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Complaint Review: Jason Carter
- Jason Carter
3410 Douglas Avenue
Dallas , Texas
- Phone: 214-289-2377
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- Category: Dating Services
Jason Carter Racing For Our Heros Seeking Arrangement Aggressive, Arrogant, Self-indulgent personality, Vain, Alcoholic, Violent, Verbally abusive Dallas Texas
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*Consumer Comment: You are pathetic
I met Jason on Seeking Arrangement (a dating website) tailored more towards wealthy men and women seeking companionship resulting in financial benefits for those proving the company. I am 22 years old. Looking for a new beginning. Began to plan a move to the Dallas area. I spoke with Jason for two weeks prior to meeting him. He convinced me to leave my current city and start a new life in Dallas with him. Accept his help, he would say.
I make it to Dallas. We meet at his home. He was accounting for 90% of the conversation. Anything that I said had little relevance, was incorrect, or of little concern to him. The things that did mutually matter were discussed in such an intense manner that speaking was really not worth the effort and energy. Mhmm, yeah, the occasional "really??" satisified him just as well.
He had made comments about a "roughness" that he preferred in the bedroom. Rough is an understatement. I woke up the next morning with bruises on my chest and back. Thankful none were visible on my face. When I showed him, he brushed them off as "no big deal" "they'll fade". The night before we discussed an outing to the Dallas museum of art and he suggested I invite a girlfriend that I knew lived in the area.
I did, she agreed and met us at his townhouse about noon. He opted out of joining us, gave us $100 to spend. We were not allowed to return to the house until after 5pm. Which neither of us had any qualms with. I had shared with my friend the events of my first night of my "new beginning"... mortified and eager to help me out of the predicament.. We attended dinner as planned.. hoping to figure a way out.
He introduced us as "bitches" to the waiter. Ordered our food and drinks. I dropped somethings out of my purse when I stood to use to restroom; he acted as if this was equal to intentionally pouring a drink on his lap. After dinner he was almost begging for a thank you with a very mocking, unappreciative tone.
The three of us arrived back at his place. While having a drink on the porch he mentioned that he felt my friend was probably going to end up dating the manager of Burger King. His reasoning was that our generation was too far out of the loop to maintain anything with anyone that held value and substance. At this point I was tired of torturing my friend and kicking myself for being there.
I said that I had felt disrespected from the time that I arrived and that he needed to tone down his temperment. His immediate respone was "get the f*ck out". Without hesitation, my girlfriend and I collected our things and left.
This is a very sad man, deeply troubled. I wished to help him when I realized it after meeting, but I also value my life and helping others who deserve it. It is fair to say he is too far gone and should be left to his miserable life... Do not attempt to revive... Don't even think about it.
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Fugitive shot after standoff near Ruidoso
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The New Mexico State Police assisted the United States Marshals Service with a warrant service operation in southern New Mexico Friday.
Around 3:00 p.m., Deputy U.S. Marshals attempted to apprehend an active fugitive wanted by the U.S. Marshals Service.
Deputy U.S. Marshals and New Mexico State Police officers attempted to apprehend the fugitive at the Along the River RV Park located on State Road 37, outside of Ruidoso. The fugitive, who had an outstanding warrant out of Texas for sexual contact with a minor, barricaded himself inside his personal recreational vehicle and refused to surrender. The fugitive was the sole occupant inside the RV.
The New Mexico State Police assumed incident command of the scene and tactical units were deployed. Assisting agencies on scene were the U.S. Marshals Service, Las Cruces Police Department and the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department.
The New Mexico State Police activated numerous specialty resources to assist on scene, including the Crisis Negotiations Team, the Emergency Ordinance Disposal Team and emergency medical personnel. Throughout the night and into the morning hours Saturday, specialty units actively attempted to negotiate a peaceful surrender. On numerous occasions throughout the incident, however, the fugitive was observed brandishing a firearm and verbally and physically refusing to comply or surrender.
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SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 05, 2014POSTED: Wednesday, March 05, 2014
Looking for a "sugar daddy" Grow up and get a job so you can take care of yourself! You are not all that I bet. Sickening. Dallas MY city does not need anymore trash like you
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Injury set-back for Moran
Brosnan and Lyne rated "50/50" by Diarmuid Murphy
Kerry football manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice will have to play the waiting game for the next week to see if three key injury worries can make their way off the treatment table in time for the Munster Championship opener against Tipperary in less than two weeks.
Selector Diarmuid Murphy, speaking at the official launch of the provincial championship in Mallow on Monday evening, stated that the management team cannot be sure if Eoin Brosnan, Jonathan Lyne or David Moran will it make back in time for the game in Killarney on May 26.
Murphy confirmed to The Kerryman that the trio are all still major concerns, with two of the three being at rated "fifty-fifty" at best.
Moran's rehabilitation from a serious of injuries suffered another set-back at the weekend when the Kerins O'Rahillys man suffered a serious eye injury during a challenge match against Laois on Saturday. Moran was caught by an elbow during a midfield battle for possession and had to undergo laser surgery in Cork on Sunday. The injury, at first considered very serious, is thought to be not as serious as first feared.
"David Moran had an operation on his eye (on Sunday) and it will be a week before we know how that went, but hopefully he will be back in the not too distant future," Murphy said, although the player will miss the opener against Tipperary and most probably a possible semi-final against Waterford six days later on June 1 also.
