Today was the first day of my new semester here at Gateway. My class is Writing I. The teacher is a guy named James "Buz" Eckert. And I swear to God he looks almost like Bradley Walsh from Law and Order:UK. I swear to God he looks almost alike this guy! But he's awesome! I can see that I'm gonna looooooooooooooove this class. He's so awesome! I can see that he's gonna be a fun teacher to have.
I'm a girl born in the wrong decade. I belong in the 1960s or the 1970s in my opinion. I bleed tie dye, my theme music is anything 1960s rock or 1970s rock or metal. I'm a hippie through and through. But also a hippie who loves old metal music. I believe that violence never solves anything, so why resort to it to solve problems? With all the wars the world has seen, there should be a clue somewhere in there!
Life is what happens when you are making other plans~ John Lennon
An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind~Gandhi
The time is always right to do what is right~ Martin Luther King Jr.
An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind~Gandhi
The time is always right to do what is right~ Martin Luther King Jr.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Favorite Cold Case Episodes
Cold Case Episodes
BTW, the last dash is what happens at the end of the episode. For example, on the episode It's Raining Men, as the man is getting married, his dead partner is looking at his living AIDS surviving partner at his wedding. So just 2 let u know, it's what happens at the end of the episode
Season 1
A Time to Hate
-Plot: A 75 year old woman comes to Lily to seek justice for her son, who was a college baseball player beaten to death outside a gay bar in 1964
Volunteers
-Plot: During an excavation at a construction site, human remains turn up and lead to the unsolved deaths of 2 mid 20s hippies who disappeared in 1969
It's Raining Men
-Plot: An AIDS survivor asks the detectives to look into the 1983 murder of his dead boyfriend in order to find peace before his upcoming wedding and clear his name as he was a prime suspect.
Season 3
Colors
-Plot: An African American player had just hit a home run against an all white team in 1945 and is beaten to death with his own bat
Season 4
Baby Blues
-Plot: 1982 case of a baby who died of suspicious causes, originally ruled as SIDS(Sudden Infant Death Syndrome)
Blood on the Tracks
-Plot: When someone is remodeling an old house, remains of a bomb are found. The case reveals that a married couple lived and died there in 1981, in what was thought to be a gas leak
-All music done by Bob Dylan
-For any Law and Order: UK fan or Battlestar Galactica fan, Jamie Bamber appears in this episode
The Goodbye Room
-Plot: 1964 case of an unwed mother who gave birth to a baby girl and was sent to a home for unwed mothers
That Woman
-Plot: 1998 murder of a high school girl who had a promiscuous reputation
-Plot: 1963 murder of a girl who was dressing and acting like a boy
-Plot: 1945 case of a Japanese American man who was murdered by being pushed down a flight of stairs backwards after getting released from the Manzanar Internment Camp
-No ending song, but the son 's voice over reading the last letter he wrote to his family
Season 6
Season 7
Chinatown
-Plot: 1983 murder of a Chinese American teen male whose girlfriend was murdered 3 months before him
Free Love
-Plot: 1969 murder of a soldier who attended Woodstock
-Plot: 1993 murder of a teen girl and Valens and the team try to find Rush's abducted sister
-Music: All done by The Rolling Stones. Songs used include Beast of Burden, Tumbling Dice, It's Only Rock and Roll. Also, an unreleased song titled Winter by The Rolling Stones plays in the end. It's from their 1973 Goat's Head Soup album.
BTW, the last dash is what happens at the end of the episode. For example, on the episode It's Raining Men, as the man is getting married, his dead partner is looking at his living AIDS surviving partner at his wedding. So just 2 let u know, it's what happens at the end of the episode
Season 1
A Time to Hate
-Plot: A 75 year old woman comes to Lily to seek justice for her son, who was a college baseball player beaten to death outside a gay bar in 1964
- Intro song: The Shoop Shoop Song: Cher
- Song in ending: Turn! Turn! Turn: The Byrds
Volunteers
-Plot: During an excavation at a construction site, human remains turn up and lead to the unsolved deaths of 2 mid 20s hippies who disappeared in 1969
- Intro song: Volunteers: Jefferson Airplane
- Song in ending: Get Together: The Youngbloods
It's Raining Men
-Plot: An AIDS survivor asks the detectives to look into the 1983 murder of his dead boyfriend in order to find peace before his upcoming wedding and clear his name as he was a prime suspect.
