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Scholarship in the College of Arts & Sciences includes professional advancements, accomplishments, appointments and the progress of ongoing endeavors.
Arts & Sciences faculty are encouraged to contact Toni Salama, Senior Editor, Office of the Dean, to submit items of interest.
Houk Gets $240,000 Grant for Maya Research
Brett Houk, Associate Professor of Archaeology and Chair of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work, received a three-year $240,000 grant from the Chicago-based Alphawood Foundation to continue research of the Maya civilization in what is now Chan Chich, Belize. Houk has conducted the Field School in Maya Archaeology at Chan Chich every summer since 2012. "The grant's allowing us to do a lot more work," Houk said.
Bradley Interviewed About 'Chupacabras'
Robert Bradley, professor in the Department of Biological Sciences and director and curator of mammals at TTU's Natural Science Research Laboratory, was interviewed by KAMC TV about whether a "chupacabra" was roaming Hockley and Cochran Counties. Bradley agreed with local game wardens who said that the mammal in question was a coyote with mange, not the mythical blood-sucking "chupacabra."
Hayhoe Gets 'Friend of the Planet' Award
Katharine Hayhoe, director of TTU's Climate Science Center and associate professor in the Department of Political Science, received in May the "Friend of the Planet" award from the National Center for Science Education (NCSE). "Katharine is a bridge builder between science and the wider society," noted NCSE executive director Ann Reid in an article on NCSE's web site.
Patterson Describes Holocaust Research
Jill Patterson, professor in the Department of English, was interviewed by Texas Tech Today for a May 5 story about Holocaust Remembrance Day. Patterson toured six Nazi concentration camps and interviewed Holocaust survivors during a two-week research trip to Germany and Poland in 2012.
Martinez Reads Poem for Podcast
David Tomas Martinez, a visiting assistant professor in the Department of English, recently read his poem, "The Only Mexican," for the Texas Standard, which recorded his reading as a podcast. Martinez is a Ph.D. candidate in the University of Houston's Creative Writing program.
Mechref Named Director of CBG
Yehia Mechref, Professor in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, has been named the director of the Texas Tech University Center for Biotechnology and Genomics (CBG). Mechref was appointed to the position by Guy Loneragan, Interim Vice President for Research, after CBG founder, Chemistry Professor David Knaff, passed away.
Elbow Awarded for Global Vision
Gary Elbow, Professor of Geography in the Department of Geosciences, received the Global Vision Lifetime Achievement Award from TTU's Office of International Affairs during the annual Global Vision Awards ceremony April 8. The Global Vision Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes an individual who has made extraordinary contributions to the internationalization of Texas Tech through his or her many years of leadership in promoting international scholarship and teaching. Elbow has gone outside the classroom to chair Texas Tech's Fulbright Scholar committee for 12 years, serve on the Rhodes scholarship committee for three years and the National Fulbright Senior Scholar screening committee for three years. He was the recipient of two faculty Fulbright awards, the first for his research in Costa Rica and the second for his teaching in Ecuador.
Shu Receives International Scholar Award
Yuan Shu, Associate Professor of comparative literature in the Department of English, received the Faculty International Scholarship Award from TTU's Office of International Affairs during the annual Global Vision Awards ceremony April 8. The Faculty International Scholarship Award recognizes a tenure-track faculty member for excellence and sustained international scholarship. Shu has contributed to international academic exchange between Asia and North America, engaging in academic collaboration with partners around the nation and the world, producing scholarship with national and international implications, and lecturing and presenting at national and international conferences and institutions of higher education. Shu also co-sponsored two symposiums on transnational American studies and co-edited "American Studies as Transnational Practice," proposing a paradigm shift in American studies from transnational to transpacific.
Findlater Gets Welch Foundation Renewal
Michael Findlater, Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, was awarded $195,000 to support his continued research on a project entitled, "Base Metal-Catalyzed Transformations," that will run 2016-2019.
Allen Named SIAM Fellow
Linda Allen, Horn Professor in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics, was named a Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM), Class of 2016. Allen is the first SIAM Fellow from TTU's Department of Mathematics & Statistics, and was awarded for her contributions to stochastic and deterministic modeling of populations and disease transmission, their applications, and education in applied mathematics.
Barenberg Wins 3 Awards for 'Gulag Town'
Alan Barenberg, Associate Professor in the Department of History, has received three awards for his book, "Gulag Town, Company Town: Forced Labor and its Legacy in Vorkuta" (Yale University Press, 2014). Barenberg was recognized during Texas Tech's Faculty Convocation 2016 with the TTU President's Book Award, First Prize. His book also won the 2015 Taylor and Francis Book Prize, which will be presented formally by the Canadian Association of Slavists during the group's annual meeting May 30-June 1 in Calgary, Alberta. And his book received Honorable Mention for the 2015 Wayne S. Vucinich Book Prize from The Association for Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Studies for the most important contribution to Russian, Eurasian, and East European studies in any discipline of the humanities or social sciences.