While the news seemed a little more positive on Eoin Brosnan and Jonathan Lyne, the duo are far from confirmed starters as they have only returned to the county set-up recently. Brosnan has been nursing the quad muscle injury he picked up in the early minutes of Kerry's final League game away to Tyrone on April 7, while Lyne twisted an ankle playing for Legion against St Michaels/Foilmore in a club championship match a couple of weeks ago.
"Both are back training now," Murphy confirmed "but it is hard to tell at this stage. I wouldn't like to rule either out as I want to give them every chance so we will really just have to wait and see. Call it fifty-fifty on both."

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JOB CHARACTERISTICS: Under the direction of the adult/young adult services coordinator, uses professional reference and research skills, often involving multiple computer databases to provide information to the public; demonstrates initiative and creativity and exercises independent judgment in the application of a variety of established policies and procedures; maintains patron confidentiality; evaluates and selects materials for collection development within a budget; creates and conducts programming, readers' advisory, instructional classes and outreach for both the public and staff; writes grants, policies, bibliographies and reviews; acts as back-up supervisor and as lead worker in area of responsibility; provides skilled, efficient and courteous service to the public. Performs other duties as assigned.
REQUIRES: Master degree in Library Science from an American Library Association accredited school. Valid driver's license required. Compliance with City Residency Policy within prescribed time period required. The current Residency Policy states that UAW employees shall live within a 20-mile radius from the City's Emergency Center, located at 1630 8th Avenue in Moline, within 8 months of hire.
Extensive knowledge of English grammar and writing; business math and statistics; state and federal laws and the policies of the library, library system and the city; telephone etiquette; business office practices and procedures; library policies, methods, procedures, services and terminology; collection development principles and practices; classification systems; reader interest levels, books and authors.
Skill in keyboarding, operating office machines and computers with sufficient accuracy and speed to satisfy departmental needs and perform detailed, accurate work; clear, tactful and positive communication with the general public, staff and outside organizations.
Ability to perform an effective reference interview; handle confidential information with discretion; effectively convey library policies, procedures, resources and services to the public; exercise initiative, tact and mature judgment; use imagination and initiative in problem solving; work independently; develop highly creative projects and displays; organize and conduct library programming and training; write reviews, annotations, reports and bibliographies; learn current and emerging computer programs; be highly flexible; handle and be accountable for monies in area of responsibility; learn to operate a multi-line telephone system; work calmly under occasional stressful conditions; speak Spanish desirable; establish and maintain effective and harmonious working relationships with other employees, officials and the general public.
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Legal Question in International Law in Philippines
Minor Orphan Permission Required to License Copies of Their Artwork?
I run an orphanage in Asia. The children there have done artwork, which I wish to license to a clothing manufacturer in the U.S. to incorporate into her clothing. The clothing will feature the designs of the children, and my foundation will receive a portion of profits from the shirt sales. Do I need to get the children's permission to do so? The orphanage is in a third world Asian country where I operate, and have no parents (it's an orphanage). My guess is that the orphanage would have legal custody and could sign for them, and we are and we run the orphanage itself. Still, I have to wonder what legal considerations I have to take into account, considering the artwork was done by the children.
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Re: Minor Orphan Permission Required to License Copies of Their Artwork?
I don't know what the juvenile laws are in the "third world Asian country" where you operate. Countries that have orphanages also have courts and judges, and presumably some individual or organization is, or could be appointed as, the childrens' legal guardian. The guardian could apply for copyright and could enter into license agreements. The disposition of any funds would be subject to your local law. Consult an attorney licensed to practice law in "a third world Asian country."
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My Cantwell clan came from 'Comer as miners, we postulate to work in one of
the mines around Cass township, Schuylkill County, PA.
When I chart the average age of the families, the men and their families
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my Richard LARGE (born in Gorteen 1826) from a mine near Tuscarora,
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emigrated or settled together. The other names listed: BROWNE, HARRIS,
HOLERN, Henry SOMERS, and Charles MILES. My Richard Large, his brother
John, the man "Tobin", and Henry Somers were all listed as "miners." My
guess is that these men rose from laborer to miner quickly because they had
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At five years old, Nugs is feeling the effects of middle age. He has arthritis in both hips and doesn't walk like he used to. Rather than suffer, though, he gets physical therapy.
He steps into a tank and waits as water fills up to his chest. The treadmill beneath his feet starts moving, and the husky/shepherd mix takes off. Exercising in water strengthens his hips without stressing them.
The underwater doggie treadmill, which the Alameda East Veterinary Hospital purchased three years ago for $32,000, is the only one in the state. Specializing in the best of modern medicine (CAT scans, ultrasounds, endoscopic surgery and chemotherapy), Alameda East is where people bring their dogs for physical therapy after orthopedic surgery, where police officers bring injured K-9s for rehabilitation, and where show-dog owners bring their animals to ensure that the prize-winners remain in top form. But it doesn't come cheap.
Clients pay only $32 to use the treadmill, but CAT scans run $1,000, and cancer treatment can cost hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars. If there's one thing Alameda East vet Kevin Fitzgerald has learned in his twenty years on the job, however, it's that people will do almost anything to help their animal companions -- even if it means maxing out their credit cards. The reason, he says, is simple: Pets are human to many folks. In a telephone survey conducted by the American Veterinary Medical Association in 1957, participants were asked whether they considered their pets to be part of their family; 57 percent answered yes. When the AVMA repeated the survey in 1999, 97 percent said yes.
