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View From the Heartland

Her Anniversary Gift?

I wish I had what it would take to gift her this purse for her 30th Anniversary coming up soon.
Sadly, she already keeps those in her purse.

A Little Faster

The Bayliner's upgraded and ready for some summer fun!

Gateway Pundit: Hope Rides Alone With the American Soldier

A must read for ALL Americans.
Wish it would be read on every TV and radio staion, every classroom, every church, every blog and every living room and mall.

Gateway Pundit: Hope Rides Alone With the American Soldier

MONDAY

After a week of fun and sun and other "things".

And then we'd go skiing

Colorado here we come!

IF it was someone's Birthday today

I'd send them a cake.

More about airline travel

From today's news, here's a sentence you just don't hear very often:

"He was secreting these items in a body cavity and that was a great concern because there were also some electric wires associated with that body cavity,"

Wired Iraqi man triggers scare at L.A. airport
Tue Mar 6, 2007 6:35pm ET20

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - An Iraqi national wearing wires and concealing a magnet inside his rectum triggered a security scare at Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday but officials said he posed no apparent threat.

The man, identified by law enforcement officials as Fadhel al-Maliki, 35, set off an alarm during passenger screening at the airport early on Tuesday morning.

A police bomb squad was called to examine what was deemed a suspicious item found during a body cavity search of the man. Local media reports said a magnet was found in his rectum.

"He was secreting these items in a body cavity and that was a great concern because there were also some electric wires associated with that body cavity," Larry Fetters, security director for the Transportation Security Administration at the airport, told reporters.

The flight left without Maliki but with his luggage aboard. It made an unscheduled landing in Las Vegas, where the plane was thoroughly searched but nothing was found, officials said.

Passengers were not evacuated and no flights were disrupted by the incident at Terminal One at Los Angeles airport.

"There never was a threat," Fetter said.

He said police and the FBI were called in from "an abundance of caution" because Maliki was "so bizarre in his behavior."

Maliki, who had a U.S. green card, was being questioned by immigration officials about his immigration status.

We made it back!

We made it back from a wonderful 7 day vacation.
Today our luggage made it back from it's 9 day trip.