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Rippy Cadillac Discussion, 2000 Deville seat heaters in Authorized Cadillac Vendors; It's summer and won't even need seat heaters until its cold again, but I've noticed I can't seem to find ...
2000 Deville seat heaters
It's summer and won't even need seat heaters until its cold again, but I've noticed I can't seem to find any direct fit for my 2000 DTS. Just curious if its possible to get the drivers front seat heaters. I also need a drivers side knee bolster with night vision in wheat color, and a drivers door lock knob.
I can live without any of these, but if I can get the parts, I'd prefer to fix them.
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Re: 2000 Deville seat heaters
There is a TSB for the seat heaters ... they are still available from GM
you can download the TSB here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_pv...it?usp=sharing
you will need to isolate which specific heat element on the seat is the one that you need
i think they are wired in series so if one burns out the others will also fail
a visual inspection should easily tell which one has gone bad
the knee bolster
$318.73 - list price
$239.05 - your price
I don't stock it but GM has a some in one of the Michigan warehouses
it will probably take a week to get it to you once you order it
the driver's lock knob
$12.88 - list price
$8.05 - your price
I will probably also have to order this from GM
let me know if you have any questions
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Across the street (Rte. 133) from the Redrock area is a remarkably secluded bouldering area with a wide variety of terrain, comprising a wide range of difficulties, beautifully shaded by dying hemlocks.
Getting There
Exit 14 off Route 128. If coming northbound, take a left off the exit ramp and go under the overpass. Park as for Redrock but then load up your pads and head uphill along the road getting weird looks from passing motorists. A few hundred yards from the parking area, cross the street and head into the woods via a faint but visible trail. Take your inventory of the area and start rock climbing.
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Spacious Condo with Spectacular Ocean Views in Puerto Rico
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
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This is a beautiful, relaxing place… the unit that you've been looking for! Quiet and serene, with gorgeous sunrises & crystal clear waters. Villas del Faro, in Maunabo, Puerto Rico is located just one hour from Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in Isla Verde. Maunabo is an old fashioned town on the south east side of the island facing the Caribbean Sea.
The rental unit is in a gated, private & secure location. You will enjoy continuous gentle breezes in this spacious (1209 sq ft) unit with 3 bedrooms, 2 balconies, 2 baths & 2 private parking spots. New construction, decorated and furnished for your comfort.
The development is across the street from a mile long beach & within a 5 minute drive from other beaches. You will swim in clear Caribbean water & enjoy water activities.
All bedrooms, as well as the living area, have views of the ocean & of a 1892 Spanish lighthouse. Master has a balcony. The community has 2 pools, jacuzzi, tennis court & a half basketball court. Cable TV & WIFI.
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This unit is excellent for a family, a couple or group of adults who want to "get away from it all".
The condo unit is very spacious. It comfortably sleeps six with a queen bed in one bedroom, a full bed & a futon in the second bedroom & two twin beds in the third bedroom. All three bedrooms have ocean views, plus the master has balcony overlooking the ocean. Only the masterbedroom is air conditioned.
The dining / family area has a TV with US cable channels, DVD player, radio, books. In addition, there is internet with wireless access. There is ocean view from family area & a second balcony.
The full kitchen includes refrigerator/freezer, microwave, oven with 4 ring stove, toaster and coffee maker. In addition, the kitchen is fully stocked with spices, cutlery and china. Iron & board are included.
There are two bathrooms, one in the master suite & a second in the hallway. The master bath has toilet, bidet, tub/shower, and jacuzzi in tub. The second bathroom has a toilet & tub/shower. Hair dryer is included.
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The complex where the apartment is located offers several opportunities for entertainment. In addition to the two pools, there is a tennis court and a half basketball court, plus a playground and a kiddie pool for the younger ones. Also, there is a mile long beach, right across the street from the complex
The beaches in Maunabo are among the most pristine in the Island. In addition to the Punta Tuna beach, closest to the complex, there are two more excellent beaches in Maunabo, great for sunbathing, swimming, beachcoming, pier fishing and snorkeling. Within a 20 minute drive, going either north or south, there are several other beaches, plus opportunities for deepsea fishing, sailing, scuba diving and windsurfing. The area around Maunabo is excellent for ecotourism, scenic drives, hiking, biking and birdwatching.
No visit to Puerto Rico is complete without a tour of Old San Juan, a walled Spanish city dating to the 1500's and still a vibrant living and working space, or to El Yunque Rainforest, the only forest of its kind within the US Park Service system. Both are within an hour's drive from the unit.
There are several restaurants in Maunabo, most serving good, fresh, simple fare. Further afield are numerous restaurants which are weekend destinations for the San Juan crowd. There is a binder in the apartment with information about places to eat.
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Adventures in Fakery, Little TV Shows That Done Hit the Big Time, The Casting Conch, We Call Do-OverRe-Casting the '80s For the Big Screen
Fox is getting together a team. Specifically, they're getting together The A-Team. The studio hopes to launch a movie franchise based on the '80s TV action series. So far, Ridley and Tony Scott are set to produce and Joe Carnahan of Smokin' Aces will direct what he promises to be a "real and accessible" movie that's not overly cheesy. Although... a little cheese would be okay, right? Right. Other '80s shows have made the jump to the big screen, like Miami Vice, even though it bore little resemblance to the original. A movie version of The Greatest American Hero also appears to be in the works. (My Will Ferrell-dar pings every time I read something about that project.) So I got to wondering: What other shows from the decade of parachute pants, frosty blue eyeshadow and popped collars could be turned into movies? Who would star in them? Who would direct? Here are just a few possibilities.


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this is a picture of me and the kids before the Hope watermelon festival tractor show in Hope, AR.
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Brannon: You did a great job on each of the tractors. Probably and unfair question but , if you could keep only one tractor which would it be. They all look very good. Dan
Great looking tractors, the kids look almost as happy as you do, even the wife looks tolerant. I've been wanting to make it to the Hope Watermelon Festival for several years, and figured I would be able to once I retired. I have a problem sitting long enough to drive long distances, so I guess it's still on hold.
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On this week's Vergecast, the crew lamented over the lack of a great Google Talk solution on iOS. I would counter with IMO.
IMO is a multi-platform multi-chat-protocol service that is usable in any browser, as well as on iPhone - it even has a proper iPad app. While it has many other features, I honestly don't use it for anything besides Google Talk, but even so, I love it. I actually prefer it to the native Android solution as well, both because of the interface, and because it reliably keeps all my chats in-sync between Windows, OSX, iOS, and Android.
While I still lament the lack of a single platform agnostic messaging solution that works together with SMS ala iMessage, IMO fills a large part of that gap for me until that inevitably becomes a reality, since most of the people I communicate with daily are active Google Talk users. All I ask from a Google Talk client is that it be easy to use, it keep all of my chats in sync regardless of device, and it reliably delivers my messages to me on whatever device I'm using at the time - and IMO performs admirably in all those regards.


