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HOUSTON – The Texans signed offensive guard Jerome Carvin and wide receiver Kearis Jackson to reserve-future contracts
The Texans previously worked out Carvin, a former Chicago Bears
New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs center-guard
308 pounds) played left guard and center for the Bears in the preseason and had a 72.0 overall Pro Football Focus analytics grade
center and right guard and played the most offensive line snaps
he allowed just three sacks in five seasons in the Southeastern Conference
He started every game his last two seasons
center and right guard before playing his final season exclusively at left guard
He originally signed with the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent last year
He was waived by the Bears in August after spending his rookie year on their practice squad
He was then signed to the Patriots practice squad
A former third-team All-Southeastern Conference selection
Jackson helped lead the Bulldogs to a national championship with a win over Alabama
196) has run the 40-yard dash in 4.55 seconds
He was signed by the Tennessee Titans as an undrafted free agent and made the 53-man roster as the primary punt returner before injuring his ankle and being placed on injured reserve
He was with the New York Giants practice squad last season
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AZ — Friends would say the only thing bigger than Carvin Jones's talent is his heart
The Valley-based musician is known for rocking the house
but recently announced he's had to step away from touring after finding out he has cancer
Friends are hoping the community will take action for Jones; there is a benefit event to help raise money
because friends say he does not have health insurance and is unable to work
"Rally around someone who has given back to our community in tangible ways — through food donations
taking care of the elderly during COVID — but also intangible ways," explained Warren Cole
you can't help but walk out of there with a smile on your face."
The Carvin Jones Cancer Benefit is happening Thursday, April 24, from 4-9 p.m. at Bone Haus Brewing in Fountain Hills, located at 14825 E Shea Blvd #101, Fountain Hills, AZ, 85268. For more information, visit their website.
For Carvin's GoFundMe page, click here
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executive director of Our Blood Institute shared details about a giveaway in which anyone who donates can be a part of
The Endless Summer $10k Vacay Giveaway is the name of the initiative
The grand prize award will grow up to $10,000
a blood donation must be made by August 18 at any OBI mobile blood drive or donor center
HOWLAND — Just because he served in the Army
Dustin Carvin does not see himself as a hero
‘Thank you for your service.’ I got paid
but it’s just uncomfortable,” Carvin said
join the military right out of high school
My primary reason for joining the Army was my new family
I wanted to build myself up and provide a stable future for them,” he said
“My brother had joined the Air Force
when (the Army) was given leftover chairs from the Air Force
I should have joined the Air Force,'” Carvin said
Following 10 weeks of basic training at Fort Jackson in Columbia
he wasn’t sure what he was getting into since he had only heard of military life from his brother
they give you a list of jobs and descriptions
I had no idea what I was actually signing up for
They pushed me toward military intelligence since not too many people qualify for it,” Carvin said
He tested high in certain aspects of the military
so his superiors pulled him out of basic training to go through security clearance
“I did the medical stuff and all the normal training but halfway through it
They were pretty sure at that point that I was going to graduate
so they started doing all the top secret stuff
I had to fill out this 300-page questionnaire
They had to do this before I left for AIT (Advanced Individual Training),” he said
He was vetted before he started his training
“It was a full-blown FBI investigation
They talked to people I hadn’t talked to in years
and I had no clue how to contact them,” Carvin said
My job training was one of the longest in the Army
They didn’t have a class starting when I got there in November
so I just had little tasks to do and guard duty for three months,” he said
Because of the top secret clearance he received during additional training
he was not allowed to bring the material home or take photos of it with his phone
“Couple of the guys in my unit got kicked out because they tried to take the documentation home to study
You had to badge in and fingerprint to get into the area where you worked,” Carvin said
His family joined him a couple of months after he arrived
“It is one of the few trainings where you can live off base if you are married
I got an apartment and probably paid too much for it
After he completed his additional training
he was sent to Fort Bragg in North Carolina
he went with an advance party to Afghanistan
“My flight departed from Fort Bragg to Maine then Germany to Uzbekistan and then Kandahar in Afghanistan,” Carvin said
Going in advance of the other soldiers assigned at his camp helped him adjust to the new locale
maybe a mile long and a couple hundred yards across
It was desert and the sand was like baby powder
It was nothing like I had ever seen before,” Carvin recalled
The first time he heard sirens going off signaling an incoming rocket attack
he had a different reaction than he did after being stationed there for some time
“I hurried up and put on all my protective gear
I didn’t even react or thought ‘if I get hit at least I’ll get to go home’,” he said
Carvin’s job in the Army is a desk job
but he decided to change that somewhat in Afghanistan
“We would do supply convoys twice a week to Kandahar
I volunteered because once I got over there
