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Mrs. Hatcher, age 83, of Meridian, passed away on Thursday, November 08, 2012 at Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center. She was a retired insurance salesperson. She faithfully attended both Northcrest Baptist Church and Life Baptist Church in Meridian.
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Senator: I urge you to stop this nonsense on gun control. I agree that the killings need to stop, but this will not stop a single death and likely will cause more as some will not have the ability to defend themselves.
You claim you have studied the Constitution and I respect that.
We all should from time to time. I also strongly urge you to read James Madison's papers on the subject which give ample and precise background as to why the Second Amendment was written and why it was inserted so near the top.
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Kotzé, Clifford Jennings (1992) The development and evaluation of an andragogic training programme for Ciskeian retailers. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Court, Philip Wathen (1994) A combination of a stationary and non-stationary model to predict corporate failure in South Africa. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Ristow, Adrian (1998) Transformational leadership and organisational effectiveness in the administration of cricket in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Moore, J.M. and Tsikos, Harilaos and Polteau, Stéphane (2001) Deconstructing the Transvaal Supergroup, South Africa: implications for Palaeoproterozoic palaeoclimate models. Journal of African Earth Sciences, 33 (3-4). pp. 437-444. ISSN 0899-5362
Botha, Jennifer (2002) The relationship between the leadership, internal quality, and customer satisfaction levels of dealerships in a South African motor vehicle organisation. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Robinson, David Alan (2003) A phenomelogical study of how South African entrepreneurs experience and deal with ethical dilemmas. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Adendorff, Christian Michael (2003) An entrepreneurial framework for deciding on the implementation of large format digital printing internationally. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Musengi, Sandra (2003) The role of bank finance in small firm growth : a case study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mason, Roger Bruce (2004) An investigation into how marketers cope with an environment of high complexity and turbulence, with special reference to the South African environment. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Mak'ochieng, Alice Atieno (2004) A case study of the strategic nature of DaimlerChrysler South Africa's corporate social investment programmes in the local communities of the Border-Kei region in the Eastern Cape Province. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Adendorff, Christian Michael (2005) The development of a cultural family business model of good governance for Greek family businesses in South Africa. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Gibson-Tessendorf, Cornel (2005) An exploration of the role of uniforms in contributing to the embedding and transmitting of organizational culture. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Sha, Shafeek (2006) An investigation into problems facing small-to-medium sized enterprises in achieving growth in the Eastern Cape: enhancing the strategy for developing small 'growth potential' firms in the Eastern Cape. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Hayward, Brett Anthony (2006) Relationship between employee performance, leadership and emotional intelligence in a South African parastatal organisation. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Shelton, D.E. (2006) An evaluation of formal mentoring programmes within two South African organisations. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Limbada, S. (2006) How the internet supports the consumer decision process: the case study of McCarthy Call-a-Car. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Robinson, D.A. and Davidsson, P. and van der Mescht, H. and Court, P.W. (2007) How entrepreneurs deal with ethical challenges – an application of the Business Ethics Synergy Star Technique. Journal of Business Ethics, 71 (4). pp. 411-423. ISSN 0167-4544
Dhaya, J. (2008) The role of experience in the development of bar managers' social competencies. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mayer, C. H. (2008) Managing conflict across cultures, values and identities : a case study in the South African automotive industry. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
van Stuyvesant Meijen, J. (2008) The influence of organisational culture on organisational commitment at a selected local municipality. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Johnson, Guillaume Desire (2008) The impact of the identification process and the corporate social responsibility process on the effectiveness of multi-racial advertising in South Africa. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Tapson, Megan Jacqueline (2009) Demographical diversity influence on online shopping orientation and propensity to buy online. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Banda, Japhet Mathias (2010) The strategic management of intellectual capital : a case study in the banking and financial services sector in Zambia. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Sibanda, Zenzo (2011) Angel networks as a business start-up financing option in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mpofu, Bukhosi Dumoluhle (2011) Consumer perceptions of private label brands : an Eastern Cape university-aged analysis. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Waddington, Andrew John (2011) Investigating the impact of brand reputation on brand architecture strategies : a study on a South African automotive company. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Earle, Nicola Lynne (2012) An evaluation of the postgraduate diploma in Enterprise Management at Rhodes University. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Kanyangale, Macdonald Isaac (2012) Conveniencing the family in agri-based processing enterprise: a grounded theory study of strategic leaders' cultural assumptions and strategising activities. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.


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There was plenty of chatter over the weekend about the status of Penguins captain Sidney Crosby, who has been working out at home in Nova Scotia while trying to come back from concussion symptoms that have kept him off the ice since January.
Reports from Sirius Radio, in fact, said that Crosby had suffered setbacks and would not be ready for the start of the 2011-12 regular season. Penguins GM Ray Shero had to dissuade those rumors Sunday and did so again Monday during a rare August meeting with reporters. Still, Shero was hardly 100 percent convincing either.
"There's no expectation from me that he won't be ready or he will be ready," said Shero, who admitted Crosby pulled back on some of his workouts but continues to train at home with his personal trainer and did not shut them down.
Any further delay in Crosby's return is obviously a big loss for the Penguins and a huge one for the NHL. The Penguins clearly held Crosby out of last year's playoffs to make sure his career was protected and he was ready for this year. Now they'll be holding their breath in September, and probably through the season, every time Crosby gets hit.
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MOUNT CARMEL — Entering the 2013 high football season there weren't two teams with District 4 Class AA playoff aspirations who had more question marks than Lewisburg and Mount Carmel.
Both teams had enough returning talent to be considered postseason contenders, but also lost enough high-level talent that it left local football fans wondering how good both teams could be.
If the first week is any indication, both teams should be OK.
"We were pleased with the progress we made this summer and we knew our skill position kids had a chance to be good," Lewisburg coach Jeremy Winn said. "Our skill kids played well (against Towanda) and the offensive line, where we had the most question marks entering the season, played well, too. We didn't give up any sacks and we had a good yards-per-carry average."
"We were very happy with how played in the first week. We as a coaching staff had no idea (going into the game). We played well in our first scrimmage, but in our second scrimmage we didn't look any better," Mount Carmel coach Carm DeFrancesco said. "You usually make a leap in that second scrimmage. It was really disappointing. So we were excited when we played as well as we did (against Shikellamy)."