- Intro song: It's Raining Men: The Weather Girls
- Ending song: When I'm With You: Sheriff
Season 3
Colors
-Plot: An African American player had just hit a home run against an all white team in 1945 and is beaten to death with his own bat
- Ending song: Sentimental Journey: Doris Day
Season 4
Baby Blues
-Plot: 1982 case of a baby who died of suspicious causes, originally ruled as SIDS(Sudden Infant Death Syndrome)
- Intro song: Somebody's Baby: Jackson Browne
- Ending song: Open Arms: Journey
Blood on the Tracks
-Plot: When someone is remodeling an old house, remains of a bomb are found. The case reveals that a married couple lived and died there in 1981, in what was thought to be a gas leak
-All music done by Bob Dylan
-For any Law and Order: UK fan or Battlestar Galactica fan, Jamie Bamber appears in this episode
The Goodbye Room
-Plot: 1964 case of an unwed mother who gave birth to a baby girl and was sent to a home for unwed mothers
- Intro song: Baby Love: The Supremes
- Ending song: You Are My Sunshine: Carly Simon
That Woman
-Plot: 1998 murder of a high school girl who had a promiscuous reputation
- Intro song: I Will Buy You a New Lie: Everclear
- Ending song: Black Balloon: Goo Goo Dolls
-Plot: 1963 murder of a girl who was dressing and acting like a boy
- Intro song: He's a Rebel: The Crystals
- Ending song: Everybody Loves Me But You: Brenda Lee
-Plot: 1945 case of a Japanese American man who was murdered by being pushed down a flight of stairs backwards after getting released from the Manzanar Internment Camp
-No ending song, but the son 's voice over reading the last letter he wrote to his family
Season 6
Season 7
Chinatown
-Plot: 1983 murder of a Chinese American teen male whose girlfriend was murdered 3 months before him
- Intro song: Age of Consent: New Order
- Ending song: Every Breath You Take: The Police
Free Love
-Plot: 1969 murder of a soldier who attended Woodstock
- Ending Song: The Weight: The Band
-Plot: 1993 murder of a teen girl and Valens and the team try to find Rush's abducted sister
-Music: All done by The Rolling Stones. Songs used include Beast of Burden, Tumbling Dice, It's Only Rock and Roll. Also, an unreleased song titled Winter by The Rolling Stones plays in the end. It's from their 1973 Goat's Head Soup album.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Cold Case
Cold Case
-American police drama that ran on CBS from Sept. 28, 2003-May 2, 2010
-Revolves around a fictional Philadelphia Police Department division specializing in "cold cases"
Premise
-Set in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
-Follows Det. Lily Rush(Kathryn Morris), a homicide detective whose specialty is "cold cases", or cases no longer being followed by police. Her initial partner was Det. Chris Lassing(Justin Chambers), and then she got Det. Scotty Valens(Danny Pino). They work under Lt. John Stillman(John finn) and are helped by Det. Nick Vera(Jeremy Ratchford), Will Jeffries(Thom Barry) and Kat Miller(Tracie Thoms)
-Usually each episode focuses on a single investigation. Some of the cases are spread out all over the city and outside the city, and even go back in time, some as far back as the 1910s
-The case would usually be brought up when a new lead or "new direction" comes up.
-Over the course of the investigation, they would talk to suspects, or witnesses in the crime and piece together what happened.
At the end, the police are seen walking the killer away into custody as the spirit of the victim looks on. And a song symbolizing the period in which the crime took place plays as a sign of gratitude
-Throughout the flashbacks, the show looks at many issues related to the 20th century, such as: racism, homophobia, sexism, abortion, police brutality
Music
-Some episodes contain music from only one artist. Some of those artists include: Ray Charles, U2, The Doors, Pink Floyd, John Mellancamp, Johnny Cash, Bob Seger, Tim McGraw, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra, John Lennon, Pearl Jam. In the series finale, music from The Rolling Stones was used, and for the first time, it used an unreleased Rolling Stones song.
Characters
-Det. Lily Rush: Kathryn Morris
-Lt. John Stillman: John Finn
-Det. Scotty Valens: Danny Pino
-Det. Nick Vera: Jeremy Ratchford
-Det. Will Jeffries: Thom Barry
Det. Kat Miller: Tracie Thoms
-Det. Chris Lassing: Justin Chambers
Guest Stars
-Diane Ladd
-Shirley Knight
-Barry Bostwick
-June Lockheart
-Christa B. Allen
-Max Gail
-David Henrie
-Tuc Watkins
-Jenna Leigh Green
-Darren Criss
-Kenton Duty
-Alexa Nikolas
Episodes
-American police drama that ran on CBS from Sept. 28, 2003-May 2, 2010
-Revolves around a fictional Philadelphia Police Department division specializing in "cold cases"
Premise
-Set in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
-Follows Det. Lily Rush(Kathryn Morris), a homicide detective whose specialty is "cold cases", or cases no longer being followed by police. Her initial partner was Det. Chris Lassing(Justin Chambers), and then she got Det. Scotty Valens(Danny Pino). They work under Lt. John Stillman(John finn) and are helped by Det. Nick Vera(Jeremy Ratchford), Will Jeffries(Thom Barry) and Kat Miller(Tracie Thoms)
-Usually each episode focuses on a single investigation. Some of the cases are spread out all over the city and outside the city, and even go back in time, some as far back as the 1910s
-The case would usually be brought up when a new lead or "new direction" comes up.
