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Skip to comments.Hijacker Activities Uncovered in Fla., N.J./ Witness: Hijack suspect visited crop dusting airfield.
Posted on 09/24/2001 5:46:15 AM PDT by kattracks
A suspected ringleader in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on America repeatedly visited a crop dusting airfield in Florida, asking lots of questions on topics including how many chemicals a crop dusting plane could hold, according to a witness.
Federal authorities fear the suspect's presence at the airfield is another indication the terrorists may have planned, or still may plan, to use crop dusters to launch a chemical or biological attack.
Crop dusters near the nation's 30 biggest cities have been grounded since Sept. 11. And now, police are stationed near the Belle Glade, Fla., crop dusting airfield the suspect, Mohammed Atta, apparently visited as recently as the Saturday before the terrorist attacks.
In addition, Zacarias Moussaoui, under arrest as a material witness and detained since August, was found with a crop dusting manual in his belongings, ABCNEWS has confirmed.
"Things like anthrax spores are easily transported, easily put into a solution that could be dispensed out of a crop duster," author and U.S. Navy (news - web sites) Commander Ward Carroll said.
More than a dozen men including Atta a suspected hijacker believed to have died on a plane that smashed into the North Tower of New York's World Trade Center repeatedly visited the Florida airfield, said chief pilot Willie Lee, who identified Atta to the FBI (news - web sites).
Atta was "very persistent about wanting to know how much the airplane will haul, how fast it will go, what kind of range it has," Lee said. "The guy kept trying to get in the airplane and there was nobody there but the ground crew. Everybody had gone. And he said that he just had to run him away from the airplane because he kept trying to get on the wing, wanted to get inside the cockpit and so forth."
Check back for continuous updates on the hunt for terrorists from ABCNEWS' worldwide investigative team.
Presenting the Evidence
U.S. officials believe Atta and other men who hijacked airplanes and crashed them into the Pentagon (news - web sites) and the World Trade Center were working for terrorist Osama bin Laden (news - web sites)'s al Qaeda organization. The government is preparing a report detailing evidence that will prove to the world that bin Laden was behind the attacks, administration officials said.
Portions of the document, called a "white paper," will be presented with other evidence incriminating bin Laden and al Qaeda, Secretary of State Colin Powell (news - web sites) said.
"I think his guilt is going to be very obvious to the world. I mean, he has been indicted previously for terror activity against the United States, and so this is a continuing pattern of terrorism," Powell said on ABCNEWS' This Week .
"We are putting all of the information that we have together, the intelligence information, the information being generated by the FBI and other law enforcement agencies," he said.
The White House had previously said it would not make public any evidence because it could jeopardize intelligence-gathering efforts. But some countries including Pakistan, Afghanistan (news - web sites)'s neighbor and one of only two countries that recognize the Taliban regime as the legitimate Afghan government have asked that the United States provide clear evidence that bin Laden orchestrated the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and Washington.
Clues in Paterson, N.J.
Meanwhile, investigators believe the New Jersey city of Paterson, just 25 miles from the twin towers, may have been the base for a major terrorist cell. ABCNEWS has learned that during the three months prior to the attack, 11 of the 19 suspected hijackers lived in or near Paterson.
A building at 486 Union Ave. was home to six of the terrorists until just days before the attacks. According to the FBI, the third floor apartment was rented for the last six months by Nawak Al-Hamzi and Hani Hanjour, two of the hijackers of Flight 77 that slammed into the Pentagon.
But here, they were hardly noticed. Paterson has a large Muslim community, and the terrorists kept to themselves, had no furniture and made their calls from a pay phone.
At least two of the hijackers stayed at a motel in Wayne, N.J., and others rented small planes at nearby airports for flight practice. Others used phony names and addresses to rent cars for long road trips.
"There was nothing suspicious about them," said Glenn Boonstra, a car dealer. "They were typical businesslike people that wanted to rent a vehicle. But now we're looking at a form like this and saying, 'Where did he go in three days? Where did he put 1,100 miles on?' We do a lot of speculation."
FBI agents are also looking at records from three banks near Paterson where the hijackers kept money. And they're looking at where that money came from. Investigators also are trying to learn if there are others involved who were not killed on Sept. 11, and if they can be found.
Global Search Intensifies
Around the world, the manhunt for suspected terrorists intensified this weekend.
Authorities say they believe they have thwarted at least two planned attacks. In one, terrorists planned to attack the U.S. Embassy in Paris by helicopter, they said. In a separate arrest in Belgium, officials seized bomb-making materials.
ABCNEWS has learned that up to 30 attacks may have been planned in the United States and Europe following the assaults in which terrorists flew hijacked planes into the World Trade Center and Pentagon. Another hijacked plane crashed in western Pennsylvania when passengers apparently tried to wrest the controls from the terrorists.
Federal agents have been painstakingly working their way through nearly 150,000 leads generated by the investigation of the attacks. Nearly half of the tops were submitted to an FBI Internet Web site.
Petrochemical companies and nuclear companies were told by the FBI last week to be on a high state of alert. The warning is general rather than specific, according to officials.
ABCNEWS has learned that some of the individuals thought to have been trained as pilots had booked reservations on airline flights scheduled to take place in the days after last week's attacks including flights out of Boston and San Antonio this weekend.
There are at least two dozen people still at large who have ties to the suspected terrorists, officials say.
European Union (news - web sites) Cooperates Fully
Authorities in Belgium, Germany, France, Britain and the Netherlands made several arrests over the weekend. German authorities say they are pursuing nearly 1,000 leads. Three of the suspected hijackers attended two universities in Hamburg.
European officials are also looking into whether people linked to the attacks may have profited from financial market speculation.
They are also cooperating fully with U.S. authorities, which had not always been done in past. The European Union agreed to work to speed up ratification of an existing U.N. resolution calling for the freezing Taliban assets.
ABCNEWS' Brian Ross and John Miller contributed to this report.