I decided that I didn’t travel 3,000 miles to sit in an office and do what I normally did
do the more infantry side of things without actually being an infantryman,” he said
noting he was the gunner on the back of the Jeep
His red hair and blue eyes were intriguing to the people of Afghanistan who have dark hair and dark eyes
I remember a man looking at me as if he would kill me if he could get away with it
I had never been looked at that way,” Carvin said
He recalled some Afghanistan people were against Americans being there while others told him that the Americans were keeping the Taliban from taking over
he could Skype with his family back in the United States
“It made being away from my family much easier because we could do that,” he said
He was in Afghanistan on the ninth anniversary of 9/11
“I was there for about a week or two and we had this big ceremony
It was one of the best speeches I have ever heard
I knew what happened on 9/11 and now we were there
It changed your view of what you were doing
I could not have been more patriotic at that moment,” Carvin said
After he completed his yearlong tour of duty in Afghanistan
Transitioning to civilian life took a little time
“I had problems driving around here,” Carvin said
noting he had been used to driving in the middle of a desert or on base
he worked seven years at the jail in Trumbull County
he became employed at TJX in North Jackson
where he was promoted to transportation supervisor
Carvin believes he grew as a person from his time in the Army
The military helped me mature by teaching me responsibility for myself and others
shaping both my professional and personal life,” Carvin said
If he had been at a different stage in his life
Carvin thinks he would have made the military a career
he stays in touch with fellow soldiers and some of his superiors
and tells them about the positive influence they had on his life
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New England carried two openings on the scout team
The two open spots on the practice squad in Foxborough have been filled
The New England Patriots officially signed tight end Jack Westover and offensive lineman Jerome Carvin on Wednesday
Westover, 25, entered the NFL with the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in May
245-pound tight end reverted to injured reserve and was waived with a settlement at the end of training camp
redshirting in 2018 and earning an All-Pac-12 honorable mention in 2023
Westover caught 87 passes for 849 yards and six touchdowns with the Huskies
His tenure also included one rushing touchdown
Carvin was waived ahead of the league’s 53-man roster deadline after being retained on a futures contract
Cornerback Isaiah Bolden’s promotion to the 53-man roster created one vacancy on the practice squad. The release of wide receiver John Jiles created another as an AFC East matchup nears
The Miami Dolphins visit on Sunday
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Cuyle (pronounced Kyle) Carvin is a 1999 Oneonta High School graduate and 2003 Hartwick College graduate
It has taken him 20 years to land his best acting role to date
He will appear in all six episodes of a new Netflix series
“Zero Day,” which stars Robert DeNiro as an ex-president
but it is a ‘whodunit’ TV series full of conspiracy theories.”
“I was only working two to four days a week over the course of six months
so I was able to spend some time with family and friends that are still in Oneonta,” Carvin said
He has also worked with some other industry megastars
Breaking into the entertainment industry was anything but easy
Carvin lived in New York City for six years after college and in Los Angeles for 10 years
“I did not grow up wanting to be an actor,” Carvin recalled
“I was planning to get a degree in elementary education and become a teacher
called me up and said he was going to Hartwick College.”
It turns out that Carvin’s mother worked at Hartwick and her son could attend tuition-free
Carvin remembers renting videos growing up
Sunrise Video was located in the shopping plaza between “The Daily Star” and the Elks Lodge
“They had a rent four and get one free special
My mom always picked one video that was family-friendly
and my dad would get three horror films and we’d watch them together.”
Carvin considers himself a “Goth” at heart
horror films and anything macabre,” he explained
“Watching those horror movies with my dad is what got me interested.”
It has taken Carvin years to realize what he likes most about the movie business
I like the actual making of movies,” he said
That’s why Carvin also operates a production company called Salem House Films
which has produced four feature films and more than 15 shorts—many of which are in the horror genre
He played football at Hartwick College until it began to interfere with rehearsals for theatre
I designed my own film production degree called Individual Student Program.”
Carvin’s thesis was based on the movie “Braveheart.” He titled it “William Wallace: Man vs
Carvin was prompted to move to New York City by the opportunities for work in modeling and commercials
he decided he hated the process and started taking acting classes
“It took me six years to get an agent,” he added
Carvin explained how essential it is to have an agent
His first big break was being cast in “Law and Order
Special Victims Unit.” He has also appeared in a film with Tom Cruise
called “American Made.” He acted opposite Renee Zellweger in a television mini-series
“The Thing About Pam.” Other acting credits include “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “Cobra Kai” and “Love Bite.”
He and his girlfriend packed everything they could fit into one vehicle
Five months after he bought the motorcycle
“Someone ran the light and ran me over in the intersection
that accident changed the trajectory of my life in such a positive way that I say that the accident was ‘the best day of my life’ for what it led me to discover.”
