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yes but how did your bees do- thats my first concern when i place hives--RDY-B
They are fine :-DI have all my bees in permanent bee yards, these lost some hives temporarily to the pollination Job under a few weeks.I choose my bee yards with care and usually look for beautiful locations, lots of weeds and flowers and a source of water. :-DI live in an area with about 100 000 people and my goal is to have hives i every suburb so the whole town can buy local honey from there own area and/or garden.My girls and I make the whole town bloom and look good and put food on every body's plate. :shock:mvh edward :-P
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Our friend finski is right in how hives work in winter in freezing climates.But whose to say what winter is?
Edward have a beautifull local story.Since 1967 I have lived in capital city and my hives have been 100 miles away. Nothing is local in capital city. you love those urban stories
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Sometimes it doesnt get cold enough in Michigan for automotive development so some companies used to have cold weather test facilities north of the Arctic Circle in Sweden! It always seemed rather ridiculous to me to fly all the way to Sweden for cold weather testing when we have Canada just north of us. I like snow, but 3 feet is a bit much for this time of year!
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Cedar Key School's 2011 Graduation
Jessi Robinson, Editor & Shark Correspondent
Surprise donations of $1,000 fell into the coffers of Cedar Key School's FFA program at their banquet on May 26.
A year of hard work ended in a celebration of students, teachers, families and friends as the school's cafeteria and auditorium was filled with great food and roaring applause.
There is a saying in Cedar Key: "Don't sniff a gift fish", but that is what happened Tuesday morning at the Levy County School Board meeting.
Cedar Key property owner, Linda Marie Brandt-Statham owns a a vacant canal front lot on Whiddon Avenue, that she would like to donate to the school district.
Cats with giant talons, Egyptian Sarcophagus, ceremonial masks and self portraits were just a few of the wide varieties of arts on display at the Arts Center. It wasn't just the imagination of the artists that wowed the 30 or so people came appreciate the work, it was the age of the artists - all students of Cedar Key School.
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On Feb.15, 2011, the Florida Departmentof Environmental Protection awarded the Cedar Key School the statewide Recycle Pledge Drive Award at a special awards ceremony.
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CJ Parks, Kit Riley, and Brandon and Bradley Register scored four runs in the first inning.
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The Cedar Key FFA chapters attended the Tri-County FFA land judging contest last Friday.
The contest , which rotates to a new site each year, was held in Gilchrist County this year. About 11 FFA chapters attended the event from three counties - Levy,Gilchrist and Dixie - but after weeks of practice, our teams came home with some impressive results. Cheyenne Clanton scored high honors in the competetion, returning to Cedar Key with the first place ribbon for individual high score.
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Cedar Key's Junior class will hold their 18thAannual Pie
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WAUKON, Iowa — The W. K. Kellogg Foundation has awarded $900,000 to the Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Initiative to be used in the next four years. The award will fund current strategies related to school wellness, food systems and active living with an additional focus on the caregivers of children from birth to age five in Northeast Iowa.
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|So what's wrong with glowing in the dark? Nevermind. I wanna hear more about these long hot showers! ;-D
You can have whatever you want, you just can't have "everything."
My suggestion would be, to identify the thing that makes it feel not like "camping out" and find a way to address that - otherwise it's not going to work in the long run. We watch DVDs on the laptop screen as has been mentioned before, don't have a TV, and found a hand-crank blender, but my 'thing' is communication - I'll sacrifice in other areas but we spend a lot on cellphone and internet. For my friend MaryLou, it's long hot showers. You get the idea.
Microwaves aren't so bad as things go, they take a lot of power, but only for a short time. If that's what it takes to turn boating from an ordeal into an adventure, find a way to work it into the energy budget.
A note about inverters, BTW - you can find small inexpensive ones that put out "square" or "modified" sine wave AC - this is fine for battery power things like laptop and cellphone. Anything with a motor (like said microwave) needs a more expensive "true sine wave" or it will quickly burn out. We lost several power tools this way.
The problem is confusion between being dockside with essentially unlimited power supply and away from the electric umbilical cord. It's nice to have everything at the dock--I've got the microwave, the LCD TV, the DVD player, the sound system, the blender, the watermaker, the hair dryer, the coffee maker, the oversized laptop.....