I think the feds are giving the terrorists too much credit here. Chemical and biological weapons require a significant research/development/manufacturing infrastructure. More likely Atta was looking for an alternative to hijacking a airliner. Fill the chemical tanks on a crop duster with explosives (heck just use gasoline) and you have a helluva flying bomb. MHO
Suspect eyed Glades planes
By Sanjay Bhatt, Alex Navarro Clifton and Larry Hobbs,
Palm Beach Post Staff Writers
Monday, September 24, 2001
BELLE GLADE -- Suspected hijacker Mohamed Atta frequently visited and quizzed crop-dusting workers here about their operations -- as recently as three days before the attacks in New York and Washington -- prompting fears that a South Florida-based terrorist cell was plotting a biochemical attack.
The Federal Aviation Administration late last week ordered a nationwide grounding of crop-dusters Saturday and Sunday and expanded restricted airspace at all major open-air sporting and other entertainment venues. The restricted airspace includes fairgrounds and stadiums, including Pro Player in Miami-Dade County where the Dolphins played Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.
The no-fly zone would give military aircraft more time to scramble should any aircraft be spotted heading toward a stadium.
The crop-dusters, grounded because of what sources called a "serious, credible threat," were allowed back in the air as of 12:05 a.m. today.
FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen cited "national security" for the precautions, stopping short of connecting the restricted airspace and the crop-dusting prohibition to the fear of a biochemical assault.
The order grounding crop-dusters was the second since the Sept. 11 attacks. Bergen said there is no plan to reinstate the ban next weekend.
The FBI has determined that 12 of the 19 suspected hijackers had ties to South Florida -- and that Atta appeared to be the ringleader.
James Lester, who loads chemicals on crop-dusters at the Belle Glade Airport, recognized Atta from an FBI photo. Lester said Atta visited the airport with two other Middle Eastern men.
Lester, 50, of South Bay, has worked on crop-dusters for nearly 30 years. In the course of a 12-hour day, he loads the planes with pesticide or fertilizer, cleans them and mixes the chemicals.
As long as he can remember, people have stopped at the airport, curious about crop-dusters. So he didn't think much of it when three Middle Eastern men showed up in February.
Atta asked a lot of questions, Lester said, and mentioned that he was a student pilot.
"He wanted to sit in the airplane," Lester recalled. "I told him he couldn't do that. The owner wouldn't allow that."
Atta and his two companions, who Lester said spoke in muffled Arabic, just walked around the planes, looking them over.
Lester doesn't believe Atta would have been able to fly the crop-duster.
"It's a totally different airplane," Lester said. "Just 'cause you fly a commercial airplane, you can't just jump in there and fly 'em."
Still, the encounter chilled Lester.
"It's mind-boggling to think something like this could happen to you here in your back yard," he said.
Lester works for Willie Lee, 62, who has been crop-dusting in the Glades for 40 years. Lee said he didn't pay much attention to the visitors, and didn't recognize any of them when the FBI showed him pictures early last week.
Lee said the men came to the airport just about every weekend in July and August -- most recently on Sept. 8, three days before the hijackings. Lee said they asked questions about the flying capabilities of crop-dusters and the amount of chemicals they can hold.
He said they were different from the Arab-Americans who live in Belle Glade. The visitors, he said, were pushy and arrogant.
Lee, who flies an Air Tractor 502, says about 10 crop-dusting outfits are based nearby. His plane holds three hours of fuel and holds 500 gallons of pesticide.
"They gave me the idea they were flight students," Lee said. "They just acted like they were learning how to fly to go back home to fly for a living. I was busy and didn't take a lot of time to talk to them."
Still, he reported the visits to police.
"I never thought anything of it until after the bombings. That's when it dawned on me that it might be unusual that they were asking these particular questions."
Lee said he wasn't impressed with their crop-dusting knowledge.
"From what I got, none of these people were good enough to fly these planes," he said. "It's not easy to start. You can blow the things up right on the ground. It takes some schooling. You just don't get in there and flip a switch and start the thing up."
Belle Glade Police Chief Michael Miller said the FBI had made inquiries about the airport but declined to elaborate.
In a related development, investigators have discovered a manual on crop-dusters kept by Zacarias Moussouai, a man with alleged links to Osama bin Laden who was detained in August in Minnesota after he sought training at a flight school.
It was too much of a coincidence, authorities said.
"The intelligence community came to us and encouraged us to shut down the crop-dusters," FAA spokesman Scott Brenner said.
Investigators also have issued warnings to the trucking industry to watch for any suspicious activity involving the hauling of chemicals, radioactive waste, biological agents and other hazardous materials.
The FBI "has received information on numerous terrorist threats regarding potential use of chemical, biological and/or radiological/nuclear WMD" -- weapons of mass destruction -- according to an alert issued Thursday by the American Trucking Association.
The FBI last week arrested a former Boston cabdriver, Nabil Almarabh, who had financial ties to some hijackers and had recently secured a Michigan license to haul hazardous materials such as dynamite, gases and toxic and radioactive waste. Two men arrested in Almarabh's former Detroit home had licenses to drive commercial trucks, officials said.
"We're trying to exercise an abundance of caution," one FBI official said. "We're not downplaying anything. Anytime we get a suspicious report or circumstances, we are trying to ask people to be on the lookout."
James Callen, executive director of the National Agricultural Aviation Association, said the nation's 4,000 crop-dusting planes, which also are used to combat fires and mosquitoes, usually hold 300 to 800 gallons of chemicals. Crop-duster pilots must obtain small-plane commercial licenses and special training for agricultural aviation, Callen said.
Callen said the FBI and FAA have not informed the group of any specific reason for the grounding orders. He said there have been no confirmed reports of stolen planes or chemicals in recent weeks.
Or who knows, they may go after the heartland this time and stay well away from cities with a substantial Arab presence.
I HATE thinking like this. But if only one in a thousand immigrants, students, visitors, is a terrorists, and one in a hundred would shelter or overlook him, that's a lot of terrorists. And a lot of good people, I know, tarred with that brush. Saudis in camps and Afghans in caves are a lot less of a threat than the ones among us.
So we put a freeze on Palestinian visas. Very impressive. Egypt, Sudan, Yemen, come on in. All here, keep your places.
