TFv01 CH 07 Power Draws a Crowd (annotated)

Annotations for Power Draws a Crowd, the seventh chapter of One Rainy Day In May.

## Page 160

**Bill Evans**

American jazz pianist (1929-1980), quote is from original "Kind of Blue" Notes

## Page 161

**Post & Beam**

3767 Santa Rosalia Dr, LA, CA ([1])

## Page 162

**Hollenbeck**

Hollenbeck Park, LA (Wikipedia)

**Newton Division**

Newton Community Police Station, Fashion District, Pueblo Del Rio, South Park-Entertainment

## Page 163

**FID**

Force Investigation Division

**Leimert Park**

Residential neighborhood in the south region of Los Angeles (Wikipedia)

## Page 164

**KTLA**

Virtual channel 5, is a CW-affiliated television station located in Los Angeles

**NED**

Non-Educated Delinquent

**RTO**

Radiotelephone operator

## Page 165

**World Wide Taco**

Rustic window-serve stand providing tacos with various fillings along with other Mexican fast food. ([2])

2419 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, LA

**Living Truth Christian Fellowship**

2400 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90008

**Consolidated Auto**

Consolidated Auto Maintenance - 2300 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90008

**390**

Drunk

## page 166

**Soju**

Korean alcohol

## Page 168

**The Pantry**

Pantry's Pizza

**Revlon 5k**

Breast Cancer Run/Walk

**Juvie**

  Detention centre or court for juvenile offenders

## Page 169

**Rolling 40s**

An active and long standing African American street gang founded in West Los Angeles, California during the 1970s. Their territory covers a large area from Leimert Park in the west to the 110 Harbor Freeway in the east, between Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd in the north towards Vernon Avenue in the south (Rap Dictionary)

## Page 170

**K-9**

Police dog

**Mirandize**

Read the Miranda rights to a suspect (right to remain silent etc) (Wikipedia)

**ADA**

Assistant District Attorney

**RFC**’d

Request for Comments

**849(b)(1)**

849 b) Any peace officer may release from custody, ... , any person arrested without a warrant whenever: (1) He or she is satisfied that there are insufficient grounds for making a criminal complaint against the person arrested

## Page 171

**Living Truth**

Living Truth Christian Fellowship, is on MLK Boulevard

**Katla**

Fold (the origami)

**New Heights Charter School**

2202 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90008 ([3])

## Page 172

**Baked Potato**

Jazz club ([4])

**Paul Chambers**

Jazz double bassist, played on "Kind of Blue" with Miles Davis

**obbligato**

An instrumental part, typically distinctive in effect, which is integral to a piece of music and should not be omitted in performance

## Page 173

**Cannonball Adderley**

Jazz alto saxophonist, played on "Kind of Blue"

**Lady Day**

Billie Holiday

**Chandler, Hammett, Philip K.**

Raymond Chandler (crime author), Dashiell Hammett (detective author), Philip K. Dick (science fiction author)

**Gaff**

The one that makes origami in Blade Runner. Wears a trilby, probably inspiration for Oz to wear one now.

## Page 174

**Marlowe**

Philip Marlowe, fictional character from author Chandler mentioned on previous page. A detective; also frequently wears hats.

**Jimmy Cobb**

Jazz drummer

**Evans**

Bill Evans, quoted at the beginning of the chapter

## Page 175

**Miss Wonderly**

Femme fatale character from Maltese Falcon (Wikipedia)

**Bette Davis**

American actress April 5, 1908 – October 6, 1989 (Wikipedia )

**Turkish streetnames**

Istanbul

**Kalenderhane Mosque**

Former Eastern Orthodox church in Istanbul, converted into a mosque by the Ottomans

**Gelincik**

Village in Turkey, maybe also a brand of cigarettes

## Page 176

**MLK**

Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

## Page 177

**Stephen Weiss**

Designer of origami. The Owl

## Reader's Guide Questions:

***12. What is the significance of the origami—and its accompanying katla-katla-katla—that seems to be ever-present in Özgür’s hands at crime scenes? (p. 170)***