But you really shouldn't try to recreate dockside power when away with the assumption you can use everything like at the dock. Even with a generator, huge battery bank, 2500 watt inverter/charger, and a wind generator there is a need for an electrical budget. I used to not have an electrical budget because I had a nuclear fuel rod assembly embedded in my keel--but I had to get rid of it because the boat glowed in the dark.
Seriously, there's nothing wrong with having things on your boat that provide enjoyment. Just be realistic with your energy requirements and ability to supply energy away from the dock.
|Interesting......first thing I took off my boat when I bought it was the TV. Didn't have a microwave, and I had no interest in getting one. Outside of the stereo, everything I have is boat related. Laptop for navigation, which can double as a DVD player. Have an electric kettle for use dockside, as well as a hot plate, but those will get stored when I leave TX. Between all the books I haven't read, and all the new places to go, I doubt I'll lack for entertainment.
CruisingDad...now that's my kind of boat!
Make it yours, and hers. How long you gonna push on a door that only opens when you pull? That is to say, don't try to sail directly into the wind, and don't tell the girl how to cook. We're in the same boat, in a sense. My GF is 10 years younger and could burn water when we met, but over time has developed enviable skills....mostly without the microwave, but it's still handy. Just smile, encourage, pleasantly offer alternatives, compliment, be seen sneaking a taste right out of the pot, and otherwise stand back and let the chef work. If she's interested at all, she will blossom. If not, there's that trade-in program hellosailor mentioned.
Just got a small microwave (already have the more traditional methods of cooking covered). Hey, it's fast, with no open flames or carbon monoxide concerns. Already have the sat. radio too. Pondering the TV.
Farzam, at 22 she is still young enough not to be set in her ways in the galley. Give her a week's vacation or one longer course at some cooking school that would entice her...and she might outgrow the microwave oven.
If not, she's still young enough to have a good trade-in value against some 40 year old who knows how to cook.
You know, I don't know why I am posting this, but Surf and camar made this come to mind:
THere is a sailor I know with a Taswell 49. Beautiful boat, and he totally customized every little bit of it... but that is for another thread.
He showed me his "AV" system. He has a retracting, full leather "Lazy boy" that faces port. Hit one button: ZIP a 50-60 inch roll down screen comes down, the lights dim, the projector kicks on, and his surround sound is like something out of George Lucas personal theatre. I am waiting for him to put in an automated popcorn popper and drink dispenser. Quite the darndest thing I have ever seen.
Sorry, just had to throw that in!! Makes my little flat screen tv look like a black and white boob tube from the 50's. God, why am I not rich too???? Oh wait, I know, kids......
Farzam... Assuming you will spend most of your time at a dock...the microwave is not a bad idea. And..you can run one with a big enough battery bank & inverter for short periods...like to heat up a burrito!
I would downsize your TV ambitions however. You can get a nice 17-19" LCD that will only use 6-8 Amps and you can watch all evening for less than 30 AMPS which is nice. Satellite Radio is only a couple of amps unless you are trying to power a big stereo system too. All quite do-able with an adequate battery bank, inverter and charging system. Live the life YOU want afloat!
|Farzam: Congrats on the 22 year old wife! I personally am not a fan of Microwaves but I understand the need. Especially with kids and bottles! But the TV is a must. My favorite Sunday afternoon activity: Head out to my favorite little secret spot near Oxford, MD....spin on a hook, fire up the grill and pull the flat screen out into the cockpit for a little barbeque, beer and Redskins!!!!
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KJ Kyle's "phase one" CJ7 build.
this isn't going to be much of a build thread. I leave for Navy basic training July 5th so I just figured I would fill ya'll in on what I did this year. This is my first build, when I started I knew nothing about 4 wheel drive. I actually couldn't even drive it right away because I couldn't drive a manual trans
so here she is on day 1. it has a 350 / sm465 / np205. 5" lift, new frame, some clapped out 35''s, and stock narrow tracks and all the bling bling
I drove it around the beach and what not for the summer, and the first day of fall it went into the garage for disassembly. right now the specs are:
1981 CJ7, 350/sm465/np205. 44/60. 106" wb. 37"s
full width chevy 44 front, with outboarded RE 1444 spring overs. bilstein 5150s, ballistic high steer arms, moog ball joints, spicer 760x joints, 4.10 gears, aussie locker, poison spyder 'bombshell', rancho stabilizer.
the steering starts with an AGR gear box, and astro van pitman arm. I used a combination of 1 ton tie rod ends, and heims. I had Pikes offroad tap some .250 DOM for a drag link and tie rod.
