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Trigger Warning: Homomisia, Fatmisia, Ableism re: Mental Illnesses, Abuse, Rape, MolestationAllegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson
Published by HarperCollins Australia on January 24th 2017
Genres: Psychological Thriller, Murder Mystery
Format: Overdrive Ebook
Pages: 271
Source: Overdrive
Orange Is the New Black meets Walter Dean Myer's Monster in this gritty, twisty, and haunting debut by Tiffany D. Jackson about a girl convicted of murder seeking the truth while surviving life in a group home.
Mary B. Addison killed a baby.
Allegedly. She didn't say much in that first interview with detectives, and the media filled in the only blanks that mattered: a white baby had died while under the care of a churchgoing black woman and her nine-year-old daughter. The public convicted Mary and the jury made it official. But did she do it?
There wasn't a point to setting the record straight before, but now she's got Ted—and their unborn child—to think about. When the state threatens to take her baby, Mary's fate now lies in the hands of the one person she distrusts the most: her Momma. No one knows the real Momma. But does anyone know the real Mary?
Ever finish a book and become so overwhelmed you just sit in silence contemplating how on earth you were ever fortunate enough to read said book? That was me, sitting in silence, stunned at the world and the very raw essence of Allegedly.
Allegedly was a mind game I wanted more of, it tricked me and I can't believe it did. It took me on a roller-coaster of emotions and allowed me to glance into the justice system for young people, specifically young African-Americans, in this day and age. It was emotionally exhausting, seeing a Black girl be put through so much pain, I felt for her, I wanted to protect her, I wanted to hold her hand and tell her "It's aight sis, I got you". But then I changed my mind because of the ending! I was genuinely shook! It also had me rethinking the whole book.
Mary was such a stunning character, the way Tiffany writes her is absolutely fascinating. Her emotions and character drench the pages and seep through your whole body. Her story is inevitably a story thousands of Black girls share in correction centres and group homes.
Tiffany lays it out, nothing held back, and tells it how it is. The justice system in America is disgustingly built on systematic racism and continues to oppress people. She goes into so much detail about every aspect that genuinely fails Black girls who are stuck in the system. These aspects and people include social workers, mentors, officers and so much more. They all have a part in enabling the system in creating a unhealthy, racist and discriminatory cycle that Black youth can never really escape from.
The cast of characters was also absolutely spectacular. I especially loved the women of colour in this book, Ms Cora and Miss Claire. I could read Miss Claire's dialogue forever. She felt so real and reminded me of my own grandmother. She just wanted the absolute best for Mary. So did Ms Cora, who you immediately grow to love when she shows you how passionate she is about protecting Mary. These two women made me love 'Allegedly' even more, they both felt so authentic. Another character that was absolutely amazing to read about was Ted. The way Tiffany wrote his character and his whole arc felt so real. Ted, another Black teenager stuck in the endless cycle of criminalisation finds solace in Mary and these two are, quite frankly, inseparable. The interaction between Mary and Ted throughout the book had me on edge; I didn't know what would happy next for them.
The girls in the group home were also astounding characters, they keep it real throughout the book. The careful character development each character went through allowed me to know that Tiffany put so much work into them. They were just as important and just as deserving to be listened to as Mary was. Also note, that there is a point at the start of the book where Mary makes homomisia remarks to herself about one of the girls being a lesbian. There is also constant fat shaming remarks against one of Mary's carers in her group home.
The way the story played out was unexpected and hit me out of nowhere. Should I have seen the ending coming? I don't know. I was so engrossed in the book that I just trusted everything that was stated. Especially what Mary says about her mother, which is where demonisation of Mental Illness comes in. When taking into account of how the book ends, from the beginning, mental illness is put forth as to blame for the murder of baby Alyssa. View Spoiler »But then later on we find out that Mary's mother, who suffers from a unnamed mental illness/es, wasn't to blame for the death of Alyssa like Mary had stated « Hide Spoiler. So overall, we believe the person responsible for Alyssa's death has a mental illness, which demonises it. View Spoiler »Mary blames her mother for the death of Alyssa and tries to convince us that this is true through flashbacks « Hide Spoiler. This was unsettling after finding out the truth about who really killed Alyssa.
Mary was such an untrustworthy narrator but she gives you literally no reason to second guess her words. She spills so much about her childhood and recounts her rapes and how her mother's boyfriend molested her. It broke my heart reading these scenes, Mary deserved better, Black girls in the system deserve better. She talks about her time in juvie, her unborn child she calls 'Bean' and her feelings for Ted. She exposes her whole self and allows us to see the 'real' Mary, or let me rephrase this appropriately, the Mary she wants us to see. We don't know whether she's lying or not, which makes the ending even more shocking because, for me, it came out of nowhere. I can't wait for Tiffany's next book, honestly, truly. The world deserves another book full of her words.
The Verdict
Allegedly had me shook! It gave an insight into the horrible conditions of the justice system, how it treats Black individuals and how systematic racism impacts it all. However one of the books premises is quite delicate, as it shines light on Mental Illness and how the Black community views it, but it also demonises Mental Illness to show how easy it is to, well, demonise and pin a crime on someone who isn't neurotypical.
I was unsettled at the thought of a non-neurotypical Black women being the 'culprit' but Tiffany tries her best to write about this and how there's this double standard when getting justice that Black people inevitably suffer from. Now being mentally ill and Black, now that's two strikes and the whole world is literally against you. I wish there was more in the ending, more characters, more loose ends cut, more questions answered. But it's the ending we've received so I'm just existing now, walking around aimlessly, trying to find my own answers to questions the book never resolved.
This book was an absolute trip, one I wish lasted a bit longer. Taking in consideration of all the content, characters, story and finally, the things I've learned and wish others will learn from this book, I've awarded Allegedly four stars.
With Kindness,


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First Look at Shark Tank and Dr. Ken Crossover: Dave Pitches to 'Mr. Wonderful'
The intimidating investors of Shark Tank meet their match on the November 11 episode of ABC's Dr. Ken, when Dave Park (Albert Tsai, above, with entrepreneur Kevin O'Leary) goes on the show to pitch his invention, the Hot Legs Duvet. "You know when you're sleeping and your body is nice and warm but your legs get too hot? It's a blanket with two holes cut out," explains star and executive producer Ken Jeong.