However, even though it's only the second week of the season, Friday night brings the first big game of the season at 7 p.m. at the Silver Bowl when the Green Dragons visit the Red Tornadoes in a Heartland Athletic Conference-Division II opener for both teams.
The game shapes up to be a battle of two of the top senior quarterbacks in District 4. Mount Carmel's Zach Wasilewski carried the ball 16 times and threw 11 passes in the 21-0 win over the Braves.
"Zach really studied up on the read option in the offseason and, for the first time, we have a quarterback coach. Mark Persing is working with just our quarterbacks and he's doing a great job," DeFrancesco said. "We are really going to rely on Zach this season."
Persing played quarterback for DeFrancesco when he was the head coach at Shamokin.
Nick Costagliola threw for 209 yards and a touchdown for the Green Dragons in their 25-20 victory over Towanda, but Lewisburg has to get past the turnover issues it had against the Black Knights. Lewisburg turned the ball over six times in the victory.
The Green Dragons had the same problems in their opener last year, with four turnovers in a victory, but then turned the ball over just seven times in their final 10 games.
One plus though for Lewisburg is a defense that forced five turnovers, including four interceptions, which is what allows you to win a game with six turnovers.
"Our offense put our defense in bad shape a couple of times and they really answered the call," Winn said.
"That defense really flies to the ball," DeFrancesco said.
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MCA, Lewisburg set for big HAC-II battle
MOUNT CARMEL — Entering the 2013 high football season there weren't two teams with District 4 Class AA playoff aspirations who had more question marks than Lewisburg and Mount Carmel.
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PLATTSBURGH &mdash. An inmate at Clinton Correctional Facility was found not guilty of felony charges.
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A day later, coworkers, friends and community members grieved for the Sacramento County Animal Control Officer of 14 years.
"He was just the kind of guy that his smile would just infect you, and you just had to smile or laugh or both," said Mechelle Crites, a fellow Sacramento County Animal control officer. "He just had this aura of a good person–not only to people, but to animals too."
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Reached later by phone, Crites said Marcum had a knack for putting people at ease.
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Sacramento County Animal Care and Regulation Director Dave Dickinson, who worked with Marcum for 12 years, described him as a boisterous family man, a hard worker who loved his job and loved to joke around.
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Last summer, UNC-Chapel Hill professor Julius Nyangoro received $12,000 to teach AFAM 280 Blacks in North Carolina. The 19 students enrolled in the course were to learn about the states legacy of slavery and racism, and how blacks fought to overcome it.
It is a course that typically involved classroom lectures, research papers and exams, according to syllabi from other UNC-CH professors who taught it. Nyangoro, the departments chairman, was expected to teach it that way as well, university officials said.
But Nyangoro did not hold classes or require any exams. His one-page syllabus said that because of the compact nature of the summer schedule, the students would spend that time largely on their own to find one or two black leaders in North Carolina to be the subject of a research paper due at the end of the session.
Now, university officials say they may seek action against Nyangoro for not teaching a class as they had anticipated. The move comes after The News & Observer inquired about summer school payments to Nyangoro.
Through our review, we learned that Professor Nyangoro provided instruction for a course in independent study format that had been approved to be taught in lecture format, said Nancy Davis, a UNC-CH spokeswoman. Had the Summer School been aware that he was treating it as independent study, he would not have been paid for the course. We are reviewing appropriate next steps.
The summer school payment is the latest development in what appears to be the biggest case of academic fraud at UNC-CH in decades. An internal probe released late last week found 54 classes within the African studies department in which there was little or no indication of instruction. The probe also found at least 10 cases of unauthorized grade changes involving students who had not completed their course work or a final exam before the class ended.
Nyangoro is the instructor of record for 45 of those classes, and university officials say they follow the same pattern: A course typically intended for classroom instruction was converted into an independent study format, which meant no classes and an expectation that a paper or other project would be produced at the end.
In the other nine classes, university officials could not determine who was supposed to teach them, and found no evidence of classroom instruction. Professors who were listed as instructors said their names were forged on grade rolls for the courses. The unauthorized grade changes also stem from those classes.
All of that is deeply troubling, said Wade Hargrove, chairman of UNC-CHs board of trustees. My concern at this point is making sure that measures are in place to prevent these things from ever happening again at this university.
The 45 classes represent nearly two-thirds of the 75 classes that Nyangoro was listed as teaching from the summer of 2007 through the summer of 2011, the period that UNC academic officials examined.
Nyangoro could not be reached. He resigned as chairman as the internal probe began, and when it was released, the university announced he was retiring effective July 1.
The summer pay is given to professors for teaching classes outside the normal spring and fall semesters. Professors have to get those courses approved by the university before teaching them. The summer sessions last roughly a month, so classes typically meet more often and for longer periods of time to cover the material.
Nyangoro received $120,000 in summer school pay during the four-year period that was under review. University officials say the other eight summer school courses he taught were in a classroom setting and are not in question. They were all introductory courses offered by the African studies department. He was paid $8,400 for being a summer school administrator for three sessions, university records said.
The pay was in addition to his annual salary, which reached $171,000 last year before he stepped down as chairman. That knocked his pay down to $159,000.
The internal investigation said the only other person who may have been involved in the academic improprieties is Nyangoros former administrative secretary, Deborah Crowder, who retired in September 2009 after 30 years with the university. She made roughly $36,000 a year. She has not responded to repeated requests for comment.
The AFAM 280 class reopens questions as to whether additional investigation is needed. University officials last fall contacted law enforcement because of the forgery allegations. Orange County District Attorney Jim Woodall said the evidence in that respect did not appear to be enough to launch a criminal investigation, partly because there did not appear to be a financial motive, and there isnt much of a paper or electronic trail to follow.
But, he said, if there were some payments for a teacher teaching classes that were not taught, well, that would be a different issue.
Nyangoro, 57, was the African studies departments first chairman, taking over in 1992 after teaching at the university the previous eight years. He has won two notable teaching awards during his tenure as chairman.