I stretched the front end forward ~6" and ran the shackles on the front of the bumper. my intentions were to keep the rig as low as possible, with a 106" wheel base.
The rear axle is a dana 60. It has the factory limited slip in it for the moment, and a disc brake conversion. also used ballistic Truss, and cover.
The rear suspension is a double triangulated 4 link stretched 5". I used 2" x .250 lowers, 1.5" x .120 uppers. bushings on the frame side, heims on the axle. I'm using stock TJ coils and bilstein 5150s
For the brakes, I am running a 1980 corvette master cylinder (it bolted in with zero modifications) a wilwood adjustable proportioning valve, and half ton calipers front a rear.
also has genright stretch corner gaurds, H2 rims wrapped in 37" goodyear MT/R kevlars tube fenders, ORO flush mount lights.
I'm kicking around the idea of moving the bumper in flush with the body, and I'll have a 90* departure angle
just a little flex. my engine hoist was about to fall over
still to finish is a rocker guards, mount up the warn winch, driveshafts, finishing the tube fenders, plumbing brakes, and paint.
she's still a little tall for my liking, but I only have 4" of uptravel. hopefully phase 2 will start next spring. I am hoping to get stationed at whidbey Island NAS in Washington. then I plan on coil overs front and rear, flat belly skid, lomax 300 and a full cage / harnesses, 35 spl. detroit, RCVs blah blah blah
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Nice looking build and good luck with the Navy. If you get stationed up in WA have fun. There is so much wheeling up there. I actually miss it alot. Just be prepared to tow that or put some huge flairs and mud flaps on it because the cops up there will pull you over the second you hit the road.
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got my jaz fuel cell, and plumbed the lines. now I just need to mount it.
I found a sway bar link in the bottom drawer so I used the bushings to isolate the cell to prevent cracking.
also had mr. crawl bend me up some shock hoops, and got the tabs welded in.
and I got a woody
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|July 4th, 2010, 01:59 PM
Ohh, and you should adress the fuel pickup provisions in that tank also. You will have 1/4 tank of fuel and be out of gas on the slightest angle. It's just a hose hanging in the center of the tank.
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i ran an aluminum tank like that for years, and i used those mounting tabs, and i didnt even use rubber in between them and never had a problem . why would they spend the time welding on those tabs if they were not ment for mounting?
|July 4th, 2010, 09:49 PM
And the foam breaks down after about a year and clogs your fuel system and burns up pumps.
Just some stuff to keep in mind for phase 2 mods.
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being as i have been around 4x4 since i could walk, and dont have anything even relatively worth your rig shitting out, i am super jealous. great looking build, and good luck w navy
|July 5th, 2010, 03:46 AM
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95geo, I appreciate the tips. I heard 'bones's' story about the foam breaking down, but i guess the guys at lane's convinced me otherwise. do you really think the tabs will tear off, even with the rubber isolators? I'm glad your helping out, with this being my first build and all.
|July 5th, 2010, 08:13 AM
How many gallon fuel cell is that? Multiply that by 8lbs and you'll have probably between 150-200 lbs mounted by those 4 tabs that have zero reinforcements. Not only that, you are now holding the weight of the fuel up by them too since they are "isolated". In this case, I think the isolators are doing more harm than good, rather than distributing the weight of the fuel across the bottom face and into the surface it's mounted to, you're suspending it by 4 weak tabs.
Run it, see how long it'll last. I'm curious.
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I agree with 95geo. Oh, and as a side note, a gallon of gas is just over 6#. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Which_is_h...er_or_gasoline
My vote would be to have a strap of thick rubber underneath the tank running from tab to tab. You could then bolt down through the tabs and I think it would be pretty secure. But, having it suspended while bouncing is not so good.
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This last week has been an interesting one for observers of how climate change is covered in the media and online. On Wednesday an interesting paper (Thompson et al) was published in Nature, pointing to a clear artifact in the sea surface temperatures in 1945 and associating it with the changing mix of fleets and measurement techniques at the end of World War II. The mainstream media by and large got the story right – puzzling anomaly tracked down, corrections in progress after a little scientific detective work, consequences minor – even though a few headline writers got a little carried away in equating a specific dip in 1945 ocean temperatures with the more gentle 1940s-1970s cooling that is seen in the land measurements. However, some blog commentaries have gone completely overboard on the implications of this study in ways that are very revealing of their underlying biases.