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Steak & Mushroom Breakfast Hash Recipe
Yes, we call this savory dish a "breakfast" hash, but with delectable ingredients like mushrooms, cheddar cheese, zucchini and taters, we're betting your family will love this meal at any time of the day. —Simple & Delicious Test Kitchen
- 4 medium potatoes, cubed
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 pound sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 medium zucchini, quartered and sliced
- 2 tablespoons butter, divided
- 2/3 cup beef broth
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 3/4 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 6 ounces cooked sirloin steak, thinly sliced and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 4 Eggland's Best Eggs
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- Coarsely ground pepper
- Place potatoes and water in a microwave-safe dish. Cover and microwave on high for 9 minutes or until tender.
- Meanwhile, saute mushrooms and zucchini in 1 tablespoon butter in a large skillet until crisp-tender. Drain potatoes and add to the skillet. Stir in broth, mustard and rosemary. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 3 minutes. Add steak; heat through.
- Fry eggs in remaining butter in another skillet as desired. Serve with hash; sprinkle with cheese and pepper. Yield: 4 servings.
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Police in Charlotte are investigating a double shooting in center city Charlotte that left one man dead and one man injured.
The call came into the 911 dispatch center around 11:47 p.m. Thursday night, reporting that two people were shot along the 1100 block of Fontana Avenue.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police raced to the scene and say they found the two victims. Medics transported the unidentified men. The first to Carolinas Medical Center, but 47-year-old Michael Crawley died a short time later.
The second victim was taken to Presbyterian Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition from his injuries. The shooter fled the shooting scene, but a van was located a short time later in a grassy area of an apartment complex about a block away.
The CMPD helicopter and canine units were called in the track the suspect.
Cedric Mobley, 20, Justin Dixon, 21, and Phillip Henderson, 20, were all arrested and charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill or inflict serious injury.
Officers sealed of the crime scene while investigators collected evidence and took photographs.
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2 pounds (2-3) English cucumbers, peeled, seeded, and cut into chunks
2 cloves garlic, minced
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2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
3 containers (7 to 8 ounces each) plain low-fat Greek yogurt
2 teaspoons Aleppo pepper
1 teaspoon kosher salt
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I don't care what 2 teams were playing, anytime you have 2 teams that played as hard as the Hawks and Pack did today, the outcome is one hell of an entertaining game.
With that said, congrats to the Pack, and good luck in Philly, it's only going to get tougher with Donovan and his 3 headed monster on the roll right now. But luck has definately been on your side as of late and there is definately something else going on in Green Bay. I don't really want to buy into the angel talk that was going on in the pregame show, but the emotions the Pack are playing on right now, definately have kept your ship upright. Now go and bother some Hawk fans. We 've taken our lumps, but the Hawks haven't,especially for Hasselbeck's comment at coin toss, guaranteeing a score, but hey, his emotions were high too.[;)]


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Pastor Sylvia's Encounters with God in the Midst of Everyday
Spoken From the Heart
This week reminded me I cannot control the nature
of wild animals.
Someone's pet duck appeared in our yard and
took up residence.
He was a charmer!
Mister Duck loved to eat (raw fish was his
favorite) and he loved taking baths in a large plastic bin with fresh
He came running every time I poked my head
outside, and when he was lonely, Mr. Duck tapped on the front door until
I came out.
Because his breed doesn't quack, honk or
hoot, he was perfect.
No one in our neighborhood knew where he came
I thought of catching him and taking him to
live with my friend Roger's ducks, but Mr. Duck was wild enough to nix
that idea.
And if I'd built him a coop, his life would
have been wretched.
So I settled into making each of his days
glorious until a better plan came along.
Somewhere in the back of my mind, I worried about
the neighborhood raccoon family.
But Mr. Duck flew when he sensed danger and
roosted at night on the tops of houses.
I decided to feed him and hope for the
The raccoon is a great analogy for the human
No matter how nicely we treat it, the
tongue is often unpredictably wild.
James, the younger brother of Jesus, wrote,
"For every kind of beast and bird, of reptile and creature of the sea,
is tamed and has been tamed by mankind.
But no man can tame the tongue." (James 3:7
– 8)
Some of us do a better job exerting dominion over
wild animals, than this small body part that weighs less than 3 ounces.
The same tongue we use to praise God, express love
to others and teach good things is capable of the opposite.
It can curse both God and man, break a
heart, cause irreparable pain and teach prejudice.
I'm reminded of a little girl who had her arms
wrapped tight around her father's neck.
But her mother noticed she was sticking out
her tongue at her little brother.
The mother's response was swift.
'Take your arms from around your father's
You cannot love your father and at the same
time be disrespectful of his son."
Often people in positions of authority who
teach/lead others are held to a higher standard.
Does our personal lack of significance
justify hurtful words?
Every one of us teaches and leads others
every day.
The same high standard applies to us all.
Anyone who thinks they can honor God and revile
others, is deceiving no one.
Context really doesn't matter at all.
Neither do words used to make others laugh.
Persuasive speech littered with profanity
is an insult to God who made each one of the individuals being harmed
through disrespect.
When others find our words offensive and
condemning, there's a problem.
Something that eminated from our tongue,
failed to originate from the gentle, wise, life-affirming spirit that
God created in each of us.
The problem with worded insults, cursing and
prejudice isn't really the tongue that speaks them.
The real problem is the heart.
Jesus taught that, "the things that proceed
out of the mouth come from the heart, and those defile man."
The words that come out of our mouths reveal the
purity of the source.
Too often we ignore the nature and potential of
our words, just like I ignored the raccoon family.
They killed Mr. Duck yesterday.
"Who is wise and understanding among you?
Let him show by good conduct that his works
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This formation is the tallest pinnacle in the North Pinnacles and possibly the best vantage point of the rest of Holcomb Valley.(without leaving the valley)
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My party walked pretty much directly at the Pinnacle from the North Camping/Parking area. Some scrambling up the hillside, and we were at a bit of a saddle between the two prominent pinnacles looking north with Itynre on our Right.
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I recall one client who proudly showed me his task management system: He neatly printed each to-do item on a sticky note and slapped it on the bezel of his computer monitor. When a task became high priority, he moved the paper higher on the side of his monitor and shifted the other notes lower. When he was very busy, the notes overflowed to his desk, marching in two regimented lines down each side of his monitor to his keyboard.
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Sadly, his home-grown project management system crashed one night. A new office cleaner came in and diligently cleaned his monitor and desk. The next morning he found all his precisely arranged stickies stacked in one neat pile by the phone. He spent half an hour resorting his task priorities.
There's no excuse for sticking to a paper-based project management system when several simple Web services can now do the job so much better. These services also help ensure that all project team members are quickly updated about changing deadlines and new developments.
I like QG|Software's 5pm, a relatively inexpensive ($18 per month and up), easy-to-use project management service that can help you prioritize your tasks and manage smaller projects. It sports a good-looking user interface that is more customizable than most other Web-based services.
5pm is no Microsoft Project: It can't easily manage large or long-term projects. However, it lets you create and update tasks and projects either on the Web or via e-mail. Visually appealing timeline charts let you quickly check your progress. 5pm can also integrate project deadlines with some calendar services.
Overall, 5pm offers a well-rounded array of project management services that should suit the needs of most light-duty users.