Dunham Brings Peace Corps to Conference
Charlotte Dunham, Director of the Women's Studies Program and Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work, welcomed Peace Corps Director Carrie Hessler-Radelet to Texas Tech on April 15 as the keynote speaker for the 32nd Annual Conference on the Advancement of Women. "She is a role model for our students for ways to serve the global community, and we are excited she has agreed to come to Texas Tech," Dunham said of Hassler-Radelet.
Poirier Gets Welch Foundation Renewal
Bill Poirier, Professor in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry and Joint Professor in the Department of Physics, was awarded $240,000 to support his continued research on a project entitled, "New Methodologies for Accurate Quantum Calculations of the Dynamics of Atomic Nuclei," that will run from 2016-2019.
Hayhoe Speaks Locally, Nationally
Katharine Hayhoe, Director of TTU's Climate Science Center and Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science, gave a presentation, "Act Locally: 8 Easy Ways to Invest in a Healthy Community," during the Lubbock United Neighborhood Association spring meeting March 29 at Lubbock High School. On April 7, she was a panelist at "Meet, Eat, & Discover: Health Benefits of Clean, Renewable Energy" at a luncheon in North Carolina. The event brought together healthcare, parent, and faith organizations to discuss the impact of air pollution on children's health. Then on April 20-21, Hayhoe spoke at the University of Minnesota's St. Paul campus . The titles of her lectures were "Can We Change People's Minds on Climate Change?" and "Climate Change: Facts, Fictions, and Christian Faith."
Swingen a Finalist for Book Prize
Abigail Swingen, Associate Professor in the Department of History, is a finalist for the Ramirez Family Award for Most Significant Scholarly Book for 2015 from the Texas Institute of Letters. In her book, "Competing Visions of Empire: Labor, Slavery, and the Origins of the British Atlantic Empire" (Yale, 2015), Swingen explores how England's original imperial designs influenced contemporary English politics and debates about labor, economy, and overseas trade.
Cole Publishes Book in Spanish and English
George Cole, Associate Professor of Spanish in the Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures, has published a book, "Hojas Sueltas," (Editorial GC; Mayaguez, Puerto Rico; 2015) in Spanish and English.
Ramkumar to Receive TAPPI Award
Seshadri Ramkumar, Professor of technical textiles in the Department of Environmental Toxicology, will be awarded for his work in the field of nonwoven technology at a professional/industry association dinner May 17 in Cincinnati. The Technical Achievement Award, the field's highest technical award for researchers, will be presented by TAPPI NET (TAPPI being the technical arm of the American Paper & Pulp Association, and NET being the association's Nonwovens Engineers and Technologists), along with the Mark Hollingsworth Prize for technical advancement in the field. "This award has been possible because Texas Tech realized the importance of research in the new field of nonwovens way back in 1999 and supported my effort through the Admiral Zumwalt Program, which helped with the creation of FiberTect© decontamination wipe technology," Ramkumar said.
Paine to Hold Workshop in Spain
Robert Paine, Professor of Physical and Forensic Anthropology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work, has been invited to lecture in Burgos, Spain, at the Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana (CENIEH). The program's focus is how bone histology is used by anthropologists to assess age-at-death, species identification, and human state of health. This work has implication in forensic work, paleopathological research, and human evolution studies. The sessions begin May 24 with a public lecture, "20 Years of Forensic Casework from the West Texas Area," followed May 25-26 with workshops on Bone Histology and Anthropology.
Toda Named Chair of Mathematics
Magdalena Toda has been named Chair of the Department of Mathematics & Statistics, effective March 1. Toda served as director of undergraduate studies from 2010 to 2015 and as interim chairwoman this academic year.
"I have loved the Department of Mathematics & Statistics from the day I started my job," Toda said. "The faculty is collegial, productive and highly supportive of a diversity of cultures and ideas. ... I've seen our faculty raising its standards on research productivity and teaching. Texas Tech University is now a Carnegie classified R1: Highest Research Activity University, and our department has played a significant role in this new achievement."
Toda came to Texas Tech as an assistant professor in 2001, became a tenured associate professor in 2008 and a tenured full professor in 2014. She earned her master's in mathematics from the University of Bucharest, a master's and a doctorate in mathematics from the University of Kansas, and a doctorate in mathematics from the Polytechnic University of Bucharest.