But questions regarding his teaching began to surface in July, when a paper written by Michael McAdoo, a football player caught up in a major NCAA probe into impermissible financial and academic benefits, became public. The paper on Swahili culture included numerous passages of plagiarism that werent caught until rival N.C. State University fans reviewed it.
Nyangoro was listed as the professor of that class, which was taught in the summer of 2009. In the internal probes report, he said he did not teach the class, and suggested that a former department manager, who was not identified, may have helped make that course and others available.
Nyangoro did not catch the plagiarism, nor did NCAA or UNC officials. The internal probe identifies it as one of the nine in which theres no evidence of instruction.
Chancellor Holden Thorp initially stood by Nyangoro after the plagiarism surfaced. But then a partial academic transcript, obtained by The News & Observer, of another football player caught up in the NCAA investigations raised more questions, prompting the internal investigation.
Marvin Austins transcript showed that he took an upper level class taught by Nyangoro in the summer of 2007. It was the first class Austin, a highly-prized recruit, took at the university. He received a B-plus. The internal probe now identifies it as one of the 45 classes in which Nyangoro performed little or no instruction.
Football players and basketball players accounted for 39 percent of the 686 enrollments in the 54 suspect classes. Football players alone accounted for 36 percent of the enrollments. Non-student athletes accounted for 42 percent of the enrollments; the rest are student athletes in non-revenue-producing sports.
But university officials say student athletes and non-student athletes were treated equally when it came to the no-show classes and unauthorized grade changes. Figures released Thursday show four non-student athletes received them along with three football players and three other student athletes who are not in revenue-generating sports.
The investigation showed no motive for the improprieties, but did say the department was poorly run, which made it difficult to piece together what had happened. The university has set new policies and procedures to provide better oversight and record-keeping, as well as tougher academic standards for independent study classes.
University officials say there is no evidence of a concerted effort to help student athletes with easy grades so they could remain eligible to play. But Hargrove said there are legitimate concerns about the lack of recognition of a problem among athletic officials who are supposed to closely monitor student-athletes academic progress.
There is going to be a heightened level of oversight to the integrity of the academic requirements throughout the university and the academic performance of students, including athletes, he said.
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George Pratt will return Saturday to where all started nearly 50 years ago.
Pratt, 73, is a volunteer football coach at Bellaire, which travels to Carsonville-Port Sanilac on Saturday for what is billed as the state championship game in 8-man football.
Both teams are 8-0 and won their respective leagues — Bellaire the Bridge Alliance and Carsonville the Mid-Michigan.
For Pratt, it's like a trip down memory lane.
Pratt started his teaching-coaching career at Carsonville in 1961. He spent five years there, left to take a job with a Detroit area school, then moved north to Bellaire in 1972. He spent 28 years at Bellaire — 25 as the head football coach — before retiring.
Now, in an ironic twist, he's returning to Carsonville.
"That was my first teaching job," Pratt said. "Back then in a small school if you were the coach you were the coach. I was the coach for football, basketball, baseball and track. I was the athletic director, too. Plus, I taught. I had five preps.
"But it was a neat experience. I enjoyed my time there."
Pratt was at Carsonville before it consolidated with Port Sanilac.
"They built a new school (and football field) between the two communities," he said. "It's a very nice facility compared to what we had back in the 1960s."
Back then, Port Sanilac was a K-8 school. Students had the option of attending high school in Carsonville, Deckerville or Sandusky.
"I knew a lot of the kids," Pratt said. "They didn't have busing for the kids that went to Sandusky. There were a lot of good athletes that hitchhiked through town (Carsonville) on their way to school in Sandusky."
Despite losing athletes to Sandusky, Pratt was still able to increase numbers in the Carsonville program.
"The first year I was there we had 14 kids show up for football," he said. "Five years later, we had 56 kids on the team. It was just about every boy in the school. The year after I left they won their first (league) championship.
"The team to beat then was Peck. We finally beat them (in 1965) — the first time in 24 years that Carsonville had defeated Peck. It was a big time in the old town that night."
This will actually be Bellaire's second trip to Carsonville this season. The two teams met in a pre-season scrimmage.
"I noticed that one of the assistant coaches at Carsonville is (Joe) Rickett," Pratt said. "I told my wife, sue, that I think I coached his dad. She said, "I think you're going to find out you coached his grandpa.'"
Pratt returned to the sidelines this fall after head coach Ron Bindi asked him to talk to the squad before the season started. Once there, Bindi talked Pratt, who now lives in Gaylord, into serving as a volunteer coach.
"I told him I could probably come over once a week," he said. "But I think I've only missed three or four practices. I've been there almost every day. I try not to get in the way too much."
It's been a decision Pratt has not regretted.
"I enjoy it," he said. "I've had a lot of fun. Coach (Bindi) is pretty good about it. If I decide I've had enough that day, I'll leave early, which I was never able to do when I was the head coach. He (Bindi) has been very liberal with me."
This is Bellaire's first year with 8-man football and Pratt had no idea if he would like it. Consider him a convert.
"At first, I wondered," he admitted. "But, like 11-man, it all comes down to blocking and tackling. I saw a couple 11-man games this year and I made the comment to my wife, 'They've got all these extra players out there and all they do is get in the way.'
"People told me it's a wide open game. But we run the veer here. We like to run it. And we have some good kids. They've bought into the things were trying to do."
Saturday's clash will be a contrast in styles. Bellaire's veer versus Carsonville's spread attack.
Ironically, the last time a Bellaire team went undefeated was in 1962 — and that was playing 8-man.
"I told the kids that, Pratt said. "We've got a lot to live up to."


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It is an almost unbelievable achievement; the country has just one professional team, and only 148 registered senior players. But these facts and other hurdles did not dissuade head coach Matjaz Kopitar or his squad, as they finished in front of higher-ranked teams like Denmark and Belarus during the qualification stage in Vojens to book their Sochi tickets.
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Nearly two months after the school shootings in Newtown, Conn., a local committee against gun violence has gained resident support across Vienna, Reston, Oakton and Herndon, gaining momentum for a "Week of Action" later this month.
Saturday morning is the second meeting of the Community Committees Against Gun Violence (CCAGV), a group that formed in January as a result of the shootings.