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After you log on, you'll see four tabs down the left side of the display: Projects, Timeline, Reports, and Profiles. You'll probably spend most of your time working in the Projects tab. Clicking on it shows a list of projects in the left pane. When you click on a project, a list of project details, such as tasks and progress indicators, appear in the right pane. Simply hovering over a project for a couple of seconds will provide more details in a pop-up info window, a nice touch.


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So here's an interesting development. I'm checking out the Herald-Sun website this morning, and there's an ad across the top from the H-S itself, saying, "Tell us what you really think," and providing a link to http://www.heraldsun.com/blogger. Well, having written the H-S in the past asking that they turn their best reporters loose to blog, I was naturally curious. So there, on the blogger page, it said "no blogs posted." With a lure like to that of a freshly poured concrete sidewalk, I was drawn in. Have to do a test post at least, I thought.
Given the prompt, "tell us what you really think," I let loose with my number 1 problem at the Herald-Sun -- the abundantly useless John McCann. So, with my critique summed up into a tidy blog post, I hit submit to see what would happen. And, well, it's not really clear what happens.
For one thing, the "blogger" page (which appears to have little to do with blogger.com) is only accessible to "registered users." As to the fact that I saw no posts there, I don't know if this was because I was the very very first poster, or that only shows things that I've written. If the latter, it's completely unclear as to how anyone, such as myself, might ever read anyone else's blogs. If so, is this a feature that lets me keep my own personal diary that no one else can read on the Herald-Sun website? Gee, thanks, guys!
So, here's a question -- can anyone else see any blogs anywhere on the Herald-Sun website? Can you see anything that might have been written by me? After you take a look there, see if this link (which allegedly goes to my "blog page," exactly what that means I don't know) shows you anything. I'm interested to hear from both users with H-S registrations and those without.
Maybe they're still ironing out the kinks, and maybe their lack of web editor means that it's going to take a while before anything works right. At this point, though, the review that pops into mind is something along the lines of, "Newzpapir blogz -- ur doing it rong."


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SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth - Fifty-three-year-old Vernon Ledgister has lived in Dalintoba all his life, but claims he can barely remember the last time there were any repairs to the district road.
"It must be 10, 15 years," he told the Jamaica Observer. "Once upon a blue moon."
Last Thursday, Ledgister and others listened as the state minister in the works ministry, Richard Azan, pledged that eight kilometres of road from Dalintoba to Fustic Grove will be rehabilitated at a cost of $91 million.
The work to be funded as "part of what remains under work order 15 of the Jamaica Development Infrastructure Programme (JDIP)", is scheduled to start "before the end of October" and "has to be completed before the end of next March", Azan told residents and journalists.
He conceded that wet weather this time of year could prove a hindrance, but pledged that the work would be done within the time frame announced.
Member of Parliament for South West St Elizabeth Hugh Buchanan, who said completion of the road would satisfy an election promise, told the residents that "today is a day of celebration".
Ledgister, meanwhile, who told the Observer that the roadway was so badly scoured and riddled with potholes that taximen charge extra to use it, obtained a wait-and-see attitude.
"We have been living off promises for all this time, so now dem say it come through, we looking forward to it," he said.
Azan and other speakers, including communications manager of the National Works Agency Stephen Shaw, as well as Buchanan, reminded residents that they, too, had a responsibility to protect the road.
"Don't block the drains," warned Azan, pointing out that blocked drains will inevitably lead to water damage on road surfaces. "You can't get the road and then block the drains because your MP can't come again and ask (government) to fix this road ... we must be looking at another road ..." said Azan.
He also said it was the responsibility of the community to help maintain the road.
"We don't want to see a road block up and you are waiting on MP and councillor ... you must clear that drain...," the junior minister continued.
Azan claimed that his ministry was spending more than $300 million on roadways in St Elizabeth this financial year. This included $110 million on the patching of 32 roadways, he said.


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Euan Morton Will Play Leo Frank in Parade for Ford's Theatre in DC; Season Announced
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The 2011-12 season at historic Ford's Theatre in Washington, DC, will open with a new production of the Tony Award-winning musical Parade starring Tony nominee Euan Morton as Leo Frank.
Stephen Rayne (Ford's Sabrina Fair) will direct the production of librettist Alfred Uhry and composer-lyricist Jason Robert Brown's musical about a miscarriage of justice in early 20th-century Georgia, when a Jewish outsider was wrongly accused of murder. A love story emerges thanks to the strength, passion and loyalty of Leo's wife, Lucille.
Morton earned a 2004 Tony nomination as Best Actor for his work in Taboo, and appeared in the Broadway revue Sondheim on Sondheim in 2010. He recently starred in Chess at Signature Theatre in Arlington, VA.
Harold Prince co-conceived the original Broadway production. The property was later revised for a London staging that later played Los Angeles. Karma Camp will choreograph the DC staging, to run Sept. 23-Oct. 30. The Ford's season was posted on its website.
Parade is a co-production with Theater J, Washington's Jewish theatre, and is presented in association with the Anti-Defamation League and Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington.
A Ford's Theatre commission by Richard Hellesen, author of Ford's Theatre's One Destiny, Investigation: Detective McDevitt and The Road from Appomattox, will premiere in January 2012.
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Melvin Guillard vs Jamie Varner Fight TUF 16 Finale – Guillard Pre-Bout Interview Video.
listening to Guillard is like listening to Brandon Vera back when he was heavyweight and was going to win the HW title and then go down to LHW and win that title, too. You see all this potential but you know deep down inside he won't live up to it….Varner by sub or tko
Come on!! Get knocked out again Melvin!!!!
poor melving he just cant catch a break they give him the best guys one after the other..hes going to lose.
Im telling you guys Melvin is taking this one home by brutal knockout. Always been a guillard fan.
Every time this guy fights a high level opponent he gets clipped and subed.
Physical talent doesn't overcome mental weakness.
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what the hell, recorded with a potato
Can't even hear the interview.What kind of crap mic did they use?Its not worth listening to mister cocky anyway.
Melvin always makes weight, always slugs it out and it a great striker and puts on an amazing show. You win some, you lose some. He can be LW champion, look at Matt Serra. From first glance you say he is already past his prime and he is fighting GSP, he Tko's him. Fight game anything can happen. The best part about his fighting is his speed and footwork, he is so freakishly fast on jabs and feints. I do believe though he is at the point in his career where he is still very young, but he does not care to be a blk belt in jjits.. He is a striker and it is what it is.
War Melvin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thats right runningfree!hes a beast and super entertaining.most of the people.he fights are worried to death and even if they sub him which is there best bet,usually after hes tagging there ass,there more relieved its over and that they survived
Melvin by KO! im tellin you! dont sleep on this dude. hes one of the most dangerous dudes in the LW division


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Travellers move to Homebase car park in Manchester Road
Updated 10:42am Saturday 24th May 2014 in News By Liam Thorp, Reporter
TRAVELLERS who were threatened with arrest after setting up camp in Moss Bank Park have moved to a site nearer to Bolton Town Centre.
A group of caravans and other vehicles arrived at the beauty spot near Smithills on Tuesday and were served with a 24-hour notice to leave by Bolton Council.
Having failed to move the group were handed a second 24-hour notice by police who threatened them with arrest if they failed to leave the site by 11am today.
It now appears that the travellers have left the park and moved to a new location in Bolton, in the car park of the former Homebase store on Manchester Road.