“I scoured the Internet for ways to make money online
I am an avid treasure hunter in the spirit of “Storage Wars” and “Pawn Stars
Online reselling gave me financial stability and freedom.”
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a move was made and the Texans were able to bring in a versatile player without having to give up anything in return
According to Aaron Wilson, the Texans signed former Chicago Bears offensive lineman and former Tennessee Volunteers standout Jerome Carvin to the practice squad
Carvin has plenty of experience at both guard positions and center
making him a valuable asset to have on the team
Given his ability to play multiple positions up-front and the fact that he only allowed just three sacks in five seasons at Tennessee and zero in the NFL, it's insane to think this guy wasn't already on a roster
Carvin had a solid summer with the Bears and played strong in the preseason allowing zero sacks or pressures on 64 pass blocking snaps at center and right guard
Carvin had a strong shot to make the Bears roster but was surprisingly left off the 53-man roster and wasn't brought back to the practice squad after cuts were made
After leaving Chicago, Carvin was signed to the New England Patriots' practice squad but was released back on October 8th
the Texans get to take full advantage of both team's mistake
After the Texans' loss to the New York Jets on Thursday Night Football last week
everyone finally got to see how glaring of a need the team's offensive line has become on a national stage.
"the interior of the line alone is responsible for over 18 sacks this season
which is more than any other team in the NFL." Clearly
Adding a player like Carvin is a great start to improving things and I'd expect to see him get elevated to the gameday roster soon
And I don't think this will be the only move the Texans make this week to sure up the offensive front
The Jaguars made a quintet of practice squad transactions on Wednesday
signing running back Myles Gaskin and offensive linemen Jerome Carvin and Dieter Eiselen to the unit and releasing punter Matt Haack and long snapper Tucker Addington
Jacksonville had a practice squad opening created Tuesday when the Carolina Panthers signed running back and wide receiver Velus Jones Jr
away from the unit and onto their active roster
The Jaguars practice squad now stands at 17 players
Gaskin has logged 364 rushing attempts for 1,354 yards and seven touchdowns
and 102 receptions for 712 yards and six touchdowns
Carvin and Eiselen each joined Jacksonville's practice squad in November but were released in recent weeks as the Jaguars made injury-related additions to the unit
Neither was promoted to the team's active roster for a game during their previous stints
Eiselen has made 24 appearances in his five-season NFL career; Carvin has not yet appeared in a game
Haack and Addington's releases indicate Jacksonville is pleased with the progress of starting punter Logan Cooke (left knee) and long snapper Ross Matiscik (hamstring) in their recovery from lower-body injuries
Jacksonville added Haack and Addington for insurance last week, but Cooke and Matiscik were able to play against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday
PAYOUTS of up to $8,500 are available to Americans hit by Carvin Software's data breach
you'll need to act soon to lodge a claim
as there's a time limit on the suggested payout - part of a $825,000 compensation package
A settlement has now been reached in a lawsuit that was filed in the United States District Court for the District of Arizona against Carvin Wilson Software
The compensation is for a data breach and lost time due to a cyber-attack last year
The breach occurred between February 22, 2023, and March 9, 2023, and affected 356,871 people, according to Maine's attorney-general
The attorney general described it as an "external system breach (hacking)."
The company was accused of "failing to secure and safeguard names, social security numbers and financial account information from unauthorized access and disclosure," the lawsuit claimed.
"According to Carvin Software, the personal Iinformation exfiltrated by cybercriminals includes names, social security numbers and financial account information of 356,871 individuals."
The plaintiffs told the court that they had remained unaware of the breach "for weeks."
"The [personal information] compromised in the data breach included highly sensitive data that represents a gold mine for data thieves."
The plaintiffs claimed that criminals "armed with personal details" could "commit a variety of crimes
such as opening bank accounts in their name
The lawsuit also alleged that cybercrooks could "file fraudulent tax returns" using their details
they might obtain driver’s licenses in their names "but with another person’s photograph
and give false information to police during an arrest."
"Plaintiffs and class members have suffered and are at..
losses in the form of harm from identity theft and other fraudulent misuse of their [personal details]," the court documents alleged
But the firm has rejected all of the accusations
It said it also denied any alleged "wrongdoing and denies the claims and allegations asserted in the lawsuit."
The data breach occurred between February 22, 2023, and March 9, 2023, said Carvin Software
as well as identity theft and credit monitoring services
Claimants can receive compensation for lost time paid at a rate of $20 per hour for four hours for a maximum lost time payment of $80
Class members who experienced documented losses related to the data breach can claim up to $8,500 in additional reimbursement for these damages
The final approval hearing for the proposed settlement takes place on September 25
District Court for the District of Arizona
"Carvin further maintains that it has good and meritorious defenses to [the] plaintiffs’ claims and would prevail if the case were to proceed," it added
"The court has not ruled on whether Carvin did anything wrong."