The meeting will run from 9-11 a.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax, on Hunter Mill Road in Oakton.
The group first met Jan. 17 in Oakton, as well as an additional meeting in Reston. More than 80 local residents attended the January meetings to discuss what action can be taken locally to reduce gun violence.
The local groups began organizing the meetings after MoveOn.org put out a call-to-action. Bob Hatfield, one of the CCAGV's organizers in charge of community action, said he and other members of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax wanted to take part and host a local meeting.
Since then, the group has engaged in a number of advocacy activities, including the March to End Gun Violence in Washington, DC last month, as well as a march and vigil at the NRA headquarters in Fairfax, said Hatfield.
Saturday's meeting will be to plan and coordinate future advocacy events, including petitions, legislative office visits and communication during the Week of Action from February 18-23.
The National Week of Action, organized by MoveOn.org, will have a focus on communicating with and visiting with area senators, delegates and other legislators.
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Trans 100.07(3)(b)3.b.
The age of the injured person.
Trans 100.07(3)(b)3.c.
The occupation and lifestyle of the injured person, if the occupation or lifestyle of the injured person will be affected.
Trans 100.07(3)(b)3.d.
The duration and severity of pain, and degree of consciousness of the injured party.
Trans 100.07(3)(b)3.e.
The length and type of temporary or permanent disability.
Trans 100.07(3)(b)3.f.
The diagnosis of the injury.
Trans 100.07(3)(c)
The department may consider the following documentation when determining the amount of security required under s.
, Stats., for property damage:
Trans 100.07(3)(c)1.
A certification of motor vehicle damage, not to exceed the value of the vehicle prior to the accident, completed by an authorized representative of an insurance company or body shop. If the vehicle was a total loss, a salvage dealer may complete the certification.
Trans 100.07 Note
Form MV 3046—Evaluation of Motor Vehicle Damage.
Trans 100.07(3)(c)2.
A certification of property damage, not to exceed the value of the property prior to the accident, completed by a person skilled in the evaluation of damages to the type of property damaged.
Trans 100.07 Note
Form MV 3044—Evaluation of Property Damage.
Trans 100.07(3)(c)3.
Credible evidence that a claimant has incurred actual towing and replacement vehicle rental costs if damages excluding those under this subdivision equal or exceed the minimum damage amount under s.
344.14 (2) (e)
, Stats.
Trans 100.07 Note
The minimum damage amount under s.
, Stats., is currently $1000.
Trans 100.07(3)(d)
The department may consider whether a motor vehicle was being operated without permission of the owner at the time of an accident in the manner specified in
Trans 100.09
in connection with any claim for damages to a vehicle that was allegedly operated without the owner's permission.
Trans 100.07(4)
The amount of security required when a death is involved shall be the minimum policy limits provided for under s.
344.15 (1)
, Stats.
Trans 100.07(5)
The department shall make a determination of the amount of security required for an accident within 90 days of receiving an accident report, or at such later date as individual circumstances of an accident may require.
Trans 100.07 Note
Determinations made more than 90 days after receipt of an accident report by the Department are valid. See DOT v. Warner,
102 Wis. 2d 232
(Ct. App. 1981).
Trans 100.07(6)
After a final determination of the amount of security is made by the department, the amount of security required may be increased only under either of the following circumstances:
Trans 100.07(6)(a)
To correct any administrative error on the part of the department.
Trans 100.07(6)(b)
To include the claim of a person if all of the following criteria are met:
Trans 100.07(6)(b)1.
The claim is filed one year or less after the accident.
Trans 100.07(6)(b)2.
No evaluation report was mailed to the person under
(2) (a)
Trans 100.07(6)(b)3.
The department has not suspended the uninsured person's operating privilege.
Trans 100.07(6)(b)4.
The uninsured has not deposited security.
Trans 100.07 History
Register, October, 1985, No. 358
, eff. 11-1-85; am. (1), (7) and (8),
Register, April, 1994, No. 460
, eff. 5-1-94;
: r. and recr.
Register October 2005 No. 598
, eff. 11-1-05.
Trans 100.08
Trans 100.08
Security deposit.
Trans 100.08(1)
Acceptable forms of security required under ss.
, Stats., are any of the following:
Trans 100.08(1)(a)
United States currency.
Trans 100.08(1)(b)
A cashier's check or draft.
Trans 100.08(1)(c)
A money order.
Trans 100.08(1)(d)
A financial institution check or draft.
Trans 100.08(1)(e)
A certified personal or business check or draft.
Trans 100.08(1)(f)
An attorney trust account check or draft.
Trans 100.08(1)(g)
A surety bond.
Trans 100.08 Note
Forms MV 3016—Security Deposit Receipt, MV 3043—Bond under Chapter
Stats., and MV 3385—Informational Letter to Injured Parties.
Trans 100.08(2)
A person other than the uninsured owner or operator may deposit security if the person specifies in writing on whose behalf the deposit is made and to whom the deposit should be returned.
Trans 100.08(3)
Security deposited with the department shall be held in trust for the benefit of any claimant involved in the accident. The department shall remit to the depositor any balance remaining after the termination of the security filing period and payments to claimants.
Trans 100.08(4)
No interest or dividends shall be paid to a depositor.
Trans 100.08(5)
If the owner and operator are separate persons, the deposit may be made by one of them, or they may cooperate in depositing the security. The security shall be applied to the payment of judgments or assignments for damages arising out of the accident rendered against either the operator or owner regardless of who made the deposit.
Trans 100.08(6)
If notice has been filed with the secretary by any claimant that a court action has been commenced by any party in interest, the security deposit shall be retained until one of the following conditions is met:
Trans 100.08(6)(a)
A judgment is entered and the court orders the department to apply the security deposit to the judgment.
Trans 100.08(6)(b)
The case is dismissed on the merits and with prejudice and the operator or owner is determined not to be liable.
Trans 100.08(6)(c)
The case is dismissed for any reason, has not been refiled, and more than one year from the date of deposit or the date the person's operating privilege was suspended, whichever is later, has passed.
Trans 100.08(6)(d)
A judgment is entered, and a satisfaction of the judgment is filed with the department.