The same number of caravans and vehicles matching the description of those seen in the park are now parked up on the site opposite the Burnden Asda store — which Bolton Council confirmed is private land.
A spokesman for Bolton Council said: "Someone from the council will be going to investigate the situation and have a look around.
"We are aware that the land in question is private and will be liaising with the landowner."
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As the gun control debate rages on in Washington, communities here in our area say getting illegal weapons off the streets isn't just a priority, it's a necessity.
It's a one-month gun bounty program. All you have to do is give Pinellas County Crimestoppers a confidential tip that results in an arrest. If they then recover an assault rifle that leads to a weapons charge, you would get paid $1,500.
"We are interested in getting guns out of bad guys' hands," said Mayor Bill Foster. "That's what this is all about."
You'll also get $1,000 for every other type of illegal gun recovered.
"This is a kel-tec 9 mm that was taken from a student in high school last week," said Bill Proffit with the St. Pete Police Department, showing us a handgun among the many confiscated over the last several days.
"What lawful use somebody might someone have for sticking a 30-round clip in a 45 not designed to carry?" asked St. Pete Police Chief Chuck Harmon as he held up the weapon.
The chief was flanked by an impressive wall of law enforcement, a joint team effort between the city and the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office to take back illegal weapons.
"This is a great partnership between the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office and The St. Petersburg Police Department," said Sheriff Bob Gualtieri.
He and Harmon told how this team, working 7 days a week, will coordinate this bounty program to get guns off their streets.
"What we are not trying to do is remove any guns from people who lawfully can possess them," said Harmon.
We followed officers Ron Sparrow and Terrence Bell as they went door to door on Paris Avenue South, leaving fliers in every door where someone was not home. They connected with as many people as they could, explaining the program.
"And what we're doing is trying to get guns off the street from criminals," said Bell to a group of women who were walking down the street.
Paris Hamilton, 8, died on that street in a drive-by shooting back in 2009.
"In this room right here," her Aunt, Shenita Williams, pointed to the brick wall in front of her house. "The guys that came, they were looking for someone who doesn't live here."
And those four men began shooting more than 53 bullets into her house.
"That's one of the bullets right there," she said, as she stuck her fingertip into one of the now-filled-in holes.
Paris' death triggered the program.
The street was re-named Paris Avenue South not long after her death, and the family said seeing all those guns on the table at the department just tells them that many more families won't be suffering the way they have the last four years.
"So the bad guys, they're always flashing their gun," Foster said. "They're always on Facebook with a gun. They're doing things with a firearm and people around them know it."
If you see someone flashing a weapon on any social media, you can text or call it in and that could mean one less gun in the hands of criminals.
"Great, wonderful!" exclaimed Williams. "They're off the streets. We saved some lives."
Police said this is totally different from any gun buyback program. The focus is finding criminals and recovering those illegal guns. Police said it's the best way to get dangerous weapons out of your neighborhood, to keep you and your family safe.
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California real estate brokers often call us to discuss audits, investigations, and accusations they are facing with the California Department of Real Estate ("DRE").
One of the issues that comes up in audits and investigations is the brokers duty to keep and maintain records of their real estate transactions. Typically, we give the boilerplate answer under the code (California Business and Professions Code Section 10148):
(a) A licensed real estate broker shall retain for three years copies of all listings, deposit receipts, canceled checks, trust records, and other documents executed by him or her or obtained by him or her in connection with any transactions for which a real estate broker license is required. The retention period shall run from the date of the closing of the transaction or from the date of the listing if the transaction is not consummated. After notice, the books, accounts, and records shall be made available for examination, inspection, and copying by the commissioner or his or her designated representative during regular business hours; and shall, upon the appearance of sufficient cause, be subject to audit without further notice, except that the audit shall not be harassing in nature.
So, taking this, general compliance with the DRE would require maintaining real estate records for three years. However, what about the situation where a California real estate company, or broker gets sued for a breach of fiduciary duty? What is the statute of limitations on a breach of fiduciary duty claim in California?
The answer according to a new California court of appeal case is 4 years. See Thompson v. Canyon, 198 Cal.App.4th 594. Here is what the court said in the case:
E. The cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty is timely under the applicable statute of limitations, Code of Civil Procedure section 343 (9) The Code of Civil Procedure does not specify a statute of limitations for breach of fiduciary duty. The cause of action is therefore governed by the residual four-year statute of limitations in Code of Civil Procedure section 343 governing "[a]n action for relief not hereinbefore provided for" in the code. (See Rylaarsdam, supra, ¶ 4:1791.).
Given the Thompson case, it may be wise for a California real estate professional to keep their real estate transaction files for a period of four or more years, in the event they become involved in a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit, so that you are better able to defend yourself. This article is general legal information only and not legal advice. The case is subject to change. If you are facing a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit, and need a California Real Estate lawyer to represent you consider hiring Attorney Steve Vondran. More information about general California Real Estate compliance can be found here. Mr. Vondran is licensed to practice law in CA and AZ.


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(CNN) - If nothing else could bring the Republicans and Democrats to a deal to replace the forced spending cuts, maybe The Force can.
President Barack Obama mixed Star Wars and Star Trek metaphors in response to a question from CNN's Chief White House Correspondent Jessica Yellin in the White House Briefing Room on Friday, saying he didn't have the power to "somehow do a Jedi mind meld with these folks and convince them to do what's right."
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Obama has acknowledged he's a Trekkie, going so far as to invite Nichelle Nichols - the actress who played Lt. Uhura - to the White House.
Here's a photo of Nichelle in the Oval Office meeting w/ Pres Obama last year – a wonderful memory to be sure! twitpic.com/95b6ki—
Nichelle Nichols (@RealNichelle) January 21, 2013
He also said in a 2011 speech at Northern Michigan University after viewing technology teachers use to teach classes online, "I felt like the guy in Star Trek. I was being beamed around across the Upper Peninsula."
The White House tweeted:
We must bring balance to the Force. #Sequester #JediMindMeld http://t.co/lIZlgavhuR—
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As did the actor who played Spock in Star Trek:
Only a Vulcan mind meld will help with this congress. LLAP—
Leonard Nimoy (@TheRealNimoy) March 01, 2013
David Balser, president of the Star Trek fan association StarFleet, told CNN Friday that "a lot of Star Trek fans are also Star Wars fans" and Obama's mix-up is understandable.
"I think it's great that he's using Star Trek metaphors," Balser said, adding, "It would be great if all the political parties could get together and start to address the concerns of the nation and start to address the issues that are going on."
The official twitter account of Star Wars weighed in.