The best commentary came from John Nielsen-Gammon's new blog where he described very clearly how the uncertainties in data – both the known unknowns and unknown unknowns – get handled in practice (read that and then come back). Stoat, quite sensibly, suggested that it's a bit early to be expressing an opinion on what it all means. But patience is not one of the blogosphere's virtues and so there was no shortage of people extrapolating wildly to support their pet hobbyhorses. This in itself is not so unusual; despite much advice to the contrary, people (the media and bloggers) tend to weight new individual papers that make the news far more highly than the balance of evidence that really underlies assessments like the IPCC. But in this case, the addition of a little knowledge made the usual extravagances a little more scientific-looking and has given it some extra steam.
Like almost all historical climate data, ship-board sea surface temperatures (SST) were not collected with long term climate trends in mind. Thus practices varied enormously among ships and fleets and over time. In the 19th Century, simple wooden buckets would be thrown over the side to collect the water (a non-trivial exercise when a ship is moving, as many novice ocean-going researchers will painfully recall). Later on, special canvas buckets were used, and after WWII, insulated 'buckets' became more standard – though these aren't really buckets in the colloquial sense of the word as the photo shows (pay attention to this because it comes up later).
The thermodynamic properties of each of these buckets are different and so when blending data sources together to get an estimate of the true anomaly, corrections for these biases are needed. For instance, the canvas buckets give a temperature up to 1ºC cooler in some circumstances (that depend on season and location – the biggest differences come over warm water in winter, global average is about 0.4ºC cooler) than the modern insulated buckets. Insulated buckets have a slight cool bias compared to temperature measurements that are taken at the inlet for water in the engine room which is the most used method at present. Automated buoys and drifters, which became more common in recent decades, tend to be cooler than the engine intake measures as well. The recent IPCC report had a thorough description of these issues (section 3.B.3) fully acknowledging that these corrections are a work in progress.
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- 03-13-13 01:55 PM #47Cadillac Owners Connoisseur
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More importantly, if one were already going through this effort (or cost, which, at $800, is considerable), would it not be preferable to utilize HDMI and a higher resolution FullHD (1920x1080) display; along with a much physically larger display to take advantage of that higher resolution and the larger real estate afforded by it, on which to run your preferred applications/programs on.
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The optical convertor I got does a GREAT job of converting to 5.1, the sound is far superior to what it sounded like before.
If you do some research, there is no such thing as "lossless" digital audio.
Also, the Mini Mac is just my choice for a computer and I really don't want to debate that decision.
2. As for another "bigger" display, I am working on porting the video data to a ext monitor connector (version 2.0).
3. $800.00 is CHEAP. The price is going up after I take care of the "first responders", furthermore I do not plan on making a career out of this.
As I told a fellow V owner, I don't care if I am the only one who does this (I won't be).
I appreciate your comments, but you remind me of the guy who comments how poorly a dog walks on two legs.
You should be in awe that it does at all.
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I don't want to sound like a philistine, but the OEM Bose stuff sounds okay to me. I don't think I have very discriminating ears.
But if this thing can solve the iPod and Bluetooth issues (make navigating around in the iPod easier and display caller info. on the screen), I'd pay $800 for it. Yeah, that's steep-ish, but I can't imagine what it took Heavy to work this out. And the hardware has to cost something.
If it results in better audio quality as well, so much the better. Maybe passengers will appreciate it.
I also have no beef with the OEM nav...primarily because I never need nav in town, and when I do I use my phone. But it'd be cool to get Google Maps on the screen. And I guess if I ever want screens in the headrests on a long trip, this thing seems like it would do that. That's neat.
I dunno, I really have no perceived need for this beyond the BT and iPod issues, and I'm not 100% sure that this will fix those. But I'm still beyond impressed that Heavy has it working at all. I think the walking dog analogy is a good one.
I'm sort of waiting to hear how he integrates the audio. I figure once that's done, iPod and BT is just a matter of finding the software to make a pretty display to the screen and getting the computer to accept inputs from the car's knobs. If Heavy can do what he's done so far, I'll bet those things are trivial by comparison.