RELATED: Shark Tank Preview: Will The Sharks Bite At Kitchen Product? (VIDEO)
At first, Ken is concerned about Dave's appearance on the show. "What if Dave gets crushed? There's so much worry when your kid is doing something risky. That's what makes this one of my favorite episodes—there's an obvious crossover appeal, but there's universality to the story." Mark Cuban, Daymond John, Lori Greiner and Robert Herjavec also appear in the episode, but will one of them give Dave a deal?
Dr. Ken and Shark Tank crossover, Friday, November 11, 8:30/7:30c, ABC

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Matthew Bourne's show takes Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray and sets it in the contemporary fashion industry. A good-looking young waiter becomes the face of a new fragrance, Immortality. Then we follow his descent into drugs, gay orgies and cosmetic surgery, all brilliantly portrayed through dance. There's no decaying portrait in his attic, but by the end of the show the "Immortality" billboard has become a "Mortality" billboard, ripped and torn and horrible.
It's an extreme take on life in the fashion industry, but there is truth in it. I love my job and I love the industry, but it has a dark side. I'm a clean-living family man, but I know that kind of excessive behaviour goes on - though in my experience fashion is a very heterosexual industry, and in the show it was mostly homosexual. Photographers tend to be straight guys: the old cliche of photographers sleeping with female models is true. It doesn't happen so much between photographers and male models, probably just because there are fewer of them. In modelling, it's 10 girls for every guy.
Technically, the performance was absolutely superb, and the actual photography was very accurate - though it was strange to see a photographer dancing around the studio while he's taking his shots. The billboard photos were great, too - stripped-down black-and-white shots, like an early Calvin Klein campaign.
In real life, many fashion photographers have a reputation as prima donnas who treat models like objects, and that came across strongly in the show. Naturally, I exonerate myself from that. But then I don't dance around when I'm shooting, either.
· Stephen Kearney is a fashion photographer. Matthew Bourne's Dorian Gray is at the Edinburgh International festival until Saturday, then touring. Box office: 0131-473 2000.


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Hughes, John D (2004) Music as a Link to the Transcendent. In: Thomas Hardy: Bloom's Major Poets. Bloom's Major Poets . Chelsea House Publishers, New York, pp. 67-68. ISBN 9780791078914Full text not available from this repository.
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Frequent Links
Cold Case
|Cold Case
Promotional poster
|Created by
|Meredith Stiehm
Kathryn Morris
Danny Pino
John Finn
Jeremy Ratchford
Thom Barry
Tracie Thoms
|Theme music composer
|Helmut and Franz Vonlichten with intro by Michael A. Levine
|Opening theme
|Michael A. Levine
|Country of origin
|United States
|Original language(s)
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
|156 (list of episodes)
|Executive producer(s)
Meredith Stiehm
Jerry Bruckheimer
Jonathan Littman
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Running time
|45 minutes
|Production company(s)
Jerry Bruckheimer Television
CBS Productions (2003-2006)
CBS Paramount Network Television (2006-2009)
CBS Television Studios (2009-2010)
Warner Bros. Television
CBS Television Distribution
Warner Bros. Television Distribution
|Original channel
|Picture format
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1080i (HDTV)
|Original release
|September 28, 2003– May 2, 2010
Cold Case is an American police procedural television series which ran on CBS from September 28, 2003 to May 2, 2010. The series revolved around a fictionalized Philadelphia Police Department division that specializes in investigating cold cases.
On May 18, 2010, CBS announced that the series had been canceled.[1] The series currently airs in syndication, and also on Ion Television on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays in the U.S. and on Viva in Canada.[2] Sleuth channel occasionally airs it at midnight on the weekdays. In 2011, the show began airing on MyNetworkTV.[3]
The show is set in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and follows Detective Lilly Rush (Kathryn Morris), a homicide detective with the Philadelphia Police Department, who specializes in "cold cases", or investigations which are no longer being actively pursued by the department. Rush was initially partnered with Detective Chris Lassing (Justin Chambers) in the first five episodes and then with Detective Scotty Valens (Danny Pino) for the remainder of the series. They work under Lieutenant John Stillman (John Finn) and are assisted by other detectives from their squad—Nick Vera (Jeremy Ratchford), Will Jeffries (Thom Barry), and beginning in season three, Kat Miller (Tracie Thoms).
Usually, each episode would focus on a single investigation. All cases involved murders committed in Philadelphia, although investigations occasionally required travel outside the city. Cases were also spread out over much of the previous century, with some as recent as a year or two old and others dating back to the 1910s. Generally, an investigation would begin when the police received a new lead, or "new direction", on a case. This might be the discovery of a body, a new lead such as an alibi witness not found in the original investigation, new evidence pointing to the innocence of the accused, or a critical piece of evidence such as a murder weapon (e.g., one investigation began when a gun received in a gun buyback program was linked to a murder through ballistic evidence). In some cases, the lack of a body meant that it was originally unclear if a crime had even occurred, with people instead believing that the victim had merely left town.
Over the course of the episode, the detectives would interview witnesses associated with the crime and piece together the story of what led the victims to their death. These interviews were accompanied by flashback sequences to the time of the murder which dramatized the testimony. Witness testimony, even from people who would later be revealed as the killer, was almost never false. At most the guilty party would lie by omission, leaving out critical details, or stopping their narrative before they implicated themselves. The witness testimony was also generally presented in chronological order so that it formed a cohesive linear story for the audience.
The show was also distinguished by "double casting" in which the characters and witnesses would flash back and forth in the scene representing them as they looked at the time of the crime and in the present day. This was done with different actors as children or much younger selves especially if the year in question was well in the past. The oldest case for example took place in 1919. A living witness was seven years old at the time but in 2007 when investigated was now 95. However if the crime took place in the recent past (i.e. within the last 10 years) the same actor would be used with minor differences, unless it was a child or adolescent. However if it was judged that the character was not likely to have altered in appearance significantly except for weight and gray hair, the same actor would be used. This was not just with the guest actors themselves but sometimes with the detectives as well if they had any involvement in the original investigation. Detective Jeffries for example had flashbacks to himself as a child in two episodes and a young detective in another.
At the end of the episode, when the killer/s were exposed and confronted the confession would be in a flashback scene depicting the murder. The scene would show the details with exceptions having to do with the utter heinousness of the underlying motive of the crime such as rape or sexual assault. The police would be shown arresting the killer and walking them into custody. The killer and other characters in the story would seen as flashing back to their younger selves and as now. The spirit of the victim would be seen either by Lilly, one of the other detectives or a loved one of the victim. This would be accompanied by the playing of a song meant to symbolize the period in which the killing took place.