Lee Publishes First New CERN Research
Sung-Won Lee, Associate Professor in the Department of Physics, and his research group have published the first search to come from the 2015 re-start of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. Findings, published in the Feb. 18, 2016, Physics Review Letters, were based on data resulting from collisions conducted at the record-breaking energy of 13 TeV (13 trillion electron volts), an energy level 60 percent higher than collisions conducted during the previous run between 2010 and 2012. According to an article in Fermilab News, Lee's group looked at events where collisions resulted in two energetic jets, so-called "dijet" events, and the mass of the particles produced. While their goal of finding new physics remains elusive, Lee's group was able to put one of the most stringent limits yet on the reigning theory of particle physics. That paves the way for predicting, and eventually proving, the existence of new particles.
DeLucia Grant to Mentor Undergrad Research
Patricia DeLucia, Associate Vice-President for Research—Faculty Affairs and Professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences, received a $114,127 grant from the National Science Foundation under the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. The grant covers a new three-year project, REU Site: Translational Research in Psychological Sciences: Human Factors at Texas Tech University, in which DeLucia's team will mentor eight undergraduate research students per summer in conducting behavior research with applications in areas such as surgery, occupational injuries, and human-robot interaction.
Other faculty on the research team are Assistant Professor Tyler Davis, Assistant Professor Zachary Hohman, Associate Professor Keith Jones, Associate Professor Martina Klein, Associate Professor Michael Serra, and Assistant Professor Amelia Talley, all from the Department of Psychological Sciences; and Associate Professor James Yang, Associate Chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering in the Whitacre College of Engineering.
Students must apply for the undergraduate researcher positions, with the first year's application deadline coming Jan. 1, 2017, for the Summer 2017 REU program. Candidates must have attained junior or senior standing by the start date and have a GPA of at least 3.3.
Hayhoe, Bradatan Discuss Syrian Crisis
Katharine Hayhoe, Director of TTU's Climate Science Center and Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science; and Cristina Bradatan, Director of the Texas Tech Population Center and an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work, led a discussion on "The Syrian Refugee Crisis: The Tip of the Iceberg in a Changing Climate," during the March "Science by the Glass" event. "Science by the Glass" is an informal discussion series hosted by TTU's Climate Science Center in local pubs and is designed to bring together members of the community, Texas Tech faculty, and students for lively discussion related to science, climate, and society.
Humanities Center Names 2016 Fellows
Fourteen faculty from the College of Arts & Sciences have been named as 2016 Fellows by the TTU Humanities Center. Those named Category A Fellows received $2,000 and will present their work at Alumni College, a Humanities Center event scheduled for Homecoming Weekend in October 2016. Those named Category B Fellows received a course release this spring semester and will give a lecture during the 2016-2017 academic year.
Category A Fellows from the College of Arts & Sciences
- Christopher Baines, Associate Professor of French in the Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures: "The Transversal Imagination: Sand, Delacroix, and Gautier"
- Kanika Batra, Associate Professor in the Department of English: "Imprinting Gender Justice under Apartheid in Durban, South Africa"
- Curtis Bauer, Associate Professor in the Department of English: "How Translation Practice Raises Questions of Style and Influence: A Case Study of the Mexican Author Fabio Morábito as Translator and Translated"
- Caroline Bishop, Assistant Professor of Classics in the Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures: "Cierro's Intellectual Politics: The Reception of Greek Learning at Rome"
- Idoia Elola, Associate Professor of Spanish in the Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures: "Linguistic Landscapes: Mapping Spanish and Bilingual Public Signs in Metropolitan Areas in Texas"
- Hannah Friedman, Assistant Professor of Classics in the Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures: "Libarna Archaeological Project"
- Andrea Jonsson, Assistant Professor of French in the Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures: "Performing Sincerity in French Contemporary Music and Slam"
- Amy Koerber, Professor in the Department of English: "The Hormonal Woman: A Critical Exploration of Expert and Public Rhetorics"
- Joel Velasco, Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy: "The Principles of Rationality: Deciding what to Believe and How to Reason"
Category B Fellows from the College of Arts & Sciences
- Jacob. M. Baum, Assistant Professor in the Department of History: "The German Reformation and the Senses"
- Matthew J. Johnson, Assistant Professor in the Department of History: "Implementing Affirmative Action"
- Sarah Keyes, Assistant Professor in the Department of History: "The Founding Dead: The Overland Trail and the Layered Memories of Westward Expansion"
- Emily Skidmore, Assistant Professor in the Department of History: "Un-Exceptional Queerness: Female-Bodied Men and Community at the Turn of the Twentieth Century"
- Sean Zdenek, Associate Professor in the Department of English: "Reading Sounds: Closed-Captioned Media and Popular Culture"
Solis Receives Alumni Award from Kansas State
Patricia Solís, Research Associate Professor in the Department of Geosciences, is the recipient of Kansas State University's Alumni Merit Award. Solís, who earned bachelor degrees in modern languages (German) and physics from K-State, before going on to earn a master's degree in geography from K-State and a PhD from the University of Iowa, has worked on sustainable development projects in Ghana, Nicaragua, the Philippines, and Bolivia.
