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Associations between sociodemographic factors and undergoing routine or sporadic opportunistic testing
Adjusted model: Adjusted for age groups, residential region, ethnicity, marital status, occupation, and education.
Statistically significant results are shown in bold.
: Not available due to limited data
1) Cervical cytology obtained between 271days to 3years after latest invitation or 2.5 to 3years after latest cervical cytology.
2) Cervical cytology obtained less than 2.5years after latest cervical cytology.
3) Cervical cytology obtained within 270days after latest invitation.
4) State benefits in relation to sickness, education, leave benefits, disability pension, and student grants
Women who were age ≥35years less often underwent routine opportunistic testing compared to the youngest women (23–28 years). Furthermore, women having routine opportunistic testing were more often western immigrants (adj. OR: 1.25, CI: 1.21–1.30), single (adj. OR: 1.22, CI: 1.20–1.23), or social welfare recipients (adj. OR: 1.68, CI: 1.63–1.73), or had either shorter (≤10years) or longer (>15years) education (adj. OR: 1.12, CI: 1.10–1.14 and OR: 1.07, CI: 1.05–1.08, respectively) than invited women. For women having sporadic opportunistic testing, we found the same tendencies except for ethnicity, for which no associations were found.
Compared with women in Southern Denmark, women in all other regions had elevated odds of undergoing routine opportunistic testing; however, this increase was most pronounced for women in North Denmark (adj. OR: 1.81, CI: 1.77–1.85). Also, for sporadic opportunistic testing, major differences between regions were found, with women living in North Denmark having the highest odds (adj. OR: 1.88, CI: 1.81–1.95) and those in Region Sealand having the lowest odds (adj. OR: 0.80, CI: 0.77–0.83) for having sporadic opportunistic testing compared to women living in Southern Denmark.
We found that 28.8% of the cervical cytology was either the result of routine (20.7%) or sporadic opportunistic testing (8.1%). A larger proportion of women undergoing routine opportunistic testing were identified with HSIL abnormalities compared to invited women.Women tested in a shorter interval than recommended (sporadic opportunistic testing) had a similar risk of cytological abnormalities as invited women. Routine opportunistic testing was especially associated with being younger, a western immigrant, single, or a social welfare recipient. Similar associations were seen for undergoing sporadic opportunistic testing except for ethnicity, which was not associated with sporadic opportunistic testing. Residential region had the strongest associations with having either routine or sporadic opportunistic testing.
This study analyse for the first time the outcome of opportunistic testing in Denmark.
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, 31 ]. The use of registry data meant that the study did not rely on self-reported data as an earlier study did [ 26 ], minimised selection and information bias, and enhanced the validity and generalisability of the study. A large sample and high statistical precision were ensured because this nationwide study included all women in the selected age group registered as having had a cervical cytology in the whole country within 3.5years. Finally, because of coding history in the DPD, we could exclude very precisely those women who could be in a surveillance program and who therefore should not be in the study population.
She then recommends following this with a backlink profile analysis:
Next, what I will usually do is sort site's links by looking at one link from each domain and then clicking on "dofollow":
(Note: The word "dofollow" is a bit of a misnomer. "Nofollowed" is a thing, but "dofollow" is really just a regular link.)
I'll then export this list and upload it to a tool that I created that checks the links against my blacklist. My blacklist is a personal list that I have created over years of auditing hundreds of thousands of links. I have had many requests from people who would like me to add their own disavow decisions to this list. But, I have found that I don't trust anyone else's decisions on disavowing. As such, this blacklist contains domains that I have visited where I know I would almost always want to disavow them.
If you want to check a domain against my blacklist, you can do so . I do also have a tool that is a paid tool that allows you to upload the full list of linking URLs or domains for a site and see which of these are on my blacklist . I upload the links from Ahrefs Site Explorer into this tool and usually can get a good sense as to how serious the link problem is for a site.
If I decide to do a full link audit for a site, then I have another proprietary tool that I programmed in which I upload links from several sources including Ahrefs, GSC , Moz and Majestic and it creates a spreadsheet for me to use for auditing. The spreadsheet shows which of these are on my blacklist, which I can ignore, which are already disavowed and much more.
I should note, however, that I don't do nearly as many link audits as I used to do in the past. Now that Penguin ignores links, if you disavow, you're asking Google to ignore links that they are already ignoring. But, I do believe that there are other algorithms that could demote a site that has a large number of unnatural links.
I will occasionally see a situation like this in which we disavow and then see organic traffic gains. For this site, we disavowed over 1500 domains from which the company had made links for SEO purposes:
It's possible that the disavow was the cause of this organic traffic gain as it wasn't a seasonal gain. But, we also were working on other quality issues too, so it's hard to prove.
I'm with Marie on this one—when looking at your backlink report in Ahrefs, set a filter to "dofollow," open the pages that link to your website, and estimate them visually.
Websites created for the sake of linking-out are usually easily noticeable. Content on their pages won't make much sense, images will be a total mess and they will barely rank for at least a few keywords on Google.
We recently added "Traffic" and "Keywords" columns to our Backlinks report to give you better insights on the linking pages.
But remember: Low Domain Rating and poor organic traffic do not always indicate a website's low quality.
It could be that the website is new, and it may grow into a strong one over time.
But when a linking website has low DR , ugly design and UI , low-quality content, and no organic traffic, thisshould raise flags.
If you're not happy with the quality of the linking page or you know that the link is not natural, add it to a disavow list in Ahrefs.
You can easily export this list and upload it to Google's Disavow Links Tool .
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Prenatal Genetic Counseling
Please Note: By clicking a link to any resource listed on this page, you will be leaving the KidsHealth site.
This Web site produced by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science focuses on genome programs including the Human Genome Project.
Genetic Science Learning Center (GSLC)
GSLC is a joint project of the University of Utah Eccles Institute of Human Genetics and School of Medicine and the Utah Museum of Natural History, which helps people understand how genetics affect their lives and society.
National Society of Genetic Counselors
This organization represents the genetic counseling profession through research, advocacy, and education.
National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)
The leader in the Human Genome Project, the NHGRI aims to improve human health and fighting disease through genomic research.
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PEPPERELL -- Residents around the region braced themselves for a fight against a proposed natural-gas pipeline Wednesday night, vowing to write letters, initiate a sign campaign and vote out any elected officials who support the pipeline.