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I could be giving them too much credit, but they did manage to kill almost 7000 with a set of box cutters.
Yes, but we won't. We're still mesmerized by "tolerance"...until our cities begin dying, one by one. Then it will be--and perhaps already is--far too late.
I've decided to pass along alerts to people/places in my area. We live in a backwoods type area. There are lots of farmers, and cropdusting planes. Word of mouth seems to be the order of the day. LOL...I have 'targeted' my local farmers' co-op/grainery, our farrier, school, and groceries. I'm trying to get the 'courage' up to 'chat' with the local sheriff.
Compared to any other weapon, this is simply not true.
How do you figure? Biological weapons have to be cultured, and its not like you can purchase the agent on the open market. Anthrax is not easy to grow: it requires tight environmental control to get significant yield (enough to make a weapon). Chemical weapons must be manufactured in a processing plant. Mustard gas and other blistering agents, although chemically simple, require a processing plant to yield enough to make a weapon.
A gasoline (call it napalm) bomb requires... well
Glassware full of a substance to feed the critters is all that is needed. Biology texts provide more than just clues to this. Simple observations under a microscope allow process tuning. Temperature and pressure controls are extremely simple; and, can be excercised by humans using simple gauges and valves. A starter culture can be obtained from a sick critter or human. There are plenty of sick critters and humans in third world countries where inoculations are not commonplace. Strength of the biological agent is increased by taking a culture from an entity that was killed with the preceding strain.
Chemical weapons must be manufactured in a processing plant
Such plant is a great deal easier to build than a steel mill. Biological agents could be cultured in a plant that is easier to build than a steel mill.
Mustard gas and other blistering agents, although chemically simple, require a processing plant to yield enough to make a weapon.
What was the state of industry during WWI? Probably not much more advanced than might be found in any country with electric power. Quanity is "production rate" integrated over time.
The resources of a nation can be coordinated to some astounding results, even in relatively "primative" situations. The resolve of an enemy can usually overcome most anything. By consulting the CIA web page regarding Afghanistan, one can determine that they do have some resources. They also have money. Remember that Afghanistan is not the only nation that houses our enemies.
I'll dredge up some more sites that indicate the reasonable fear of bio-terrorism. There are oodles of them.
Chemical and biological weapons require a significant research/development/manufacturing infrastructure.
OK, I'll be more specific: Even I could make chemical and biological weapons. Fifty million people, who are very determined to inflict harm on US citizens, can do the same. Perhaps you prefer to underestimate enemies?
Two hundred pounds of glassware, a house-hold heating/air-conditioner system, some pumps, and some compressors does not constitute "significant infrastructure". All of this stuff is dirt cheap and easily available.
"The research personnel come from where?", you might ask. They are trained right here in our own schools. Books can be found all over the internet and in every bookstore.
I think you don't grasp how easy it is to manufacture these weapons .... much easier than conventional arms. If this were not the case, why ground the crop dusters?
OK, I'll be more specific: Even I could make chemical and biological weapons. Fifty million people, who are very determined to inflict harm on US citizens, can do the same. Perhaps you prefer to underestimate enemies?
No I do not wish to underestimate anyone, but for nearly a year now we've been talking about complicate scenarios involving rogue state terrorist attack ("We need missile defense"), and the terrorist went for an incredibly simplistic attack that we never anticipated. It is in fact those focused on complicated methods of attack that are underestimating our enemy.
Two hundred pounds of glassware, a house-hold heating/air-conditioner system, some pumps, and some compressors does not constitute "significant infrastructure". All of this stuff is dirt cheap and easily available.
I would disagree, in that in total the education, research (you have to practice growing the stuff to get it right), and processing materials necessary are complicated. It does not fit this particular group's modus operendi (Latin sp?). I have never said that it is impossible, but rather that the puzzle piece doesn't fit here.
"The research personnel come from where?", you might ask. They are trained right here in our own schools. Books can be found all over the internet and in every bookstore.
Time, time, time, time. Although these people are obviously patient, I don't think the years (4 for the BS degree, 8 for the PhD) would be considered worthwhile.
I think you don't grasp how easy it is to manufacture these weapons .... much easier than conventional arms. If this were not the case, why ground the crop dusters?
I don't think you have considered how complex the scenario you have laid out is. I don't think it is something we should ignore. If we can conceive it, they can probably do it. But these particular people used a brilliantly simple plan to destroy the WTC and kill 6000+ Americans. It is far more conceivable to obtain 500 gallons of gasoline and a crop duster than it is to go through any of the gyrations that you describe.
Please don't misunderstand me. We must be vigilant on all fronts. However, I think the focus on complicated methods of attack is severely misguided.
From what I've read, this isn't as easy as this guy is making it sound. Then again, I've heard a lot of conflicting reports on this....I'm really not sure what to believe anymore. My only thought is that if this is so easy to do (some people here make it sound like anyone can go in their basement, make a bunch of anthrax, and kill hundreds of thousands of people with it), how come it hasn't been done in the past by some pissed off American who hates the world and wants to go out with a bang?
From what I've read, making anthrax and making anthrax into an aresol solution to kill mass amounts of people from a crop duster are two very different things. The latter requires a lot of money and specialized equipment.
Smallpox, ebola, plauge, etc. Biology is the only weapon that is universally available.
This recent plan was 5 years in the making. Those countries don't have anything but time. They do have enough money. Besides, you don't have to get a diploma to get the knowledge. You just need the books. If I bore the sort of grudge those people maintain, an entire lifetime would not be too long. This is the level of thier anger and conviction.
Furthermore, it is accepted in the defense community that Iraq has extensive biological and chemical weapons already. I presume that to be a source against the US.
I don't, in general, disagree with you except that it would be very foolish to overlook a biological attack. Most of the articles stemming from the intellegence community support this notion.
If bio weapons are used, you could almost guarantee Iraq's involvement. They have the everything in place to make these weapons. The problem for them is delivery. And to complicate matters, smuggling the completed agents into the US would be difficult, so a short range aircraft like a crop duster would be unlikely. Setting up to manufacture in this country would seem be more likely but carries the risk of detection. Rather than crop dusters though something along the lines of a mosquito control disguise (as has already been discussed on the news here in Houston) would be a more likely delivery method. We could probably think of a few more, but no loose lips here.