Carvin said both sides had agreed to settle the lawsuit "to avoid the risks
and uncertainty of continued litigation."
The 34-page-long settlement document said the compensation agreement had been reached following "extensive arm’s length settlement negotiation."
It is offering a cash payment and/or identity theft and credit monitoring services
"Settlement class members may submit a claim
up to and not to exceed $8,500," it added
The compensation is to help cover out-of-pocket expenses for costs associated with credit monitoring or identity theft protection
Claims must be lodged by August 30
Class action lawsuits offer groups of people
or 'classes,' a way to band together in court
These suits are often brought by one or a few people who allege a company or other entity has wronged a large group of people
it extends to all "class members," or people who may have similar complaints to those who filed the suit
Companies often settle class actions - offering payment to class members who typically waive their right to pursue further legal action by accepting money
These payout agreements frequently include statements by the defendant denying wrongdoing
Companies tend to settle class actions to avoid the costs of further litigation
or false advertising are a few examples of what can land a class action on a company's doorstep
those submitting claims for compensation must "submit documentation identifying the date and amount of the costs or losses."
Those failing to lodge their claim in time
"shall be forever barredfrom receiving any payments," the settlement warned
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But planners for the 2024 games in Paris are faced with three factors that together create a threat landscape unprecedented in Olympic history: a unique but challenging venue
an unusually complex international environment and evolving challenges driven by technology
the Olympic organizers have decided to make Paris itself the venue for many events
Unlike prior games with their purpose-built or repurposed stadiums
these cultural landmarks are designed to be accessible to tourists and Parisians alike
each of these sites represents a litany of vulnerabilities
while measures to disrupt violent extremist attacks are the most visible aspect of security at these games
global events are forcing organizers to take a full-spectrum assessment of activities that may target the various events
the Olympics provide an opportunity for security companies to test their latest products
While there is a clear need to protect the Olympics
it would be a terrible legacy if security measures put in place for Paris 2024 were to result in an ongoing privacy nightmare
A true Olympic feat will be for democratic host countries to find ways to balance the need for a secure event with the rights and privacy of all participants and spectators
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where he led the lab’s research and reporting efforts
Carvin is an award-winning journalist who has pioneered new forms of online collaboration for more than twenty years
Carvin was senior strategist at the National Public Radio (NPR)
where he founded the company’s social media desk and developed new reporting techniques to improve the quality and diversity of NPR’s journalism
he became known as “the man who tweets revolutions” due to his innovative coverage of the Arab Spring using social media
Carvin received a 2011 Knight-Batten Award for journalism innovation and the 2012 Shorty Award for best journalist on Twitter
He was also a semifinalist for the 2011 TIME 100
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Carvin released the book Distant Witness: Social Media
the Arab Spring and a Journalism Revolution
His work has been recognized at the Smithsonian Museum of American History
which displayed the iPhone he used to cover the Arab Spring as part of its permanent exhibit on the history of American innovation.
Carvin became founder and editor-in-chief of reported.ly
a social news initiative at First Look Media
Using social media and digital forensic tools
reported.ly covered breaking news stories around the world
with a particular emphasis on human rights and social justice
The project received the 2015 Online Journalism Award for its groundbreaking use of social media to cover the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack in Paris
he served as Asper visiting professor at the University of British Columbia’s graduate school of journalism.