Gelca Leads USA to Victory at Math Olympiad
Razvan Gelca, Professor in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics, led the United States high-school team to first-place victory at the 8th Romanian Master in Mathematics (RMM) competition in Bucharest Feb. 24-29. The six-member US team was followed by the United Kingdom team in second place and the Poland team in third. Professor Po-Shen Loh of Carnegie-Mellon University served as deputy leader. Gelca said the Romanian Master of Mathematics is the world's hardest competition for high school students, and only the highest ranking teams from the International Mathematical Olympiad are invited.
Physics Team Confirms Gravitational Waves
Six Department of Physics researchers were members of the team that discovered gravitational waves, thus confirming one of Einstein's theories. Physics team members: Professor Benjamin Owen, Assistant Professor Alessandra Corsi, and Postdoctoral Researchers Santiago Caride, Robert Coyne, Ra Inta, and Nipuni Palliyaguru.
Anderson Interviewed about Gas Leak
Tom Anderson, Chair of the Department of Environmental Toxicology and Director of The Institute of Environmental and Human Health, was interviewed by KAMC-TV for a story about a hydrogen sulfide gas leak in Seminole that drove several families from their homes. Anderson said the gas is quite poisonous in high concentrations and has the potential to permeate walls and personal effects.
Presley Interviewed about Zika Virus
Steve Presley, the Professor who runs TTU's mosquito research program at The Institute of Environmental and Human Health, was interviewed on KAMC-TV about the mosquito-borne Zika virus, which he said "ranks right up there" with Dengue fever and Chikungunya virus.
Witmore Welcomes Fulbright Scholar
Chris Witmore, Associate Professor of Archaeology and Classics in the Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures, welcomed Fulbright Scholar Simon Jusseret to TTU to talk about his archaeological research on Cyprus. Jusseret, a 2015-2016 Fulbright/WBI.World Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Texas at Austin, published an article in "Fulbright Commission" about his visit to Texas Tech.
Farley Launches Media Ministry
Andrew Farley, Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics/Second Language Studies in the Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures and lead pastor of Lubbock's Church Without Religion, has founded Andrew Farley Ministries, a non-profit media ministry. Farley is author of six books on the Christian life, including the best-selling title, "The Naked Gospel."
Sell Snaps TIME's Best Space Photo
Paul Sell, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Physics, made the list of TIME Magazine's Best Space Photos of 2015, with his image of Circinus X-1, a binary star system. Studying this system could help scientists to better understand how binary star systems behave when the lives of their constituent stars end. This is important because a large percentage of stars live in such systems, rather than living alone like the Sun.
Hayhoe to Host New Web Series
Katharine Hayhoe, Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and Director of TTU's Climate Science Center, will host a new digital Web series, "Global Weirding: Climate, Politics, and Religion," now in the fundraising stage. In it, she will explore the convergence of science, religion, culture, and psychology as they relate to politics and climate change.
Hayhoe, Corsi Speak at Higher Ed Conference
Katharine Hayhoe, Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and director of TTU's Climate Science Center, and Alessadra Corsi, Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics, served as keynote speakers at the Jan. 29 Conference of Texas Women in Higher Education held at Texas Tech University. Dr. Lee Ann Nutt, President of Lone Star College in Tomball and a TTU alumna, also spoke.
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Today is a holiday for many, but we still wanted to get together for a quick DL Show before you all head into the long weekend. This is episode 86, an episode that will run through the recent drama between T-Mobile and Sprint, their lease programs, all of the Lollipop updates from Motorola that finally began rolling out, what may be the new Google Glass, the latest on the OnePlus 2, the newest apps, and more.
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As the northern hemisphere turns toward the winter solstice and the Christian Advent proceeds, through the next week Homer's diverse faiths hold services leading up to the celebration of the birth of Jesus. At many churches, there will be traditional caroling and candlelight Christmas Eve services...Thu, 12/17/2015 - 10:21am
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Big Brother 18: If Michelle Wants Bridgette Out Then She Needs To Save Frank| July 24, 2016 at 10:45 PM EDT
Michelle finds herself in a bit of a pinch here this week as she's faced with a decision between doing what the house wants and following her own personal reasons to go against the BB18 hive mind.
The house wants Frank out, but Michelle really, really wants Bridgette out and it runs deep in the season all the way back to the very first weekend of Feeds. Whatever she decides, she better do it fast.