I don't, in general, disagree with you except that it would be very foolish to overlook a biological attack. Most of the articles stemming from the intelligence community support this notion.
I am in full agreement with you that we must consider every possibility. But what we have been overlooking are the confoundingly simple means of attack, which is why 6000+ Americans have perished.
This is digustingly clear. I think a "grand constriction" of our borders is one of the most meaninful responses. Expidited expulsion anyone who seemed happy about that attack would be another wise move.
There will always be a simple means of attack, unless Americans wish to exchange much of thier freedom for security. I'd rather pack heat and shoulder the responsibilities and risks associated with freedom. It is fairly obvious that you'd be there beside me.
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When announcing the offtake deal in an interview with Reuters, New Alpha's Merlyn Julie added that the refinery was now looking at a further offtake agreement with the government of Nigeria's Rivers State and an unnamed US-based oil company for 20% of the total capacity, or 40,000b/d. Julie also said that state oil products marketer Ghana Oil (Goil) had expressed interest in receiving a minimum of 30% of the facility's output, or 60,000b/d. If these two potential deals also go ahead, the refinery will have secured customers for at least 60% of its capacity. This will make the project a much more appealing prospect for investors.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to construct the refinery, which would be Ghana's second after the 45,000b/d Tema facility, was signed with New Alpha in July 2009. The refinery is to be built in Takoradi, where the pipes from the offshore Jubilee oilfield come ashore. The facility could also source feedstock from Nigeria. According to Julie, New Alpha is currently negotiating a crude supply deal with the Nigerian government, with the possibility of offering refined products in exchange. Refined products from the refinery are aimed at the domestic market and at Nigeria, which is currently a net importer of oil products owing to problems including sabotage, fire, poor management and lack of regular maintenance at its own refineries.
A pre-feasibility study for the Takoradi refinery project is expected to be completed by the end of October 2010 and the refinery is scheduled to come onstream by 2015. While the agreement with Ross International will help to demonstrate the feasibility of the refinery, in order for the project to go ahead, New Alpha will need to secure additional offtake agreements. An alternative to this long process could be to find a larger partner to join the project. In the interview with Reuters, Julie claimed that New Alpha was looking at the possibility of involving a company from the Far East, particularly China, in the project. One company that could be interested in the project is China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec), which is seeking investment opportunities in both upstream and downstream projects in Africa.


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Electroneurodiagnostic technology involves recording and studying the electrical activity of the brain and nervous system. The electroencephalogram (EEG), which records the ongoing electrical activity of the brain and assists in the diagnosis of a variety of neurological problems, is the most well-known electroneurodiagnostic procedure.
Mayo School of Health Sciences coordinates the clinical rotation training experience in conjunction with GateWay Community College. The length of the rotation is flexible and depends on GateWay's program guidelines and requirements.
Several Phoenix-area hospitals and clinics serve as clinical training sites. Students do their rotations at one or two, but not all, participating practice sites.
GateWay Community College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, part of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The Electroneurodiagnostic Technology program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.
See accreditation information for Mayo Clinic College of Medicine.
To participate in the Electroneurodiagnostic Clinical Rotation at Mayo School of Health Sciences, you must be enrolled in the Electroneurodiagnostic Technology program at GateWay Community College.
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Commodities are traded in much the same way as most forms of tradable products. Traders can buy or sell different commodities with the aim of making a profit by either selling the commodity at a higher price than that at which they bought it, or buying the commodity back for less than they originally sold it for.
The nature of Spread Betting/ CFD Trading means that traders do not actually own the relevant commodity, but rather trade the underlying movement of the commodity in question.
Traders will often have a choice between two different types of a single commodity; a 'rolling daily' format and a 'futures' format. As the name suggests, rolling daily is linked to the price of the commodity as it stands on a daily basis, while futures concern the price of a commodity in the days, weeks or months to come.
Rolling Daily contracts are more generally used by those looking for short-term trades; however, as the name implies, the contract 'rolls over' from day to day, and will continue to do so unless either the trader takes some sort of action to close the trade or the trade deteriorates to a point where the fund limit of the account is reached.
By contrast, a futures contract will close at a preset expiry date and time, whereupon either a profit or loss will be made, depending on the position of the commodity now related to its price level when the trade was first opened.
Let's have a look at an example of a commodity trade. Firstly, we need to pick a commodity. Assets will differ from broker to broker, but ETX Capital offers a large number of different assets for traders to choose from, including metals (gold, palladium, platinum and silver), energy (Brent Crude, Heating Oil, Natural Gas and Nymex Crude) and soft commodities (including corn, cotton, lumber, oats, soybeans and many more). Let's select one of the most commonly traded commodities – gold.
We have the option of trading gold in either a rolling daily format or future format; in this example, let's select the rolling daily option.
Let's say that the current price of gold is 1279.6/1280 – the sell price is the former and the buy price is the latter – and I decide to trade £1 per point of movement. I make my decision on whether to buy or sell and act accordingly; the next day the stock is trading at a level of 1282.6/1283 and I now decide to end the trade.
If I originally bought at £1 per point, then I bought at 1280 and the sell price is currently 1282.6, a 2.6 move in my favour, giving me a profit of £2.60. However, if I originally sold at £1 per point, then I sold at 1279.6 while the buy price is currently 1283 – a difference of 3.4, meaning that if I were to end the trade now, I would incur a £3.40 loss.
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Create a Button That Tracks Inventory Levels
This guide will show you how to have a button track your inventory levels for an item with no options (such as size or color), and alert you when you are low on inventory or sold out.
Step-by-Step Instructions
On the button creation page, fill out the information for your item's name, price, and Item ID if you use one (see the Create a Buy Now Button or Create an Add to Cart Button guide for more information on creating a button).
On the button creation page, click the dropdown near the bottom of the page titled "Step 2: Track inventory, profit & loss (optional)".
Click the checkbox titled "Track inventory". You'll get access to a new set of text boxes underneath, with By item pre-selected. This allows you to track the inventory for an item with no options.