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- 03-13-13 04:04 PM #51Cadillac Owners Connoisseur
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Was never my intention to belittle your efforts. In fact, the query as to why not the use of HDMI (in lieu of VGA) when one has already gone through such efforts, intimates that the efforts were considerable in the first place. If you feel that I am relating your efforts to that of an awkward bipedal dog, by all means, feel free to disregard my question. However, it was simply an earnest inquiry - ie., can you utilize HDMI, instead of VGA, and, likewise, implement a physically larger display?
And I never made any assessment on the value or cost-benefits of this project - i.e., is it cheap or expensive for what you get, which is in itself very subjective in nature. The main advantage this project offers is the ability to keep the OEM data, since, if one forgoes the retention of the OEM data, all the other advantages associated with a carputer (which is not included) are available separately. So, it becomes very much a subjective matter of whether it is worth keeping the OEM data. For most people, that worth will take into account the cost more so than any effort required to do so, further separating the chasm between those who might perceive it as cheap or expensive. Hence, you're not going to sway or attract anyone who doesn't care for OEM retention.
Years back, in threads where talk of this very subject began, I was very keen on seeing this pan out - i.e., the ability to implement a carputer with retention of OEM data. Hence, my interest. Otherwise, I would have not bothered asking anything. Which brings me back to the fact that I never made any statements on the value or worth of this project. I simply stated that the cost, much like the effort, is considerable, which, at $800, it clearly is. At that point, the cost difference between utilizing a display with VGA connections and one with HDMI connections (with FullHD and a larger physical size) would be negligible. Most of the cost is associated with R&D and labor - the up-specing of parts would have a marginal effect on the price. Hence, once more, the query as to why not a large HDMI touch screen display? And again, only reason I would even be asking is because I am interested.
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1. Cost of the HD display is very high and for a car dash, not worth it IMO.
2. The re-scaler does not guarantee that it will work, although I don't see why it should not.
3. HDMI connectors are shit to work with and then it would take more work on my part.
4. If you don't care about OEM data, others are installing "Parrots" which look very good.
If you want to order with a HD display, I can give a quote.
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HD (for me at least) is even less so--it'd be really cool for the wow factor right after the install, then I'd never use it again. I see guys so interested in playing movies on the nav screen--I'll never do that. I couldn't watch it while driving, and I won't park and sit in the car to watch a movie. The screen is canted towards me and small anyway--I'd rather get a passenger a dedicated dvd player to hold in their lap if they wanted to watch a movie.
Likewise, all the information I *do* care about seeing while driving is rendered just fine in VGA. Yes, it'd look sharper and sexier in HD...but I'm not sure how much more I'd be willing to pay for that. I guess I'd have to find out what HD costs and decide.
The OEM data retention and OEM physical appearance was key for me. I like keeping stuff stock-looking. I don't know why.
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I bought a USB GPS ant and need to install it.
There are better navigation programs available that will run on the Mac, plus being able to use Google maps (if I have a wifi connection) is cool.
The volume control is a concern as it is very tiny on the screen and NO KNOB!
I am looking at apps that will work to solve this, by making controls bigger and a big MUTE button.
FOUND ONE! not an app but a real piece of hardware.
I still can't believe I lasted 5 1/2 years with the stock stereo on the '04. At least my '09 sounds 100 times better. Which is to say, just enough for me not to change it.
But, the V2 does have excellent placement and sizes for aftermarket. Space for 9" woofers in the doors. And a 10" in the rear deck makes for nice potential...
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The reason for the display size makes perfect sense to me... I dont want a big wart on my console. I want to be able to use the standard buttons to control the stock radio and stock personalization features (T/C, info, radio, etc)... If I wanted a big high res display, I would make a ipad mount and put it over the entire radio- but then I would have is an Ipad mounted in my car- how elegant is that if someone can do that in a 73 pinto?
With Heavy's solution here, I get to keep the stock radio/ stock interface (with buttons) AND have an external input for a computer, ipad (to be put under a seat), and backup camera. This is integrated and elegant and seems put together... you COULD get into a V and would think it was stock, when we all know it would not be.
As for the HDMI vs VGA- I understand the limitations, but most everything I would want to plug into this has an option for both. VGA can handle resolutions FAR higher than I would want to put on the screen. You guys talk about cost, but then expect this to be over engineered... HAHA Cant have it both ways..
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Here is where I will probably mount the rear camera:
Still haven't decided on where the front camera will mount.
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Couldn't mount the camera like I wanted so I went with this:
Here is a picture of the 5.1 surround sound amplifiers installed.