Kevin Fitzgerald can't get over what an exciting time it is for veterinary medicine. But it's also an exciting time for him and Alameda East. The vet hospital has been featured on the popular Animal Planet cable-television program Emergency Vets for the past five years. And it's made a celebrity of its tall, lanky, 51-year-old doctor.
Fitzgerald made People Magazine's fifty-most-eligible-bachelors list this past June, and viewers often recognize him in public, even if they don't always believe it's him. "At DIA once, a kid came up to me and said, 'You look like that animal doctor on TV,' and I said, 'I am.' Then he said, 'You wish,'" Fitzgerald remembers. "A lot of people don't know that Emergency Vets is filmed here; most people think all TV comes from L.A."
For the first few seasons, Alameda East wouldn't allow its name or location to be announced on air, because its vets worried that colleagues would look down on them. But since the show recieves so much praise, they no longer mind if the hospital's name is mentioned or listed in the credits.
Even before Emergency Vets, the super-friendly Fitzgerald was a familiar face to locals. Two hundred nights a year, he can be found performing at Comedy Works comedy club. Naturally, a lot of his material comes from what he knows best. He regularly culls the Pets section of the classified ads for inspiration. "I'm amazed by how Americans can't spell or do proper grammar," he says. Some of his favorite one-liners come from the double entendres of unpunctuated ads:
"Free to good home pit bull will eat anything loves children."
"Free to good home Doberman neutered just like one of the family."
Fitzgerald, who's been with Alameda East almost since it opened in 1971, helped bring the hospital into homes across the country. Jim Berger, founder of the Littleton-based film company Rocket Pictures, had featured Fitzgerald on a program about local comedians. When Berger decided to produce an ER for pets, he immediately thought of Fitzgerald and Alameda East. But the producers had a hard time convincing Bob Taylor, the owner of the private animal hospital, to go for it. "They had to come back three times and convince me before I agreed to try it," Taylor says.
Alameda East doesn't get paid for hosting the show, and it hasn't noticed an increase in clientele as a result of the publicity, but Taylor says it's been rewarding. "We've been able to get the word out about what goes on behind the brick walls of an animal hospital," he says.
Fitzgerald says nine out of ten clients give permission to have their pets' travails taped. And the staff at Alameda East has gotten used to the cameras, which show up for seventy days of filming a year. "They said they'd be a fly on the wall, and they have been," Fitzgerald says.
Although there is no one star of the cable show, Fitzgerald has emerged as a spokesman for Alameda East. He's eager to talk about all things animal, and he appears to be the office character. He stands a little too close to people when he talks and has no compunction about disrobing in front of others when changing out of his scrubs and into his street clothes. Maybe that's what happens when you're around animals all day.
Fitzgerald had a longtime companion of his own until last Christmas, when Rudy, his eleven-year-old bullmastiff, died of cancer. He isn't ready yet to get a new dog, but he finds joy in other people's pets. And animals light up when they see him. On a recent day at the hospital, an Airedale terrier named Lucy came in to get stitches out after having been spayed ten days before; Lucy gladly let Fitzgerald lead her back to the treatment room -- with tail wagging.
And when Fitzgerald checked to see how Simon the Siamese cat was healing after a recent tooth extraction, he sat on the floor and examined Simon in his lap. Simon, you see, doesn't like the cold metal of the examining table, but give him a warm lap and he's yours. Fitzgerald knows these things about his patients, and that's why their owners are loyal to him.
In addition to being a 24-hour emergency room for animals that have met with all kinds of misfortune -- everything from getting hit by cars to swallowing small objects -- Alameda East also provides general and specialty care for pets.
The hospital employs nine general practitioners, of whom Fitzgerald is one, as well as five interns, two internists, one radiologist, one radiographer, four surgeons, one dermatologist, a visiting dentist and a visiting ophthalmologist.
The cramped quarters of the 11,000-square-foot building contain five examining rooms, a treatment room, a radiology room, an orthopedic suite, an endoscopy room, an anesthesia prep room, a minor-surgery room, a physical-therapy room, a lab and an intensive-care unit complete with oxygen cages and an isolation area. There is also space in which the hospital's blood donors are boarded: Stray cats that are brought in are kept here for six months, during which time their blood is periodically drawn for the hospital's blood bank. After their duty is up, the hospital finds homes for them. Greyhounds whose racing days have ended are brought to Alameda East for six months for the same purpose; homes are later found for them as well.
Because space is so tight, Alameda East plans to construct a new building on the adjacent property. Ground for the $2.4 million, 22,000-square-foot structure will be broken on January 8. The hospital hopes to move into its new quarters in June.
With the exception of zoo critters, the hospital does not treat large animals such as horses. But it sees every other kind of animal imaginable, including turtles, mice, spiders and more exotic pets like cobras, marsupials and alligators. Last Christmas, a Denver police officer making the rounds noticed a small animal running from three dogs. Thinking it was some kind of weird rabbit, he chased it and then opened the door of his cruiser. The animal leapt in, and he took it to Alameda East. The weird rabbit was actually a baby wallaby with a name tag that read "Hello. My name is Joey."
A trailer behind the animal hospital houses Alameda East's biggest medical innovation yet: a CAT scanner that nearly fills the entire room. The machine, formerly used on humans, now diagnoses animals.