Big Brother 18 Recap: Episode 16 — A New HOH Goes For An Old Target| July 24, 2016 at 9:20 PM EDT
After an epic Big Brother 18 endurance Head of Household competition (that would have been nice to see on the Live Feeds), Frank remains public enemy No. 1. Will this be the week the house finally gets the BB14 golden boy out of the door? We'll see.
The episode picks up right after Victor re-enters the house and the game. Everyone is a little apprehensive about Vic's return. Paul is worried because being close to Victor almost go him in trouble before. And of course Paulie is shaken a bit because he is responsible for sending him out the first time.
Big Brother 18 Spoilers: Weekend Round-Up – Week 5| July 24, 2016 at 2:00 PM EDT
Houseguests were busy this weekend while the Feeds were down and things haven't slowed down with more comps and spoilers waiting to be revealed in the week's Big Brother 18 episodes. Or, if you don't want to wait, we've got all the results collected up here.
Since Friday night's Big Brother Battle Back episode where Victor rejoined the race we've discovered who won Head of Household, who was put up for eviction, and even the latest Veto competition results. Remember there are no more Roadkill results as that twist has ended.
Tonight On Big Brother 18: HoH Endurance Comp & Nominations| July 24, 2016 at 12:00 PM EDT
Tonight on Big Brother 18 (8/7c on CBS) the cliffhanger results for who becomes the new Head of Household is revealed following Victor Arroyo's return to the Big Brother house through the Battle Back arena.
By the end of the night we'll have a new HoH and just two nominees on the Block this week now that the Roadkill twist is dead and gone. Settle in to see how it all played out and from what we heard this endurance comp was one for the books.
Big Brother 18 Live Feeds Week 5: Saturday Highlights| July 24, 2016 at 9:00 AM EDT
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weather may have kept the Houseguests waiting longer than expected for the return of OTEV. Yes, Frank had his chance at redemption after falling victim to OTEV last time around, but could he pull it off? (Note: Heath Luman says delay was for lighting.)
The competition was held late and night and it got the adrenaline pumping in the house because the whole place seemed wide awake and ready to boil over as I settled in to finish the report.
If you've got the Live Feeds (Free Trial) then you can watch all of these moments with the Flashback feature to go back and watch those important conversations or funny scenes you may have missed.
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Big Brother 18 Spoilers: Week 5 Veto Competition Results| July 24, 2016 at 1:42 AM EDT
Big Brother spoilers are in for this week's Power of Veto competition after this week's nominations were revealed earlier this week on the Feeds. Time to see who could be changing things up for the final noms of the week following a late night Big Brother 18 competition.
The Houseguests waited all day to see how this competition would turn out after heat and air quality were likely culprits in the night time arrival of what could be the noms' last chance at survival this week.
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The Go! Go! Smart Wheels Fast Track Launcher lets kids launch, crash, and jump in two ways. Press down on the launcher to send the included electronic racecar onto the crash platform to crash into the two tires, or cross the finish line and jump the ramp on the jump track. The Fast Track Launcher comes with one electronic Go! Go! Smart Wheels racecar that will play different phrases, music, and sound effects when kids press the light-up driver button. When kids push the racecar, they'll hear more sounds and songs. The racecar also interacts with the two SmartPoints on this playset. Just roll the racecar over one of the SmartPoints to see the racecar's lights flash and hear greetings, sounds, music, and songs. The playset's seven track pieces can be reconfigured in multiple ways and added to other Go! Go! Smart Wheels playsets, which are sold separately.
Little kids will love using the launcher to send the racecar racing. All of the pieces in this playset are large and chunky to make it easy for kids to push, put together, and grasp. This playset will engage kids in imaginative racing play while also strengthening fine motor skills.
The Go! Go! Smart Wheels Fast Track Launcher is for ages 1–5.
Two AAA batteries are included for the in-store try-me features. VTech recommends replacing them before you play for best results.
Assembly of the track set is required, and it took us five minutes to put together. The instructions were easy to follow.
The racecar doesn't jump over the jump track every time. Kids will probably have to help it along, which lessens the excitement of the stunt.
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No. General compartment tickets can only be bought at the local railway station. Although there is no information which specifically suggests this in the Indian rail booking portals web site https://www.irctc.co.in/beta_htmls/term_src.html#Q1, but if one goes on to the website and tries to buy a general compartment ticket, there is no option to do so. This answer here may also give more insight.
2S (Second sitting) Class can be booked online using irctc.com, but 2S is not same as General Compartment.
2S stands for Second Sitting, it is a reserved class and your ticket will have your seat number, it is not the same as General Compartment which is Unreserved Class (UR).
