happysnowman123
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shoots brah, thank you.
Hawaii Growers
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RandomKindness
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Eh south point is where I from breh 
Naalehu!!
Naalehu!!
RandomKindness
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On a more serious note,
R.I.P. Jamil! a highschool classmate of mine was murdered
R.I.P. Jamil! a highschool classmate of mine was murdered
my condolences :S....
Dr. Greenhorn
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Sorry, to hear brother. May he rest in peace
RandomKindness
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im sure youve all heard about this by now, I bet they wished they moved instead of murdering him?
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=12339026
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Court papers reveal new details on Mililani man's beating death
Posted: Apr 19, 2010 6:39 PM HST Tuesday, April 20, 2010 12:39 AM EST Updated: Apr 20, 2010 12:24 AM HST Tuesday, April 20, 2010 6:24 AM EST
Jamil Khan
By Minna Sugimoto - bio | email
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Newly-filed court documents reveal disturbing new details about the beating death of a Mililani man, who was reported missing by his family earlier this month. On Monday, the two men suspected of the drug-related slaying were charged with murder.
According to a police affidavit, the murder victim, Jamil Khan, and one of his suspected killers, Joshua Williams, were classmates at Mililani High School. An informant told investigators the pair's friendship started going downhill when Williams gave Khan marijuana to sell and Khan kept the money.
Williams, 25, and Michael Connolly, 24, are scheduled to make their initial court appearances Tuesday.
It's undoubtedly a trying time for the murder victim's family, as investigators start losing hope of ever finding his body. Khan, 24, was last seen leaving his family's home in Mililani April 7th. His car was later found burned in Waipahu.
Police say they discovered an indoor marijuana farm and other evidence when they searched Williams' home in Makakilo Saturday. His charges include murder, car theft, arson, and first-degree commercial promotion of marijuana. That marijuana charge is a class A felony that suggests officers recovered the required minimum of 100 marijuana plants from the house.
According to a police affidavit, the suspects "had recently become upset with Jamil because Jamil wasn't contributing his fair share to the grow operation," and was in the process of starting up his own farm.
According to the court papers, Williams told a witness Connolly "struck Jamil in the chest with a hammer," and they both "continued to assault Jamil until he went unconscious." The witness says Williams then "admitted to slicing Jamil's throat."
Police believe the body was dumped with the trash.
Connolly faces a single charge of murder.
Each remains in custody, unable to post $1 million bail."
Joshua Williams
Michael Connolly
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http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=12339026
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Court papers reveal new details on Mililani man's beating death
Posted: Apr 19, 2010 6:39 PM HST Tuesday, April 20, 2010 12:39 AM EST Updated: Apr 20, 2010 12:24 AM HST Tuesday, April 20, 2010 6:24 AM EST
By Minna Sugimoto - bio | email
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Newly-filed court documents reveal disturbing new details about the beating death of a Mililani man, who was reported missing by his family earlier this month. On Monday, the two men suspected of the drug-related slaying were charged with murder.
According to a police affidavit, the murder victim, Jamil Khan, and one of his suspected killers, Joshua Williams, were classmates at Mililani High School. An informant told investigators the pair's friendship started going downhill when Williams gave Khan marijuana to sell and Khan kept the money.
Williams, 25, and Michael Connolly, 24, are scheduled to make their initial court appearances Tuesday.
It's undoubtedly a trying time for the murder victim's family, as investigators start losing hope of ever finding his body. Khan, 24, was last seen leaving his family's home in Mililani April 7th. His car was later found burned in Waipahu.
Police say they discovered an indoor marijuana farm and other evidence when they searched Williams' home in Makakilo Saturday. His charges include murder, car theft, arson, and first-degree commercial promotion of marijuana. That marijuana charge is a class A felony that suggests officers recovered the required minimum of 100 marijuana plants from the house.
According to a police affidavit, the suspects "had recently become upset with Jamil because Jamil wasn't contributing his fair share to the grow operation," and was in the process of starting up his own farm.
According to the court papers, Williams told a witness Connolly "struck Jamil in the chest with a hammer," and they both "continued to assault Jamil until he went unconscious." The witness says Williams then "admitted to slicing Jamil's throat."
Police believe the body was dumped with the trash.
Connolly faces a single charge of murder.
Each remains in custody, unable to post $1 million bail."
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Waiakeauka
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Where do you buy the Hanna pen from?
Waiakeauka
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RIP I just hope that this doesn't have a negative impact for our blue card resident.
DelSlow
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This made me lol.
mandigo808
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so i have a couple 2 or 3 week old plants outside rightnow will they make it to long season or will they flower right away???
at Ohanna Gardens or Wizards sells the Miluwakee version of a PH pen. Just so you know. A Hanna Combo pen will run you roughly around $200.00. Plus another $40.00 or so for calibrating solutions.
On another high note, my electric bill this month $4!85.00
SilkySmoke
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Wait...you sure about that??? I'm still trying to figure this long season/short season stuff out. According to the daylight calculator link,
http://astro.unl.edu/classaction/animations/coordsmotion/daylighthoursexplorer.html
us guys in the 808 are just a shade under 13 hours of daylight and we'll hit 13 around the 2nd week of May. You're saying that any indica strain would flower under this much light NOW????
So for you outdoor guys, you can actually grow an Indica and have it flower in mid-August??
RandomKindness
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it depends on genetics my freng. sure there are certain strains that will stick to their guns and might quite possibly NOT flower at 13 hours, but 13 is a heck of a lot closer to 12 than it is to 18 
Dr. Greenhorn
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use that daylight calender shit to plan your day at the beach.
and indoor rules don't apply to outdoor. use the force instead, luke. in other wordz, put an indica out now and find out for yourself,,, then get back and report to us,mr. silkysmoke
aloha
and indoor rules don't apply to outdoor. use the force instead, luke. in other wordz, put an indica out now and find out for yourself,,, then get back and report to us,mr. silkysmoke
aloha