-Over the course of the investigation, they would talk to suspects, or witnesses in the crime and piece together what happened.
At the end, the police are seen walking the killer away into custody as the spirit of the victim looks on. And a song symbolizing the period in which the crime took place plays as a sign of gratitude
-Throughout the flashbacks, the show looks at many issues related to the 20th century, such as: racism, homophobia, sexism, abortion, police brutality
Music
-Some episodes contain music from only one artist. Some of those artists include: Ray Charles, U2, The Doors, Pink Floyd, John Mellancamp, Johnny Cash, Bob Seger, Tim McGraw, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra, John Lennon, Pearl Jam. In the series finale, music from The Rolling Stones was used, and for the first time, it used an unreleased Rolling Stones song.
Characters
-Det. Lily Rush: Kathryn Morris
-Lt. John Stillman: John Finn
-Det. Scotty Valens: Danny Pino
-Det. Nick Vera: Jeremy Ratchford
-Det. Will Jeffries: Thom Barry
Det. Kat Miller: Tracie Thoms
-Det. Chris Lassing: Justin Chambers
Guest Stars
-Diane Ladd
-Shirley Knight
-Barry Bostwick
-June Lockheart
-Christa B. Allen
-Max Gail
-David Henrie
-Tuc Watkins
-Jenna Leigh Green
-Darren Criss
-Kenton Duty
-Alexa Nikolas
Episodes
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Episode: Family 8108 |
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Episode: Best Friends |
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Episode: WASP |
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Episode: Stand Up and Holler |
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Episode: Black Out |
Slanted Screen
Slanted Screen
-This is one of my favorite documentaries. I wish I could have remembered the name of it before.
-This is, by far in my humble opinion, one of the better documentaries. It really opens your eyes to the fact that there are very few, if any, Asian male actors in American movies, and if there are, they are put in a bad or awkward light
-2006 documentary written, produced and directed by Jeff Adachi
-It depicts the stereotypical ideas of and absence of Asian males in American movies and other forms of media from the days of silent films to present day.
-In the silent movie era, Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa rivaled Douglas Fairbanks for talent
Interviewees
-Eric Byler
-Gene Cajayon
-Terence Chang
-Frank Chin
-Bobby Lee
-Jason Scott Lee
-Will Yun Lee
-Justin Lin
-Tzi Ma
-Mako
-Dustin Nguyen
-Phillip Rhee
-James Shigeta
-Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
Films Shown
-They Call Me Bruce?
-Flower Drum Song
-Bridge to the Sun
-The Crimson Kimono
-The Steel Helmet
-The Replacement Killers(Loooooooooove it!!)
-Romeo Must Die(Loooooooooooove it!!!!)
-Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
-Mortal Kombat
-This is one of my favorite documentaries. I wish I could have remembered the name of it before.
-This is, by far in my humble opinion, one of the better documentaries. It really opens your eyes to the fact that there are very few, if any, Asian male actors in American movies, and if there are, they are put in a bad or awkward light
-2006 documentary written, produced and directed by Jeff Adachi
-It depicts the stereotypical ideas of and absence of Asian males in American movies and other forms of media from the days of silent films to present day.
-In the silent movie era, Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa rivaled Douglas Fairbanks for talent
Interviewees
-Eric Byler
-Gene Cajayon
-Terence Chang
-Frank Chin
-Bobby Lee
-Jason Scott Lee
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Hello, my sweet and sour cutie!!! |
-Will Yun Lee
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Wow, he's hot!!!!!!! |
-Justin Lin
-Tzi Ma
-Mako
-Dustin Nguyen
-Phillip Rhee
-James Shigeta
-Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
Films Shown
-They Call Me Bruce?
-Flower Drum Song
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Very good movie |
-The Crimson Kimono
-The Steel Helmet
-The Replacement Killers(Loooooooooove it!!)
-Romeo Must Die(Loooooooooooove it!!!!)
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I'm sooooooo gonna buy this movie!!!! |
-Mortal Kombat
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