More than 200 people from Pepperell, Townsend, Groton, Dracut and other affected communities gathered at the Pepperell Senior Center Wednesday for an information session hosted by Nashoba Conservation Trust to discuss a gas pipeline proposed by Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. that would run from Wright, N.Y., to Dracut.
"It is our responsibility and our duty to be able to speak up about this," said Ken Hartlage, president of NCT.
During a public-comment period, several residents voiced concerns about the effects the pipeline would have on their property and the environment and questioned the lack of action from some towns.
Pepperell resident Phil Durno urged residents to vote out officials who support the pipeline, and to write letters to those in power.
"That's where our power is -- at the election polls. We still have that power," Durno said.
Others have already taken steps toward getting the word out.
In Townsend, Emily Norton, who co-founded conservation organization Friends of Willard Brook, said she had already ordered 225 yard signs saying "Protect our common wealth -- stop the pipeline," and scheduled viewings of a fracking documentary to inform citizens.
"The conservation land, it's sacrilegious actually to put the pipeline through them, but it's sacrilegious to put it through any place, and that's got to be the message from us," Norton said.
She said the pipeline could prevent people from moving into town, or from taking trips to Townsend to visit conservation land.
"One of Townsend's riches is at risk, so our economic future is also at risk from this," Norton said.
Some questioned the lack of a response from Pepperell selectmen about the pipeline.
Selectmen have said they would not make any decisions until after a meeting with representatives from Kinder Morgan, Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co.'s parent company.
That meeting will be held next Monday at 7 p.m. at Nissitissit Middle School.
In his presentation, Hartlage identified several concerns residents had brought to him, many of which were later echoed by audience members. He said residents were concerned about their rights as homeowners, potential tax increases to pay for the pipeline, damage to natural resources and habitats, compromising of the town and regional character, safety issues, insurance costs, declining property values, future pipeline expansion and electricity rates.
Pepperell resident Denene Premus, who has been approached by Kinder Morgan to have her land surveyed, discussed many of their concerns.
After discussing Kinder Morgan's responsibility to its stockholders, she held up a photo of her children.
"These are my stockholders. These are the people I answer to," Premus said.
She later added, "We're all stockholders in Pepperell. We're all stockholders in Massachusetts and in the surrounding communities."
In response to a question about what the towns could do to oppose the pipeline, energy and environmental lawyer Don McCauley said standing together was critical.
"It's absolutely vital that the towns be united and citizens be united and that people act together in unison in doing this in a measured way, but in a very firm way, that this is an unacceptable environmental cost for an investment when we can meet those needs in a different way," McCauley said.
Hartlage urged consideration of both alternative energy measures and energy reduction initiatives as preferable alternatives to the pipeline.
"Massachusetts has been a leader in it (energy reduction), but maybe they need to step up to the plate and invest more in this," Hartlage said.
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Patrick Air Force Base holds war simulation
PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. —
Officials at Patrick Air Force Base said they will hold a drill from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the south end of Rescue Road, located on the base.
The simulation will include firing blanks, and people in the area can expect to hear loud noises during the exercise.
The trail along the Banana River north to the catch basin will close due to the operation.
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In which Eli Roth attempts to get deep.
"The Walking Dead" casting continues to pick up speed as Brandon Routh has been added to the cast list. So far, Routh will be starring alongside Andrew Lincoln and Jon Bernthal.
Emile Hirsch prepares to dip his toes into the genre pool as he signs on for "The Darkest Hour". The movie, an all new alien invasion thriller from Chris Gorak, begins filming in Russia this summer.
Dennis Iliadis, director of last year's "Last House on the Left" remake, has decided to undertake the daunting task of directing Keanu Reeves in "Jekyll", a modern retelling of the classic tale.
Tentatively riding the line between guilty pleasure and solid thriller, 1997's "The Devil's Advocate" stars Keanu Reeves as a southern lawyer with a heart of gold who must stand strong in the wake of being offered an eternity of life's dark pleasures. In the shot above, the Devil (played by the deliciously hammy Al Pacino), reveals his grand vision to rule the world. Also featuring a very nude performance from Charlize Theron, and Keanu Reeves sporting a magically disappearing southern accent. Director Taylor Hackford was nominated for an Oscar 5 years later for directing the Ray Charles bio-pic "Ray". To see another Hackford-directed thriller, check out 1995's "Dolores Claiborne".
The UK version of "Gorezone" has the first official still from the "Children of the Corn" remake that lands on the Scifi channel this summer. He's got corn growing out of his eyes, people!
Catch 4 minutes from "Terminator: Salvation", before it hits theaters May 21st.
The third TV spot for "Drag Me To Hell" has officially landed. I'm still not convinced, but most of our readers seem to be, so I guess we'll find out on May 29th.
Darren Lynn Bousman to direct "Mother's Day" remake/trilogy. We've known he was doing the remake for a little while now, but in this press release comes the head-scratching information that they're shooting to make an entire trilogy out of the remake of the Charlie Kaufman directed TROMA classic. Want to know something even weirder? The film is being triple-produced by Twisted Pictures, The Genre Company, and get this, Brett Ratner's Rat Entertainment. Oh boy, I don't even know where to start with this story.
Keanu Reeves to star in "Jekyl", a modern day telling of "Jekyl and Hyde" for Universal. This is a stretch for him, considering it's out of his "robot/wooden alien" comfort zone. Can he still pull human off? Na, I didn't think so either.


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Doctor Who: Enemy of the World (UK - DVD R2)
The Wilson Bros DO believe in miracles as they review this long-lost story...
"People spend all their time making nice things, and then other people come along and break them."
These words from Patrick Troughton in this story could very well be applied to the BBC during the sixties and seventies, as they systematically destroyed and/or wiped many Doctor Who stories during that period. Though Doctor Who faired better than many other BBC shows during that period in terms of episodes surviving, much damage was done and many episodes are still missing, but every so often, miracles can happen…
The TARDIS materialises in Australia in the year 2018 and The Doctor (Patrick Troughton), Jamie (Frazer Hines) and Victoria (Deborah Watling) immediately find themselves under attack. The Doctor just happens to look like Mexican statesman, Salamander, who is in control of the United Zones Organisation. The TARDIS crew team up with a band of people who are determined to expose the would-be dictator Salamander for what he truly is before his grip on the planet tightens.