Note: If you have added dropdowns for options, see "Create a Button That Tracks Inventory Levels for Items with Drop-down Menus."
Fill in the boxes with the information for your item:
- Item ID is for your own use, and is not required. If you use ID numbers to help you keep track of inventory in another system as well, you can add it here to help keep those records up to date. Any changes you make here will be mirrored in the same field of the section "Step 1: Choose a button type and enter your payment details".
- Qty. in stock should be set to how many of the item you have in stock.
- Alert qty. (optional) should be set to the quantity at which you want to be notified — e.g., if you want to be notified when you have 50 of the item left in stock, then you would enter 50 here.
The Price box will be disabled -- this box actually pertains to the profit and loss tracking feature.
Decide how you would like to handle out of stock items. There are two options: (a) "customers can buy the item as usual", or (b) "don't let customers buy the item".
- If you choose to let customers buy the item as usual:
Shoppers won't know that the item is out of stock and will still be able to order it – but there may be a delay in their shipment if you are waiting on inventory to arrive first. If a customer does order an out of stock item, you may want to notify them separately that their shipment may be delayed.
- If you choose not to let customers buy the item:
Shoppers will not be able to order the item, and will see a message saying "This item is out of stock", along with a "Continue Shopping" button that will take them back to your website.
Make sure that you enter the URL of the page you want your customers to return to after they see the "sold out" message. You may want to have a specific page for this, or simply return customers to your store's homepage.
- If you choose to let customers buy the item as usual:
You can create your button now, or check out the Create a Buy Now Button or Create an Add to Cart button guide for information on other button features and instructions for adding your button to your website.
Additional Info and Frequently Asked Questions
How will I be notified that my inventory is low or out of stock?
When your inventory reaches the amount set as your Alert Quantity in the steps above you will receive an email from PayPal with the subject line "Inventory alert for [Item Name]."
How do I update my button when my inventory has been restocked?
Once your inventory has been restocked, you will need to edit your button to update how much stock you have. To do this, log into your PayPal account and click the "Merchant Services" tab near the top of the page. Then click on the "My Saved Buttons" link on the right side of the page. Find the button you need to edit and click the "Action" button to the right then choose "Edit Button" and follow steps 2 – 5 in the instructions above.
What should my alert quantity be set to?
After you start selling your items on a regular basis, you'll probably want to see an inventory report. This can help you track sales trends, and help you predict how much product you'll need to order, and/or help you to decide where your alert quantity should be set. You can see this report by logging into your PayPal account, going to History->Reports, then clicking on Inventory and Profit & Loss Report.
Why is my inventory not being tracked?
If you are using encrypted or plain-text buttons, PayPal cannot track inventory through them. PayPal can only track inventory on PayPal-hosted buttons. If you want to use encrypted or plain-text buttons, you will need to use a third-party shopping cart — you can see all of the carts PayPal is compatible with here.


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Small and definitely capable of being fast. Wireless to wired transfers between computers average 6-7 MB /sec in my super congested apartment complex, whereas G speed wireless was only capable of producing about 1.5 MB per second on rare occasion.
I am a little suspicious of the speeds this device reports to the computer. It seems to constantly say 300 mbps or 54 mbps depending which type of network you're on, and the speeds I actually experience don't come close at times, so bear in mind it will be faster than your traditional 802.11g adapter, but difficult to say how much faster it actually is without running your own tests. There are more than 30 available networks in range of our apartment, so I *really* doubt this adapter is connecting at the full rate.
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In the early 1990s, it became clear to Jim and Debi Saunders that their newly purchased 90-acre ranch could be the realization of their dream of owning and farming their own vineyard. Soil testing and site evaluation began within a year of purchasing the Saunders ranch. The clay loam soils of these South and West facing hills were discovered to be ideal for farming wine grapes. The meso-climate of Eastern Paso Robles was a perfect site to farm Syrah and Petite Sirah. Initial planting began in 1993, with the development of Syrah and Petite Sirah.
After years of producing an abundance of Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, new scions of Tempranillo, Malbec, and Petit Verdot were grafted to the well-established Cabernet Sauvignon vines. This "experiment" has proven to be successful as this vineyard produces award winning wines from the new varietals. Presently, Saunders Vineyard is composed of Syrah, Petite Sirah, Petit Verdot, Malbec, and Tempranillo. The vines are trained to a vertical shoot positioning trellis to optimize vine vigor, capacity, and interior canopy micro-climate.
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lee replied to Mark C's topic in Celiac Disease - Coping Withjust be very careful about what u eat, esp. going out to restaurants. they might say it has no flour but what about soya sause, stock cubes etc. i have very low iron due to being a celiac my whole life so try taking vitamins and iron pills. good luck .
lee replied to joemoe003's topic in Celiac Disease - Teenagers & Young Adults Only1. how long have you had coeliac? 18 yrs, im 20 now, so my whole life . 2. At what age were you diagnosed? 2 yrs old 3. what foods do you miss out on? i cant remember ever eating gluten foods 4. How much does it cost to stay gluten free? bit more esp. gluten free bread 5. Do you ever wish that you didn't have coeliac? sometimes, but it has its positives - always eating healthlier and no cakes, biscuits, pizza etc. i do however have very low iron, so i have to take iron pills and eat liver and beetroot 6. Does the food taste better or worse or the same as ordinary food? again i dont really rememeber. 7. Have you ever eaten gluten without knowing it then suffered for it? definately! i ate fries that were dipped in flour and was quite sick... ive also drank alcohol that i thougth was gluten free but wasnt.


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"The hours, minutes and seconds stand as visible reminders that your effort put them all there. Preserve until your next run, when the watch lets you see how impermanent your efforts are." - Joe Henderson
The S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY) closed higher for the most part following an otherwise volatile week with many expecting a "June Swoon" to take place on continued uncertainty over the Federal Reserve and QE. A test of the 50-day moving average seemed all but certain until some strong end of day moves pushed equities higher. Payroll data showed some modest improvement, though not enough to suggest any near-term pulling back of quantitative easing from the Fed. Some argue that job gains were almost perfect in that they were modest enough to keep stimulus in place, with the unemployment rate ticking up to 7.6% as more people re-enter the labor market. To some extent this is true, since the report served as a reminder that we are still far away from the Fed's explicit unemployment rate target of 6.5%.