General compartment ticket cannot be booked online and can only be obtained from the Station directly and sometimes available only from few hours before departure till the actual departure as it doesn't have any Seat reserved.
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The Third Doctor must face terrifying plastic Autons and the evil Master in these two classic 1970's adventures.
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When Doctor Who was revived for its modern day adventures back in 2005, its interesting choice of first monsters to bring back was the Autons. These mannequin-like beasts have since returned again, yet their pedigree goes right back to the 1970s, when they first did battle with Jon Pertwee's incarnation of the Doctor. And it's those encounters that the Mannequin Mania box set brings together.
You get two stories for your money, here. Terror Of The Autons also throws The Master into the mix, and it's a cracking yarn, with plenty of imagination and some significant attempts to scare. But Spearhead From Space is better. Pertwee's first story, it's an alien invasion story of real skill, and the Autons from the off make compelling monsters. Pertwee was, inevitably, still finding his feet in the role here, and the effects don't date well, but it's a smashing adventure nonetheless. Do note that it's already been released as a standalone disc, though.
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1970's Spearhead From Space has always been one of the truly great moments in Doctor Who, and for me this is one of my top 10 favorites. From the start of 1970 to the end of 1979 Doctor Who reached its zenith and became the classic show we all love today. Patrick Troughton's last serial "The War Games" is no doubt a timeless classic but recorded very low viewing figures for the time, so the producers had quite a rough time getting the 900 year old chap on his feet again. I agree with Terrance Dicks in that Doctor Who was granted a stay of execution because the BBC were starting to broadcast in colour for the first time and the money that was coming in from the television licenses was clouding their evil judgement on possible cancellation. Thankfully, the BBC did not cancel the show and its still going strong over 48 years later.
Jon Pertwee gets a great first story here and probably the best debut ever for a Doctor. Firstly, the colour really helps, I know some people love black & white but you must admit that colour is luxurious. Furthermore, the location filming is fantastic, basically the whole 100 minute feature was filmed on location because of some BBC strikes that were going on. The filmic look really adds to the atmosphere of the serial and sells it better than videotape ever could. Furthermore, Dudley Simpson's incidental music for Spearhead from Space is some of his greatest, the atmosphere he induces from the score is impressive to say the least and really adds to the overall enjoyment of the story.
Nicholas Courtney's first appearance since 1968's "Invasion" is brilliant, I always loved the Third Doctor / UNIT era of the programme and Nick is one of the main parts of that fantastic nostalgic time.Read more ›
The story behind it all shot on location is well known, and the result is something pretty damn special. There is something explicitly unreal in a jarring contrast between location filming and studio, but when there's no studio... this must be real, right?
Well... almost. One of the other nice things about Spearhead is the very low key naturalism of the performances, leading to a War Game-ish documentary feel, which sustains the story well into Episode 4 - the first person to get blown up on Ealing High street is a policeman for goodness sake, it must be real! It's only when those silly tentacles come out of the tank that it all falls apart. That bit of the denouement works so much better the way Terrence Dicks and Chris Achillios told it in the book. (The Nestene tank room does not look at all impressive).
But Hugh Burden delivers a first class slice of bloodless villainy as Chaning, with John Woodnutt lending sterling support as Hibberd. If Derek Smee is a touch histrionic as Ransome, Hamilton Dyce more than makes up for it as Scobie - especially the Auton version.
The Autons themselves... I'm not entirely sure; the showroom dummies do just what they need to do in providing the High Street Massacre, and the factory secretary and the hospital orderlies look subtly effective with their shiny faces, but the ordinary `hunting' Autons? I don't know. Maybe tastes have changed since 1970, but I don't think they look particularly scary. Again, Chris Achillios did a rather better job of them.Read more ›
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Strange glowing `meteorites` land in rural England, containing an alien intelligence looking for new homes - anywhere will do, as long as it's made of plastic. Also landing is another alien intelligence looking for a new home, with a new face and in colour for the first time. Jon Pertwee was the Doctor I grew up watching, so for me he *was* the Doctor - a fabulous, elegant Regency superhero from space who (for some reason I didn't understand) spent most of his time on earth. Robert Holmes introduces him in a story that is aimed at adults as much as children - the deliberate new style for this season which has worn very well.