Alameda East, which has been leasing the equipment for $2,000 a month since January, is one of only three animal hospitals in Colorado with the technology; Colorado State University's vet school has one, and so does an animal hospital in Loveland. In addition to its normal pet-related uses, operator Steve Jonseof also has used the CAT scanner to study dinosaur bones found by University of Colorado researchers, determining that the stegosaurus had suffered from a fungal infection. The biggest animal he's ever scanned was a 420-pound walrus from the Denver Zoo; the smallest was a ferret. With this technology, Jonseof says, "Now your dog or cat may live fifteen years instead of nine or ten."
Other technological advances also afford pets the same comfort and care as humans. Chemotherapy is now prolonging pets' lives. It won't be long before MRI machines are available for pets. And endoscopic surgery is preventing animals from having to go under the knife.
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Special scopes are manufactured just for animals; tiny ones can even fit inside a cat's nostrils. Alameda East recently used an endoscope on an English bulldog, whose owner brought her in because she'd been vomiting. When the tiny camera was placed down her throat, the doctors saw a startling image on the screen: little faces peeking out at them. The scope, which had small pinchers attached to the end, plucked 22 rubber dinosaurs out of the dog's stomach.
Just a few days ago, an endoscope was used to remove coins from an iguana.
"We're able to do so much more for animals now than we used to," Fitzgerald says. "The last ten years have revolutionized pain management for animals. After surgery, people get a painkiller; now pets do, too."
Denver cable viewers can catch Alameda East in action on a special two-hour Emergency Vets on December 17. The show, which will follow an intern on his first overnight shift, airs at 6 and 9 p.m. on Animal Planet.


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Policemen in Anambra State command are currently in panic following ongoing massive transfer of most of the officers to the Northern part of the country, according to Vanguard.
The northern Nigeria, especially the northeastern states, has witnessed mindless killings from the Islamists terror group, Boko Haram, since 2009
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It was gathered that about 149 officers in the Anambra command had been transferred to Sokoto, Borno, Nassarawa, Bauchi, Plateau, Yobe and Adamawa states, among others.
Police sources, who spoke with newsmen on condition of anonymity, some of the affected officers said the transfer was being done in batches.
It was informed that about 61 officers were in the first batch, while 88 were in the second, which list was released penultimate week.
The officers described the exercise as punitive, saying only senior police officers of Igbo extraction were mostly affected.
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The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, was said to be behind the transfer as the issue of transfer of police officers was the responsibility of the Police Service Commission, PSC.
"It is really shocking that the IGP, who may be going on retirement next month, decided to carry out this exercise as a parting gift," one of the police officers said.
It could be recalled that a recent report released by United Nations suggested that over four thousands innocents lives have been killed by the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria since 2009. Most of the killings were carried out in northeaster Nigeria.
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Hello all, I'll try to get all my stats out first:
-purchased a Compaq about 3.5 years ago that was running VISTA
-When Win7 came out, I formatted hard drive and installed Windows 7
-Have installed ALL critical updates. One optional update has not played nicely with my wireless networking device -- made it keep uninstalling -- so I backed that one out.
BSOD will come when using chrome.exe, zune.exe, and also whenever a commercial comes on Hulu - Watch your favorites. Anytime. For free. (only when a commercial plays, oddly, though) and others programs/instances I haven't Identified, probably.
I uninstalled Zune and re-downloaded to ensure that it was up to date, installed the most recent Zune/Win7 update as well. Still BSOD happens just when running zune software -- the device isn't even plugged in. BSOD with chrome.exe happens infrequently, but it has happened.
So I downloaded MemTest and ran for 7 passes -- zero errors.
I tried to post my minidump (.dmp) files here but the server said they were invalid. They are available on SkyDrive here:
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If anyone can view and/or recommend more to fix I would appreciate it.
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Seesm like your Linksys USB wireless adapter (RaLink chipset) is causing the problem. Uninstall the Driver and see if you can get an updated driver. Make sure the device is compatible with Windows 7
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DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (d1) An attempt was made to access a pageable (or completely invalid) address at an interrupt request level (IRQL) that is too high. This is usually caused by drivers using improper addresses. If kernel debugger is available get stack backtrace. Arguments: Arg1: 62b0000c, memory referenced Arg2: 00000002, IRQL Arg3: 00000001, value 0 = read operation, 1 = write operation Arg4: 8dccfbcf, address which referenced memory Debugging Details: ------------------ WRITE_ADDRESS: GetPointerFromAddress: unable to read from 82ba7718 Unable to read MiSystemVaType memory at 82b87160 62b0000c CURRENT_IRQL: 2 FAULTING_IP: netr70+26bcf 8dccfbcf c6400c01 mov byte ptr [eax+0Ch],1 CUSTOMER_CRASH_COUNT: 1 DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: VISTA_DRIVER_FAULT BUGCHECK_STR: 0xD1 PROCESS_NAME: Zune.exe LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from 