#JediMindMeld? Come on, it's #JediMindTRICK! #StarWars—
Star Wars (@starwars) March 01, 2013
Republicans responded:
.@WhiteHouse You know who else was supposed to bring 'balance' to the force? #JediMindMeld—
(@NRCC) March 01, 2013
And predictably, the social media sphere reacted:
Jedi Mind Meld won't work on me. http://t.co/EOKmTpOMRu—
Ron Joseph (@TrotlineDesigns) March 01, 2013
Can we get bipartisan agree the "Jedi mind meld" comment is one from which America may never recover.—
Howie Beigelman (@howielb) March 01, 2013
Obama is trying to cut government spending by having some operational capabilities of Star Fleet merge with the Jedi Council. #mehjoke—
O'Keefe Foster (@OEFoster) March 01, 2013
Jedi mind meld? huh? #cmonbro—
John Lash (@Johno_9) March 01, 2013
Jedi this is terrible how can you be president and not be a star wars nut—
george boseman (@cat7912) March 01, 2013
So he admits he's a Sith. RT @syracusedotcom President Obama says he can't 'Jedi mind meld' budget deal ow.ly/ibhtU"—
Chris Maher (@chris__maher) March 01, 2013
Obama concludes press conference: "Live long, prosper, and may the force be with you." #jedimindmeld—
Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) March 01, 2013
So Obama apparently said "Jedi mind meld" today, and Trekkies and Star Wars fans(..ies?) are freaking out because he mixed things up.—
Josh Wingrove (@josh_wingrove) March 01, 2013
Jedi mindmeld? This POTUS of all people should know better. http://t.co/IyM39vUuDC—
Michael Li (@mcpli) March 01, 2013
Obama was my kind of pres, then he said"Jedi mind meld." Mr. Pres you're mixing trek & wars #sequestration #startrek #starwars #jedispock—
Richard Northrup (@ghostofbooberry) March 01, 2013
And some created vanity twitter accounts, like this one:
Just so you know, my birth certificate is from neither Tatooine nor Vulcan. #jedimindmeld—
Obama, Vulcan Jedi (@0bamaVulcanJedi) March 01, 2013
Others said he should be cut some slack, such as Twitter user @grifflion, who posted, "People! Obama has WAY more important things to think about other than a Star Trek or Star Wars analogy. geezuz."
Upset about Obama saying "Jedi mind meld"? I say this as a Trekkie: HE IS THE PRESIDENT. HE DOES NOT HAVE TIME TO WORRY ABOUT MADE-UP STUFF.—
Graeme Stewart (@NuncScio) March 01, 2013
"convince them to do what's right"......We need someone to convince the Charlitan-in-Chief to do what's right. Asking for tax increase first, then the cuts was just an idle comment. He got the increase in revenues 7 weeks ago and now reneged on the cuts.
can't we just beam obama up to somewhere and be done with this nightmare?
It would require more than just your average Jedi to cut down those Klingons (congress).
In all seriousness....Bad show of politics today, folks. My wife is more negotiable than y'all. You're killing me.
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"convince them to do what's right"......We need someone to convince the Charlitan-in-Chief to do what's right. Asking for tax increase first, then the cuts was just an idle comment. He got the increase in revenues 7 weeks ago and now reneged on the cuts.
Sometimes I think the right wing media machine is the one performing Jedi Mind Melds, unifying thousands into an alternate reality.
President Obama is not asking for anything that he has not been asking for since July and August 2011. Go read the articles or listen to the sound bites. The President has always sought for a cut to tax deduction loop holes and no extension of the Bush Tax Cuts for those over a certain income. Nothing's changed.
BTW we did not have a "tax increase". The Bush Tax Cuts were set to expire. If Republicans had voted for a tax increase then they all would be in violation of the Norquist Pledge to be tax cut retentivites.
So, this is the most profound thing CNN can report on the subject of sequestration? Really the dumb reporting for the dumber.
These aren't the tax increase droids you are looking for; move along.
Well put by our President.
Congress makes budgets, so get the job done.
These are very insignificant reductions in spending increases. We need to cut about 10x as much from the fat Military budget.
President Obama has done all he can, and it's time for him to step out of this mess so that Americans can hold Congress, specifically the Republicans, accountable.
The dumbest thing he says is jedi mind meld? Better than legitimate rape. Keep things in perspective, people.
"We need someone to convince the Charlitan-in-Chief to do what's right."
Right after you learn to spell it right.
Oh CNN, you're so vicious in your attacks on Obama!
This is really sickening. All you Obama supporters out there – he's lost his "cool" factor. Trying to get it back with phrases like this – embarrassing. He is now a truly incompetent president.
If Bush had made this mistake, Dems and the new media would spend the next six months stirring it up as yet another reason he should never have been president. Obama does it and Dems are saying, "He's got bigger things to worry about."
amazing...he uses the press conference to now say, that any good future economic news will be made to seem worse because of the sequester...its a setup! so now, when more ugly economic news under his failed presidency comes in, it will because of republicans in congress....how about democrats in the senate who refuse to pass bills and a budget now for over 4 yrs.... mr finger pointer in chief rides again! yeeehaw!
man, is this guy the polar opposite of what he said he would be in 2008....its incredible...and the media, i think are FINALLY starting to wake up to it all....can you say bob woodward? lanny davis???
The president knows neither would work on the GOP. Finding out what they would be willing to do isn't there to find with a "mind meld." As for the Jedi mind trick, they are too stubborn to be swayed by that.
"This is really sickening. All you Obama supporters out there – he's lost his "cool" factor. Trying to get it back with phrases like this – embarrassing. He is now a truly incompetent president."
It appears that someone has inserted a Ceti eel larvae into your brain. In fact, I'm pretty sure that explains the entirety of the last 4+ years of GOP/Teatroll reality-denial tantrums.
How soon we forget but not me.
"The fact that we are here today to debate raising America 's debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the US Government cannot pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government's reckless fiscal policies. Increasing America 's debt weakens us domestically and internationally. Leadership means that, "the buck stops here.' Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. America has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better." ~ Senator Barack H. Obama, March 2006
At least he didn't say Legitimate Rape right Republicans ?
This is the best news we can muster? Great! Let's all give Obama a pass....oh wait, that's what the first 4 years was.
When Bush was Prez and the Dems held the Senate and House, he was responsible for the crash, the debt, the botched Pelosi plastic surgery (she should sue!), gas prices going up, blah, blah, blah. Now, Obama is Prez and the Republicans hold just the House and there is nothing the poor man can do. He is powerless.
But the Dems really wanted to cooperate! LOL. Right. O got his stimulus. Affordable Care Act, two years of holding all three branches. But the ONLY reason we are still at 7.9% is because the Repubs held the House for two years. Okay.
Congress is the reason for this mess. The republicans voted 211 or more back in 2011 to do this. For those of you that want to blame the President, I can understand you. You see that is congress's fault also for cutting your education benefits. If you are from Texas, you've got it even worst because Perry cut yours long time ago! Go to school if you don't understand our democracy system! Congress writes the laws, not the President! That's part of our problem in this country, we have a bunch of ignorant people that actually think the President does everything by himself. You should have learned in the 3rd grade how the gov't works! Maybe that's the problem, some of you never made it through the 3rd grade!
Obama tanks the economy with his trillion in new taxes, then will use this as cover and blame it on the Republicans when BOTH the tax increases and the sequester WERE HIS IDEA. Will the LSM let Obama get away with his endless tale of lies? Tune in next week to see what happens in ..."As the Clueless President Turns".
From Wookieepedia (dialog from Star Wars)L
C'baoth: "Tell me, Master Skywalker, has Master Kenobi ever spoken to you of the Jedi meld?"
Skywalker: "I don't think so. What does it do?"
C'baoth: "It permits a group of Jedi to connect their minds so closely as to act as a single person."