We live in Bizarro world, whereby anything but really good economic data is actually really good for stocks. Mediocre economic activity continues to serve as a reminder that the Fed can't really step away just yet, which in turn is supportive of equities, buy backs, and modest risk-taking by investors. While the big concern as of late has been a scenario of falling stocks and falling bonds, the exact opposite may occur in the months ahead. With mortgage applications falling sharply last week as the 30 year hovers around 4%, sentiment on the most recent breakdown in bonds could easily reverse. The dollar's severe breakdown indicates that the rally on QE tapering talk was utterly unjustified as I said on Bloomberg the week prior. This in turn means the bond sell off is probably unjustified as well. I maintain that we are likely near a soft-ceiling in rates in the short-term, which would be stock positive since it would calm fears for now of a yield spike shock.
Our ATAC models used for managing our mutual fund and separate accounts continue to favor equities over bonds in the near-term. There was a growing possibility towards the latter part of the week for a rotation, but Friday kept our inflation rotation strategies in stocks. The big question mark of course is what happens next. I suspect China (NYSEARCA:FXI) will begin to act a bit more on accelerating its own economy given weak manufacturing data, and broad equity underperformance this year. Should risk-on conditions hold, we may take a second swing at the "fat pitch" of emerging markets. QE tapering talk complicated the timing, but we very much believe a significant opportunity will manifest in overseas stocks this year. The MSCI Emerging Markets index (NYSEARCA:EEM) is underperforming the U.S. by a whopping 2300 basis point year to date. Nothing lags forever, and the further the divergence gets, the more powerful a trade can be had.
Regardless, last week served as a reminder that volatility can return to markets at any time, economic growth is still not exciting, risks continue to exist, and the consensus is usually very wrong. Our weekly strategies are designed to take advantage of asset class movement through intermarket trend analysis and metrics. The next major opportunity will either be back into bonds (risk-off) or back into emerging markets (risk-on). Either scenario can result in strong risk-adjusted performance - we just need to maintain our patience and discipline until the time is right.
Finally - I am thrilled with the feedback I have received on the re-release of my father's book on Intermarket Analysis and Investing. On Amazon.com, the book has 11 reviews, 10 of which are 5 stars. Now available on Kindle, I hope to continue honoring my father's legacy through his work, and ours here at Pension Partners.
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Today, while lying in bed with my boyfriend after some steamy lovemaking, he sat up, slapped my ass with excruciating force, and screamed, "I AM THE THUNDER!" directly into my ear. It seems our senses of humor differ considerably. FML
Today, my five year old ran down the street wearing nothing but flip flops, Star Wars underwear, and a baseball helmet. He was swinging a badminton racket while screaming "THIS IS SPARTA!" My neighbors watched laughing as I had to run after him down the street in my pajamas. FML
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franbig 2445 days ago
Sweet! I love injections of personality into rote daily processes esp when I agree.
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Flipping marvelous, made me smile today in spite of Dave and Nick!
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Your photie is famous: http://waugh.standard.co.uk/2010/05/doom-and-gloom.html
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What fun!
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This is brilliant! The sign that is, not the coallition. The board at Warwick Avenue is always hilarious too.
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Steve is quickly becoming one of the most recognized
voices heading to the top of his field announcing
professional rodeo and roughstock events. Although
Steve's original plan was to purely pursue a career as a
livestock auctioneer, he quickly found that his new twist
on a classic style created a demand for announcing in the
rodeo world.
Spending several years after college auctioneering at
livestock sale barns, Steve began announcing for Cotton
Rosser "The King of Cowboys," of the Flying U Rodeo
Company. With most of Steve's weekends booked with
rodeos, he quickly made the transition from auctioneering
to announcing full time.
Along with announcing numerous rodeos, Steve is a
lead announcer for Las Vegas Events including Cowboy Fan
Fest, as well as hosting the Cowboy Corral which opens
each night of the Wrangler National Finals. Steve can also
be heard announcing the 2013 & 2014 Professional
Roughstock Series on RFDTV. In 2014 Steve was featured
on Instagram for a behind the scenes look into the life
of a rodeo announcer.
Whether announcing in front of a crowd of thousands
or being interviewed for TV or social media, Steve is well
known in the world of rodeo as well as his local community.
Along with his busy rodeo schedule Steve spends his free
time giving back. Auctioneering for local 4-H chapters, as
well as non-profit organizations such as Rancho Cielo;
which aims to transform the lives of at-risk youth and
empower them to become accountable, competent, product
ive and responsible citizens, are among the causes
close to Steve's heart.
Steve resides in Western Montana with his wife and
two children on their cattle ranch. As a former United
States Marine, Steve will grab your attention from the
beginning with his patriotic pride during the opening of any
event. If you are a life-long fan of the sport, or if it is your
first time celebrating the way of the west, Steve will keep
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By Wisden India Staff in Mirpur
There is no need to panic for us: Sammy
West Indies captain concedes that his team didn't get the right start in either innings during the seven-wicket loss to India
Darren Sammy chose to credit India's bowlers rather than criticise his batsmen after his side's seven-wicket loss in its opening match of the ICC World Twenty20 2014 at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium on Sunday (March 23) night.
West Indies, the defending champion, never really got off the blocks and settled for 129 for 7, a total India overhauled with seven wickets to spare to hit the top of Group 2 of the Super 10 phase.
While most of the damage in terms of wickets was done by the spinners, Bhuvneshwar Kumar set the tone for India with 16 dot balls during a three-over opening burst of 0 for 3. "I think credit must go to the opening bowlers," said Sammy, the West Indies captain. "Kumar swung the ball both in and out and he bowled good areas. We know they were bowling to the two most dangerous openers (Chris Gayle and Dwayne Smith) in this format of the game. They kept them quiet. There is no need to panic for us, it is just one round goes to India. We have three more games left in the tournament, and we back ourselves to win them.