Through the flashbacks, the show examined many issues related to 20th century history, including: racism, homophobia, sexism, abortion, and police brutality. Some of the cases were based on real life events or victims, akin to the "ripped from the headlines" style from shows like Law & Order.
The theme song is an excerpt from "Nara" by E.S. Posthumus (who also performed the theme for NFL on CBS), with an introduction by series composer Michael A. Levine that begins with an otherworldly wail from vocalist Elise Morris. Besides Levine's original music, each episode makes extensive use of era-appropriate music for flashbacks to the year in question. Some episodes contain music only from one artist such as Ray Charles, U2, Bruce Springsteen, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, The Doors, John Mellencamp, Johnny Cash, Bob Seger, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, Tim McGraw, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra and John Lennon. Pearl Jam's music was used in the two-part season-six finale, the first time one artist's music has been used for two full episodes.[4] In one episode, the music from the movie The Rocky Horror Picture Show ("Creatures of the Night" starring Barry Bostwick) and in another episode ("Wilkommen") only music from Cabaret was used. In the series finale, music from The Rolling Stones was used, and for the first time, it featured an unreleased song.
Original Songs of the series:
- "Best Friends" – Episode: "Best Friends"
- "One Dress Left" (performed by Allison Miller) – Episode: "Beautiful Little Fool"
- "300 Flowers" (performed by Allison Miller) – Episode: "Beautiful Little Fool"
- "Scarlet Rose" (composed by Gary Haase and sung by Alexa Khan) – Episode: "Static"
- "Goin' Off" (Written by Jeff Lucky and performed by Danièle Watts) – Episode: "Read Between The Lines"
- "Read Between The Lines" (Written by Jeff Lucky and performed by Danièle Watts) – Episode: "Read Between The Lines"
|Portrayed by
|Det. Lilly Rush
|Kathryn Morris
| Senior Detective
|Lt. John Stillman
|John Finn
| Lieutenant
|Det. Scotty Valens
|Danny Pino
|Senior Detective
|Det. Nick Vera
|Jeremy Ratchford
|Senior Detective
|Det. Will Jeffries
|Thom Barry
| Senior Detective
Asst. Supervisor
|Det. Kat Miller
|Tracie Thoms
| Junior Detective/
Senior Detective
| formerly in Narcotics/
|Det. Chris Lassing
|Justin Chambers
|Senior Detective
Guest stars
- Aaron Hill
- Abigail Mavity
- Adam Pascal
- Adam Powell
- Adetokumboh M'Cormack
- Adrianne Barbeau
- Alexa Nikolas
- Alice Hirson
- Amber Benson
- Andres Saenz-Hudson
- Anita Gillette
- AnnaLynne McCord
- Annie Wersching
- Anthony John Crane
- Anwar Mitchell
- Ashley Alfonso
- Ashley Johnson
- Azura Skye
- Barry Bostwick
- Barry Alan Levine
- Becki Newton
- Bellamy Young
- Billy Unger
- B.J. Britt
- Blanca E. Conchas
- Bobby Cannavale
- Brad Rowe
- Bree Turner
- Brett Cullen
- Brian Johnson
- Bruce Locke
- Bryan Cuprill
- Casey Washington
- Cassidy Freeman
- Chad Everett
- Chad Lindberg
- Charles Duckworth
- Charley Scalies
- Chi Muoi Lo
- Chris Sarandon
- Christa B. Allen
- Christian Svensson
- Christina Hendricks
- Clayne Crawford
- Clarence Williams III
- Clifton Powell
- Croix Lazzara
- Daniel Baldwin
- Daniel Vincent Gordh
- Daniel Hugh Kelly
- Darren Criss
- Daveigh Chase
- David Henrie
- David Julian Hirsh
- DeLane Matthews
- Diana Burbano
- Diane Ladd
- Donna Mills
- Dorian Lopinto
- Doug Spinuzza
- Dougald Park
- Dustin McKamie
- D.W. Moffett
- Elaine Kao
- Elena Satine
- Elizabeth Franz
- Emily Rose
- Emma Bates
- Endre Hulls
- Erin Chambers
- Evan Lai
- Finn Wittrock
- Frances Fisher
- Fred Koehler
- Gabriel Olds
- Galen Hooks
- George Finn
- Gina Chai
- Glynn Turman
- Gustin Smith
- Holland Roden
- Irene Tsu
- Jack Galle
- Jack Ong
- James Hsu
- James Karen
- James Read
- Jamie Ann Allman
- Jared Bell
- Jenna Leigh Green
- Jennifer Lawrence
- Jeremy Dunn
- Jerry O'Donnell
- Jessika Van
- John Churchhill
- John Rubinstein
- Johnathan LaPaglia
- Johnny M. Wu
- Jolene Andersen
- Jon Paul DeFabry
- Jordan Dang
- Joshua Stilley
- Judy Prescott
- Julia Vera
- Julianna Guill
- June Lockhart
- Justice Leak
- Kate Mara
- Katie Mitchell
- Kemp Lee
- Kenton Duty
- Kevin McCorkle
- Kip Martin
- Ksenia Solo
- Kyla Dang
- Laura Bell Bundy
- Lawrence Monoson
- Lee Dawson
- Lee Majors
- Lillian Hurst
- Lisa Waltz
- Lolita Davidovich
- Loren Lester
- Mackenzie Phillips
- Madeline Carroll
- Marilyn Chase
- Marlene Forte
- Mario Bernier
- Mary Chris Wall
- Matt Riedy
- Max Adler
- Max Gail
- M.C. Gainey
- Megan Follows
- Meagan Good
- Melissa Leo
- Meredith Baxter Birney
- Mette Holt
- Michael Learned
- Michael Nader
- Michael Reilly Burke
- Mo McRae
- Monica Calhoun
- Morgan Benoit
- Nadia Axakowsky
- Nathan Pelle
- Nicholas Guest
- Nick Warnock
- Nicole Bilderback
- Page Kennedy
- Patricia Belcher
- Patty McCormack
- Paul Wesley
- Peter Graves
- Peter Onorati
- Peter Porte
- Ralph Waite
- Raymond Ma
- Robert WaltersTemplate:Disambiguation needed
- Robin Shou
- Ronald F. Hoiseck
- Ryan Carr
- Sally Ann Brooks
- Sara Arrington
- Sarah Utterback
- Scott Paulin
- Seamus Deaver
- Sean Bridgers
- Sean O'Bryan
- Shailene Woodley
- Sherman Howard
- Shirley Knight
- Stephen Full
- Stephen Mendillo
- Summer Glau
- Susanna Thompson
- Taya Rogers
- Tim Choate
- Tim Griffin
- Tim Snay
- Tina Lifford
- T.J. Thyne
- Todd Sandler
- Tom Derek
- Tracey Walter
- Tuc Watkins
- Tzi Ma
- Zachery Ty Bryan
CSI: NY crossover
On May 2, 2007, one of the Cold Case detectives made a rare appearance outside of the series. In the CSI: NY episode "Cold Reveal", Danny Pino appeared as his Cold Case character Scotty Valens as he traveled to New York when it was discovered that CSI Stella Bonasera (Melina Kanakaredes) was connected to an unsolved case. The CSI shows and Cold Case all air on CBS and are produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. None of the characters from CSI, however, appeared on Cold Case.