8dccfd8c to 8dccfbcf STACK_TEXT: WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong. 8078ad98 8dccfd8c 85d80000 8078addc 8dccfcfe netr70+0x26bcf 8078ada4 8dccfcfe 85d80000 85dedad0 00000080 netr70+0x26d8c 8078addc 87e38317 7a212670 7a419900 85f89014 netr70+0x26cfe 8078ae08 87e1cc36 85deef00 85be66f8 00000000 Wdf01000!FxRequestBase::CompleteSubmitted+0xf6 8078ae24 87e1ccde 01ded988 84818390 8078ae5c Wdf01000!FxIoTarget::RequestCompletionRoutine+0x12d 8078ae34 82ac88b6 00000000 85deef00 85ded988 Wdf01000!FxIoTarget::_RequestCompletionRoutine+0x35 8078ae5c 82aa7b33 00000000 85deef00 84818390 nt!IopUnloadSafeCompletion+0x45 8078aea0 8da3f868 82a7f354 84adc6f0 00000000 nt!IopfCompleteRequest+0x128 8078aed0 8da40178 864fc4f0 85deef00 85f8905c USBPORT!USBPORT_Core_iCompleteDoneTransfer+0x6e0 8078aefc 8da439af 85776028 857760f0 85776a98 USBPORT!USBPORT_Core_iIrpCsqCompleteDoneTransfer+0x33b 8078af24 8da3dd18 85776028 85776a98 85776002 USBPORT!USBPORT_Core_UsbIocDpc_Worker+0xbc 8078af48 82aa73b5 85776aa4 85776002 00000000 USBPORT!USBPORT_Xdpc_Worker+0x173 8078afa4 82aa7218 82b68d20 84866a08 00000000 nt!KiExecuteAllDpcs+0xf9 8078aff4 82aa69dc 8ba5a97c 00000000 00000000 nt!KiRetireDpcList+0xd5 8078aff8 8ba5a97c 00000000 00000000 00000000 nt!KiDispatchInterrupt+0x2c 82aa69dc 00000000 0000001a 00d6850f bb830000 0x8ba5a97c STACK_COMMAND: kb FOLLOWUP_IP: netr70+26bcf 8dccfbcf c6400c01 mov byte ptr [eax+0Ch],1 SYMBOL_STACK_INDEX: 0 SYMBOL_NAME: netr70+26bcf FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner MODULE_NAME: netr70 IMAGE_NAME: netr70.sys DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 4538beaa FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0xD1_netr70+26bcf BUCKET_ID: 0xD1_netr70+26bcf
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Captain Jack, it helped a ton. Thanks for the diagnosis.
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NORMAN, Okla. -- Bill Bedenbaugh has been at Oklahoma for less than a month, yet his impact has already been felt. OU's new offensive line coach has brought intensity and focus to the Sooners' program with his constant discussion about the open competition along the offensive line.
"I'm about to go grade practice and whoever grades out the best will go with the ones," Bedenbaugh said after OU's first spring practice in pads. "And this is an everyday deal. It's not one of those deals where you have a position one day then you have it. We'll grade them every day and guys move up and down based on their grades."
That's not to say starting spots were always secure under previous offensive line coaches James Patton and Bruce Kittle.
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Bedenbaugh made it clear shortly after he was hired that one of his core beliefs is to make sure his players understand he cares about them as people first. Then when he demands more from them, they know why he's pushing so hard. And it appears he's doing a good job setting an early foundation, which separates his football demands from everything else.
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ST. PAUL - Minnesota legislators roughed up Gov. Tim Pawlenty's budget proposal in the past week.
As Democratic-controlled legislative committees began to look at the GOP governor's budget, some Republicans joined Democrats in criticizing it. A few Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party lawmakers were strongly critical of Pawlenty's efforts to build a budget in deficit times, while others said they were holding their opinions until they hear from the public in a series of meetings around the state later this month.
How lawmakers deal with Pawlenty's budget proposal is key to the 2009 legislative session.
Legislators' main job is to pass a two-year budget that will spend about $33 billion. That is hampered by an economic recession that likely will result in a $7 billion state budget shortfall.
Pawlenty released his budget proposal late last month, cutting programs, shifting some school payments into the next budget, removing people from state health programs, lowering state payments to local governments and proposing what amounts to borrowing money to pay off construction loans. His plan also called for a variety of business tax cuts, including chopping the corporate income tax in half, on the theory that the move would influence businesses to spend money and keep workers employed.
He demanded that the budget be balanced without raising taxes, and he proposed to raise few fees, all the while increasing public school spending.
The weight of their job is just settling in on lawmakers, who have the toughest fiscal task in the state's history.
"I can feel the angst around this table," Senate Tax Chairman Tom Bakk, DFL-Cook, said during a Thursday committee meeting.
Legislative meetings with Pawlenty administration officials generally have been cordial, but differences of opinion are more than obvious.
Pawlenty's budget pulls a political fast one on Democrats. He calls for increased public school funding during this budget deficit time, taking the education funding issue away from Democrats.
Senate Majority Leader Larry Pogemiller, DFL-Minneapolis, told Pawlenty's finance commissioner, Tom Hanson, that education has be cut along with other state spending. With public education 40 percent of the state budget, Pogemiller said, there is no choice.
"It is not in the best interest of this state to do this with bubble gum," Pogemiller said of the Pawlenty budget.
Bakk, who eyes the governor's job, accused Pawlenty of featuring the politically popular no-new-tax policy and increased education funding, even if neither is possible.
"This is a cute sound bite," Bakk said.
Hanson, however, said the governor feels strongly about education funding and not raising taxes, promising that will be Pawlenty's position when he refines his budget proposal next month.
Sen. Julianne Ortman of Chanhassen, like Pawlenty a conservative Republican, criticized the governor's business tax cut package as not providing enough immediate help to bring them out of the recession.