―Jorus C'baoth and Anakin Skywalker[src]
Force Meld, otherwise known as Jedi meld or Battle meld, was a technique where a number of Force users joined their minds together through the Force, drawing strength from each other. A refinement of battle meditation, it was known to the ancient Jedi, though dangerous. While battle meditation could influence both the Force-sensitives and the insensitives of both sides, Force Meld concentrates on coordinating and improving the Force-sensitives of the user's side.
ThisGuy – No. He didn't say legitimate rape. However, he did mention 57 states, army corpsmen, live soldiers being honored on Memorial Day and several other gaffes. Of course, when all you do is listen to Ed Schultz do his show between his 6 meals each day, you might miss a thing or two.
BTW, is that man pushing 4 bills or what? I'd pay to see a Limbaugh/Schultz sumo wrestling match. The winner gets to eat the other. Sell tix to that baby and the national debt could be erased. Is there any amount Ed Schultz won't eat at one siitting?
Resistance is futile.... you will be assimilated. Drink the Obama-naide.


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On April 22, 1842 in Tazewell County, Virginia, Henry Highland Corel and Nancy Matney had their third child, Jemima M Corel. When Jemima was about 7 years old, the Corel family and many allied families packed their belongings and headed west. They traveled by flatboat down the Ohio, Mississippi, and Missouri Rivers. The boat foundered and the party traveled by wagons driven by oxen until they reached Westport, Missouri1.
By 1850 Henry and Nancy with their children had settled in Washington Township, Jackson County, Kansas2. As soon as the Kansas Territory was opened, Henry Highland and his two brothers (William and James P.) went into the new territory to stake their claims and soon the extended Corel family was living in what is now known as Douglas County, Kansas. The 1855 Kansas Territory census shows Jemima, a minor, living with her family, less older sister Sarah who married in 1853, in District 1 of the Kansas Territory3. Tragedy struck the family later that year when both parents, Henry and Nancy, and a brother, William all died from an epidemic. Her older sister Sarah Jane hadn't been seen since before the death of her parents, making Jemima the oldest sibling of the Matney – Corel children. As she was 13 at the time of the deaths, she was unable to care for her younger siblings, so they were all distributed among the Corel siblings: Jemima was with William Corel, Julia was with James Pickens Corel, Margaret was with Nancy Maryland Corel LaHay, Louisa was with Cosby Jane Corel Justice, and Rebecca was with Olivia Gillespie Corel McGee (who also had Rebecca Oney Corel living with her in 1860). In 1860 at the age of 18, Jemima Corel is living with her uncle William Corel4.
John Morgan Salathiel
John Morgan Salathiel was born on April 30, 1836 near the present town of Ironton, Lawrence County, Ohio to Margaret Thomas and Morgan Salathiel. Margaret and Morgan Salathiel were originally from Wales in the United Kingdom. They came to the United States about 1832 where Morgan Salathiel worked as a mineralogist and geologist investigating the coal areas of Pennsylvania and Ohio. Once his work was complete, Morgan Salathiel moved his family from the Hanging Rock Iron Region in Ohio to Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, where he died about 18495.
There are many sources out there believing that John Morgan Salathiel did not migrate to the Kansas Territory until 1859, where he is found on the Kansas Territory Census just above the entry for his brother-in-law, Lewis Howell. John lists on this census that he first settled in Kansas Territory in March 1855 and that two people live in his household (John's mother was living with him)6. John Salathiel voted in the early Kansas Territory elections on December 15, 18557 and January 15, 18568 at the Blanton Precinct. Blanton was a post office that operated in Douglas County from September 24, 1825 until February 23, 18569. Being a strong supporter of the Free State cause, John Salathiel was one of the first to enlist in John Brown's army on August 22, 185610. When not battling the Rebels, John Salathiel worked as a clerk in a store while living with his mother in Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas11.
Married Life
Jemima M Corel married John Morgan Salathiel on November 3, 1861 in Wakarusa Township, Douglas County, Kansas. The following year, the newlyweds moved to a farm about 8 miles west of Lawrence, Kansas. The couple welcomed their first son, John Morgan Salathiel, Jr. on September 15, 1862. It's not completely clear just what happened next, but it appears that John Salathiel continued to take up arms against the Pro-Slavery men that conducted raids in the Kansas Territory. In fact, one author of Kansas history in the early 1900s, William Elsey Connelley, wrote two separate accounts of John Salathiel's continued service for the Free-State cause.
In Quantrill and the Border Wars, written in 1909, Connelley shares a letter written by C.M. Chase from Leavenworth, Kansas to the True Republican and Sentinel of Sycamore, Illinois on August 10, 1863. C.M. Chase provided definitions of a few terms often used along the Kansas and Missouri border during the Civil War for those far from Bleeding Kansas.
Jayhawkers, Red Legs, and Bushwhackers are everyday terms in Kansas and Western Missouri. A Jayhawker is a Unionist who professes to rob, burn out and murder only rebels in arms against the government. A Red Leg is a Jayhawker originally distinguished by the uniform of red leggings. A Red Leg, however, is regarded as more purely an indiscriminate thief and murderer than the Jayhawker or Bushwhacker. A Bushwhacker is a rebel Jayhawker, or a rebel who bands with others for the purpose of preying upon the lives and property of Union citizens. They are all lawless and indiscriminate in their iniquities. Their occupation, unless crushed out speedily, will end in a system of highway robbery exceeding anything which has existed in any country. It excites the mind, destroys the moral sensibilities, creates a thirst for wild life and adventure which will, on the restoration of peace, find gratification in nothing but highway robbery.
Every thief who wanted to steal from the Missouri people counterfeited the uniform of the Red Legs and went forth to pillage. This gave the organization a bad name, and much of the plundering done along the border was attributed to them, when, in fact, they did little in that line themselves. There .were some bad characters among them — very bad. But they were, generally, honest and patriotic men. They finally hunted down the men who falsely represented themselves to be Red Legs, and they killed every man they found wearing the uniform without authority. The uniform was that of a commissioned company officer, but which one is not now known, supplemented with red leggings, usually made from the red sheepskins used by shoemakers. There were about thirty of them. They received usually the salary of the commissioned officer whose uniform they were authorized to wear. Among them were the following:12.
Connelley goes on to list the men associated with the Red Legs, including a lawyer who defended John Brown at Charleston, Virginia, William Hickok (who is more remembered for a nickname he earned years later, "Wild Bill"), and a proprietor of the horse market at the Kansas City Stock Yards. At the end of this list, Connelley writes:
A man named Gladhart, Lawrence, was said to have been a member, also "Pony" Searl and John Salathiel, of the same place, but the author has not been able to confirm this13.
This information written by Connelly must be taken with a grain of salt, because Quantrill and the Border Wars is the same book where Connelley writes quite unfavorably of the McGee family and cousin Henry "McLaughlin", which is highly disputed by McGee descendants. Additionally, Connelley didn't mention any connection with the Red Legs when he wrote of John Salathiel years later.