Trans 100.08(7)
A security deposit may be returned only after one of the following conditions is met:
Trans 100.08(7)(a)
All judgments or assignments filed with the department related to the accident have been paid and all legal actions related to the accident of which the department has received notice have been resolved.
Trans 100.08(7)(b)
More than one year after the date of deposit or date of suspension, whichever is later, has passed and no notice of the commencement of a court action has been filed by a party in interest. In calculating the time period under this subsection, any period of time a claimant was stayed from commencing an action against the owner, operator or bond because of a bankruptcy proceeding may not be considered.
Trans 100.08(8)
Final disposition of security deposits shall be made in accordance with s.
, Stats. Unless otherwise specified in writing by all depositors, any security deposit remaining may be returned to any depositor by check made jointly payable to all depositors.
Trans 100.08 History
Register, October, 1985, No. 358
, eff. 11-1-85; am. (1),
Register, April, 1994, No. 460
, eff. 5-1-94;
: am. (1) (intro.), (5), r. and recr. (3) and (4) and (6), cr. (7) and (8)
Register October 2005 No. 598
, eff. 11-1-05;
: am. (1) (a), (b), (d), (e), and (f)
Register November 2010 No. 659
, eff. 12-1-10.
Trans 100.09
Trans 100.09
Proof of operating without permission.
Trans 100.09(1)
A person operating a motor vehicle shall be presumed to have done so with the express or implied permission of the owner. Any owner contesting this presumption has the burden of proving the driver did not have permission to operate the vehicle.
Trans 100.09(1m)
A person shall be presumed to own a vehicle if it is titled in the person's name. Ownership may be disputed and the presumption rebutted informally with the department or in a hearing under this chapter. The person in whose name a vehicle is titled shall have the burden of rebutting that presumption.
Trans 100.09 Note
State v. Kirch
222 Wis. 2d 598
N.W.2d 919
(Ct. App. 1998);
Young v. West Bend Mutual Ins. Co.
2008 WI App 147
Kruse v. Weigand
, 204 Wis. 195 (1931);
Knutson v. Mueller
68 Wis. 2d 199
Trans 100.09(2)
A person who operates a motor vehicle with the express permission of a person who has control of a motor vehicle has the implied consent of the owner to operate the vehicle.
Trans 100.09 Note
If A loans a vehicle to B, even with conditions or contractual obligations on that loan, such as not re-loaning the vehicle, and B loans the vehicle to C, C has A's implied consent to operate the vehicle notwithstanding the conditions or agreement between A and B. A's relinquishment of control of the vehicle to B makes A responsible for any accident in which B is involved or in which any person operating the vehicle with B's consent is involved.
Plevin v. WisDOT
267 Wis. 2d 281
(Ct. App. 2003). A is responsible for maintaining insurance on or covering damages caused by A's vehicle.
Trans 100.09(3)
Any affidavit, police report or statement of a person other than the owner contending the motor vehicle was parked or operated with the owner's permission shall result in an initial determination that the operator did have permission to operate the vehicle.
Trans 100.09(4)
The owner of a motor vehicle involved in an accident is exempt from depositing security under s.
344.14 (2) (g)
, Stats., if the owner or the owner's insurer produces uncontroverted proof that the motor vehicle was operated or parked without actual or
implied permission at the time of the accident. Acceptable proof shall be in one of the following forms:
Trans 100.09(4)(a)
Written notice from the law enforcement agency where the offense occurred stating that the motor vehicle was reported stolen prior to the accident or that the law enforcement agency investigated the report and found it to be a stolen motor vehicle.
Trans 100.09(4)(b)
Written notice from a district attorney that the owner has filed a complaint against the operator and that the operator is being charged with operating without the owner's consent or another crime indicating the operator's involvement in the theft of the motor vehicle.
Trans 100.09(4)(c)
An affidavit signed by the operator stating that the motor vehicle was being operated without the owner's expressed or implied consent is filed with the department. This paragraph does not apply to an owner who is the sponsor of the operator, under s.
, Stats.
Trans 100.09 Note
This is an exclusive list of mechanisms that may be used for proving unauthorized operation of a vehicle. See
Plevin v. WisDOT
267 Wis. 2d 281
(Ct. App. 2003).
Trans 100.09(5)
An affidavit, filed by an insurer under s.
344.15 (4)
, Stats., that is signed by the owner and attests that the operator did not have permission to operate the motor vehicle at the time of the accident.
Trans 100.09(6)
Any affidavit made under
(4) (c)
with respect to a leased motor vehicle shall be made by the vehicle lessee rather than the vehicle owner, unless the vehicle owner affirms that possession and control over the vehicle had transferred from the lessee to the owner by repossession or other operation of law at the time of the accident.
Trans 100.09 Note
A lessee is considered an "owner" under s.
344.01 (2) (cm)
. Because the lessee ordinarily has direct control of a leased vehicle, the lessee should ordinarily provide an affidavit under sub. (4) (c) or (5) rather than the lessor or titled owner.
Trans 100.09 History
Register, October, 1985, No. 358
, eff. 11-1-85; am. (1),
Register, April, 1994, No. 460
, eff. 5-1-94;
: renum. (intro.) and (1) to be (4) (intro.) and (a), (2) to be (4) (b) and (c), (3) to be (5) and am. cr. (1), (2), (3) and (6)
Register October 2005 No. 598
, eff. 11-1-05;
: am. (4) (intro.)
Register November 2010 No. 659
, eff. 12-1-10.
Trans 100.10
Trans 100.10
Hearing and suspension procedure.
Trans 100.10(1)
If proof of damages has been filed under
Trans 100.07
, and the department has determined that a reasonable possibility of a judgment being entered against an uninsured operator or owner exists, the department shall mail a notice to the last known address on file with the department for the uninsured operator and motor vehicle owner. The notice shall require the uninsured operator or owner, or both, to deposit security with the department. The amount of security shall be that sum that is sufficient in the secretary's judgment to satisfy any judgment for damages resulting from the accident that may be recovered against either the operator or motor vehicle owner. The notice shall require security be deposited by a certain date, and advise the uninsured operator that his or her operating privilege will be suspended or advise the motor vehicle owner that his or her motor vehicle registration will be suspended if security is not deposited by the date required in the notice. The notice shall advise the uninsured operator or motor vehicle owner of actions they may take to avoid operating privilege or motor vehicle registration suspension. It shall also notify them that they may request a hearing on the department's determination before the suspension date established in the notice.