The history of missing Doctor Who stories has become almost the stuff of legend, almost as much as the missing episodes themselves; Doctor Who fans over a certain age have been in the privileged position of being able to say that they have seen many of the Doctor Who stories that are completely or partially missing from the BBC archives.
The wiping of large amounts of Doctor Who's stories began in 1967, with original videotapes of The Highlanders being the first to fall under the magnetiser only a couple of months after the story was transmitted. Others stories followed and it was only in the late seventies that the BBC released that they were committing cultural vandalism and efforts were made to try and locate copies of the missing episodes from the various countries where Doctor Who had been sold. The sterling efforts of Ian Levine ensured that many Doctor Who stories that were due to be junked were rescued from the edge of destruction (ahem!) and have since been - and will continue to be - enjoyed by grateful Doctor Who fans.
Rumours began circulating a while back that three previously lost Doctor Who stories had been found. For years, fans and collectors had been scouring every last known country and television station in those countries, but since 1992's discovery of Tomb of the Cybermen in Hong Kong, no complete Doctor Who story had been returned to the BBC archives. Richard Morris, director of a company that specialises in preserving film and televisual heritage, had managed to track down a complete copy of Enemy of the World (along with an almost complete copy of The Web of Fear), gathering dust in a television relay station in Nigeria. It's nothing short of a miracle that these two stories have resurfaced after the best part of half a century and we would personally like to thank Mr Morris for helping to make more of Patrick Troughton's work on Doctor Who available to see. Oh, and if you are wondering what the third story that was rumoured to have been found a few months ago - Enemy of the World and Web of Fear were two of them - the third was William Hartnell's Marco Polo. We'll see if there is any truth in that rumour eventually…
Episode one sees the TARDIS landing on a beach and there are many wonderful little moments that were otherwise lost on the various reconstructions and audio releases, such as Pat Troughton jumping up and clicking his heels together as he wades into the sea, clad only in a pair of long-johns. There are many other wonderful little character moments - including some other moments of Troughton's physical performance - that are subtle and add immensely to the flavour and charm of the story that simply haven't been seen for well over four decades.
Though Enemy of the World is a broad, sweeping saga that was large in scale and ambition, it was a pity that for anyone not around to see the story when it was originally broadcast, the only surviving episode was a fairly dull affair that took place - as Toby Hadoke pointed out so amusingly - in a corridor, a caravan and a kitchen and was not representative of the story as a whole.
Salamander means to gain control of the world by using a group of scientists - effectively held captive deep underground - to create natural disasters that he can miraculously predict. The concept of a shady character coming to political prominence by claiming to predict cataclysmic seismic activities was later used in John Carpenter's Escape From LA, where a self-righteous religious nutter is elected President of the United States after predicting that an earthquake would destroy Los Angeles; the stark difference between Enemy of the World and Escape From LA is that the former isn't a piece of festering canine excrement.
Though this is a six-parter, there is little sign of the almost customary "middle-act-sag" that usually accompanies such lengthy stories, as a secondary story strand is introduced in episode four that has Salamander travelling deep down into the earth to visit a group of poor sods whom he has duped into thinking that a terrible war is raging on the surface and that he has been out to gather food and the like. The fact that he has managed to keep this pretence up for nearly five years proves two things - one, that Salamander really IS a heartless bastard; and two, that the people he has had imprisoned underground are a gullible bunch. There is also a McGuffin introduced in episode four that helps to provide a bit of urgency - a file that has enough information on Salamander's dodgy dealings to bring him down, which adds a bit of tension and gives both Giles Kent's side and Salamander's forces higher stakes to play for.
Patrick Troughton is his usual wonderful self in this story; as well as playing The Doctor, he also takes on the role of would-be world dominator, Salamander. As The Doctor, Troughton continues to invent little bits of unscripted comedic business that just add more to his character and make an audience love him more, but this story allows him to be slightly more serious, especially when he refuses to do Giles Kent's dirty work and kill his doppelganger; "I'll expose him, ruin him, have him arrested, but I won't be his executioner"; this is captivating stuff - wonderfully written and sensitively delivered - and helps to dispel the incorrect notion that Troughton's Doctor was a clown and little else. Troughton's first appearance as The-Doctor-impersonating-Salamander at the end of the first episode is just amazing to watch, as The Doctor goes from someone desperately trying to plausibly impersonate a very famous person whist knowing very little about him, to embodying him is wonderful.
There have been some barbed comments about Troughton's portrayal of Salamander, most of which involved the slightly dodgy stereotypical Latino accent he chose for the part. There is an element of truth to this criticism, as it sounds exactly like the "stock" Mexican/Spanish accent that actors from that particular era were taught at drama school, but the fact that an adversary on Doctor Who spoken with an accent other than middle-class received pronunciation is to be commended.
Aside from his slightly questionable accent, one serious flaw that Salamander appears to have is his dubious ability in implicitly trusting people he has never met as his friends. Jamie and Victoria manage to worm their way into his inner circle purely by throwing an explosive device out of Salamander's way when they had only just met. The fact that one of his members of staff (Fariah) so obviously has him on her hit-list that she is practically dripping with venom when we first meet her. Would Salamander's maxim be "keep your friends close and your enemies closer"? Or is he merely far too trusting for his own good?
The fourth instalment of this story sees both Jamie and Victoria out of the picture, having been exposed as threats to Salamander and locked up at the end of the previous story; the reality was that both Frazer Hines and Deborah Watling were on holiday during that week and were written out in a manner that is more effective than many attempts to paper over the brief departure of one of the leads during a story. There is more than enough characters and events unfolding in episode four to cover Hines and Watling absences and they are hardly missed at all.
It's great to see another complete story featuring Deborah Watling, as she got a pretty raw deal on Doctor Who as far as existing episodes are concerned. Until this recent discovery, the only complete existing story with Watling in it was Tomb of the Cybermen. Whilst it's great to have more of Deborah Watling's work on Doctor Who back to enjoy, it serves to remind you just how much of her time on the show was spend whining; there seems to be a whiny voice that compliments her high quotient of screaming rather well. You could argue that Victoria's quite frequent ineffectuality can be a product of her being a "historical" character, i.e., not from contemporary Earth, but this isn't the case, particularly when she is paired with a Highlander from the battle of Culloden.