In 2005, John Finn, Kathryn Morris and Jeremy Ratchford appeared in a satirical promo on the Irish language television station TG4. The commercial won a Gold Medal in the "Best Drama Promos" category of the 2007 Sharks International Advertising Awards Festival of Ireland (Sharks Awards).[5] The promotion features John Finn and Kathryn Morris in character interrogating a murder suspect (Peader Cox) from the TG4 soap Ros na Rún who refuses to speak in English; both detectives then begin talking in Gaelic, much to the surprise of Jeremy Ratchford's character. The promo tied in with a murder investigation in Ros na Rún.[6]
Similar series
The investigation of "cold cases" has been used as the basis for several other detective dramas, including:
- The Enigma Files, UK / BBC, 1980
- Cold Squad, CAN / CTV Television Network, 1998
- Cold Case Files, A&E Network, 1999 (true cases)
- Waking the Dead, UK / BBC, 2000
- New Tricks, UK / BBC, 2003
- Zettai Reido, Japan / Fuji Television, 2010
Cold Squad controversy
After its launch, television critics noted similarities between Cold Case and a similar Canadian series called Cold Squad which debuted five years earlier.[7] Cold Squad fans accused the American series of copying the Canadian program's basic premise and characters. In 2003, the Cold Squad creators considered seeking legal redress against the Cold Case producers over copyright issues.[8][9] Both shows air in Canada (and on the same network, CTV). The law firm headed by entertainment attorney Pierce O'Donnell, who successfully represented Art Buchwald in his copyright-infringement suit against Paramount and who has defended the James Bond franchise against copycats, confirmed it agreed to represent[clarification needed] the Cold Squad producers, who claim the CBS series is a knock-off of their own hit show. The Globe and Mail reported that Meredith Stehm, the American series creator, attended a TV writing seminar at the Canadian Film Centre in 2002 where the Cold Squad concept was discussed. O'Donnell's law firm commented in a statement: "Our clients are very concerned about many striking similarities and have retained counsel to investigate the situation and, if necessary, to take appropriate action."
|First Airdate
|Last Airdate
|Season 1
|September 28, 2003
|May 23, 2004
|Season 2
|October 3, 2004
|May 22, 2005
|Season 3
|September 25, 2005
|May 21, 2006
|Season 4
|September 24, 2006
|May 6, 2007
|Season 5
|September 23, 2007
|May 4, 2008
|Season 6
|September 28, 2008
|May 10, 2009
|Season 7
|September 27, 2009
|May 2, 2010
U.S. television ratings
- Note: Each U.S. network television season starts in late September and ends in late May, which coincides with the completion of May sweeps.
|Season premiere
|Season finale
|TV Season
| Viewers
(in millions)
|Sunday 8:00pm
|September 28, 2003
|May 23, 2004
|October 3, 2004
|May 22, 2005
|September 25, 2005
|May 21, 2006
|Sunday 9:00pm
|September 24, 2006
|May 6, 2007
|September 23, 2007
|May 4, 2008
|September 28, 2008
|May 10, 2009
| Sunday 10:00 pm (September 27, 2009 – November 15, 2009)
Sunday 9:00 pm (November 22, 2009 – January 17, 2010)
Sunday 10:00 pm (February 14, 2010 – May 2, 2010)
|September 27, 2009
|May 2, 2010[12]
- In season 3 episode "A Perfect Day" Cold Case set a series rating record by attracting an audience of 19.36 million viewers.
Cold Case began in September 2003 and quickly became a staple of the CBS Sunday night schedule. The crime drama had a successful first season and, by season two, was averaging a 3.5 rating in the 18–49 demographic and 15.1 million viewers. For the next couple seasons, total viewership fell slightly but the demographic numbers rose, reaching a 3.8 in season four.
In season five, the show averaged a 2.9 rating and about 12 million viewers. In Season 6, the ratings sank lower, to an average of a 2.7 rating; CBS made a choice between renewing Without a Trace and Cold Case. They chose to keep Cold Case. In Season 7, the show's ratings dropped even further to a 2.15 rating in the 18–49 demographic and 9.6 million viewers. One reason for this is that the show aired at 10:00 pm, the ratings dropped 25% to 9 million viewers.[13] On November 22, 2009 CBS scheduled Cold Case at 9:00 pm. The ratings increased to 10 million viewers, but it was not enough to keep Cold Case. On February 14, 2010, Cold Case returned to its original schedule, at 10:00 pm.