While serving as Secretary for the Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka, Kansas, Connelley compiled and wrote A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans. In a biography of Thomas Sherman Salathiel, son of Jemima Corel and John Salathiel, Connelley relates that John Salathiel joined Preston B. Plumb's Company in repelling Quantrill and his raiders when Lawrence, Kansas was attacked August 21, 1863, and that John would later volunteer with a company that helped in warding off General Price as he threatened to invade Kansas14.
John and Jemima would have at least three more children while they lived at the farm west of the city of Lawrence: Charles in 1863, Margaret in 1864, and Thomas Sherman in 1866. After the 1870 census, John packed up his family moved south to Montgomery County, Kansas. John Salathiel purchased a claim along the Sycamore Creek, two miles north of the city of Radical where he continued farming until 188015. The Salathiel children were among the students of the first school in Sycamore Valley that began as a subscription school in 187116. In 1880 John Salathiel moved his family six miles south into the city of Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas where he became a grocer. John and Jemima added at least four more children to their family after moving to Montgomery County, Kansas: Henry Morgan in 1874, Walter S. in 1877, Agnes in 1881, and Mary Jane in 1883. The couple had a ninth child, Julia, who died as an infant. The exact year of her birth is unknown, but with the spacing of the other children, she was likely born about the time the family moved to Montgomery County.
The family is no where to be found on the 1885 Kansas Census. By this time the older children may have moved on to live their own lives. By the 1895 Kansas Census taken in March, John Jr., Charles, and Margaret have all moved away from their parents. In fact, later that year, on October 19, 1895, John Morgan Salathiel, Jr. died at the American Eagle Mine in El Paso County, Colorado17.
A few years later, John Morgan Salathiel began to behave abnormally. The following transcribed article from the front page of the Saturday, February 17, 1899 Independence Reporter provided by Bobby Dobbins Title explains the situation.
He Will Not Be Sent to the Asylum – His Family
Will See That He Receives Proper Treatment
In Private Institutions.
Since Wednesday noon, the question of the sanity of John Salathiel has been on trial in probate court and a verdict was reached at 11 a.m. today by the jury, which consisted of Dr. Ellly, W. C. Millikan, M.V. Strine, J. M. Walker, A. B. Yeager and H. W. Hazen.
The verdict was in accordance with an agreement made by all the parties most interested and is that Mr. Salathiel is unfitted to attend to his own affairs; that his condition is probably due to the excessive use of tobacco and close attention to business; that it is not hereditary or caused by epilepsy and that he has never had any medical treatment for it.
His son Thomas Salathiel was appointed guardian. It is not the intention to send Mr. Salathiel to an insane asylum. It is believed that a rest from business, a change of scene and proper treatment in some sanitarium will restore him, and he will be taken as soon as possible to Manitou Hot Springs, the sea coast, or some other place to be agreed upon.
For several months past it has been evident to Mr. Salathiel's family that in some respects his mind was unbalanced. On most all subjects and in the conduct of his business he has been perfectly rational, but he has had strange hallucinations of family troubles for which there has not been the slightest grounds and he has made threats against various citizens which have caused his family great uneasiness and impelled them to take action to avoid a possible tragedy. Mr. Salathiel, at first, was disposed to make a bitter fight against this legal proceeding and employed O. P. Ergenbright as his attorney, A. B. Clark representing the state, but even the defendant himself seemed convinced by the testimony adduced; that his actions had been strange, and this morning cheerfully agreed to the disposition that has been made of the case.
The simple truth is that his nervous system is badly impaired. For months he has slept but little and rest and a change are clearly needed and there is every reason for hoping that complete restoration will follow, as his general physical health and strength are good.
The proceeding has excited much interesting in this city, where Mr. Salathiel and his family have resided for many years, enjoying the full confidence and esteem of all our citizens, and everyone hopes that in a short time he will return to us fully restored to his accustomed mental and physical health.
Mr. Salathiel's grocery store will be kept running as usual and Walter Salathiel now with I. G. Fowler, will give his attention to it for the present.
The photo on the left was provided by Salathiel descendant, Joe Cullen. Pictured are John Morgan Salathiel and his granddaughter Jemima Nell Eaton. Jemima Eaton was born November 13, 1906, so this photo was likely taken about 1909. The photo below was taken from Douglas County, Kansas, Family Histories 1991-1992, Vol. 1, Page 452 and is labeled "Jemima Eaton Salathiel (left) and Jemima Corel Salathiel." I have not yet found another granddaughter for John and Jemima named Jemima, so I am thinking that this photo may have been mislabeled and that the young lady pictured with Jemima M Corel Salathiel is also Jemima Nell Eaton. The 1900 Federal Census shows John and Jemima living at 401 S. 6th Street in Independence, Kansas with their children, Henry (salesman), Walter (soldier), Agnes, and Mary18. The couple would see their home emptying out over the next few years. By the 1905 Kansas census, the only child still living at home was Mary, who was married to Ross Eaton by this time19. Jemima is still at the same home on 6th Street in 1910 and it appears that Agnes had married and returned to her mother20. A few blocks away, John is found living at his grocery store at 221 N Pennsylvania Avenue21. Finding this address on the census finalizes the issue I was having with the location of John Salathiel Grocery. In A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans, Connelley had stated that the store was located at 215 N Penn, while an application to the National Register of Historic Places for the Independence Downtown Historic District placed the store at 221 N Penn22. The Kansas Census does not appear to list actual addresses – at least not as I can figure out! – but the 1915 census shows Jemima and Agnes living with a young man named Levi Haines as family number 343 while John is living with the James A Otto family under family number 148. I have searched on the Otto family but have been unable to see any connection with the Salathiel's.
As the year 1915 was drawing to an end, John Morgan Salathiel passed away. John's death on December 9, 1915 was unexpected, as you will see from the collection of obituaries transcribed and provided by Bobby Dobbins Title.
Pioneer Merchant Dies After Few Days Illness
Came to Montgomery County in 1871 and Located on Farm – Eventful Career
J. Salathiel, one of the oldest merchants of the city and a resident of Kansas since 1854, died this morning at 6:30 o'clock at his apartments over his grocery store on North Penn avenue. While Mr. Salathiel had been complaining for about two months of not feeling well, it was not until last Sunday that he was compelled to be confined to his room. His death was wholly unexpected, as his condition was at no time alarming. The immediate cause of death was heart failure. For many years he has given his business his undivided attention and it was seldom during business hours that he could not be found at his store.
He is survived by his wife, four sons and three daughters, all of whom, with the exception of Charles, reside in this city. His sons are Charles, residing on a farm near Choctaw, Oklahoma; T.S., the well known attorney; Henry, who was associated with his father in the grocery business, and Walter, a former merchant and prominent leader in the Socialist part of the county. His daughters are Mrs. Mary Eaton, Mrs. Fred Newcomb and Miss Agnes Salathiel.
Mr. Salathiel was born April 30, 1836 in Lawrence county, Ohio, on the present townsite of Ironton, and was (79 years, 8 months and 9 days old. He had an eventful career and was among the few survivors of that vast throng that crossed the plains in 1849 to California in search of gold. He was at the time a mere boy and soon returned to Cincinnati, where he lived with his mother until 1854, when he brought his mother to the small frontier town of Lawrence, Kansas, and has since that time been a resident of the state. It was that year that occurred the separation of Kansas and Nebraska and the formation of the latter into a territory with its present boundaries. Mr. Salathiel located on a farm about ten miles from Lawrence after the death of his mother, where he was living during the Quantrell raid. He joined Plumb's company for the pursuit of the guerilla band, and rendered valuable service when Price threatened Kansas.