The UNIT stories benefit from great action scenes and most of all from Nicholas Courtney's splendid Brigadier. Here he's wearing a different uniform ("chocolate solider" as he put it!) and isn't too sure about the new chap who's turned up claiming to be his friend the Doctor, but as ever he's ready to defend the earth and his growing friendship with the Doctor is a pleasure to follow. Joining UNIT in this story is Dr. Elizabeth `Liz' Shaw (the excellent Caroline John), understandably annoyed at being requisitioned from Cambridge like a piece of laboratory equipment!Read more ›
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These BBC productions never fail to please. Bought to replace the VHS versions, the Dr Who chronology is a glimpse into the growth and development of the BBC broadcast.Published 3 months ago by cool as cats in shades
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According to a new study by the Cato Institute, the gap between the haves and the have-nots in the United States continues to widen. This isn't much of a surprise; we've all become accustomed to the dire warnings, mostly from anti-business liberals within the government, about the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer. The irony is that those rich, over-privileged classes include – indeed, are dominated by – government employees.
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Off-day post: Tweets of note; on the Red Wings' shootout woes and the lefty-righty-on-d debate
by George Malik on 12/17/14 at 01:37 PM ET
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Updated 5x at 3:37 PM: I'm going to start off this mid-day post with Tweets instead of articles:
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The overnight report: on Babcock, Howard's mask, Abdelkader and tidbits
by George Malik on 12/17/14 at 04:57 AM ET
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So we're talking about Mike Babcock's contract this morning, and it's the Detroit News's Gregg Krupa doing the talking, suggesting that Babcock headed the Toronto media off at the pass last Thursday, by basically laying out the terms of continuing his employment in Detroit:
After saying he and Holland agreed "not to do this" during the season, he did it — he discussed his contract. But the very next thing he said was, "Our team's going good. Our team's playing good. I like the way they're playing. ...
"I'm happy here. I like the general manager. They treat me good. I don't know what else I can tell you."
Those were his words. His intention? To make clear that if the team keeps playing well and if they can get a couple of other key pieces while guys like Tomas Jurco and Anthony Mantha mature, why would he go anywhere?
He is satisfied and enjoying the gig, he said. The implication, heavy in the air, is that when he is not, he might be gone. Then he explained succinctly what satisfies him.
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Prospect news: Walleye back into 1st; Larkin at US WJC camp; Griffins' weekly release
by George Malik on 12/17/14 at 03:54 AM ET
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After Christmas, the Wings' prospects will be very busy at the World Junior Championships, at NCAA post-Christmas tournaments and the like, but the SHL's already begun its Christmas break, most NCAA Division I teams have finally let their hockey players go home for the semester break, and...Okay, in post-Soviet KHL, team has no break, even for Russian Christmas.
But Tuesday was quite slow, so this is a spare entry, minus an edit, anyway:
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Red Wings-Blue Jackets wrap-up: may this serve as the lowest point of the Wings' offensive lull
by George Malik on 12/17/14 at 03:24 AM ET
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If there is any good news regarding the Red Wings' 1-0 shootout loss to Columbus, it is this:
The Wings' 1 point earned allows them to remain 1 point ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs in the Atlantic (with Toronto having won its 7th straight, a 6-2 win over Anaheim) and remain tied with Montreal (lost 4-1 to Carolina) and stay only a point behind Tampa Bay (beat Philly 4-1), even though the Wings' win-loss-and-ROW-record is comparatively shitty.
The Wings have lost 4 straight games, going 0-1-and-3 of late, but the team's treading water, even if it's slowly being dragged away from shore by the tide.
The Wings are also 1-and-6 in shootouts, Ken Daniels said that Henrik Zetterberg's gone 20 games without a goal, and he's not the only Wings player trying to pass the puck into the opposition net, but Niklas Kronwall had 5 shots, Pavel Datsyuk and Darren Helm had 4 shots, and...
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Quick take, Red Wings vs. Blue Jackets: shootout losses suck, but so does the Wings' play of late
by George Malik on 12/16/14 at 11:28 PM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings dropped a 1-0 shootout decision to the Columbus Blue Jackets, but if ever there was a game that I'd describe as "not the goalie's fault--when a goalie surrendered 2 shootout goals on 3 shots against--it's tonight.
The Red Wings did their damnedest to make a difficult game even harder while fighting an inabilty to score at any period of time, and on a night when Sergei Bobrovsky was superb, the Blue Jackets were their trappy best and the refereeing was dreadful in terms of the amount of hooking, holding, clutching, grabbing, mashing and smashing on any and all sides of the puck, the WIngs tried to out-pass, out-drop-pass, out-deke-at-the-line and out-outside-shot a Blue Jackets team that did its best to defend a Howard who was marginally better-protected than the under-siege Petr Mrazek who faced 40 shots on Saturday.
This was an ugly game from a team that's on a four-game winless streak (0-1-and-3), and while the shootout was the bugaboo that decided the game's result, the effort from minutes 1-65 is what doomed the Wings to their fate.