CBS announced the show would not be renewed for season eight.[13]
Awards and nominations
- Top TV Series – (2004)
- Top TV Series – (2005)
- Top TV Series – (2006)
- Top TV Series – (2007)
- Top TV Series – (2008)
- Top TV Series – (2009)
- Outstanding Individual Episode (In a Series Without a Regular Gay Character) – For episode "Best Friends". (2006)
- Outstanding Directing in a Dramatic Series – Paris Barclay (2006)
- Best Actor, Television – Danny Pino (2010)
- ALMA Awards
- Outstanding Actor in a Drama Television Series – Danny Pino (2008)
- ASC Awards
- Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series (For episode "Time To Hate") (2004)
- Excellence in Production Design Award
- Television - Single Camera Television Series (For episode "Factory Girls") (2005)
- CDG Awards
- Outstanding Costume Design for Television Series - Period/Fantasy (2005)
- Outstanding Costume Design for Television Series - Period/Fantasy (2006)
- Outstanding Costume Design for Television Series - Period/Fantasy (2007)
- GLAAD Media Awards
- Outstanding Individual Episode (In a Series Without a Regular Gay Character) (For episode "A Time to Hate") (2004)
- Outstanding Individual Episode (In a Series Without a Regular Gay Character) (For episode "It's Rainning Men") (2005)
- Outstanding Individual Episode (In a Series Without a Regular Gay Character) (For episode "Daniela") (2005)
- Outstanding Individual Episode (For episode "Forever Blue") (2007)
- Outstanding Individual Episode (in a Series without a Regular LGBT Character) (For episode "Boy Crazy")
- Emmy
- Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series – Corey Kaplan (production designer) (For episode "Factory Girls") (2005)
- Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series – Sandy Getzler (art director) (For episode "Factory Girls") (2005)
- Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series – Timothy Stepeck (set decorator) (For episode "Factory Girls") (2005)
A soundtrack CD was released in 2008 by Lakeshore Records, featuring incidental music composed by Michael A. Levine from the first four seasons, as well as the song 300 Flowers, sung by Robbyn Kirmsse.[14]
|Track listing
|"Late Returns"
|"The Good Death"
|"The Park"
|"Detective's Reprise"
|"Sister Vivian's Flashback"
|"Yo, Adrian (featuring Elin Carlson)"
|"Churchgoing People"
|"Gwen & Rush"
|"The Professor"
|"Sadie's Blues (featuring Carmen Twillie)"
|"Forever Blue"
|"Bad Night (featuring Robbyn Kirmsse)"
|"Carl's Recollection"
|"Saving Sammy"
|"Freely's Flashback"
|"8:03 am"
|"Rush & George"
|"The Badlands (featuring Jason Ralicki)"
|"The Window"
|"Train Station"
|"300 Flowers (featuring Robbyn Kirmsse)"
|"Best Friends"
|"Baby Blues"
See also
- ↑ Hibberd, James (May 18, 2010). "CBS cancels seven shows, including "Ghost", "Case"". The Hollywood Reporter.
- ↑ James, Newton Howard (June 22, 2011). "CBS canceled shows including ghost, case". IGN.
- ↑ Staff (2012). "Home". MyNetworkTV. MyNetworkTV, Inc. Retrieved 19 June 2012.
- ↑ "Pearl Jam Turns "Ten" Buzz". March 19, 2009. Retrieved April 11, 2009.
- ↑ "Corporate – Awards". TG4. Retrieved May 3, 2010.
- ↑ "Cold Case meets Ros Na Rún". YouTube/TG4. Retrieved June 2, 2010.
- ↑ Bob Sassone (September 18, 2006). "The strange case of Cold Squad". TV Squad. Retrieved February 21, 2008.
- ↑ Ian Edwards (November 10, 2003). "Cold Squad on Bruckheimer Case". Playback. Retrieved February 21, 2008.
- ↑ Dan Brown (December 4, 2003). "The genius of Ratchford". CBC News. Retrieved February 21, 2008.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 Brooks, Tim; Earle Marsh (2007). The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows (1946—Present): Ninth Edition. United States: Ballantine Books. pp. 1697–1698. ISBN 978-0-345-49773-4.
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Tim Brooks (6 September 2011). "Top Rated TV Programs By Season (2007-2011)". Television and Record Industry History Resources. Tim Brooks. Retrieved 19 June 2012.
- ↑ http://www.cbspressexpress.com/div.php/cbs_entertainment/release?id=24809
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 "Cold Case: CBS TV Show's Cancelled, No Season Eight". TV Series Finale. TV Series Finale. 22 May 2010. Retrieved 19 June 2012.
- ↑ "Cold Case Soundtrack page at Lakeshore Records". November 11, 2009. Retrieved November 11, 2009.
External links
- Warner Bros. Cold Case official site
- Cold Case at TV Guide
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That brings us to now; it isn't quite clear where Donegan or drummer Mike Wengren are and what they are doing (if you know, please leave a comment below), bassist John Moyer is currently one-half of the dynamic rhythm section in Adrenaline Mob, and that leaves David Draiman. Draiman put together a new project, this time claiming to be an "Industrial metal" band with former Filter guitarist Geno Lenardo, as well as numerous guest musician appearances. The name of this project is Device.
On April 9th 2013, Device released their very first self-titled album. The result, to no surprise, is something very close to Disturbed. However, Draiman does seem to be a bit more rejuvenated, and concentrates on his singing as much as he concentrates on his lyrics, something that he failed to do on certain occasions during Asylum.
The album starts off with the song You Think You Know. Right off the bat you'd think Mike Wengren were on drums for how similar it sounds like a Disturbed song. The main difference between this song and that of a Disturbed song is the sound of the guitars; while the sound is pretty much as distorted as Dan Donegan ever was, they just sound too obviously processed, like they were recorded, then every note was fed through a computer to warp the sound even more. This is the case for 95% of the guitars on the album. Melodically, the song brings David back to a more Ten Thousand Fists or Indestructible era of Disturbed.
Penance brings in more of an "industrial" sound in the background, with a slightly more electronic sound in the intro and instrumental breaks. Just like Hunted and War of Lies, both heard later on the album, all three songs have what an industrial metal song needs to be considered "industrial". All three are terrific heavy tracks for any metal fan, and yes, all three sound like they could have been recorded by Disturbed.
Vilify (the first song released from the album) takes the "industrial" sound in to overdrive. This song is like something off of Disturbed's The Sickness album on steroids. While a good pumped up metal song, it isn't clear what instruments are actually being played and what instruments are actually computers.
Being the classic rock/metal fan that I am, as well as the huge Halestorm fan that I am, when I saw that on the album there was a cover of the Ozzy Osbourne/Lita Ford 1988 duet Close My Eyes Forever featuring Lzzy Hale singing Lita's parts, I was all too intrigued. Before my first listen, I couldn't help but make the comparison between the four singers and their marks in music; Lzzy and Lita both incredibly capable women of hard rock, though Lzzy is on the fast track to having an even bigger impact on the music scene than Lita ever did. Ozzy and David, well there's no comparison as to which of the two is and will always be the bigger figure in metal, but David is in many ways to this generation of metal what Ozzy has been to metal his whole career.
Anyway, getting back to the song, the vocal performances are exactly as perfect as I could have imagined. Both Lzzy and David put even more emotion in to singing this song than Lita and Ozzy did. The only problem, and I can't stress this enough for fans of the original song, is that rather than being the ballad that the song once was, it is merely just a slow industrial metal song, taking away certain climactic moments such as the song's bridge and guitar solo (while both are still present, they just don't have the same impact on the listener as the original version did). This song would have been much more effective had it been recorded for another album rather than this one.