Trans 100.10(2)
Prior to the suspension date specified in the notice, the uninsured operator or motor vehicle owner may request one 20-day extension of time to deposit security.
Trans 100.10(3)
If no hearing is requested and none of the safety responsibility compliance requirements set forth in the notice have been met by the suspension date, or the extended suspension date, the department shall issue an order suspending the uninsured person's operating privilege and suspending registration of all the owner's motor vehicles.
Trans 100.10(3m)
The department may grant a hearing on the propriety of a suspension order issued under
to any person requesting a hearing within 14 days of the mailing date indicated on the suspension order.
Trans 100.10(4)
A request for a hearing will not affect the uninsured person's operating privilege or motor vehicle registration status. Operators and owners who request a hearing prior to the department issuing a suspension order will not have their operating privileges or motor vehicle registrations suspended for failure to deposit security until the conclusion of hearing procedures. Operators who request a hearing after the department issues an operating privilege suspension order shall remain subject to the order unless the suspension is overturned as a result of the hearing. Motor vehicle registrations that are suspended before a request for a hearing is received by the department shall remain suspended unless the suspension is overturned as a result of the hearing.
Trans 100.10(5)
If a hearing is requested, the division of motor vehicles shall notify the interested parties of the date, time and place of the hearing. A person may request one postponement or rescheduling of a hearing for any reason if the request is made within 8 calendar days of the mailing date indicated on the notice of hearing. Subsequent requests for postponement or rescheduling may be granted only where an emergency makes attendance unduly burdensome on a party.
Trans 100.10(6)
The department may dismiss an operator's or owner's request for a hearing if the operator or owner fails to appear for the hearing at the time and place designated in the notice. A hearing dismissed under this subsection may be reopened upon motion of the operator or owner and for good cause shown.
Trans 100.10 Note
See s.
344.02 (1)
, Stats.
Trans 100.10(7)
Hearings shall be informal. Hearsay and documentary evidence may be received by the hearing examiner and relied upon as the basis for a decision. Telephone testimony of persons involved in the accident may not be permitted.
Trans 100.10(8)
Hearings shall be tape recorded for the purpose of preserving a record. Copies of recorded hearings may be purchased by a party for the cost to the department of copying the tape.
Trans 100.10 Note
The current cost for copying a tape is $7.00 per tape.
Trans 100.10(9)
The hearing examiner shall have all the duties and powers available to a hearing examiner under
, Stats.
Trans 100.10(10)
All parties and their counsel shall be respectful of the hearing examiner and behave in a professional manner. A hearing examiner may exclude a person or attorney from a hearing for engaging in disrespectful, contemptuous, or disruptive conduct. An attorney who is repeatedly excluded from hearings for conduct may be barred from participating in administrative hearings before the department.
Trans 100.10(11)
An examiner may hold the record open at the end of a hearing to receive additional evidence not available at the hearing.
Trans 100.10(12)
The department shall enter a decision within 30 days of the date of the hearing, or as soon as practicable thereafter.
Trans 100.10(13)
A person may request a rehearing as provided for in s.
, Stats.
Trans 100.10(14)
Appeals of decisions under this section shall be made in accordance with s.
, Stats.
Trans 100.10 History
Register, October, 1985, No. 358
, eff. 11-1-85; am. (1) and (2),
Register, April, 1994, No. 460
, eff. 5-1-94;
: r. and recr.
Register October 2005 No. 598
, eff. 11-1-05;
: am. (10)
Register November 2010 No. 659
, eff. 12-1-10.
Trans 100.11
Trans 100.11
Notice of subrogation.
Trans 100.11(1)
An insurer may file a notice of subrogation with the department at any time.
Trans 100.11(2)
Acceptable notice of subrogation is any of the following:
Trans 100.11(2)(a)
A copy of a subrogation receipt signed by the insured.
Trans 100.11(2)(b)
Proof of payment made as follows:
Trans 100.11(2)(b)1.
A copy of the insurer's cancelled check endorsed by the insured or a third party that provided services to the insured for damages resulting from the accident, such as an automobile repair facility.
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By PAUL STONE
Palestine Herald-Press
Carlisle's defense flexed its muscle in the second half as the Indians held off the Cayuga Wildcats, 20-13, Friday night in a non-district matchup of Class A squads at Arrowhead Stadium.
With its offense sputtering throughout the second half, Cayuga trimmed Carlisle's seemingly-comfortable lead to 20-13 with 26 seconds remaining in the game on a 13-yard touchdown hookup from Chandler Rigdon-to-Chantz Holland.
One play earlier, Holland had caught a 45-yard pass from Rigdon to advance the ball to the Carlisle 13.
Needing an onside kick to keep its faint hopes alive, Cayuga came up short as Carlisle's Jared Poncho caught the attempt in the air and the Indians had held off the Wildcats.
After leading, 13-6, at the half, Carlisle had Cayuga pinned deep in its own territory, facing a third-and-9 from its own 4 with just under three minutes remaining in the third quarter.
On third down, Rigdon was scrambling on the shadow of his goal line when he attempted to throw an out route which was jumped by Carlisle's Shadow Sanders who caught it at the 12 and waltzed into the Wildcats' end zone.
Adan Sanchez tacked on the extra point and Carlisle was in charge, 20-6, with 2:49 left in the third.
After moving the ball at times during the first half, Cayuga's offense struggled mightily for most of the final two quarters before coming to life in the final minutes, putting together an 11-play, 93-yard drive to pull within seven points in the final seconds.
Although somewhat skewed by the final drive, Cayuga actually outgained Carlisle, 259-242, in the total yardage department.
Cayuga's D'Onte Jackson led the Wildcats' rushing attack with 104 yards on 13 carries.
Carlisle led, 13-6, at halftime after an evenly-matched opening two quarters.