Jamie's role in this story isn't the strongest one - he pairs up with Astrid to infiltrate Salamander's domain and has a short-lived role as a personal guard to "The Shopkeeper of the World" before being captured and locked up for an episode. Hines is always great as Jamie, but there is no doubt that The Enemy of the World is Patrick Troughton's show through and through, so he was obviously prepared to stand back and let the leading man take centre-stage - and presumably breathe a sigh of relieve at not having to learn quite so many lines…
Mary Peach is Astrid; the South African born actress certainly gives a gutsy performance and verbally spars with The Doctor in a most impressive manner. Astrid is one of the stronger female roles in Doctor Who during the sixties and it's great to see that she is steely and tough without having to be overly macho or beat the shit out of male characters to prove how strong she is. Peach was married to Hammer writer/director Jimmy Sangster and such a connection always pushes someone up a notch in our estimation. It's also worth noting that another character named Astrid would eventually appear in New-Who, the main difference is that actress playing Astrid in this story can actually act…
A welcome addition to the guest cast comes in the form of Bill Kerr as Giles Kent. Kerr had been making regular appearances on film, radio and television, but had become a household name in Britain the previous decade when he was one of the ensemble cast of Hancock's Half Hour, but found himself surplus to requirement as Tony Hancock's ego begin to mushroom. Kerr gives Kent a steeliness that is in stark contrast to the borderline buffoon he played alongside Hancock, making him seem like a heartless bastard when it comes to shamelessly manipulating The Doctor into impersonating Salamander near the end of the first episode. The only thing off about Kerr in this story is his unfortunate tight polo-neck jumper that really doesn't do him any favours and can be a little distracting at times.
Security Chief Donald Bruce is portrayed with all of the necessary officious bluster by Colin Douglas (who would later go on to appear alongside Tom Baker in The Horror of Fang Rock); Douglas has that actorly huff-and-puff deliver that is symptomatic of either age, excessive weight, chronic smoking or a combination of all three. It's a tricky thing to play a character that is initially has fascist leanings, but allows enough of a chink in the armour to be able to recognise a generally decent person underneath; Bruce is able to nail this part so convincingly that you are almost cheering him on toward the end of the story.
Milton Johns adds his customary sliminess to the proceedings as Benik, Salamander's odious right-hand man. Johns could always be relied upon to bring a thoroughly unlikeable aspect to a role - the sort of performance that needs a clipboard tucked under his arm - and he doesn't disappoint, as his very distinctive brand of sneering menace has the ability to get under the skin, even during the very campy scene where he attempts to intimidate Giles Kent into moving on by breaking the crockery in his caravan. Johns' nastiness comes to the fore in episode four, when the he ramps up into full-on bastard mode as he sneers over a dying character and even threatens to shoot her in the head at point blank range just to get a sense of self-satisfaction by killing her himself. His full-on bastard persona is ramped up in episode five, when he smiles sadistically as he threatens Jamie and Victoria. The best description of Benik is that of a large, thin reptile with a smile on it's face. Johns' leering, repellent performance obviously made an impression on someone, as he would return to Doctor Who in The Android Invasion and The Invasion of Time.
Future Desmond's actor Carmen Munroe appears in several episodes as Fariah, someone who as soon as you see and hear her, you know exactly what her intentions are and you really hopes that she succeeds in them. Munroe brings an iciness to her performance that really grabs your attention and when she opens her mouth, she has you practically hanging on her every word, such is the power of her delivery. Munroe has the look, the poise and the delivery of a jazz singer and she's all the more wonderful because of this - she's extremely attractive, too. Munroe's outfit is simply fabulous and although the story is set in the early 21st century, her costume was pretty much as ultra-modern and as cutting edge as was humanly possibly when this story was made; she sports black and white PVC, including a plastic miniskirt with boots that show off a fabulous pair of pins.
The climax of this story had become the stuff of legend over the years, with The Doctor and Salamander coming face-to-face with each other in the TARDIS; seeing as up until VERY recently, most fans though they would never see this, fervent images rampaged through the imaginations of die-hard aficionados in a manner that would have made what was originally seen impossible to live up to - or would it?
It is certainly a gas to finally get to see protagonist and antagonist practically nose-to-nose as the story races toward it's conclusion and the use of split-screen is pretty impressive. The editing of the climax is surprisingly - and appropriately - punchy, as The Doctor and The Dictator fighting and the convincing use of doubles really helps to sell the believability of Patrick Troughton playing both characters on-screen at the same time. We'll not reveal the fate of Salamander, but we will say that what they managed to achieve on a standard Doctor Who budget is most impressive.
This story saw the directorial debut of former actor, Barry Letts, fresh from the director's course he had taken at the BBC; the sense of scale shown during the first episode is pretty impressive and sets up the rest of the story perfectly. The first ten minutes of episode one are almost completely (apart from a couple of quick shots) shot on film, freeing the director of the restrictions that would have come with shooting in the studio. Letts certainly uses this to his advantage, using quick cuts and plenty of camera set-ups, not to mention the wondrous advantages that having the use of a helicopter has, both in terms of production values in front of the camera and sticking the camera inside and filming from the air; there is a magnificent shot taken from the helicopters point-of-view as it takes off and the gun-toting adversaries disappear into the distance and the chopper pulls away. It seems to go on forever and becomes more wondrous as it goes on; there are those who are critical of Letts' abilities as a director, with some calling his stuff "bland" or "workmanlike", but his first directorial assignment shows a wonderful amount of flair and imagination when freed from the three-camera approach that comes with shooting in a studio.
There are small details dotted throughout the story that serve to anchor the thing in a plausible futuristic reality, with the an authentic-looking licence inside the helicopter displaying that it is valid until 2018 really being the best example of it, as it is just seen in the background, with little attention being drawn to it. The use of video calls between characters is impressive, as they appear to be done "live", allowing the actors to properly interact with each other and tailor their responses, rather than have one act try and time their responses between the gaps of the recording. The film sequence of Salamander travelling down in a one-man capsule through tunnels down into the earth are pretty damn impressive; they are clearly achieved with miniatures, but they are very well done and there is even a panning shot that really sells the scale of the scene.