The album continues to surprise us with guest musicians with Out of Line, this time being a duet with System of a Down vocalist Serj Tankian performing one of his better performances along with David. The song in itself continues the Disturbed-esque sound. Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler also graces his presence on the song with his distinctive bass sound, giving a much needed natural sound to the album. Opinion features Rage Against the Machine guitarist extraordinaire Tom Morello. It is the chorus where Tom Morello can be distinctively heard, playing guitar over David's vocals. Tom also provides a much needed guitar solo to the album.
The album ends with two more tracks featuring very notable guest singers; the first being the song Haze. This song effectively sounds like nothing else off of the album. It features a low sung verse that keeps to itself with little guitars (but a lot of synthesizer) and not so heavy sounding drums behind it all. This all leads to a mammoth of a chorus that competes with many moments on the album. The second verse and chorus is where we here none other than Avenged Sevenfold vocalist M. Shadows, singing quite effectively out of his element and giving the album a style of melodic singing that only Shadows and few others can perform. The bridge of the song, sung by David, bares similarities to moments in the Disturbed song Liberate, rounding off the song to make it one of the best all around tracks on the album.
The album ends on a heavy, but slow and dramatic note with the song Through It All, this time featuring legendary former Deep Purple and current Black Country Communion vocalist Glenn Hughes. Glenn's vocal range makes for the perfect duet partner for David. The song has a slow pace throughout the until the instrumental break/bridge when it picks up in to a nice fast paced straight up metal tune, with not much synthesizers. This carries on until the end of the song, officially ending the album on an unexpected heavy and dramatic note.
The end result of Device is, as mentioned previously, an album rather similar to something Disturbed may have released. While both bands feature many electronic elements to their sound, it is clear that Device has much more of an electronic sound, as any "industrial" album should, which does differentiate the album from its Disturbed counterparts. With no credit to a drummer or bassist on this album, it is unclear if the rhythm sections heard on the album were actual instruments or if they were just computer programs that sounded like drums and bass, which in this day in age is all too possible. David himself once said that he is a big supporter in the capability of making music with the simply push of a button...something I still personally hold against him.
Nevertheless, David Draiman shows that he is not out of the game, and despite certain hiccups in his career, he is still 100% dedicated to making metal music. Disturbed fans are sure not to be disappointed by the album. Industrial metal fans may not like the album, especially industrial metal fans that have no interest in Disturbed.
"Hunted" – I wouldn't necessarily say this is the "best" song on the album, but it is the perfect song to show first time listeners the different direction the album takes compared to something by Disturbed. It is strongly synthesizer-driven, but still has the heavy balls-out guitar sound that a metal fan would want. At the same time, David Draiman shows that he can still sing one hell of a great tune practically all the way through, and not just concentrate on certain moments of a song to come out and shine. I do not agree on the bands decision to release Vilify first. While it shows the industrial side of the band, the singing doesn't strike its listener the way Hunted does.
8 (Out of 10)
Track List:
"You Think You Know"
"Close My Eyes Forever" (feat. Lzzy Hale)
(Lita Ford, Ozzy Osbourne cover)
"Out of Line" (feat. Serj Tankian & Geezer Butler)
"Opinion" (feat. Tom Morello)
"War of Lies"
"Haze" (feat. M. Shadows)
"Through It All" (feat. Glenn Hughes)


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A young man named Krishna who is fed up of earning Rs. 5 or 6 thousand for livelihood, travels from Palamuru to Hyderabad to earn Rs. 1 crore and settle down in life. In Hyderabad, he goes to a friend's (Srinivas Reddy) room, whose owner Anaconda (Pruthvi) is a financier. Krishna on seeing an advertisement that reads 'Earn Rs. 1 crore with an investment of just Rs. 2 lakh' borrows money from Anaconda and gets to win the money. The advertisement will be given by STD bank that sells the opportunity of collecting payments from bad customers that have not paid their debts of Rs. 1 crore in total to the bank for just Rs. 2 lakh. Krishna gets ready to go for it and collect the debts from those customers. He will be beaten up by the first client but somehow manages to escape from him. He then collects payment from the second client after threatening him with a knife. This person is the follower of a famous don Srisailam (Zakir Hussain) in the city. Srisailam who is impressed with Krishna's guts offers him a job. Krishna then starts collecting payments by threatening customers in the name of don Srisailam. The hero, at one point of time, falls in love with a Kerala girl after seeing her in a pub. The girl is a nurse from Kerala whose dream is to settle in Dubai. While the love track is on, Srisailam's boss Jagadeeswara Naidu and Central Finance Minister (Kota Srinivasa rao) fix a deal of earning Rs. 2,000 crores upon investing Rs. 200 crores. They fix the deal with Krishna as a binami. An encounter specialist, C.I in Hyderabad (Ravi Kale) does settlements in the city. When he is in need of a Bakara, Srisailam hands Krishna over to him. Krishna finds himself in trouble after involving as a binami in illegal dealing and being a bakara in the hands of police officer. How Krishna saves himself from the troubles makes the remaining part of the story.
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Naga Shaurya who impressed class audiences with his movies till now has attempted Jadoogadu to come closer to the mass audiences. Naga Shaurya fit in Krishna character with ease. Heroine Sonarika did not hesitate to show off her assets. However, she would be perfect as an item girl than a heroine. The director did not shoot even one good romantic scene though he found such a beauty who is ready to expose. Ravi Kale performed well as a corrupt C.I. Main villain Srisailam's character is not much impressive. Ashish Vidyarthi has no scope for performance as a Commissioner. M.R. Varma's editing work is good. Producer V.V. Prasad made the movie economically with very calculated budget. Tunes composed by Sagar Mahathi are not catchy. Songs are bad. Background score during second half is impressive. Cinematography by Sai Sri Ram is of OK types.
Jadoogadu has the story that a hit movie could have and there is good pace in the screenplay as well. Director also speeded up the movie during last half an hour. But he failed in sculpting the first half of the movie in a way that it adds essence to the second half. First half of the movie lacked excitement. The director was unsuccessful in connecting Krishna's character with the audiences. It is only when the audiences get connected to the hero's character that emotions find place, audience strongly feel that the hero should win, they feel bad when the hero is in trouble and they clap when the hero punches villain. This is the main factor missing in Jadoogadu film. The scenes wherein audience feel the hero belongs to them are totally missing. The love relationship between hero and heroine does not seem real to us. Coming to the comedy element, there are scenes in which Saptagiri entertained audiences but there are no scenes that could give belly-bursting laughter to us. So, though the main plot of the story is strong enough, the side elements are not so supportive to it. The movie is not boring. However, it does not get the 'good movie' compliments from audiences. Finally, Jadoogadu is a movie that can be watched once when you have time but one need not have to find time to watch this movie.