Carvin graduated from Northwestern University with a BS in rhetoric and an MA in telecommunications policy
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The Chicago Bears defeated the Buffalo Bills
in their second preseason game on Saturday
It featured the debut of rookie quarterback Caleb Williams
as well as some other standout performers that made strong statements
Pro Football Focus has handed out player grades for those who took a snap in Chicago’s win against Buffalo
and we broke them down by offense and defense
analyzing the three highest- and lowest-graded players on each side
There were a few surprises — and then some not surprises — in terms of the highest- and lowest-graded players
where he earned strong grades in run blocking (91.9) and pass blocking (77.0)
Wheeler accounted for two of Chicago's four touchdowns
adding five carries for 43 yards (8.6 yards per carry)
Jenkins saw 20 snaps at left guard with the starting offense
where he was graded well in both run blocking (85.8) and pass blocking (82.1)
Bottom 3 offenseRT Darnell Wright - 45.0C Jerome Carvin - 47.0TE Gerald Everett/RB Khalil Herbert - 47.5Wright was the lowest-graded offensive player
where he earned underwhelming marks in pass blocking (60.2) and run blocking (51.9) in his 20 snaps at right tackle
Carvin stepped in with the reserves at center for 36 snaps
where he excelled in pass protection (73.3) but struggled in run blocking (59.3)
Everett didn't have any receptions or targets in the game
earning a 51.8 passing grade and 50.6 in run blocking
Top 3 defenseLB Micah Baskerville - 97.0LB Amen Ogbongbemiga - 89.1S Quindell Johnson - 86.6Baskerville earned a sensational 97.0 grade
He totaled two tackles and returned an interception for a touchdown that put the game out of reach
Ogbongbemiga led both teams with eight total tackles
That included strong marks in coverage (79.0) and pass rush (76.9)
earning impressive marks across the board in tackling (80.6)
He was marked down in coverage (31.1) but excelled in tackling (79.4)
Coleman struggled in coverage (38.1) but earned a strong tackling grade (74.8)
who totaled one tackle and one pass breakup
earned solid marks in pass rush (69.8) and run blocking (63.4)
completing 4-of-7 passes for 95 yards and a 101.8 passer rating
totaling 2.5 sacks and three QB hits on the afternoon
Hardy had an identical performance and statline as Booker
sacking the quarterback 2.5 times with three QB hits
where he six carries for 34 yards and a touchdown
Carvin faced a huge challenge as 2013 unfolded with one starter after another going down with injury
only center Mike Marboe and guard/tackle Nick Von Rotz made it through the season unscathed
it was the quick adaptations the young players called upon made to fill the void
true freshman Steve Matlock and redshirt freshman Mason Woods
Carvin reunited with Paul Petrino when Petrino tabbed him as his offensive line coach upon taking the head job at Idaho
“Coach Carvin was with me at Illinois,” said Petrino
who was the offensive coordinator at Illinois in 2010-11
“He’s a young coach who reminds me a lot of myself when I coach here; a lot of the other young coaches that we had here.”
Petrino said Carvin’s energy and commitment made him a logical candidate for the job
“He loves to sit in the meeting room with you until all hours of the night just learning football.”
Carvin has worked his way up the ranks of college football
His coaching career started at Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnic Institute where he was a defensive intern for two seasons (outside linebackers in 2005 and defensive ends in 2006)
he went to Lafayette College where he coached defensive backs in 2007 and 2008
he moved to linebackers and worked with the punt return team
the Leopards were the top-ranked FCS defense in 2007 and the secondary led the Patriot League in 2007 and 2008
He made the move to offense when he made the move to Illinois
As an assistant to offensive line coach Joe Gilbert
Carvin helped guide a line that paved the way for school records in total points and points per game as well as Mikel Leshoure’s school-record 1,697 yards rushing in 2010
the Illini were the Big Ten rushing leader and finished 11th nationally in rushing
tackle Jeff Allen was a second-round NFL draft choice
Carvin is a 2004 graduate of the University of Albany (New York)
where he was a two-year starter at outside linebacker during Albany’s back-to-back (2002
2003) Northeast Conference championship seasons
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They have a reputation as being the player’s guitar builder, and although in the 80’s they produced some pointy DayGlo abominations for Aqua Net addicts, a perusal of their picture gallery on Facebook will show that they have classed it up quite a bit
and some elegant new models to use as a basis for your custom axe
Did I mention that everything is factory direct
so they’re ridiculously reasonably priced
I convinced them to send me one of their new TL70s to try out for a week
These new tele-style 7 strings caught my eye by being not a superstrat 7
the one they sent me had to be the bright green one
It also kept me from being seduced by the aforementioned outward appointments
and instead was able to focus on the playability
The guitar felt great from the moment I picked it up
I spent so much of the time formulating in my head what mine would look like if I ordered one that I had to put it back in the case so I could get any damn work done
I think the particular guitar I played was a great example of the Carvin ideal
their model design with your personality splattered all over it
This keeps things from getting too out of control
built-from-scratch atrocities I’ve seen that have too much wishful thinking in their design and no restraint
but if there were no bright green personalities in the world
then it wouldn’t be a fun place to live
I've been feeding your sick instrument fetishism and trying unsuccessfully to hide my own since 2013
I studied music on both coasts (Berklee and SSU) and now I'm just trying to put my degree to some use
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The state Supreme Court overturned a lower court’s decision to grant a new trial for a Houma man serving over 49 years in prison for kidnapping and armed robbery.
is serving 49.5 years after a Terrebonne Parish district court billed him as a habitual offender.
He was convicted in 2013 in connection with a robbery and kidnapping that occurred during the early morning hours of Dec
Prosecutors said Carvin hid in the backseat of a woman’s Honda Civic
After the victim finished a phone conversation while driving
put a gun to her head and forced her to withdraw money from several banks as she drove home from work.