There is only one distracting misstep in Letts' direction, but it could be argued that it is an editorial error; it comes during episode three when Deborah Watling is being chased down a corridor (or should that be THE corridor in episode three?) and she is immediately captured, but before the camera has even had time to come to rest from panning, it immediately cuts to the next scene where Victoria is looking distinctly sorry foe herself. The cut is jarring and really pulls you out of the story - this could have been avoided by just having an extra second or two at the end of the previous scene to allow the viewer to properly process the visual information. There is a similarly abrupt edit in episode five, when Troughton makes his entrance to the interrogation room, but it's not nearly as distracting as the other instance. There maybe a very good reason why this happened, but it seems to be more by accident than design. Oh, this may be the most appropriate point to mention that in episode four, the budgetary limitations begin to show when a couple of brick walls that appear in the background are quite clearly rolls of wallpaper that have brickwork designs printed on them - we remember this wallpaper back in the seventies and it was one hell of a yanking flashback to see it again so many years later.
The Enemy of the World stands apart in season five of Doctor Who, as it is the only story that doesn't conform to the "base-under-siege" formula to some degree and comes as a welcome break from such a tried and trusted format. Episode six has enough twists and turns to satisfy most viewers and ends with enough of a bang to keep everyone happy and wishing for more of the same. It would be quite some time before Doctor Who would have a story as sweeping and epic as this one.
Episode three already existed in the BBC archives, having been earmarked for preservation as an example of that particular season, which is odd, really, as Enemy of the World as a story was atypical for this season and episode three is atypical of this story. This episode was previously available on the Lost in Time DVD set and had already been spruced-up by the guys at the Doctor Who Restoration Team, the end results were spectacular, looking almost as fresh as it must have done on original transmission.
The recently recovered episodes have had the Restoration Team treatment (there were rumours that they had to sign Non-Disclosure Agreements before working on them); the results are pretty impressive, with the studio sequences coming off best, as usual. There is a curious shifting moiré-like pattern on the screen now and again, it's subtle but noticeable, particularly during the film sequences of episode one and on plain backgrounds, this might be down to compression issues (having six episodes on a DVD-9 could possibly be stretching things a little). It's certainly not enough to put you off, but it's something we haven't really seen before on a Doctor Who DVD release. The RT's Steve Roberts informed us that the film sequences of episode one were "pretty terrible" and needed a lot of restoration work on them. If you have ever looked at any clips of un-restored Doctor Who titles, you can appreciate them amount of work that is put in to present them in the best way possible.
The other episodes are up to the usual wonderful standard, with the ViDFIREd studio material looking particularly amazing. There are some vertical tramlines that appear faintly during episode five, but considering that this story was effectively buried for over four decades, it looks pretty damn remarkable.
No problems to report here; we would imagine that the Restoration Team (presumably headed up by Mark Ayres on the audio front) have cleaned up the soundtracks to present them in their best possible form. Things sound fine and there are no clarity issues to report.
Coming Soon Trailer: This is the only thing on this disc. It just happens to be advertising the eventual release of the other story to have been recently discovered, The Web of Fear. It's a cool little teaser that has plenty of Yeti action and ends with the eerie beeping sound that they make.
It's nothing short of a bloody miracle that this six-part story has been returned to the BBC - and to Doctor Who fans. It's broad in scope and Patrick Troughton gets a chance to stretch by playing two roles.
The lack of extras is rather disappointing, but if it is the price to pay for getting this story out onto DVD so quickly after the announcement of it's recovery, then so be it. This 50th anniversary year has turned out to be very special for fans of Classic Doctor Who and the return of two Patrick Troughton stories to bolster his meagre showing in the BBC archives something to be celebrated. If we ever meet Philip Morris, we'd like to buy him a drink. Watch Enemy of the World and enjoy!
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mark27b Member Join Date: November 2013 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 7
Typo with "...Richard Morris, director of a company..." as it should read Philip not Richard as in your last paragraph
Also whilst the already held Ep3 had already been spruced-up by the guys at the Doctor Who Restoration Team for the Lost in Time boxset I believe the newly found Ep3 was the one used here after restoration as it was in better condition.
Also whilst the already held Ep3 had already been spruced-up by the guys at the Doctor Who Restoration Team for the Lost in Time boxset I believe the newly found Ep3 was the one used here after restoration as it was in better condition.
David Blackwell Senior Member Join Date: February 2004 Location: United States Posts: 2,826
I can't wait until it comes to DVD in the US, but I have watched the first three episodes via iTunes and I will finish up my viewing this weekend before taking in Web of Fear sometime soon
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Fitting six episodes on a DVD-9 whilst maintaining quality is quite possible .
General viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children
Disc Details
Release Date: 25th November 2013
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: PAL
Aspect: 1.33:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: No
Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 English
Subtitles: English
Extras: Coming Soon Trailer
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Barry Letts
Cast: Patrick Troughton, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, Patrick Troughton
Genre: Sci-Fi
Length: 220 minutes
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BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq's central government and Kurdish leaders have reached a deal aimed at easing a military standoff that began last month, the country's president announced Thursday.
The agreement calls for both sides to eventually withdraw their military forces from disputed areas in Iraq's north, though there is no timetable for how soon the drawdown might take place.
Tensions have been rising in recent months between Baghdad and the Kurds, who have considerable autonomy in their northern self-rule region. The Kurds were angered by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's recent decision to form a new military command to oversee security forces bordering the Kurdish enclave.
The two governments last month rushed troops into disputed border regions to assert dominance following a clash between Iraqi police and Kurdish guards in a contested northern city. That raised fears that full-scale fighting could break out between the two sides.
Under the plan announced by President Jalal Talabani's office, local residents in the contested areas would oversee their own security. Committees will be set up to form the security forces according to the percentage of ethnic groups in each area, after which Iraqi and Kurdish military forces would start to pull back.
The agreement, which the statement said is supported by al-Maliki and the president of the Kurdish region, Massoud Barzani, also called on both sides to halt all media campaigns that would lead to more tension between the two parties. It did not say when the deal was cemented.
The deal appears to firm up a preliminary agreement announced by al-Maliki last week.