Rep. Morrie Lanning, R-Moorhead, was critical of Pawlenty's proposal to chop state funds due cities, counties and townships.
Sen. Keith Langseth, DFL-Glyndon, said Pawlenty spends too much time emphasizing lower taxes.
"When we went through these years of very high taxes, we had a very strong economy," Langseth said. "Now the entire emphasis is lower taxes and our economy is falling apart."
Sen. Linda Berglin, DFL-Minneapolis, complained that Pawlenty's plan would remove 113,000 Minnesotans from state-sponsored health insurance programs and force them to use expensive emergency room care.
On the other hand, Assistant Senate Minority Leader Michelle Fischbach, R-Paynesville, said the health and human services budget is rising dramatically, and money needs to be cut to balance the budget. Democrats have yet to offer their own plan to counter Pawlenty's.
"They have so far only criticized," Fischbach said.
House Speaker Margaret Anderson Kelliher, DFL-Minneapolis, said it is premature to make comments like Pogemiller's about cutting education spending.
Kelliher emphasized that meetings later this month will seek public ideas for budget solutions, and she does not want to cement her opinions until after that.
The meetings will feature a combination of senior lawmakers and those representing the area where each meeting is held. Nonpartisan legislative staffers will talk about the budget, Kelliher said, then lawmakers will listen to the public's ideas.
Early next month, a new economic report is due, which widely is expected to show a deficit of about $7 billion, up more than $2 billion from a December projection. After that, Pawlenty will revise his budget plan, which will be the basis for lawmakers.
The state constitution requires the budget to be balanced.
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Now White Zombie comes to Blu-ray courtesy Holland Releasing via distributor Kino Lorber. One of the strangest high-def releases to date, it features two different video transfers of the 67-minute feature, a "digitally restored version from a 35mm fine grain master" and a "raw, unenhanced film transfer."
No doubt the unanimous reaction to these was not something Holland or Kino expected. The "raw" version, despite its myriad imperfections, improves upon all earlier home video editions and is infinitely superior to the so-called "digitally restored version," a travesty that's completely unwatchable and never should have been released at all.
In Haiti, Madeline Short (Madge Bellamy) and her fiancé, Neil Parker (John Harron), encounter strange pasty-faced, bug-eyed sugar plantation workers that their nervous coachman identifies as undead zombies, transformed into slaves by jutting unibrowed voodoo master "Murder" Legendre (Lugosi). The young couple arrives at the home of wealthy plantation owner Charles Beaumont (Robert Frazer), who makes one last plea to Madeline to marry him instead of Neil, but she refuses.
In desperation Charles turns to the gleefully sadistic Legendre, who happily poisons Madeline on her wedding day. Believed dead, she's buried but immediately secretly exhumed by Legendre and Charles and taken to the former's cliffside castle where she becomes a rare living zombie. But, in an interesting twist, Charles soon realizes he cannot love the inexpressive, glassy-eyed Madeline and falls into a deep, alcohol-fueled depression.
Neil, meanwhile, has a ghostly vision of Madeline and discovers her grave robbed. Eventually he joins forces with the Van Helsing-esque Dr. Bruner (Joseph Cawthorn) to rescue her.
As he would in countless cheap films into the 1950s, Lugosi's presence lends White Zombie an air of grandeur and the whole film revolves around his engaging if theatrical gestures and poses, including tight close-ups of his eyes staring directly into the camera (similar shots appear in Dracula) and an oft-imitated gesture (seen in the original poster) meant to demonstrate Legendre's mental dominance over his zombie slaves, in which Lugosi seems to be having a tug-of-war contest with himself. (In Tim Burton's Ed Wood, Lugosi and Wood watch White Zombie on TV, and Wood tries this gesture himself.)
The Halperin Brothers, director Victor Hugo and producer Edward, really lucked out here, securing Lugosi's services for just $5,000 but possibly as little as $500 (sources vary) and use of Universal's stages and backlot for, reportedly, another $11,000. Sets from Dracula, Frankenstein, and the 1923 version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame turn up, and Universal's make-up whiz, Jack Pierce, created Lugosi's strange appearance. Other scenes were shot in nearby Bronson Canyon, including the effective scenes of the zombies staggering about a tombstone-littered hillside.
The low budget probably drove the decision to keep dialogue to a minimum, confining the bulk of the exposition to a couple of studio interiors. But the emphasis on the visual helps the film enormously, and director Edward Halperin and cinematographer Arthur Martinelli consistently shoot from interesting angles, often looking at characters through fences and other objects.
Other than Lugosi, the rest of the film casts down-on-their-luck types. Madge Bellamy was a silent star with that era's typical saucer-eyed virginal beauty in the Lillian and Dorothy Gish mold, but whose pronounced lisp and limited acting chops shut the door on her days as a leading lady at the dawn of sound.* Dr. Bruner was probably written for Edward Van Sloan, who played Van Helsing in Dracula and similar roles in Frankenstein and The Mummy, but for whatever reason Joseph Cawthorn was cast instead. A Vaudevillian famous as a Dutch comic, in many ways he's closer to Bram Stoker's literary Van Helsing, but his comical, German-accented delivery does give one pause.