Trailing, 6-0, midway through the second quarter, Cayuga forced the first turnover of the contest when the Wildcats' Wesley Rigdon picked off a Baker pass and returned it seven yards to the Carlisle 30.
On the first play following the interception, Jackson busted off a 21-yard gainer as Cayuga set up shop first-and-goal at the Indian 9.
Two plays later, Cayuga sophomore quarterback Chandler Rigdon followed Jackson's block straight up the middle on a 5-yard touchdown keeper.
Drew Slater's PAT was blocked and the game was tied at 6 with 3:45 remaining in the opening half.
On the ensuing kickoff, the Indians' Caleb Colley caught a short Cayuga kick and returned it 18 yards to midfield.
A 17-yard strike from Baker-to-Poncho moved Carlisle to the Cayuga 20 and a late hit penalty against the Wildcats at the end of the play pushed the ball all the way to the 10.
Four plays later on fourth-and-goal from inside the Cayuga 1, the Indians' Tiburcio Garcia scored on an inside handoff as Carlisle led, 13-6, with 1:27 to go until intermission following Sanchez' PAT.
Following a three-and-out by Cayuga, the Indians got a 25-yard punt return by Poncho to start at the Wildcat 20 with 11 seconds left until halftime.
Baker then promptly hit Poncho with a nice 19-yard pass to the Cayuga 1 with six seconds still remaining.
Carlisle, however, came up empty as Sanchez' 18-yard field goal on the half's final play was blocked by a host of Cayuga defenders.
Carlisle, which hurt its cause with seven penalties in the game's opening 15 minutes, finished the first half with 147 total yards offense, while Cayuga had 115.
Jackson led the Wildcats' offense with eight carries for 51 yards.


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So there we were watching the Pistons playing like the good 'ol Pistons when my fiancee said something profound. "Look! You can see Dwyane Wades butt sweat." As much as I didn't want to see that, she was right. There it was and it really didn't add much to the game. But then they cut to a camera that showed Shaq's sweaty face. I mean it was dripping and boy did 720 progressive lines of resolution really make it pop out at ya. Gross.
Is this really what is necessary anymore. Are we this conditioned to high-def that we need to see these details in order to keep our attention? Yup. Any high-def owner will agree that, yes we need it.
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• Homecoming. Mount Nebo Missionary Baptist Church at 27971 Easter Ferry Road in Lester will hold their Homecoming Service at 11 a.m. today, Aug. 18. Minister Paul Phillips and Allen Chapel of AME Church in Skipperville will conduct the service.
• Women's Day. Antioch Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America at 923 Brownsferry St. in Athens will hold its annual Women's Day Program at 2:30 p.m. today, Aug. 18. The speaker will be the Rev. Barbara Clemons of Pleasant Grove CPCA. The public is invited. Contact: 256-233-3016.
• Family & Friends Day. Little Elk Missionary Baptist Church on Snake Road in Athens will hold Family & Friends Day and their 139th Church Anniversary Celebration at 2:30 p.m. today, Aug. 18. Pastor Charles Simmons and Little Ezekiel Missionary Baptist Church are in charge of the service.
• Revival. Bright Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America on Mooresville Road will be in revival at 6:30 nightly from Aug. 19-21. Guest speaker is the Rev. Robert Yarbrough Jr. of Oakville Missionary Baptist Church and Gibson Chapel UM Church.
Contact: James Moore 256-355-6253.
• Ministry anniversary. Mount Nebo Missionary Baptist Church Women's Ministry will celebrate their second anniversary at 11 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 25, at the church, 27971 Easter Ferry Road in Lester. Speaker is Sheena Townsend also known as La Shay B on WEUP radio. Everyone is welcome.
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Topic: Zombies
Within / The Dead and the Damned
'Damned' if you do.
Rod Lott
I love horror films far more than most people, but I do not, as some accuse, love them all blindly. In fact, two new to DVD are among the worst I've seen in the year thus far.
Friday, July 15, 2011
The ****ing dead
Night of the 'I'll watch something else.'
I'm always in the mood for a good zombie movie. I'm not sure that "
L.A. Zombie
," hitting DVD Sept. 20, counts. My reasons:
1. It's 62 minutes long and contains the warning "explicit sexual content." You know what that means. (Cue the waka-waka music.)
2. Its tagline is "First he eats your brains... then your a**!"
3. Fangoria raves, "thoughtful." <em>—Rod Lott</em>
by Rod Lott
08.24.2011 2 years ago
at 08:00 AM |
Fantastic Fest: One I was too tired to see
Because I felt like a zombie.
by Rod Lott
09.26.2011 2 years ago
at 09:10 AM |
Giving zombies pause
Not as great as Walken flying through a hotel, but still ...
Were you one of the 7.3 million viewers who broke a basic-cable record by tuning in to the sophomore-season premiere of "
The Walking Dead
Yeah? How about that first half-hour, huh? Whoa! A series best, amiright? And zombies in church? Whaddup wit' dat, huh? And that final shot, too! Wow! Hey, is it weird that even a dirt-streaked and sweat-stained Laurie Holden still sets my heart a-flutter? Agree — didn't think so. Oh, and that stomach scene! Eewww! I know, right? Ha!
Regardless of whether or not that made any sense, feast your eyes on
the trailer for "The Walken Dead,"
brought to our attention by the good people of the Nerdist podcast. No, it's not real. Yes, it's funny. Yes, it could use more cowbell.
—Rod Lott
by Rod Lott
10.17.2011 2 years ago
at 02:30 PM |
The Dead
If you thought TV's 'The Walking Dead' was slow ...
Rod Lott
Recently, I bought an issue of a UK film magazine whose cover story counted down the 66 best zombie movies
made. Perched at No. 31 was Howard and Jonathan Ford's "
The Dead
" — a damned strong showing for two Brit brothers whose previous pair of pictures didn't even make a blip.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
R&R Q&A with the Ford brothers
Making the zombie film 'The Dead' almost turned the two men into zombies themselves.
For their latest project, UK filmmaking brothers Howard J. and Jonathan Ford shared scripting and directorial duties, which is a good thing, considering the experience nearly killed them (and others). The end result is not-so-ironically titled "
The Dead
," a zombie epic set in South Africa that's been called one of the genre's best in recent years. It hits home video on Valentine's Day, so share it with the one you love. Until then, here's our interview with both sibs about making the horror film.