Ali al-Moussawi, a spokesman for al-Maliki, confirmed the accord but said it is too early to say how soon any troops might be pulled back from disputed areas.
"The real test will be the actual withdrawal of the deployed forces," he said. "I am optimistic and we hope that this crisis will end for good."
But Mahmoud Othman, a Kurdish lawmaker in the federal parliament, expressed skepticism about the deal.
"The problem lies in the details," he said. "The whole thing depends on mutual trust and a sincere determination to reach a solution, but regrettably the trust between both sides is missing here."
Officials in the Kurdistan Regional Government could not be immediately reached for comment.
Also on Thursday, an Iraqi court handed the country's fugitive Sunni vice president a new death sentence after finding him guilty of possession, transportation and using silenced weapons. It is the fifth death sentence since trials against Tariq al-Hashemi began last spring, according to his defense team leader, Muayad Obeid al-Ezzi.
"The new verdict was expected and it is an episode in the long series of death sentences that were and will be issued against my client," al-Ezzi told The Associated Press in a phone interview.
The Shiite-led government has accused the vice president of playing a role in 150 attacks against security officials, security members and civilians from 2005 to 2011.
Al-Hashemi has dismissed the charges as a political vendetta pursued by his long-time rival, al-Maliki.
The vice president did not attend the trial. He left Iraq last year and is now living in neighboring Turkey. Turkish officials have refused Iraq's request to hand him over to face trial.
Two bombings, meanwhile, killed six on Thursday.
The bloodiest attack happened when a car bomb went off in a commercial street in western Baghdad, killing four people and wounding eight, police and medics said. In Anbar province, two soldiers were killed after another bomb exploded near their post in the city of Fallujah, 65 kilometers (40 miles) west of Baghdad.
All the officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to talk to the media.
Violence has ebbed in Iraq, but insurgent attacks are still frequent.
Associated Press writers Sameer N. Yacoub and Qassim Abdul-Zahra contributed reporting.
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Rosenfeld says police are investigating.
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A cartoon advent calendar for kids, sold by the city of Hanover in Germany, has a tiny drawing of local serial killer Fritz Haarmann, who murdered 24 people during the 1920s. He's holding a meat cleaver and peeking out from behind a tree, while happy men, women, and children enjoy the holiday all around him. He's one of 24 famous people from Hanover who appear on the calendar; "It's part of our history," says Hans Nolte, the director of the town's tourism board.
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Even before he was sworn into office, before his inauguration, the president launched his all-out siege against our rights. From gun bans to magazine bans to convoluted schemes tantamount to national registration of every gun owner in the country. From executive orders voted on by no one to vice presidential commissions and a flurry of legislative attacks, to U.N. treaties to gut our Second Amendment, speeches and anti-gun rallies, media appearances and the heavy-handed weight of the presidential bully pulpit. Apparently, there is nothing the president will not do to get something — anything — through Congress to advance his agenda to destroy the Second Amendment. Nothing. So far, thanks to you and millions of Americans like you, that's exactly what President Obama has gotten — absolutely nothing! A lot of courageous men and women in the U.S. House and Senate have stood up to the president and defended our great freedom. 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I am proud to report that the state of our NRA is stronger and larger than it has ever been. Our commitment to freedom is unwavering, our growth unprecedented. Today, the NRA is a record 5 million strong! Even as thousands of Americans join our cause every day, the media and political elites denigrate us. They cringe at the sight of long lines at gun shows. They mock Americans who are buying firearms and ammunition at a record pace. They scorn and scold the NRA. They don't get it because they don't get America. President Obama, the President of the United States of America, held a press conference 17 days ago and angrily called the NRA liars. Liars. Really? This from a man who spent his entire re-election campaign saying he supported our Second Amendment rights and would never try to take away anyone's gun. And he calls us liars? This from the president who repeatedly claimed that 40 percent of firearms sales don't involve a background check. That was never true, and the Washington Post gave the president three Pinocchio's for that one. And he calls us liars? The biggest whopper of all, one of the president's favorite lines, is that 90 percent of Americans support his background check bill. The media can't rant about anything else — 90 percent don't want criminals or the mentally ill to get their hands on guns. Well, I don't know what kind of polling they do at the White House, but I do know this: When it comes to keeping guns out of the hands of violent criminals or the mentally deranged, NRA members agree 100 percent! But Mr. President, the bill you backed wouldn't accomplish that goal. Your bill was for a check that criminals avoid. Your bill ordered the law-abiding to participate in a maze of regulation that could criminalize lawful firearms transactions and potentially create a massive government list of every gun-owning citizen in the country. The Schumer bill you first supported — and still support — would create a database of every gun owner in America. The Manchin- Toomey bill you later backed wouldn't have prevented Newtown, wouldn't have prevented Tucson or Aurora, and won't prevent the next tragedy. None of it has anything to do with keeping any of our children safer at any school anywhere. That's why the president couldn't get 90 percent of the Senate to go along with him, because Americans saw through the political posturing. They treasure their freedom and they don't want government to take that freedom away. As they say in Texas, the president's 90 percent is all hat and no cattle. I ran into a member of Congress just a couple of weeks ago. We spoke for a moment and then he said, "Wayne, I guess I have to go back and listen to 90 percent of the phone calls that are not coming in." That's a true story! And it tells you everything you need to know about Obama's empty 90 percent. So Mr. President, you can give all the speeches you want, you can conjure up all the polls you can and call NRA members all the nasty names you can think of, but your gun control legislation wouldn't stop one criminal, wouldn't make anyone safer anywhere and that flawed failure lost on its merits and got the defeat it deserved! You know, the only "90" the president won't talk about is Chicago. His own hometown, now run by his own former chief of staff. The president won't talk about Chicago but he should, because in the entire United States, Chicago ranks 90th out of 90 jurisdictions in federal firearms prosecutions. Dead last. But when I brought that up on Meet the Press, the media ignored it. The president doesn't talk about that 90. And the national news media, their cameras perched like vultures in the back of this hall, they haven't mustered the courage to walk into the White House briefing room and ask about Chicago's 90th ranking that is getting people killed day and night — a shooting every 6.3 hours. The deadliest city in America — the president's own hometown — ranks dead last in federal firearms prosecutions, and the media doesn't have the guts to ask him about it. If the president had one clue about how to clean up violent crime, don't you think he'd do it in his own hometown? If his policies brought us Chicago, why do we want to listen to him any further? No, you'll never hear the media ask him that. Maybe it's because all those reporters still have Obama bumper stickers on their cars. The national media and the political elites, they are all part of the same class that thinks they're smarter than we are. They know better than we do. They can tell us what to do or not, what to own or not, what to eat and drink or not, and how to live or not. Take Michael Bloomberg. He's gone from mayor of New York to the title of National Nanny. From sugar to salt