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Red Wings-Blue Jackets game day post II: game preview videos, boogers & Howard's resurgence
by George Malik on 12/16/14 at 06:23 PM ET
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Of late-afternoon Red Wings-related note ahead of tonight's game between the Red Wings and Blue Jackets (7:30 PM on FSD/FS Ohio/97.1 FM), and pursuant to the morning skate news cycle:
Here's the Red Wings' Game-Day preview, which features Petr Mrazek, Jimmy Howard and Jonathan Ericsson, as well as a certain Mike Babcock's take on tonight's opponent:
The Red Wings will welcome Justin Abdelkader and Danny DeKeyser back into their lineup this evening, and Tomas Tatar's going to play after battling some sort of illness this past weekend, Johan Franzen's out with a non-mump illness.
Fox Sports Detroit's Art Regner noted the state of the latter players, as well as the fact that Xavier Ouellet's playing ahead of Jakub Kindl and Brian Lashoff...
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Brendan Smith On Justin Abdelkader, Danny DeKeyser And the Seven-Second Rule
by Paul on 12/16/14 at 04:41 PM ET
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from Bill Roose of DetroitRedWings.com,
"Abby is a different threat," defenseman Brendan Smith said. "He can be a strong guy, power forward, hit and get pucks and get them to Pavel. That's what you've seen in the past. He's actually meshed with the top scorers like Pavel and Z very well because of his role. You need guys to complement each other. Look at video games, who complements each other, you need to have a power forward with a goal-scorer, a playmaker with a goal-scorer. That's what Abby does with those goes."
Meanwhile, on the other end of the ice, DeKeyser's smooth passing touch gives Detroit a seamless transition on break outs of their own zone.
"DK moves the puck very well on the back end," Smith said. "Coach talks about that seven-second rule, where you want to get out of your own end in seven seconds. If you don't you end up playing the shift in your end. He's very good. That's maybe his best aspect. His first pass is one of the best. For him to do that, it's good to have him back."
more on the Wings and Blue Jackets...
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Red Wings-Blue Jackets game day post: DeKeyser, Abdelkader in, Franzen/Weiss out & fa la la masks
by George Malik on 12/16/14 at 01:17 PM ET
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Updated 5x at 1:38 PM: The Detroit Red Wings face a stiff task in ending their 0-1-and-2 streak against a Columbus Blue Jackets team that's a) won 6 straight games and b) has a 7-2-and-1 record against Detroit of late when the teams tangle this evening (7:30 PM on FSD/FS Ohio/97.1 FM), and the Wings' morning skate brought news from the beat writers that:
1. Xavier Ouellet would remain in the Wings' lineup at Jakub Kindl's expense;
2. Stephen Weiss would be placed on short-term IR (until Saturday) to make room for Ouellet;
3. Daniel Cleary would draw back into the lineup to replace Johan Franzen, who is ill;
4. Justin Abdelkader and Danny DeKeyser would return from their respective injuries.
In article form: MLive's Ansar Khan penned a 6 AM-posted article in which the Wings discussed playing the Blue Jackets...
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Red Wings-Blue Jackets morning skate Tweetapalooza: Tatar skating, Franzen not, Weiss on IR
by Paul on 12/16/14 at 11:33 AM ET
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Updated 5x at 11:21 AM: via Ansar Khan tweet,
Tatar skating today. Franzen is not skating. Weiss was on the ice earlier but left as practice started.
More from the morning skate as it becomes available.
So the Detroit Red Wings face the Columbus Blue Jackets this evening (7:30 PM EST on FSD/FS Ohio/97.1 FM) hoping to snap a 3-game winless streak (0-1-and-2) against a team that's not only won 6 straight games, but is also 7-2-and-1 over its last ten games against the Wings.
Khan's Tweets continued...
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The overnight report: Red Wings-Blue Jackets set-up; on mumps, rest and interactive stuff
by George Malik on 12/16/14 at 03:52 AM ET
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The Red Wings practiced minus a pair of players who are hopefully "just sick" in Johan Franzen and Tomas Tatar on Monday, and are hoping to welcome Danny DeKeyser and Justin Abdelkader (shoulder) back into the lineup when the Wings host the Columbus Blue Jackets this evening (7:30 PM EST on FSD/FS Ohio/97.1 FM)...
But a look at the Eastern Conference standings, never mind the record of the Wings' four pre-Christmas, home-ice opponents, will offer you little comfort if you believe that playing Columbus, the Islanders (on Friday), Avs (on Sunday) and Sabres (next Tuesday) = easy pickings for a Wings team with an 0-1-and-2 record of late (Saturday's 4-1 loss to Toronto included).
Tonight's opponent may sit 15th in the 16-team East, but Columbus comes into Detroit having won each and every one of its 6 December games, including Saturday's 4-3 shootout decision over Pittsburgh;
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