Video & Audio
First, the good news: The "raw, unenhanced film transfer" markedly improves on The Roan Group release, the best of the earlier home video versions of White Zombie. It's far from perfect. The transfer sources very grainy 35mm elements, but far more detail is visible than the Roan version, and contrast and black levels are strong. There are scratches galore, sound dropouts, and splice-driven jump cuts, and inferior 16mm elements have replaced two scenes totaling about 90 seconds of footage. But at least it looks like 35mm film. For an independent movie made 80 years ago by a long-defunct production company, White Zombie was never going to match the splendiferous Blu-rays of Universal's Monsters set, but that can't reasonably be expected. Of this version, I was quite pleased and even impressed, considering. The 2.0 mono audio is okay on both versions, and the Picture Rating for the "raw" version gets three stars (***).
The "digitally restored version" is anything but, instead exemplifying the pitfalls of relying on unmonitored, imperfect computer programs to clean up old movies. It's impossible to say whether the people at Holland Releasing were simply incredibly inept or depressingly uncaring with their slathering of White Zombie. The results have all the subtlety of Cecilia Jimenez, the 80-year-old amateur painter whose own "restoration" efforts ruined irreplaceable 19th century frescos and became a worldwide laughingstock.
Didn't anyone there bother to compare the two versions? In the "restored" version, all detail is wiped away clean. Matte paintings of Legendre's castle, which look like paintings, are reduced to schematic line drawings. Madeline's wedding gown and the two white horses Charles and Dr. Bruner ride burn white-hot like supernovas. It looks worse than most 99-cent DVDs of the film. This version gets zero stars (Zero *).
Extra Features
Supplements include a 1932 "Intimate Interview," a one-reel short with Lugosi that's worthwhile, and a wonderfully lurid 1951 reissue trailer that'd certainly have me lining up at the next show. Film historian Frank Thompson provides an audio commentary, and a pretty decent still gallery rounds out the extra features.
Parting Thoughts
Whatever you do, DON'T watch the "restored" version of White Zombie. However, the accompanying "raw version" isn't bad. It and the good extra features included with this disc more than compensate for one of the most misguided, woebegone video transfers in recent memory. Recommended.
* Sergei Hasenecz adds, "Sometime in either 1989 or 1990, I saw a screening of The Iron Horse at the Autry Museum with 90-year-old Madge Bellamy in attendance. (The Autry opened in 1988, Bellamy died in 1990). There was live music by Robert Israel, and the sequence introducing George O'Brien was (no exaggeration) breathtaking. Best of all, though, was Bellamy off-screen. Before the movie started, she was introduced from where she sat in the audience and asked if she might say something. She rose graciously, smiling and acknowledging the applause. She then spoke, and this was its entirety: 'As Marc Anthony said when he entered Cleopatra's tent, "I did not come to speak." Roll the film.' And still smiling, she sat down."
Stuart Galbraith IV is a Kyoto-based film historian whose work includes film history books, DVD and Blu-ray audio commentaries and special features. Visit Stuart's Cine Blogarama here.


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Tuesday, Sep 04, 2012 8:00 PM EDT
Peter Brötzmann + Jason Adasiewicz, Bill Orcutt + Chris Corsano
Tuesday, Sep 04, 2012 8:00 PM EDT
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Ars Nova Workshop celebrates the start of its Fall Season with two extremely rare duo performances. Headlining this double-header is a duo with the legendary German saxophonist Peter Brötzmann and the Chicago vibraphonist Jason Adasiewicz; the opening duo features the noise-blues guitarist Bill Orcutt and the drummer Chris Corsano.


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The Boston Celtics haven't made any fireworks so far. With hopes of obtaining All-Star forward Kevin Love barely alive, the team may be setting its sights on a less notable, but effective player through free agency. According to a report by NESN Monday, the Celtics are one of three teams expected to throw a "large offer" at Utah Jazz guard Gordon Hayward.
The Celtics are looking for more scoring from the perimeter and Hayward would fit the bill. The former Butler Bulldogs star played under current Celtics coach Brad Stevens and the two have expressed interest in a reunion. The two other teams interested in Hayward are the Phoenix Suns and Charlotte Hornets. The Jazz, however, is expected to match any offer made to Hayward unless it is too big of an offer for them to afford.
Hayward initially received interest from the Celtics during the Kevin Love sweepstakes, as the team hoped to pair both players similarity to the pairing of Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen. Last season, Hayward averaged 16.2 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game and is definitely on the upside of his career. He is expected to demand a lot of money from any team interested, which could leave the Celtics at a disadvantage since they hope to still sign guard Avery Bradley and are unlikely candidates to sign a high-price free agent.
The Suns, a team that appears to be in the running for both LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony, could be a frontrunner because of the relationship Hayward has with Suns head coach Jeff Hornacek. The Suns are also a little bit ahead of the Celtics as far as winning now. Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge also has a decision to make regarding All-Star point guard Rajon Rondo. If he can't surround Rondo with other stars, he may have to consider finally trading the captain and go into full rebuilding mode.


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Davis seeking squad depth
Rangers captain Steven Davis made an appeal to free agents as his side look for squad strength after crashing out of the Scottish Cup.
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Rangers captain Steven Davis made an appeal to free agents as his side look for squad strength after crashing out of the Scottish Cup.
Dundee United travelled to Ibrox on Sunday and were 2-0 victors as the 33-time champions slumped out of the tournament.
Top-scorer Nikica Jelavic left for Everton during the January transfer window leaving Rangers with a hole to fill in attack but manager Ally McCoist was unable to secure a new recruit before the deadline passed.
