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Johnny Cash - The Mercy Seat
Mercy Seat by Johnny Cash
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Lakewood, Ohio » FitzGerald talked to FBI about Winterhurst deal
Plain Dealer reporter Henry Gomez today said that Lakewood Mayor Edward O. FitzGerald confirmed that he is Public Official 14 (Po14) who is referenced in the Jimmy Dimora indictment.
Gomez said the mayor indicated he has discussed the Winterhurst matter with the FBI, and that his contact with Dimora was nothing more than a courtesy call. FitzGerald has not been accused of any wrongdoing related to the county corruption case.
The city leases Winterhurst to Ice Land USA, which is owned by William Neiheiser, who was indicted today along with Dimora.
From the Dimora indictment (see the .PDF):
306. It was the object of the conspiracy that DIMORA solicited and accepted things of value, including free and discounted home improvements, materials and financial assistance, from NEIHEISER and Reliance Mechanical, in return for DIMORA using his County position to benefit NEIHEISER, Reliance Mechanical and Winterhurst, both as requested and as future opportunities arose.
On or about March 6, 2008 at approximately 8:15 p.m., DIMORA spoke to P014, who said, “I heard you were lookin’ for me.” DIMORA replied, “Yeah. I was sittin’ here with a friend of mine who’s been tryin’ to get ahold of you and talk to you about your ice rink. He wants to make a proposal to you uh that he thinks will be advantageous to the City and to you if uh you wanted to talk to him and I mean the guy’s…. ” P014 asked if it was NEIHEISER. DIMORA confirmed it was. P014 said that he has been unable to return NEIHEISER’s call because P014 had been in union negotiations. P014 told DIMORA that P014 would “be more than happy to talk to the guy.” DIMORA said, “Okay. Oh, do you want me to tell … I’m sittin’ next to him here but he can’t hear me. Do you want me to tell him like you’ll call him next week or….” P014 told DIMORA to have NEIHEISER call him at 9:30 the following morning and P014 will “make time … I’ll make time … I’ll make time to talk to him.” DIMORA told P014, “If there’s anything we can do, uh, let us know, you know, uh, any help we can provide.” (pg. 95)
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ScareHouse - Meet the Ghost Hunters - Steve Gonsalves, Dave Tango, & Kris Williams - at Pittsburgh's Ultimate Halloween Haunt
Meet the Ghost Hunters
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Every week, millions of viewers watch the TAPS team investigate hauntings on the countRy's top-rated paranormal TV show.
This October you can meet Steve Gonsalves, Dave Tango, Kris Williams, Amy Bruni, and Dustin Pari right here in Pittsburgh!
They’ll be meeting fans, signing autographs, and posing for photos during our VIP events on Saturday, October 2nd.
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: Can anyone point me to a solid reference (unless you know for fact yourself) explaining the story-line behind, 'Jacob's Ladder'?
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: Can anyone point me to a solid reference (unless you know for fact yourself) explaining the story-line behind, 'Jacob's Ladder'?
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Early ._:kltr:_. | 1999 | Believe it or not, misinterpreted chorus aside, it's a love song.
This was created solely on my Kurzweil K2VxS.
Multiple layers of strings in 8th notes.
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Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Hubble see’s first “sunset” on a distant planet
Not much pick up this week for what is, all in all, rather an interesting astronomy story. An international team using the Hubble Space Telescope examined a distant star around which a big planet already has been known to lie in an eclipsing orbit. It goes right across the star’s face. With exquisite care the astronomers were able to isolate the backlit spectrum of the planet’s atmosphere. If you were close enough to see it, it would be a hazy red outline of the planet where star light skims on past — exactly what makes a sunset’s atmospheric colors on Earth (or, for that matter, a sunrise.)
Robert S. Boyd at McClatchey’s Washington Bureau has it, and properly says that Hubble caught “what looks like a sunset.” The spectrum includes hints of iron, silicate, and aluminum oxide. The hed itself flatly calls it a sunset.
It also came out from Space.com’s Dave Mosher and also with the sunset angle.
Okay, just raising a hand with a skeptical question here (and if I get a reply from a planet-hunter with an answer I’ll let you know), but is that really a sunset? Intuition suggests that this planet, very close to its star, might be in tidal lock. If so it holds one face to the star the way the Moon keeps one side toward Earth. If a sun just sits there from its planet’s vantage, said sun neither sets nor rises. Hmmm. Just wondering.
UPDATE: Über-exoplanet-finder Geoff Marcy reports back that, indeed, such planets including this one are in tidal lock. Thus, it is correct, if a tad pedantic, that they have no sunset or sunrises.
Grist for the Mill: NASA-ESA-Hubble Press Release says sunset, too. An angle in the release worth a note: as the planet transited, variations in the star’s overall brightness hint that it crossed over some big sunspots.
Pic: artist’s impression, hi res
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