"We just didn't respond well enough to their spinners. Round one goes to India. I have a strong feeling that we will meet again, so we are looking forward to that. They used the conditions quite well. India loves to chase, so we knew once we lost the toss that we were going to bat first. It's a fact that we just didn't bat well. We didn't bat well and we still got to 130. We will take heart from that. Once we get that good start ... we never kicked off in the innings."
India's spinners have had great success in both their matches so far at the Sher-e-Bangla. "They bowled wicket-to-wicket," pointed out Sammy. "Normally, if you let a spinner settle, he will get his line and length and variation of his pace which he wants to bowl. In both games, they have settled into a nice rhythm. They are controlling the pace of the innings from there.
"Normally, whether you bat or bowl first, the start is very important and in the games that we have played, we have got good starts from Chris and Smith at the top. And when we bowl, normally we get good starts from (Samuel) Badree and whoever is bowling. In this game, we didn't get the best of starts, both bowling and batting, and we were always behind India in the eight-ball. We didn't answer quick enough to India."
West Indies left out Ravi Rampaul, their experienced pacer, for Krishmar Santokie, the left-arm medium pacer. Justifying the decision, Sammy said, "Like I said before the match, Santokie has been really good for us building up to this tournament. It is good to have Rampaul as our leading fast bowler in the team. I know he will get his opportunity soon. As you could see playing here in Bangladesh, spin is going to play a big part in this tournament. We have four guys who could spin – two specialist spinners (Badree and Sunil Narine), and Gayle and Marlon (Samuels) who could take pace off the ball for us. I still think the combination was right, we just didn't have enough runs to play with."
India slowed down with victory in sight, going from 107 when Virat Kohli was dismissed to its target of 130 in a further 30 deliveries. Sammy chose to take heart from that, saying his aim was to keep India's batsmen out for as long as possible. "That's exactly what we were thinking out there – to try and take the game as far deep as possible into the last overs. Net run-rate normally comes into play in these tournaments. They getting the runs with two balls to spare, it is a plus for us."


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Derek St. Holmes
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Derek St. Holmes (born February 24, 1953) is an American musician, best known as the vocalist and rhythm guitar player for Ted Nugent's successful early solo career.
Derek St. Holmes was born and raised in Riverview, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. He received his first guitar for his eleventh birthday. He started his own neighborhood band, The Organized Confusion, and also played for high school dances.
In 1974, Derek's band, "Scott", opened for an Amboy Dukes show at the Lincoln Park Theater. The Amboy Dukes and their guitar player Ted Nugent had already recorded several albums and were a staple of the Midwest rock scene at the time. When the Amboy Dukes broke up, Nugent's road manager (Phil Nicholson) contacted St. Holmes about auditioning for Nugent's project as lead singer.
St. Holmes joined Ted Nugent, former Amboy Dukes bassist Rob Grange and drummer Cliff Davies to release Nugent's self-titled debut album in 1975. St. Holmes remained in Nugent's band until 1978, when he and Nugent parted ways due to personal, financial and musical differences.
In 1979 Derek joined up with Ted Nugent's bass player Rob Grange, ex-Montrose drummer Denny Carmassi to form St. Paradise. They released one self-titled album for Warner Brothers in 1979 before moving on to other musical careers. In 1981, he teamed up with Aerosmith guitarist Brad Whitford for the short-lived Whitford/St. Holmes Band.
In 1983, St. Holmes joined the Michael Schenker Group for its 1983 release "Built To Destroy", and also contributed to the live follow-up, "Rock Will Never Die".
In 2000, St. Holmes released Then and Now, a collection of many St. Holmes' rock material. Bassist Chase Chitty (Pat Travers Band), drummer Steve Pace (Hydra, Krokus, Whitford/St. Holmes) and keyboardist Russ Still accompany St. Holmes with songs such as "Standing In The Rain", "Dr. Love" and "Surrounded", and the energy rocker "In Too Deep".
On July 4, 2008 St. Holmes made a guest appearance at Ted Nugent's 6000th concert in Detroit, MI. He jammed on "Hey Baby", "Cat Scratch Fever", and "Stranglehold" with Ted.
On August 24, 2008 he joined Ted Nugent on stage at Capital One Bank Theatre at Westbury in Westbury, New York. He sang and played guitar with Ted Nugent on "Hey Baby", "Just What The Doctor Ordered", "Dog Eat Dog", "Stormtroopin", "Cat Scratch Fever" and "Stranglehold".
Derek has re-recorded some famous Aerosmith songs for a special promotion, and is making them available in MP3 format. Derek's versions are available online on his website.
Derek is singing in guitar maker Paul Reed Smith's band. Derek has co-written many of the tunes for a new CD including "One In the Same" and "Ice Cold Kisses". The CD is in the vein of 1970s rock with some more modern elements. The "Paul Reed Smith Band" CD was released in June 2010.[1]
On 27 December 2008, Derek was a special guest at a Get The Led Out concert at Ram's Head Live in Baltimore, MD. He played guitar for "Rock and Roll", then sang and played "Stranglehold", by Ted Nugent. St. Holmes is actually the voice heard in the track recording. He also performed "Stranglehold" with Get the Led Out at the Nokia in New York City on March 7, 2009 and again in Baltimore on May 15, 2010.
In 2010, Derek participated in a tribute album titled Mister Bolin's Late Night Revival, a compilation of 17 previously unreleased tracks written by guitar legend Tommy Bolin prior to his death in 1976. The CD includes other artists such as HiFi Superstar, Doogie White, Eric Martin, Troy Luccketta, Jeff Pilson, Randy Jackson, Rachel Barton, Rex Carroll, Kimberley Dahme, and The 77's. A percentage of the proceeds from this project will benefit the Jackson Recovery Centers.[2]
Derek toured again with Nugent from 2011 to 2014. As of 2015, Derek was writing and recording with Brad Whitford for a follow-up to 1981's Whitford/St. Holmes album.