With so many zombie projects these days, why another one?
Howard Ford:
For us, it's our first. We felt it would be different. We hadn't seen a living dead movie in Africa before, and in a way, we were slightly taking the living dead legend back to its roots in Haiti, French-speaking West Africa as well, where we shot the movie. That was very, very difficult to do, but we wanted a journey movie, and it felt different for that reason. It was a film that could hopefully work for people who just wanted to be entertained by the zombie situations and also to find deeper meaning as well.
Jonathan Ford:
I felt like this genre of movie had passed without this particular type of movie having being made. An era had passed without all the boxes checked.
Howard Ford:
And going back to the classics, as well. We first saw [George A.] Romero's "Dawn of the Dead" when I was 11 and that blew us away. It took horror into the light. And we've seen a few films since then that have been a little more disappointing. There's a formula now: People end up cooped up in a building and zombies try to get in. We said, "No, let's just take people on a journey so they're never in the same location for a few minutes." That was something we personally wanted to see.
Shooting in regions that have been described as "life-threatening," what were you thinking?
Howard Ford:
Funny, "What were we thinking?" is the opening line of my book I just finished this morning, I kid you not. It comes out in March, but that's another story. What the hell
we thinking? A movie by British filmmakers in French-speaking West Africa ...
Jonathan Ford:
... with a Canadian vegan lead!
Howard Ford:
The whole thing is crazy on paper and it
crazy. I was mugged by knife point on day one in the city and they took everything: my cards, my cash, my driver's license. The police tried to put me in jail for driving without the license taken from me in the mugging. The lead actor, Rob Freeman, nearly died of malaria.
Jonathan Ford:
I got malaria, too. Horrific food poisoning. Every meal was like Russian roulette, and that's when you could find a meal. What the hell were we thinking?
Howard Ford:
We were often digging for a toilet. There's no facilities there. You dig a whole in the ground and good luck to you. We kind of wanted to have this organic feeling and it became a life-threatening journey.
How long of a shoot was it?
Howard Ford:
Well, it was supposed to be six weeks, but it took us five weeks to get our equipment out of the port.
Jonathan Ford:
We were out there for about three months.
Howard Ford:
When we did get going after five weeks of waiting on our equipment and paying God knows what every day at the ports, then Rob collapsed with cerebral malaria, convulsing, spent the night on a table covered in his own shit because there was no hospital bed.
Jonathan Ford:
Then the doctor said, "He may not pull through. He's going to die in the next two or three days." And then he was on a trip for two weeks, so that's seven weeks down, and we haven't even done anything yet!
Howard Ford:
And there's police pointing guns us for money all the time. It was just a living hell.
The film has been pretty well-received, yet it hasn't been given a large theatrical release in North America? I imagine that has to be frustrating after all that you went through --
Jonathan Ford:
Howard Ford:
We're proud of what we've done, given the circumstances under which we did it, but it got a theatrical release, which is what we wanted, in 20 cities across the U.S.
Jonathan Ford:
Unless you've got a big name in your movie, you ain't gonna get a large theatrical release. We accept that's the way the business works. It's not about how good or bad your movie is. It's down to the name thing, and we didn't have a name.
Howard Ford:
We didn't have Paris Hilton in it, which is probably a shame …
Jonathan Ford:
Steven Seagal.
Howard Ford:
We'd love to see it more on the big screen. Audience reactions are really, really good.
Jonathan Ford:
Certainly after the heart and soul and pain, and blood and sweat and tears — a lot of blood, sweat and tears — yeah, obviously, you want it to get the biggest exposure you can.
Howard Ford:
We didn't shoot digital, so after lugging a 35mm camera across the Sahara Desert under such difficult circumstances — yes, it would've been nice to get it out there more. But hey, if people support the film on DVD and Blu-ray, and we're thoroughly appreciative of everyone who supports the movie by buying it …
Jonathan Ford:
Hopefully it finds its audience there.
Howard Ford:
... we'll come back and do it all again.
You really would do a sequel? Do you have one in mind?
Howard Ford:
We talked about the sequel even before the first one. But we had such a horrific experience making the film, which has made us very concerned about it, but yes. What it comes down to is, is there a demand for it? Do enough people buy the DVD and Blu-ray?
Jonathan Ford:
It broke my heart, [but] some of my favorite sequences never made it into the film. We could easily pack another movie and hopefully make an ever better one next time.
Howard Ford:
The U.S. release [of the Blu-ray and DVD] really has a bearing on all that.
Jonathan Ford:
It's kind of hinging on that. It's all or nothing now!
—Rod Lott
Read our review of "The Dead."
by Rod Lott
02.02.2012 2 years ago
at 08:45 AM |
The Terror Experiment
Rod Lott
Not like TV's
The Walking Dead
is perfect, but its mainstream success on a weekly in-season basis has spoiled viewers, thus ruining many zombie movies. It has raised a bar that most only could hope to come close to clearing. But even without the show, efforts like
The Terror Experiment
likely would find no love.
Friday, April 20, 2012
12 Creature Features
Need a dozen ways to kill a weekend? Just add cheese!
Rod Lott
I don't know that Mill Creek Entertainment's three-disc set of
12 Creature Features
is quite the "dream come true" for "B-movie lovers" as the box proclaims, but that's only because so much of the contents likely already exist in their collections of public-domain DVDs.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Steve Niles' Remains
Put it to rest.
Rod Lott
While I'm glad to see that the horror cable channel Chiller is now making original movies, its first offering, the sci-fi "comedy"
Alien Opponent
, was nearly unwatchable. That film's director and writer, Colin Theys and John Doolan, return to helm the outlet's second,
Steve Niles' Remains
. Springing from rosier pastures — Niles' original comics — it's automatically better, rising to the level of mediocre. Perhaps their third time at bat, October's
Dead Souls
, will prove the proverbial charm?
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Digging it
An Oklahoma geologist unearths the undead for his first book.
Mia Ledet
Many sci-fi and horror fans have planned their zombie survival strategy, in fear (or is it hope?) that a zombie apocalypse is nigh.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
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