to trans fats to fruit drinks to sodas, to what you can and can't do or order in a restaurant, this guy can't seem to find enough ways to boss people around. And now he wants to tell us who to elect or not? Seriously, I ask you, if Michael Bloomberg weren't a billionaire, would anybody even bother to listen to him? Now he's joined with the president, created his own billionaire Super PAC, ready to spend hundreds of millions to attack the NRA, demonize gun owners, destroy elected officials who won't bow down to his will, and obliterate the Second Amendment. All while the anti-gun media, which supposedly hates money in politics, is all-too-happy to take — and all-to-breathless to brag about — Bloomberg's money in politics. Already, they are conspiring in private. Re-grouping, planning, preparing, organizing, even waiting for the, quote "next Newtown" — the next tragedy to come, the next senseless, horrific crime to exploit. Just the other day, an anti-gun spokesman told the National Journal, quote, "The next Newtown is inevitable ... those things can help inform debate and galvanize people to act." Folks, politics does not get any more disgusting than that. They wait to use the opportunity of violent tragedy, rather than to prevent tragedy itself. Let me say that again. Rather than implement solutions that could prevent senseless violence, they choose broken policies that enable tragedy. Tragedy they wait to exploit, by choice, for political gain. We know that, even now, there are dangerous, deranged, evil people throughout society preparing to unleash unspeakable violence in our neighborhoods, our schools and our churches. They use tragedy to try to blame us, to shame us into compromising our freedom for their political agenda. They want to change America, our culture and our values. But this is America. The first country in the world founded not on a race, not on a religion, not on a royalty, but on a set of God-given principles we call inalienable rights. We come from that line of patriots who broke from King George to live their own lives as free people. And nowhere does freedom live more than in our Second Amendment right to own a firearm to defend ourselves, our families and our nation. Without that freedom, we aren't really free at all. There is nothing more good and right and normal than an honest American citizen owning a firearm to defend himself or protect her family. They can try to blame and shame us with all their might, but when it comes to defending the Second Amendment, we will never sacrifice our freedom upon the altar of elitist acceptance. And we will never surrender our guns — never! More Americans today than ever before understand the principle of the Second Amendment. The freedom it gives us as individuals to be responsible for our own safety, protection and survival. Imagine living in a large metropolitan area where lawful firearms ownership is heavily regulated and discouraged. Imagine waking up to a phone call from the police, warning that a terrorist event is occurring outside and ordering you to stay inside your home. I'm talking, of course, about Boston. Where residents were imprisoned behind the locked doors of their homes — a terrorist with bombs and guns just outside. Frightened citizens, sheltered in place, with no means to defend themselves or their families from whatever may come crashing through the door. How many Bostonians wished they had a gun two weeks ago? How many other Americans now ponder that life-or-death question? A recent national poll answered that question decidedly. With danger lurking outside their doors, 69 percent of Americans said, YES, I want my freedom, I want my Second Amendment, I want my gun! Lying in wait is a terrorist, a deranged school shooter, a kidnapper, a rapist, a murderer — waiting and planning and plotting — in every community across this country. Lying in wait right now. No amount of political schemes, congressional legislation, presidential commissions, or media roundtables will ever change that inevitable reality. I've said it before and I'll say it again: No bill in Congress, no Rose Garden speech will ever change the inescapable fact that the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. Boston proves it. When brave law enforcement officers did their jobs so courageously, good guys with guns stopped terrorists with guns. All over this country, people are more and more frustrated with Washington and the political and media elites. They are dismayed over a political debate that has nothing to do with addressing our problems and everything to do with advancing an old, tired, failed political agenda. Everywhere I go, I've learned that the NRA is truly at the heart of America's heartland. That we are in the middle of the river of America's mainstream. That what we want is exactly what most Americans want. We know our mental health system is in shambles. We all want it fixed. We want criminals with guns prosecuted and incarcerated. We want the federal gun laws on the books right now enforced against felons with guns, drug dealers with guns, and gangs with guns. If they'd just do that, those violent criminals wouldn't be on the way to their next crime. They'd be in prison. We all want our children to be safe and protected. That's why we proposed trained police and security officers in every school. There's not a mom or dad in America who wants to leave their children unprotected. If the Washington elites really wanted the same thing, they would stop demonizing law-abiding gun owners. They would stop trying to convince the American people that all gun owners are potential criminals in waiting. And they would actually implement programs that addressed our problems in a real and meaningful way. Put police and trained armed security in every school. Enforce the federal gun laws on the books right now. Interdict and incarcerate violent criminals before they get to the next crime scene. Rebuild our broken mental health system. Help the mentally ill by getting them off our streets and into treatment. And for God's sake, leave the rest of us alone! The political class and media class just don't get it. In a lot of ways, they've lost track of what this great nation is really all about. It's about US and people like us, all over this country. It's always been about "we, the people," not the political class, all the way back to our founding. Here's what I'm talking about. [VIDEO PLAYS] We are the people. This is our country. This is a fight for our freedom, the freedom that separates us from every other nation on earth. That freedom makes us stronger than other countries. It makes us better than other countries. That freedom is on the line and never more on the line than right now and through the 2014 congressional elections. Seventeen days ago, President Obama said this was only round one. Round two is on the way, and they're coming after us with a vengeance to destroy us. To destroy us and every ounce of our freedom. It is up to us, every single NRA member and gun owner, all Americans, to get to work right now to meet them head-on with an NRA strong enough and large enough to defeat any and all threats to our freedom. Today, we are a record 5 million strong. We must not and will not slow down, not one single bit. By the time we're finished, this NRA must and will be 10 million strong. Ten million dedicated, 10 million patriotic Americans who cherish freedom and all that is good and right about America. We don't care if it's round 1 or 2 or 15, this NRA will go the distance. And no matter what it takes, we will never give up or compromise our constitutional freedom — NOT ONE SINGLE INCH! Our feet are planted firmly in the foundation of freedom, un-swayed by the winds of political and media insanity. And to the political and media elites who scorn us, we say let them be damned! Fill your heart with pride. Clear your eyes with conviction. This is our time to Stand and Fight, now and in the next election and the one after that. Now and for the rest of our lives, to save our Second Amendment for future generations. From liberty's defense, we will never back down. We will never surrender. We will always stand, we will always fight. We will always Stand and Fight for freedom! NRAblog is your connection to the programs of the NRA. It is a project of the NRA's Media Relations Division. PUBLISHING: NRA Executive Director: Kyle Weaver CONTRIBUTORS: Lars Dalseide. 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Thompson could be Pac-12′s next 2-way star
SEATTLE (AP) — Shaq Thompson knows the question is coming. It's asked any time his role with Washington is discussed.