Carvin filed a post-conviction relief application with the district court on Dec
He argued his trial attorney denied him the right to testify
which is a constitutional right.
the district court judge vacated Carvin’s sentences and set the case for a new trial
After an appeals court denied the prosecutors' request to overturn the district judge's ruling on Nov
the state filed an application with the Supreme Court
Prosecutors argued that Carvin never expressed his desire to testify in court.
the court applied the incorrect standard in finding that Carvin was prevented from testifying by his attorney’s actions,” Assistant District Attorney Ellen Doskey wrote in court papers
there is no indication in the record that Carvin ever expressed his desire to testify to the court
Nor is there any allegation that the court prevented or in any way prohibited Carvin from testifying
Carvin is presumed to have waived his right to testify and has the burden of producing direct evidence and specific facts supported by the record showing that he was deprived of his right to testify after clearly stating his desire to do so.”
the Supreme Court agreed with the prosecution and said the defendant failed to prove that his trial attorney told him that he was legally forbidden to testify.
the district court’s factual determination that defendant acquiesced stands as an obstacle to affording relief,” the court said
the district court erred in granting the application for post-conviction relief and in ordering a new trial. We remand to the district court to consider the applicant’s remaining claims of ineffective assistance
upon which the district court has not yet ruled.”
Chief Justice John Weimer and Justice William Crain recused themselves from the case
Justice Piper Griffin denied the state's application.
Carver is currently incarcerated in the David Wade Correctional Center in Homer.
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All guitar amplifiers are out of stock as of Friday the 13th
and lots of supervisor bullying that cause high turn over rate
lots of people come and go and quality suffered
Great Company but really really bad management beginning with the owner and CEO
Now I know why the guitar department split off as Kiesell guitars and becoming very successful
It was a great sounding pro audio amps and tube amps
just a very crappy bullying management added with a 1970’s mom and pop little shop mentality ,the root of very unreliable equipment for the consumer…shame,shame…
I think you would have to find an old Carvin dealer and ask if they can find you one
Do you have the address of a carvin dealer
The legacy 3 pcb reverb was from some suplier
I don’t, but I’d suggest you go to here and ask https://carvinaudio.com/
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The Precision Bass has been getting a bunch more attention this decade than in several before
Most builders focused their attention on their take of the Jazz Bass until recently
as they noticed more and more attention returning to the Precision
everyone is taking a swipe at that elder design
This is Carvin’s 5-string version of a P-bass
but it’s different enough to be its own thing
It sports a single-piece maple neck with a rosewood board
bolted up to an alder body with a figured maple cap
Dressed up in a nice blue burst finish and sporting big bluish abalone inlays
the electronics are super simple and passive; volume and tone with a traditional split pickup set 1/8” closer to the bridge than the usual late ’50s position
The cavity has a lovely foil shielding job on it
but the pickguard that seals the top has almost nothing on it
I believe that if you are going to do shielding
A partial shielding job can be worse than none at all
I also take issue with the exposed floating ground wire
The ground wire from tone knob to volume knob is a single thick exposed metal that is not anchored anywhere but the pot cases
It’s long enough to bang into the hot leads of the pots
there is a random ground wire soldered right in the middle of this
While this layout may work fine for many shows
I’d be concerned about the possibility of these wires making contact and grounding out
boutique-looking thing with lots of adjustment control
It can be strung through the body or as a top loader
The 20:1 tuning keys are made by Carvin and seem fine
Carvin has always made good instruments and the construction here is fine
It sounds like a P-bass (with an extra string); that’s good
given that the truss rod access is by the nut
rather than at the body (where you have to remove the neck to access it)
but after tweaking the pickup height a bit
it’s built better than most things in its price range; worth a look
Everything you could want from a P-bass and more
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the daughter of John and Frances (Beams) Mattice
Melissa graduated from Oneonta High School
and SUNY Delhi in 1989 with a degree in nursing. She worked on the maternity ward for 26 years at A.O
she became a Women’s Health triage nurse at Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown
She was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church in Oneonta
Melissa was a people person. She loved spending time with her family and had a special relationship with her nieces and nephews. She was a collector of snowmen and adored all things Disney
Christopher Ryan Carvin (Madeleigh Place); her siblings
Jr.; sister-in-law Connie Mattice; nieces and nephews Carol Anne Pierce (DJ Wooden)
Joyce Stone (Louie); mother-in-law Nadine Stenson; brother-in-law Cuyle Carvin; aunts and uncles Martin Northrup (Fran)
She was predeceased by her parents; brother David Mattice
to the start of the memorial service at 6 p.m
December 28 at the First United Presbyterian Church
Delaware & Schoharie Nurses Honor Guard
Interment at Oneonta Plains Cemetery will be at a later date
Please consider donations in loving memory of Melissa to: Ronald McDonald House, www.rmdh.org; Toys for Tots, www.toysfortots.org; or the Oneonta Dollars for Scholars, www.oneonta.dollarsforscholars.org
Expressions of sympathy may be sent to www.lhpfuneralhome.com, the website of Oneonta’s only family-owned funeral home, Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono at 51 Dietz Street.