Also in 2014, Derek announced that Gibson was releasing a signature guitar in his name later in the year. The guitar is a white Gibson SG custom with an ebony fingerboard and three humbucker pickups. The guitar also is fitted with a vibrola. Derek is known for playing a variety of guitars throughout his career, from Fender Stratocasters, Gibson Les Pauls, PRS Guitars, and various Gibson hollow-bodies.
Main Albums with Ted Nugent[edit]
1975 Ted Nugent Ted Nugent (Epic Records)*
1976 Ted Nugent Free-for-All (Epic Records)*
1977 Ted Nugent Cat Scratch Fever (Epic Records)*
1978 Ted Nugent Double Live Gonzo! (Epic Records)*
1982 Ted Nugent Nugent
1993 Ted Nugent Out of Control (Epic Records)
Contains previously unreleased songs with vocals by Derek St. Holmes "Street Rats" (alternate version - original vocals by Meat Loaf) and "Magic Party"
1995 Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild (Atlantic Records)
2014 Ted Nugent Shutup & Jam! (Frontiers Records)
Main Albums - Others[edit]
1979 St. Paradise St. Paradise (Warner Bros. Records)
1981 Whitford/St. Holmes Whitford/St. Holmes (CBS Records)
1991 Vanilla Fudge Alive (Back On Stage) (Rhino Records)
2000 Derek St. Holmes Then & Now (Perris Records)
2008 Blood Of The Sun Death Ride (Brainticket Records)
2010 The Paul Reed Smith Band (Cargo Records)
2016 Whitford/St. Holmes Reunion
1983 Michael Schenker Built to Destroy (Chrysalis Records) (contributed vocals on 2 songs)
1994 Dazed and Confused Movie Soundtrack (MCA Pictures)
1996 Steve Fister Shadow King (FTP Records) (contributed vocals on 3 songs)
1997 Private Parts Movie Soundtrack (Paramount/WB)
1999 That '70s Show/Rockin TV Sitcom Soundtrack (Volcano Records)
2001 Various Artists Welcome to the Aerosmithsonian: A Tribute to Aerosmith (Perris Records)
2010 Mister Bolin's Late Night Revival What If ... (Rainbow Foundation Music Inc.) (contributed vocals on 1 song)
1981 Ted Nugent Great Gonzos (Epic Records)**
- ^ PaulReedSmithMusic.com Archived July 9, 2010, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Mister Bolin's Late Night Revival, 2010


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Alpe d'Huez
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The application of Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine will revolutionize the comfort and safety of skiers. Proposed by the Tourist Offices of Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine and the SATA (operator of the ski area), this application provides all the amenities you could dream of: the location-based interactive trail map, weather, snow, webcams, practical guide for each resort...
Continue use of GPS running in the background can decrease battery level.
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lent - pas à jour ! meteo jamais à jour - donne la meteo de la veille ! prend une éternité à se charger. Très gourmand en data si vous avez un forfait limité
Looks ok. but... Never used the app and was not in area before. It shows tracks in that area that I supposed to do. Not possible and looks buggy. Don't trust the tracker...
prefer previous This is far worse, slower and less versatile than the previous version. I have never been able to view the webcams on my android phone with this version, which is the main reason I want it. Have to go to the browser!!!
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Used to work This used to be simple to use, now the HD ski map takes an age to load, and the webcams don't work. If it wasn't broken then don't fix it!
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Bodily Feats
The human body can achieve some pretty amazing things and Discovery Health has come up with a bunch of articles explaining how some of these feats are accomplished.
Sword Swallowing | Firewalking | Bed Of Nails | Glass Walking | Fire Breathing
Sword Swallowing | Firewalking | Bed Of Nails | Glass Walking | Fire Breathing
living by the sword
Sword swallowing news (scroll down). The history of swordswallowing. Living sword swallowers and their websites, like the belly dancer-neon-sword swallower. X-rays, side effects. [previously]
Sword swallowing uncertainties The sword passes within millimetres of the heart, aorta, and other vitals but, surprisingly, few deaths related to sword swallowing have been described. A Canadian sword swallower did die, but that was after swallowing an umbrella.
Swallowing A sword may feel unconfortable and leave "a taste of stomach acids and metal" in your mouth, but it's a hell of a party trick.
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1 Dead After Falling Off Motorcycle In Forest Lake One person is dead after apparently falling off a motorcycle in Washington County early Friday morning.
White House Identifies 5 Minn. Counties As Critical Drug-Trafficking RegionsThe designation as a high-intensity drug traffiking area gives the counties federal resources to help coordinate and develop drug control efforts both federally and state-wide.
Washington County Residents Get Bottled Water After Well ConcernsDozens of homeowners in Washington County are being told not to drink their well water.
Deputies Investigate Suspicious Death In BayportThe Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating a suspicious death Tuesday in Bayfield.
Body Pulled From Miss. River In Washington Co. IdentifiedThe Washington County Sheriff's Office has released the identity of the body that was pulled from the Mississippi River Monday.
Washington Co. Sheriff Seeking Person Of Interest In String Of BurglariesAuthorities in Washington County are looking for a person of interest in several home break-ins and attempted break-ins last week.
2 Critically Injured In Stillwater Stabbing IncidentPolice say it happened at around 6:08 p.m. when Stillwater Police responded to a report of a domestic disturbance.
Authorities: Fatal Dump Truck-SUV Crash In Washington Co.Authorities are on the scene of a fatal crash between a dump truck and SUV in eastern Minnesota Monday afternoon.
Due To Conflict, St. Paul Officer-Involved Shooting Case Sent To Washington Co.The recent case of an officer-involved shooting in St. Paul has been sent to the Washington County Attorney's Office due to a conflict of interest.
15-Year-Old Girl Hurt In Washington Co. Hit & RunA 15-year-old girl was injured in Washington County Tuesday night when a car hit her and drove off, according to a statement from police.
39-Year-Old Woman Dies In Washington County AccidentOne woman died in a single-vehicle accident in Washington County on Saturday, according to State Patrol.
State Patrol: Distracted Driving May Have Led To Fatal Washington Co. CrashThe Minnesota State Patrol is investigating a fatal Washington County crash Monday afternoon.