And now Davis, who is eager for the squad to be bolstered, has acknowledged the club's only chances of adding any depth will come through free agents.
"The window is closed and it's only frees that are going to be available but it would be nice to see a bit of investment in the team and try to add to what we've already got," he said.
"The problem is that we've got a lot of key players out as well and that's something that's gone against us this season."
The SPL champions are in the middle of an ongoing tax tribunal which could leave a £49million bill hovering over the club and midfielder Davis admits Rangers' situation can be frustrating.
"That's something that has been hanging over us for a long period of time now," he added.
"But it's disappointing to see players like Jelavic, a very important player, leave without really getting anybody in. That was a bit of a blow for the players."


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It was not by accident that we walked through the front arch of the Nantang (Southern Cathedral) a full two hours early for the six o'clock Christmas Eve Mass. The four of us had been living in Beijing for four months by the time the Advent Season had begun. We knew, from first-hand experience, just how exhausting and time consuming it could be to travel from our apartment in Beijing's northwest corner to one of the city's downtown Roman Catholic cathedrals. We also were well-aware of the tendency for Chinese cathedrals, of which there are relatively few in a country of perhaps 13 million Catholics, to fill up rather early. Just how early? On Christmas Eve, we quickly discovered that we had indeed entered the cathedral just in the nick of time, as there was only one pew left that had enough room for four people and an unobstructed view of the altar.
As Desi (my wife), Julie (our 13-year-old daughter), Zoli (our 11-year-old son), and I prepared for a year of living in China, we had a sense that being Catholic in a predominantly non-Christian country would present us with some serious challenges and, we hoped, some lasting joys. We had only been on the ground for about 48 hours when both of these intuitions were resoundingly confirmed. Sitting in the Northern Cathedral (Xishiku), we found ourselves overwhelmed by the prospect of following the Mass as it was celebrated in Mandarin. Although we had been studying Mandarin for three years prior to our arrival in China, language specific to the Order of the Mass had not been part of our lessons. Any discomfort we were feeling, though, evaporated the moment the opening hymn began. The cathedral's high vaults were filled with the voices of the gathered worshippers, all of who it seemed were singing joyfully and without reservation as the priest and ministers processed in and venerated the altar. From that day on, the four of us were committed to fighting through the difficulties and attending services celebrated in Mandarin, despite the availability in Beijing of English-language Masses. This was a choice we rarely regretted, as what followed was a year of experiencing our Catholic faith as it is practiced with "Chinese characteristics."
For the four of us, attending Sunday Mass in China was akin to experiencing, on a weekly basis, the elevated sense of solemnity we normally associate with special times like the Easter Season. It is almost as if there is no such thing as "ordinary time" in the Chinese Catholic calendar. There was not a single Mass we took part in where incense did not figure prominently. Incense was burned during entrance processions. Incense was burned as Gospels were proclaimed. Incense was burned when priests elevated the Sacred Host and chalice of Precious Blood after consecration.
Chinese Masses are distinctive for more than the sights and sounds of their High Holy Day rituals. "This is the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. Happy are those who are called to His supper." As soon as the celebrant and worshippers proclaim these words, absolute chaos (to our Western eyes) breaks out in the cathedral. Every single person in the congregation (including Desi, Julie, Zoli, and myself) immediately stands up and simultaneously tries to make his or her way down the aisle to receive Holy Communion. The Chinese people, 1.3 billion strong and still growing, have a collective aversion toward paidui (lining up). As we were reminded every Sunday, it doesn't matter if you are out on the street or inside a house of worship. You are crowded. You are pushed. You are cut off. Eventually, though, you make it up to the front and get to have your own private moment with the priest and the Lord Himself.
Chinese culture has, for many centuries, left an indelible mark on how Catholicism is perceived and practiced in the Middle Kingdom. One day, the four of us set out to find the tomb of Matteo Ricci, the sixteenth century Jesuit missionary who succeeded in the extraordinarily difficult task of establishing a Catholic mission in China. Ricci's approach, which was eventually prohibited by the Holy See, accommodated traditional Chinese rituals such as honoring Confucius and deceased ancestors. In recognition of his many contributions to Chinese society (Ricci was also a skilled cartographer and translator), Emperor Wanli broke with precedent and bestowed upon Ricci, even though he was a foreigner, the distinction of a Beijing burial. Today, Ricci's grave site is located in the heart of the tree-lined campus of Beijing Administrative College, where municipal civil servants study, among other subjects, the history of the Chinese Communist Party. Ricci's stele itself is a blend of Catholic and Chinese symbols, with the inscription "Iesous Hominum Salvator" ("Jesus, Savior of Man") surrounded by carved images of dragons, those ancient representations of immortality, the Emperor, and the nation itself.
Exiting from the cathedral on that Christmas Eve, the four of us were anxious to return home where we could spend a quiet night together as a family. Much to our bewilderment, such a quick passage turned out to be an impossibility. The downtown streets were embroiled in a gridlock that was overwhelming even by Beijing standards. There were young people everywhere, dressed up and celebrating a night on the town by the thousands. Christmas, we were discovering in real time, is treated by many residents of China's largest cities as a kind of cross between New Year's Eve and Valentine's Day. For close to an hour, we inched through the crowd, until finally we turned the corner and sped away, leaving behind this remarkable blending of Christian holiday, Western commercialism, and Chinese sensibilities.
* Catholic News Agency columns are opinion and do not necessarily express the perspective of the agency.