So before the debate about whether Thompson is about to become the next two-way player in the Pac-12 Conference, he shoots down any notion that splitting between being a linebacker and running back would be a full-time deal.
"It's not really a big deal to me. I came here to play linebacker so that's what I'm going to do," Thompson said. "Until he calls my name and wants me to play offense, I'm a defensive player."
Thompson could be the best all-around player on the roster Chris Petersen inherited when he took over at Washington. So it made sense that when the Huskies' depth at running back took a hit because of injuries during spring practice that Thompson was given a shot at occasionally getting carries.
Besides, who would really want to tackle a 6-foot-1, 228-pound load running at full speed?
"I have my day where I hope I get a couple of reps here and there," Thompson said. "But I'm a full-time linebacker."
Thompson could be one of the top linebackers in the Pac-12. Some publications have already listed Thompson as a potential all-America candidate. He was an honorable mention all-Pac-12 selection as a sophomore when he had 78 tackles and returned an interception 80 yards for a touchdown against Oregon State. He remains one of the top recruits landed by Steve Sarkisian in his time at Washington and has all the measurable skills that give him the ability to play either inside or outside linebacker.
Washington linebackers coach Bob Gregory had known about Thompson long before either arrived in Seattle. Gregory coached Thompson's brother, Syd'Quan, at California.
"He's really got great dimensions for a linebacker. ... He's got good range, he can cover ground quickly from Point A to Point B. He's got good football instincts. He's a natural football player," Gregory said.
When word first trickled out about Thompson getting time at running back, the comparison was instantly made to UCLA's Myles Jack. Last season, Jack bounced between linebacker and running back late in the season, including rushing for 120 yards against Arizona and a week later scoring four touchdowns rushing against Washington.
Gregory doesn't see a problem with giving Thompson time in the backfield.
"If that makes our team better, then I'm all for it," he said. "We have a bunch of low-ego coaches around here. We're not trying to hoard guys. If that makes us better we are all for it and I think it does. He's a naturally gifted athlete who can play running back."
Moving players around was a hallmark of Petersen's teams at Boise State. It wasn't done often, but defensive ends would occasionally get snaps at tight end, or defensive tackles would line up at fullback in short-yardage situations.
Thompson wasn't isolated in being moved around during the spring. Wide receiver John Ross also saw time at defensive back during the spring, again in part because of injuries.
"I like doing that. We've done that with tight ends and (defensive) ends and moved them around in short-yardage goal line packages," Petersen said. "I think it's really fun for those guys and they really lock in and we've had success doing that. If somebody can help us in a way, we'll do that."


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June 06. 2014 9:02PM
Campbell, Pelham advance with ease
Third-ranked Campbell of Litchfield rolled past the visiting 14th-ranked Monadnock of Swanzey squad 15-0 in Division III softball playoff action Friday.
Campbell (14-3) will host No. 11 Prospect Mountain of Alton (12-6) Monday at 4 p.m.
Olivia Martinage got the win for Campbell, allowing just one hit. Brittany McNulla went 2-for-2 with a double and a triple, Emily Paquin went 2-for-4 with two singles and Amber Gibbons had a triple for the Cougars.
Annie Crotto had the lone hit for Monadnock (9-8), which committed seven errors.
Pelham 7, Raymond 1
: At Pelham, the fourth-ranked Pythons knocked off No. 13 Raymond in the other Division III second-round matchup Friday. The Pythons will host No. 12 Franklin (12-5) at 4 p.m. Monday.
Pelham scored early as Shannon Morin hit a two-out, two-run single to make it 3-0 in the first frame.
Freshman Sarah Ratcliffe went 4-for-4 with four RBIs on a pair of home runs. Elissa Mogauro also added an RBI in the first for Pelham.
Pythons pitcher Jordan Parese pitched the whole game, scattering seven hits with five strikeouts. Raymond (11-6) was led by Hannah McNicholas, who went 3-for-4.


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Ethics challenge: Lavish dinners, but not big booksEDITORIAL
October 05. 2013 3:43AM
The Legislative Ethics Commission ruled last week that legislators could accept tickets (normally worth $125) to the Business and Industry Association's annual dinner later this month. It was the right ruling, which nonetheless raises further questions.
Attorney Marty Gross, chairman of the commission, astutely noted that the BIA offered the tickets in part for the purpose of "cultivating cordial relationships with the legislators." But he found that the ethics rules do allow legislators to attend dinners that are ceremonial or celebratory in nature, which the BIA event is. Thus, the tickets are allowed even though the whole point of offering them is to cozy up with lawmakers.
This points to a loophole, or at least a flaw, in the ethics rules. Those rules prohibit the receipt of gifts worth more than $25. The theory is that expensive gifts can be corrupting. But they allow tickets to events at which lobbyists get chummy with lawmakers. So a lobbyist cannot buy a senator a $30 lunch to discuss a specific bill for an hour, but can give him a free ticket to a $125, hours-long social event.
This seems backwards. Trinkets and lunches are less potentially corrupting than free entry into social events at which legislators are treated like minor royalty. Under current rules, a citizen cannot give a legislator a copy of "The Writings of Thomas Jefferson" ($40), but a trade organization can offer lavish dinners that cost tens of thousands of dollars. Legislators need to rethink these restrictions.


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