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Chad Carvin won a silver medal at the 2000 Olympics
but when it comes to his legacy as a competitive swimmer
he believes he’s best known for the Olympics that never happened for him
who sharpened his swimming chops in the waters off the Pacific Coast in the Los Angeles area
was world-ranked in several events and had set several American records
team competing in Atlanta – and then the unthinkable happened
his heart was attacked by a virus – sapping him of his energy and stamina
leaving his dizzy and short of breath leading up to the meet
but I didn’t know what it was or how severe it was,” said Carvin
who competed in his first Trials four years earlier as an 18-year-old
“Tests showed I had a severe virus in my heart
and that basically took me out of contention
“I couldn’t train for months leading up to Trials
and I wasn’t cleared to compete either
Carvin said he spent the following year after those Olympic Trials evaluating his future
trying new things and activities and ultimately finding his way back to swimming
He took up cycling as a way to stay in shape after fully recovering from the virus and as a way to maintain his natural desire and inclination to compete
He needed some distance from the sport he picked up as a 5-year-old
and contemplated whether or not he still had the desire to compete in the water
After deep reflection and success on land in cycling
he realized his fire for swimming was still burning strong – and he still had something to prove to himself as well as the world
“It was crushing to me when I didn’t get to compete in those Trials
but rather than allow that disappointment to define me
I decided to use it as motivation,” he said
I was back in the pool focused on doing what I needed to do to be ready for 2000.”
Securing a sponsorship so he could continue training at the necessary level to be competitive was key for Carvin
It was the beginning of the time when top swimmers were gaining more notoriety and companies saw opportunities to come on board to back them financially
Carvin also began swimming in the growing open water arena – returning to his childhood beach roots in Southern California
he said he felt very prepared to complete the mission that was denied him four years earlier
Carvin had accomplished what he had set out to do by making the U.S
team headed for Sydney in two events – the 400 freestyle and as a member of the 800 freestyle relay
Suffice it to say – it was a dream come true even if it was four years later than he had originally expected
“I was training faster than ever before the Olympic Trials
and that translated to a great meet,” said Carvin
who won the 5K Open Water National Championship and competed in the RCP Tiburon Mile
and because of all I went through in getting there
“My perspective was definitely different
and I appreciated it all so much more because of what I went through.”
Carvin went on to compete for another four years
vying for a shot at the 2004 Olympic team but came up short of making the team
He competed through the summer and earned a spot on the FINA Short Course World Championship team at the end of the season
and chose to make that his retirement meet
he secured a position with Smith Barney working toward becoming a stock broker
but he knew pretty quickly he wasn’t meant to sit in an office and wear a shirt and tie all day
he was back on the beach as an ocean lifeguard
protecting the beach where he swam and played as a child
he’s still there – having worked his way up through the ranks – and he can’t imagine being anywhere or doing anything else
“The beach in Southern California is obviously one of the biggest tourist draws
and being able to be here on alert to save lives is a great honor for me,” said Carvin
who worked as a lifeguard the summer he was 16 before going full-bore into training for the Olympics
“I was miserable working in an office; I needed a more active job
My brother was an ocean lifeguard and always loved it
And when he thinks back upon his lengthy career in competitive swimming
Carvin said he has many fond memories intertwined with the disappointment of 1996
he knows his career progressed as it was supposed to
and making the most of the opportunities that he did have made all of the struggle worth it
“I know I will always be remembered in the swimming world for what happened in 1996
but I hope people will remember that I persevered and didn’t allow that experience to keep me from going for what I wanted,” said Carvin
who attended the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles as a 10-year-old and realized then that he wanted to one day be an Olympian
“Swimming taught me that everything is a process
and setting and achieving goals is important whether you’re swimming or doing your job
The satisfaction is in the process of knowing what you want and not letting life interrupt your motivation to achieve it
I hope everyone sees me as someone who achieved that because I know I do.”