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Had a cancellation for a radio mod.
Slot is open for anyone who wants it done.
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Police departments usually don't clean up crime scenes.
But the smeared and spatteredblood on the floors and walls of Matthew David Stewart's Ogden home was different: it was blood that belonged to Ogden police officers.
For that reason, Ogden Police Chief Mike Ashment said the department hired a biohazard company to clean Stewart's home once the criminal case was dismissed against the 39-year-old man, who committed suicide at the Weber County jail on May 24.
"Our officers' blood was spilled in there," Ashment said. "We just wanted to make sure it was cleaned up."
A shootout erupted at Stewart's home, located at 3268 Jackson Ave. in Ogden, on Jan. 4, 2012 after agents with the Weber Morgan Narcotics Strike Force served a "knock-and-announce" search warrant at the home seeking evidence of marijuana cultivation. Stewart allegedly opened fire on the officers who entered the home, and Agent Jared Francom, 30, was killed in the shootout. Five other agents, along with Stewart, were also injured.
The strike force is a specialized group of police officers from various agencies who focus on drug crimes. Many of the agents who served the warrant, including Francom, were Ogden officers.
Ashment said the cleaning was done after the criminal case against Stewart was officially closed on June 4, and while the Weber County Attorney's Office still had custody of the home.
But the clean-up was a shock to Stewart's family members.
Erna Stewart, Matthew Stewart's sister-in-law, said her family was expecting to find dried 18-month-old blood throughout the house when they went inside last week to gather some of his possessions. Instead, they found that in addition to a thorough cleaning of biological material, flooring and doors had been removed, and Matthew Stewart's mattress missing.
"To me, it was abnormal," said Erna Stewart, who expressed a growing distrust for law enforcement authorities and prosecutors involved in the case. "It's not right. I know people think we're paranoid or whatever... but we don't trust anything they do. If it was a hazmat clean-up, why not just mop it up?"
Where smeared and spattered blood once covered the kitchen floor, the linoleum has been scraped up and removed. Blood-stained carpet on the stairs near the south door where Agent Kasey Burrell, Francom and Sgt. Nate Hutchinson had piled up after being shot at also was removed, according to Erna Stewart.
Erna Stewart said some items were also removed from the home, including the mattress, a bedroom door and a bathroom door.
She said the family was hoping that the blood evidence would still be at the home once they gained access to it in case they wanted a private investigator to look at it, or to use it as possible evidence if they ever decide to file a civil lawsuit.
The house itself is still at the center of a civil suit between Matthew Stewart and his insurance company, Fire Insurance Exchange.
The lawsuit, filed in January, claims that the insurance company breached their contract when they did not pay the entire estimated amount of damage from the shootout.
According to insurance appraisal documents, the insurance company estimated the shootout caused about $8,400 in damage to the home, but about $4,800 of that was not recoverable due to depreciation. The company cut Stewart and his mortgagee a check for the actual cash value of $3,321.29 to cover the damage.
Stewart returned the check to the insurance company because he contended he was entitled to the additional payments.
In a letter, the insurance company wrote that there is no coverage under Stewart's policy for what he is claiming, according to court documents.
Erna Stewart said if their family wins the lawsuit, they are hoping to use the money to fix the Jackson Avenue property, and then try to sell it.
"We don't want it sitting there for the neighbors to have to look at," she said. "We want to take care of the neighbors, leave them with some property value. We don't want to mess that up for them."
Police were tipped off to the hydroponic grow in Stewart's basement by his ex-girlfriend, Stacey Wilson. Case Agent Jason VanderWarf told investigators after the shootout that he could not thoroughly interview the woman because she didn't return his calls. But during one of three unsuccessful attempts to contact Stewart at his home, VanderWarf said he saw a number of items at the house indicative of a marijuana grow, and asked for a "knock-and-annouce" search warrant, which was signed by a 2nd District judge.
The Jan. 4 warrant service was classified as "low-risk," and four of the agents including Francom did not wear protective vests when they entered the Ogden home. Agent Shawn Grogan testified at a preliminary hearing that he was met with gunfire while he was clearing the bedroom hallway of the house, emphasizing he did not fire his gun until he was fired upon first.
Stewart, who worked the night shift at Walmart, told investigators after the shooting that he was awakened to loud banging and glass breaking around 8:30 p.m. that night. He felt the men at his home were there to rob and kill him, so he defended himself, he told the investigators. He also told the investigators that he didn't open fire until he was fired upon.