Rating: 2.5/5.0
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Hi Sheila. Characters are so important to my novel, Entertaining Angels, and I want to have a sit down with Zach Taylor. He's new to town, but he has his eyes set on my little Mads. And, her life will change forever!
First of all, thank you for hosting our little conversation, Sheila!
Zach: Yes, thank you so much, Mrs. Deeth.
Zach is dressed in jeans and a nice white, button down shirt. His hair is spiked just a little, and he's smiling at me from his seat.
Emerald: Hey, Zach. How are you today?
Zach: I'm fine. And you?
Emerald: I'm good. How about we get started?
He nods his head.
Emerald: He's a little quiet, so you'll have to excuse him if he doesn't answer my questions to the best of his ability.
Zach: I'm not exactly quiet. There are just things I can't reveal quite yet.
Emerald: So you don't spoil the book, I understand.
Zach smiles his brilliant smile at me and nods.
Emerald: So, Zach, how about you introduce yourself to Mrs. Deeth's readers.
Zach: I'm Zach Taylor. I am in Emerald's newest book, and I'm new around town.
Emerald: That's it?
Zach: Well, I can't really say more than that, can I? You created me. You know.
Zach laughs warmly, and I shake my head.
Emerald: You're right. I guess that's true. I laugh. How about you tell me your first impression of Madison, instead?
Zach: He smiles affectionately. She's easily one of the most beautiful people I've ever seen. Sure, she's a bit timid, and she doesn't love herself like she should. But, I hope that changes soon. She doesn't believe in herself either, but I can tell that she wants to, even if it's deep inside of her.
Emerald: She is beautiful, isn't she? Zach nods, still smiling. How about you tell me about Chase?
Zach: A deep laugh rumbles through his chest. Chase is quite the nerd, isn't he? But he's Madison's best friend, and I think that they both need each other more than they know or will at least admit to themselves. I love how protective he is of her, and I'm pretty sure that he doesn't even like me.
Emerald: Well, I'm sure that will change.
Zach: I have no doubt it will. Zach winks.
Emerald: I'm guessing you know something we don't. Zach just smiles at me. Clearly, he's not going to speak about that. Okay. So, next question. What do you think of Ashley? She might actually be considered the villain of the story, right?
Zach: Maybe. I guess it depends on your definition of villain. Ashley has the chance to be a good girl, but instead, she thinks it's best to degrade Madison. But, as horrible as it seems, Ashley might just be a victim herself. You never really know what's going on in someone's life. I'm not saying that it's right for her to torment Madison. I see how much it destroys her, and that breaks my heart. Still, I don't think Ashley is one hundred percent to blame.
Emerald: I agree. Although, she doesn't make a good case for herself.
Zach: No, I suppose she doesn't, but like I said, you never know what's going on behind the scenes of someone's life.
Emerald: You're absolutely right. How did you feel about the way Madison handled going about trying to lose weight?
Zach: His smile fades as the thinks about the entire situation. I think that it wasn't a very smart decision, but Madison was desperate. Desperation leads people to do things that we don't necessarily agree with, but that's why I tried to be there for her no matter what. And Chase was there, too. Sometimes, I think it was better that he was there instead of me. She trusted him more.
Emerald: Well, she's known him longer.
Zach: Yes, I suppose that's true.
Emerald: Well, let's go on and talk about how you liked being in a new town and new place.
Zach: It was different. It was unlike any place I'd ever been, really. I mean, it's a small town in Mississippi. There wasn't much to do for fun besides hang out in a parking lot.
Emerald: Welcome to the South.
Zach: He laughs again, his smile returning. But, I did like it. I loved the whole experience, but nothing is quite like home.
Emerald: No. There's definitely no place like home. Well, Zach, I think we probably need to wrap up this interview. It's not like there's much you're willing to share with me anyway. My voice is light, joking as I tease him.
Zach: You know I can't. His smile grows wider. They'll have to read the book to understand why.
Emerald: Correct, sir! Thanks for sitting down with me today. I hope that you've enjoyed it, and I hope that the readers do, too.
Zach: Thanks for talking me. I'll see you guys in the book!
Emerald: *waves* See you later!
Thank you Emerald and Zach. It was really cool meeting you. And now here's some more information about the book.
Entertaining Angels
By: Emerald Barnes
Genre: Young Adult
Released: June 24th, 2014
Madison Andrews can't face her reflection in the mirror. All she sees is a big, fat nobody. Yet, deep inside she longs for something more, something that's not skin deep.
Along comes Zach, the new guy in school. He's smoking hot and totally out of her league. She somehow catches his eye, and he makes her feel beautiful for once. But just as she gets close to Zach, her nerdy best friend, Chase, won't let Madison doubt her true beauty, no matter how many meals she skips.
Even as Madison begins to realize that she is more than she thinks, darker forces are at work, darker than the lies and mocking from her peers, stopping her from amounting to her full potential. Can Madison find true happiness in her own skin?
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Emerald Barnes graduated with a B.A. in English with an emphasis on Creative Writing at Mississippi University for Women. She resides in a small town in Mississippi and has the accent to prove it. She mainly writes suspense/thrillers in the YA genre, but she dabbles in other genres and her books are enjoyed by all ages!