— The dates are crystallized for LeMark Carvin
as he did most mornings: operating a crane
He drove it from one job site to another but stopped and got out to retract the stabilizers so he could move to another
and his mind told him he stepped in a pothole
But when he got back to his feet and looked back
His legs started to tingle with a pins-and-needles feeling
and a few colleagues on the job site saw him struggling and rushed to his aid
sliding their shoulders under his armpits to help hold him up
he had lost all feeling in his legs and was paralyzed
Carvin suffered a spinal stroke at the T10 level of the lower part of his spine
It’s a rare condition with blood blocked from flowing through the spine
doctors still have no clear explanation for why it happened
Carvin had no signs of hypertension; doctors couldn’t find a blood clot that’s often a culprit
The family lived in a two-story home in Memphis
Doctors explained that until the family found new accommodations
Carvin would have to reside in an outpatient rehabilitation facility
When doctors left the hospital room after delivering the bad news
4-year-old Jerome Carvin approached his father’s bed
There’s at least one more date that will never leave LeMark’s mind, Jan. 9, 2018: the day Jerome moved out of their apartment and into his dorm at Tennessee as an early enrolling freshman
they moved him into his dorm and said goodbye
but that goodbye held a special significance as LeMark glanced into the rearview mirror and saw his son waving as he drove away
“That was a long ride to Memphis for me,” he said
LeMark had shared an apartment with Jerome
Jerome became a star for Cordova High School and a four-star prospect who committed and signed with Tennessee on the first day of the early signing period in 2017
LeMark felt a mixture of pride and sadness
Jerome never got his father up those stairs in the family home all those years ago
but he channeled that same spirit after moving into an apartment with his dad following his parents’ divorce
It took almost five years for LeMark to rehabilitate his body
stimulating the nerves in his legs so he could relearn to walk and regain enough strength to reliably use a walker part time
he heard his son’s voice in his head when he was most discouraged
“How can I give up when that little man was giving me courage to fight on?” LeMark said
but as an avid hunter and fisherman who also loved working in his yard at home to stay active
He eventually resumed work as a dispatcher with a crane and shipping company as he continued to rebuild his strength
“I was so young and so scared,” Jerome said of his dad’s injury
but seeing a smile on his face even though he was down
LeMark made sure to start work early so he could get off early enough to get in his hand-operated truck and make it to his son’s games
an older Jerome provided the necessary physical support that he wasn’t able to when he was barely a kindergartener
He helped his dad get into his wheelchair and pushed him when he was needed
He helped his dad get his socks on and finished getting dressed for the day
“There’s a special place in my heart for the relationship we have,” LeMark said
Jerome always had an advanced sense of maturity and responsibility
he accompanied his parents on a trip to Walmart but straggled behind when a toy caught his eye and drew him into an aisle as his parents kept walking
he found an employee to ask if he could help: Jerome explained that his mother was lost somewhere in the store and needed to be found
but the family moved for a few years to Louisiana
LeMark taught Jerome things he learned as a high school football player decades earlier
Jerome taught his dad things he learned about the world of sports
he wants to find a job somewhere in sports administration
I didn’t really understand the behind the scenes of athletics
and how do fans fill the stadium and how do you market a game?”
Jerome disappeared into his room to do schoolwork or play video games — until his head peeked around the corner into the living room or cracked the door in his dad’s room
You need anything?” he asked multiple times a night
he did something simple like grabbing a drink or a snack from the kitchen
an easy task for him that could be draining after a long day for his dad
So that day? Jan. 9, 2018? LeMark will never forget it, but it has been the start of something special for his son. He was only 17 when he enrolled early at Tennessee. He didn’t turn 18 until the week of his first Florida game
“I didn’t know anything at all,” Jerome said
starting 33 at all three spots in the interior of Tennessee’s offensive line
he’ll play in more games than any player in Tennessee history
thanks to the additional year of eligibility the NCAA granted athletes because of COVID-19’s impact on college sports
he suffered through two losing seasons in his first three years
capped by Jeremy Pruitt’s firing after the 2020 season
Around two dozen Vols left the program in the wake of that firing and the subsequent NCAA investigation
I can accomplish everything I want to do here.’ And I fell in love with this place
especially after building a bond with the guys,” he said
He stayed and stepped into a role as one of the leaders and full-time starters for the first time as the Vols exceeded expectations a year ago
after averaging fewer than six wins in his first four seasons on Rocky Top
After a career and life full of ups and downs on and off the field
he’s enrolled in a light class schedule as a fifth-year senior
11 Tennessee on a trajectory for its best season since 2016
In Tennessee’s win over Pitt earlier this month — the program’s first nonconference road win over an AP Top-20 opponent since 2003 — Jerome gave up no sacks or hurries in his 79 snaps
And he has his own date he’ll never forget
Jerome took a break from spring football after she was born and now balances his responsibilities in Knoxville with those back in Memphis
“Knowing you have somebody depending on you
Jerome and LeMark Carvin both know that well
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