Kernel Panic plus a Red Light from Audio jack

First off, I'm gettin a Kernel panic EVERY SINGLE time I boot into Macintosh. This is not good. I can't access my Mac partition at all, and now I'm stuck with using Windows.
Secondly, there's this red light that's coming out of my Audio jack. I've done some research and I've already inserted a toothpick and tried to toggle a 'switch' or something, but the red light hasn't gone away. I'm still without any sound.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

1.
Alright, here's a snapshot of the Kernel Panic message:
http://i.imgur.com/d8jqMYu.jpg?1
2.
And man, I've already tried inserting my headphone jack in and out rapidly, but the red light is still there. Is there any other way?

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