values on the chart are 1/100th lines per picture height. So a value of 15 equates to 1500 lines per picture height. For each camera the relevant 50 mm prime lens was used. The chart is shot at a full range of apertures and the sharpest image selected.
Studio light, cameras set to auto, all settings factory default. Aperture selected for optimum sharpness. Exposure compensation +0.7 EV to +1.3 EV.
|Canon EOS 350D (2,357 KB; 8 MP)
|Canon EOS 20D (2,537 KB; 8 MP)
|Olympus E-300 (4,560 KB; 8 MP)
|Canon EOS 300D (2,241 KB; 6 MP)
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Measurable findings (three measurements taken for each camera):
|Canon EOS 350D
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|Vert LPH
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|Canon EOS 20D
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|Olympus E-300
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|Canon EOS 300D
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|Moire is visible
|Chart maximum
|Lines per Picture Height (to allow for different aspect ratios the measurement is the same for horizontal and vertical)
|5° Diagonal
|Lines set at 5° diagonal
|Absolute res.
|Point at which all lines of a resolution bar are still visible and defined, beyond this resolution loss of detail occurs (below Nyquist frequency).
|Extinction res.
|Detail beyond camera's definition (becomes aliased)
|Not Available (above the capability of the test chart)
|Not Visible (not visible on test results)
No surprises here the EOS 350D delivered exactly the same resolution as the EOS 20D, with one exception, it manages to produce a little more detail near to extinction in the vertical direction. As we mentioned earlier in the review this makes it identical in resolution to the Olympus E-300 and a step up from the EOS 300D. Although it's not a big enough difference for me to recommend anyone to go from the 300D to the 350D on megapixels alone.
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The world's twenty-four best yacht racing photographs of the year 2012 have been chosen by the public. The winner will be celebrated during the World Yacht Racing Forum, on December 12.
They can be viewed at the following address: www.yachtracingimageoftheyear.com.
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The dedicated website has been visited by 90,342 individual visitors, and there have been 1,393,967 page views.
The next phase of selection will take place during the World Yacht Racing Forum (December 11-12, Gothenburg), when the delegates will vote to select the best five images.
Finally, an international and independent Jury comprising Christian Février, yacht racing photographer, Shirley Robertson, double Olympic Gold Medallist and TV Presenter, Ben Ainslie, quadruple gold and silver Olympic medallist, Antonio Palma, partner and CEO, Mirabaud and Will Morris, CEO, Informa will select the Yacht Racing Image of the Year 2012 amongst the top five photographs selected by the delegates of the World Yacht Racing Forum.
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North Technology buys Hall Spars from receivership
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA - FEBRUARY 11: Chris Berman talks to his playing partner J.J. Henry during the first round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am at at the Spyglass Hill Golf Course on February 11, 2010 in Pebble Beach, California. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)
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Anna Jarvis House
|U.S. Routes 119 and 250, Webster, West Virginia
|39°17′37″N 80°2′39″W / 39.29361°N 80.04417°WCoordinates: 39°17′37″N 80°2′39″W / 39.29361°N 80.04417°W
|1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
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|May 29, 1979
Anna Jarvis House is a historic home located at Webster in Taylor County, West Virginia, United States. It was built in 1854, and is a frame I-house. It is notable as the birthplace of Anna Jarvis, founder of Mother's Day, and as General George B. McClellan's first field headquarters during his 1861 western Virginia campaign.[2]
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.[1]
- ^ a b National Park Service (2009-03-13). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ James E. Harding (January 1979). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory Nomination Form: Anna Jarvis House" (PDF). State of West Virginia, West Virginia Division of Culture and History, Historic Preservation. Archived (PDF) from the original on 29 June 2011. Retrieved 2011-07-09.
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Closure of TLA Pond View in East Providence continues with auction
EAST PROVIDENCE — The continuing saga of the TLA/Pond View recycling plant on Dexter Road added another chapter Thursday morning, Dec. 20, with a public dispersal auction of the facility's equipment.
Pond View has been shuttered since Tuesday, Sept. 11, when the appointed receiver of the controversial plant filed an emergency motion to terminate operations.
Attorney John Mancini, the receiver of TLA/Pond View, submitted the papers to Providence County Superior Court Judge Michael Silverstein. The judge accepted the motion.
The auction was the next step in the termination process. The receiver continues to work on a closure plan for the site. No additional debris was accepted by the company after the September court date. The owner of the TLA/Pond View property, Ken Foley's Kenlin company, did not oppose the closure motion.
The auction was conducted by Petroswky Auctioneers Inc., of North Franklin, Conn. According to the description, the auction was for the "entire equipment and rolling stock inventory from the former construction and demolition debris processing and recycling facility."
Dozens of industry types were in attendance on a brisk but sunny Thursday morning in the Rumford section of the city where Pond View sits.
A total of 428 lots were up for bid, from large-scale pieces like shredders, screeners and portable grinders to smaller items like office chairs, filing cabinets, computers and printers.
The auction, which was simulcast on the internet, drew interest from across the country. A bidder from Alabama purchased a Gruendler Wood Hog Shredder for $22,500. The piece retails around $90,000 new.
"That's a great deal," one of the auction attendees said of the shredder purchase. "It has a 1,000 horse-power motor in it. That alone is worth more that what it went for."
Bargain-seekers, it seems, found plenty at Pond View.
A mobil jaw crusher, which can sell for upwards of $100,000, went for just about half of that Thursday at $52,500. An Indiana bidder purchased a radial stacking conveyor for $2,900, an item new that sells for 10s of thousands.
The next step in the Pond View closure, the most important to city residents in the area, takes place once all the equipment is gone.
The clean-up process is expected to come from an $800,000 bond procured by the receiver as part of taking over TLA/Pond View operations. Mr. Foley's Kenlin company, as the landlord, is also a guarantor in the process.
While the auction is being seen as a good step, residents won't be satisfied until the large piles of waste are gone.
"We're a group of Rumford residents that care," said Ken Schneider, one of the leaders of the TLA/Pond View opposition. "The process is moving way too slow for us. They keep saying they need more time. They keep going back to court. But there's still no clean-up taking place. We just hope and pray $800,000 gets it done.
"Eight hundred thousand dollars is a lot of money, but there's a tremendous amount of debris. Their going to have to go in there and dig, and it's going to stink. We'll put up with the odor as long as it gets done."


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I understand that when she wrote The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner, she was still in the prime of the Twilight frenzy. That one... you know. It's forgivable. Tons of authors write in-between novellas.
Then The Host was released. It seemed like Mrs. Meyer was finally moving on! Until she abandoned the series completely (with two additional books still slotted on Goodreads), to the dismay of her loyal fans.
Recently, the unthinkable happened. She released Twilight Reimagined. At first I thought it was just some kind of a tenth-anniversary joke. Maybe even a jab at E.L. James who just re-released 50 Shades of Grey from Christian's perspective.
But then it showed up on the Target shelf. It popped up in my Instagram feed. And I stared in disbelief. How desperate is Stephenie Meyer? Could she POSSIBLY make it any more obvious that this is a clear cash grab? And the ratings make it obvious that the book has not been well received. The fans wanted original work and they got... this.
I didn't love the Twilight series. I read it, obviously, but I was never a part of that fandom. I can't imagine the disappointment from those fans who have been anxiously awaiting original work for the last TEN YEARS from Stephenie Meyer. I'm embarrassed for her, honestly.
What Kiera Cass did next was announce another book in a completed series. A series that was nicely tied up and well done. A series that definitely did not need a book four. But there it was. Book four came out and I bought it. I was wary, but I had high hopes. My hopes were dashed.
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