He was a personal friend of John Brown and by an accident only was prevented from joining him in his movement that ended at Harpers Ferry. He took an active part in the contest to make Kansas a free state, and was especially interesting in reminiscences of those stirring days.
He was married to Jemimah Corel in Lawrence in 1858, a daughter of Henry Corel, who settled just east of Lawrence in the early days, a part of the old farm now being the city's beautiful cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Salathiel lived in Douglas County until 1871, when they removed to Montgomery county and purchased a claim on Sycamore creek, two miles north of Radical. Mr. Salathiel remained on the farm until about 1880, when with his family he removed to this city and engaged in the grocery business, with which he has since been connected.
He never showed his advancing years but always stood erect and was actively engaged at his store every day until declining health last Saturday compelled him to retire. During his life he not only had the opportunity to watch and assist in the development of this county and community from the days of the beginning of things but also the progress and development of the state into a great commonwealth.
Saturday December 11, 1915
pg. 2
The funeral of John Salathiel took place this morning from the residence of R. A. Eaton, on South Fifth street, and was largely attended. The floral offerings were beautiful. Rev. F. L. Pettit of the First Christian church had charge of the impressive funeral services. A quartette composed of Mrs. Frank Stoops, Miss Emma Stentz, John Goodell and Edwin Potts, sang two appropriate selections. The pallbearers were the four sons of the deceased, Tom, Henry, Walter and Charles, and two sons-in-law, R. A. Eaton and Fred Newcomb.
Death of John Salathiel – A Kansas and County Pioneer
Death came to John Salathiel, the well known old timer and grocer, at 221 N. Pennsylvania Avenue very unexpectedly last Thursday morning at the age of 79 years 7 months and 9 days. He had enjoyed remarkable good health until recent years when he began to fail and in the last few weeks had a bad spell, but not until Sunday previous was he confined to his room.
He is survived by his widow, son Thomas S., Henry, and Walter, and Mrs. Fred Newcomb, Mrs. Mary Eaton and Miss Agnes Salathiel of this city, and Charles, near Choctaw, Okla.
Mr. Salathiel was born in Lawrence county, Ohio, April 30, 1836, was a frontiersman and at the age of 13 he crossed the plains, Rocky mountains and the desert with a caravan of ox teams to search for gold in the territory of California. He soon returned and lived with his mother in Cincinnati until 1854. At the age of 18 he was a free-stater, and with his mother located at Lawrence before Nebraska and Colorado were sliced off Kansas territory and had his part in the making of a free state and was living on a farm near Lawrence when it was sacked and burned by Quantrell and enlisted in Major Plumb's company that went in pursuit of the guerilla band and later was in the militia to help keep "Pap Price" from entering the state, and was a personal friend of John Brown.
The funeral was held from the home of his son-in-law Ross Eaton, in charge of Rev. F. L. Pettit of the Christian Church. His sons and sons-in-law were pall bearers.
In 1858 he was married to Miss Jemima Correll whose parents lived on the claim where the Lawrence city cemetery is located, and continued to live in that county until 1871, when the family moved to this county and he bought a claim on Sycamore creek north of the then Radical City. In 1880 they removed to this city, where he has since been engaged in the grocery business.
John Salathiel was indeed a well-known man. On the day of his passing, the following mortuary notice was in the Kansas City Star23.
In 1920 Jemima is living with her son Walter at 401 S Fifth Street with daughter Agnes and her husband, Charles Hall next door at 405 S Fifth24. Jemima M Corel Salathiel would live only two more years. She passed on February 16, 1922.
- John Morgan Salathiel, Jr. was born September 15, 1862 in Douglas County, Kansas.
- Charles Salathiel was born August 17, 1863 in Douglas County, Kansas.
- Margaret Salathiel was born September 30, 1864 in Douglas County, Kansas.
- Thomas Sherman Salathiel was born October 23, 1866 in Douglas County, Kansas.
- Julia Salathiel was born about 1871 in Kansas and died as an infant.
- Henry Morgan Salathiel was born December 18, 1874 in Montgomery County, Kansas.
- Walter S. Salathiel was born January 18, 1877 in Montgomery County, Kansas.
- Agnes Salathiel was born February 13, 1881 in Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas.
- Mary Jane Salathiel was born April 8, 1883 in Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas.
- Salathiel – Hall, Agnes. Family History (a brief manuscript). Transcribed copy in possession of Paula K. Hawk. ↩
- Ancestry.com. 1850 United States Federal Census (database on-line). Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Seventh Census of the United States, 1850. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850. M432, 1,009 rolls. Year: 1850; Census Place: Washington, Jackson, Missouri; Roll: M432_402; Page: 261; Image: 70. <http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1850usfedcenancestry&h=3819942&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt> (accessed March 25, 2006) ↩
- Ancestry.com. Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 (database on-line). Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2009. Original data: 1855 Kansas Territory Census. Microfilm reel K-1. Kansas State Historical Society. <http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=ksstatecen&h=2209010&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt> (accessed January 27, 2009) ↩
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A Franklin County man is charged with giving alcohol to minors and then sexually abusing them.
56-year-old Jerry Lee Davis of Vina allegedly bought beer and liquor for two 15-year-old girls and then sexually abused them.
Reports said Davis took the one of the girl's clothes off and tried to rape her, but she fought him off.
The second girl said she was raped Saturday night.
Davis was arrested and charged with first-degree rape, first-degree sexual abuse and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was released on a $75,000 bond.
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text: OK...here's my little secret. Don't tell! I am doing an art journal. Actually, I became addicted to doing art journals a few months ago after trolling blogland. I know that this was meant to be for me. I came across this blog by Suziblu. Her videos are a hoot. She is so artsy and animated. I just love her. She spoke to me that day and I have been her blog stalker ever since. She has these videos that she does to get you started with art journals. Of course, I ran right out and bought a moleskine and a ton of art supplies that I had no idea what to do with. I still don't know what I'm doing but I am having so much fun playing with the oil pastel crayons, the colored pencils, the charcoal pencils and the watercolors. These are my first pages that I did. Don't laugh. The skull was an assignment that Suzi gave to create a self portrait. I can draw stick people and kooky cartoon people but an actual self portrait is not my thing. So that's me! My son, Kyle, gave me the idea for the headband. (I think that there might be a little artist in that kid!) The second page's title came from a Yogi Tea bag tag. Yup! Suzi has me drinking herbal teas now too. Each tea bag has a little quote. I used Suzi's little girl and drew her on a book text page. After preparing the background in my journal I glued the entire page in and finished up with more paint and colors. I'm hooked. While at Silver Bella I met a super fab artist, Janey Jennings. She was working on her art journal at Starbucks. She journals everyday and is AMAZING! We tried to talk her into creating a blog. Hope that she does. I wish that I had everything else in my life organized to work in my journal every day. It really calls me. What's that?....leave the laundry and dusting until tomorrow?...OK! I'm off to smoosh some paint! I'm thinking maybe a Christmas Art Journal!