Stewart had pleaded not guilty to a charge of aggravated murder, in the death of Francom, and seven first-degree felony counts of attempted aggravated murder for allegedly trying to kill other officers, as well as one second-degree felony count related to alleged marijuana cultivation. According to court documents, 16 pot plants were found in the home after the raid.
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Wow, beautiful Sawdstmakr! Congrat on your new hive. :)Now you just need to videocam it for those of us who need to live vicariously.
Looks great sawd. I'm glad you could use the plans!
Good luck with it.I was in your shoes a few years ago. My bees didn't end up making it though. They just dwindled in numbers until they had a total population that could fit in the palm of my hand. It ended shortly after that though.


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On Thursday, October 26 Arsenal Football Club were honoured to welcome The Duke of Edinburgh to Emirates Stadium to officially open our new home.
The Duke had been scheduled to be joined by Her Majesty The Queen, but unfortunately, Her Majesty was unable to make the journey due to a bad back, which forced her to cancel a number of engagements.
Prince Philip arrived at the Club in mid-afternoon where he was greeted by Club Chairman Peter Hill-Wood.
Directors Ken Friar and Danny Fiszman then spoke to the Duke about the new stadium development, including the social housing scheme, community projects and the new waste recycling centre.
The Duke then headed into the recently opened Arsenal Museum, where he chatted with supporters and looked around the impressive new facility which recalls so much of the Club's glorious history. Next it was on to the Learning Centre, which, like the Museum, is in the Northern Triangle building.
Then it was pitch-side for His Royal Highness. He walked down the tunnel onto the lush surface and was greeted by Manager Arsène Wenger and skipper Thierry Henry. After receiving flowers from Arsène's daughter, Lea, the Duke was introduced to the entire first-team squad by Thierry before watching a demonstration training session on the pitch involving youngsters from Arsenal in the Community Soccer Schools and Junior Gunners.
The Duke then headed back into the stadium to meet Arsenal staff members. He chatted informally with numerous Club employees - even finding time to quip with the physios about the Queen's current need for their healing hands - before heading up to Diamond Club.
There, the Duke met VIP guests and finally, after a brief address by Peter Hill-Wood, was delighted to unveil the plaque to mark the official opening.
As you can see from the pictures of the afternoon, it was a fantastic day for Arsenal FC and the Club would like to sincerely thank Prince Philip for officially opening the stadium. We would also like to wish Her Majesty The Queen well in her recovery from her current back problems.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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is dragon raja a good game???
is dragon raja a good game???
dragon raja is a great game but its really depends on your opinion. download and go on the duchy of yllse nation, look for confucius the warrior, thats me.
someone tell me wat the hell is this game is it i good game like is it fighting or some crap like that ?
This games GREAT i think... These are some cons and pros that are in affect right now...
* Tactic levels. levels that are appart from your abilities. These dictate how hard you hit, and what weapons you can use. ALL weapons/spells/skills need you to have a certain tactic level. Melee Tactic levels are: Whirling(staff), Hurling(throwing knifes, Archery(Bows), 1hSword, 1hPiercing(Javalins), 1hMace,2hSword, 2hAxe, Fencing(Female ONLY sword)
* You have jobs, such as butchering, mining, or even fishing. Jobs allow you to go even more specific later on allowing you to build weapons, or armors.
* Combat system is okay, monsters are better to be partied on so community is closely connected.
* Actually active GMs, GMs are usually active in the forums/ updating game... Or sometimes in-game to aid with questions.
* All classes except Mages are balanced, mages are over powered till level 100 which is when absolutely all classes are balanced.
* There are many skills and magics to suit for gameplay, wether you wanted to hit and run or hit and tank.
* If you follow any build on any class it has very small chance of ****ing up largely later on. That means IF you really wanted you could use a mage as a warrior or a warrior as a mage. Or an archer w/ bow+sword or bow+throwing knifes. Or even a warrior priest!
* Some lag is now in server, I do not know why. It could be that more and more people are joining
* Combat system is not unique
* Graphics arnt the BEST- then again community/gameplay is wut makes a GOOD game
* Some people having problems w/ sound BGM(rare)
* Leveling is not hard but requires some training
* Tactics are tad bit hard to level later on, so sometimes your level surpasses your tactic unless you keep on Weapon party exp.


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