How to interpret BSOD

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  1. CarlTR6
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    Jonathan is certain proficient and a good teacher. Makes me feel good that he was asking the same questions I had.
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  3. derekimo
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    Jonathan_King said:
    Thanks guys, I think I got it now.

    Just thought it would be interesting in bumping this old thread.
    So is this solved yet?
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  4. Jonathan_King
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    Yes, I'll ask the mods to mark it as such.

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  6. ttran
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    Case solved
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