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The two-disc special edition is underwhelming, including a "previously on Harry Potter" retrospective and a more-trouble-than-it's-worth "edit your own scene" function. (And no commentary track from Yates, who's also at the helm of the sixth film, 2008's Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince?) Still, the feature itself contains moments galore of cinematic joy (nighttime flights over London, a visceral battle scene that leaves no spell uncast) rivaling anything in the four preceding movies. The Ministry of Magic set — the main hall looks like a cross between Caesars Palace and an Orwellian bureaucratic nightmare — is pleasantly overwhelming. A courtroom interlude, meanwhile, full of crimson-and-black-clad inquisitors, owes some debt to Orson Welles' version of Kafka's The Trial. And, most important, the teen actors get better with every outing. The confused look on Ron's (Rupert Grint) face as Hermione snippily asks, "Do you ever stop eating?" is simply wonderful. It's one of the most natural reaction shots in the entire series, a three-second distillation of what makes Phoenix perhaps the best Potter film yet. Despite the magic, the fancy, and the flummery, it remains grounded in the tortured emotions of youth. Who can't relate to that? B+
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God intended women to spend their whole lives serving other people. Young women serve their children, their mothers, their husbands, and the community at large. Older women train and assist the younger women, and in some cases become church helpers. Women are not called to pursue motherhood for five years, get a career, and thereafter live for themselves. We are responsible for keeping society healthy and human. And for this, we get respect.From "The Way Home" by Mary Pride
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Like its ancestor, Plantin, Copernicus is a versatile serif with a wide base and thick strokes. It's constructed with supple, curvaceous shapes yet avoids feeling delicate or unstable because of the "wide stance" and balanced proportions. Copernicus has long been my go-to serif for pairing in sans-serif heavy designs because it doesn't have a strong vertical thrust as so many serifs do and the low thick-to-thin contrast gives it an even presence on the page that melds well with sans faces, which often have the same characteristics.
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Friday, April 3, 2009
Some Bunny Loves You Penny Black
15 comments:
- Sabrina aka okimom2girlz said...
Grace, this is such a cute little card and I bet Dawn loved it!!!!! Two sweet women meeting for coffee isn't that something?!?!
I hope you guys had a good time. Hugs, Sabrina
- April 3, 2009 at 10:57 PM
- Riet said...
ohhh wowww Grace,what a beautiful card,l love the colour.
hugs Riet.x
- April 4, 2009 at 3:42 AM
- jami {sgtStamper} said...
This is beautiful Grace! I'm sure Dawn absolutely loved it. How wonderful you two get to meet and share time together in person!!
I love the embossing on the DP - it looks like the sweet little lettuce leaves that cute bunny is in!
- April 4, 2009 at 4:34 AM
- itsabrt said...
Grace, this is a wonderful card, I enjoy the embossed paper and that image is so sweet! BR-T
- April 4, 2009 at 9:03 AM
- peggysue said...
Oh Grace that little bunny peeking out of the cabbage is just too cute! And I like the embossed paper too, such a well coordinated card. And I love the song you have on your site. But there are so many . . .
- April 4, 2009 at 9:19 AM
- The Mama Monkey said...
Unfortunately, I discovered Penny Black tonight while on eBay. Oh, bad, bad news...fell in love with the doggies. *sigh*
This bunny is adorable and I love the CB bg paper! It is just the PERFECT touch!
- April 4, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- Dawn (flowergal36) said...
This is such a great card Grace. I love it and YOU... Have fun with your family this weekend. What great weather.
- April 4, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- Stacy aka Twinshappy on SCS said...
Grace this is beautiful and darling at the same time. Wonderful coloring and darling image.
- April 4, 2009 at 7:53 PM
- Valarie (vampme3) said...
What a sweet card!!!
- April 4, 2009 at 9:47 PM
- Joan Ervin said...
How super cute, Grace...I just love that image, your beautiful coloring, and the background is gorgeous!!!
- April 5, 2009 at 10:29 AM
- Diane said...
How adorable. Just love little bunnies and this image is so cute. What a darling card...your friend will ooooh and aaaahhh!
- April 6, 2009 at 3:05 AM
- laos348 said...
This card is so pretty. Your coloring of the image is fantastic and I really like how you used the embossing folder for the background effect.
- April 6, 2009 at 9:28 AM
- Elizabeth said...
What a wonderful card Grace.
- April 6, 2009 at 5:59 PM
- Scrubbysue said...
Ooooooooooh....I LOVE LOVE LOVE this! the colors are fabulous and that stamped image is adorable! TFS!
- April 6, 2009 at 9:48 PM
- Kim said...
Oh Grace, this card just tickles me! I love it! Everything about it! That image is adorable! The colors and paper and dew drops are all great. Your coloring is superb!
Goo Gone as a blending medium? That's a new one to me! :-O
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Just like last year, the months of student protests, petitions and pressure have come down to one week of action in April.
A demonstration on Thursday organized by the Committee to Strengthen Afro-American Studies brought about 350 students to the steps of Memorial Church, but the cold weather thinned the crowd before the program ended.
The Coalition for Awareness and Action, a newly-formed group of ten student minority and political organizations, is calling on students to boycott classes Monday.
The Coalition will operate picket lines in front of most classroom buildings, and will hold an afternoon rally calling for divestiture of Harvard's holdings in firms operating in South Africa, and strengthening of the Afro-American studies department.
Student reaction to the planned boycott has been mixed. "I know I support divestiture, but I don't think I know enough about the Afro-Am problem." one student said yesterday, voicing a common sentiment. Another student said she thought a boycott was a good way to show student support for the two demands.
The Faculty has also voiced a range of opinions on Monday's boycott. Although Dean Rosovsky called for "business as usual," Expository Writing teacher Ellen Schrecker cancelled both of her Monday sections. It's very good to take certain symbolic actions," Schrecker said. "I believe Harvard should divest."
Albert B. Lord, Porter professor of Slavic and Comparative Literature, said, "My job is to teach." When asked if he would honor the boycott, John D. Cox, Mellon Fellow in the Humanities, left the decision on whether to hold the class to his students, who voted to meet Monday.
Both yesterday's rally and Monday's boycott call for strengthening of the Afro-American Studies Department. This department was created in the wake of the 1969 student strike, but has faced problems throughout its history.
Although two visiting committees have recommended appointing four additional tenured faculty to the department, there are still only one-and-a-hall tenured professors of Afro-American Studies. Afro-American Studies is the only department to be entirely funded by Dean Rosovsky's office, receiving no money from bequests to the University.
Thursday's rally in support of the department started out small but spirited. About 75 students began the march from the Quad, gathering about 75 more marchers on the way to Memorial Church.
Speakers at the rally included Ewart Guinier '33, professor of Afro-American Studies, Selwyn R. Cudjoe, assistant professor of Afro-American Studies, and Mark Smith '72-4.
Guinier discussed the department's history and the special perspective he feels it offers. "When we teach English history, are we teaching it from an English perspective? Of course not."
Smith drew the greatest audience response as he spoke without notes, quoting from Karl Marx and Malcolm X. He told white students in the audience not to be dissuaded from taking Afro-Am courses simply because they would be a minority in the classroom.
"If blacks responded the same way, we wouldn't be in any economics courses," Smith said.
And if the coalition has its way, no one will be in any courses Monday.
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