When a Kuwaiti airpilot is found drunk in 'dry' country aboard his flight

The audacity of piloting a plane while drunk and more so while in a 'dry' region as Kuwait; anti-Semetic found on a Jewish Judge's website; identity and guilt when describing yourself as a Palestinian whose home is elsewhere; the decadence of printing chocolate lettering; and comparing the quagmire of Lebanese politics to League football is helpful; When to not worry.

A Gulf flight circles low over Abu Dhabi not a far leap from the regional flight Dubai-to-Kuwait that exposed a drunken Kuwait air-line pilot.

Banana Q8 [3]

Drunk Airplane captain risks passengers lives

But this alleged incident has not been corroborated as rumor circulates that he was a passenger in his pilot gear. Not clear whether he was drunk-piloting or indeed caught at the helm of his plane, or even just an soon-to-be on duty pilot in uniform traveling as passenger. " Imagine that you are aboard an airplane with intoxicated captain that has almost zero alertness, this was the case with over 300 passengers that was aboard a flight from Dubai to Kuwait. Drinking even while driving a car is considered a crime !"

Richard Falk [4]

A final attempt to clarify my posting of the cartoon

Richard Falk is a Jewish judge whom the Israelis want to punish for speaking the 'truth' on Palestine. Here he explains how an anti-Semitic cartoon made it on his blog.

Wintersamar [5]

Where are you from?

A Palestinian dilemma and guilt-trip on the worn subject of identity-- but surely identifiable with many a Palestinian or second generationer whose roots lie elsewhere: "I was at an event a couple of nights ago and someone asked me “Where are you from?” I hesitated before I answered. Trying to think of the easiest answer and struggling to really find the right answer. So, I said “I’m from Illinois”. After I said it, I felt lame."

His and Hers Q8 [6]

The Chocolate Printer

A 3D chocolate printer makes the possibilities endless for a new decadent print-press. Eating your own words!

Karl Remarks [7]

A Premier League Guide to Lebanese Politics.

Where English League football meets Lebanese politics - it’s all about the relaxed rules about foreign ownership and player transfers. Finding out who's who in Lebanese politics in terms the lads can relate to: "Lebanese politics can appear confusing to the outside observer. Indeed, most of the time, it appears confusing to the inside observer. However, Lebanese politics has inherent logic and rules and, once those are grasped, following it can offer hours of entertainment for the whole family. In an effort to demystify some of the conceptual and technical aspects of Lebanese politics, I offer you the Premier League Guide to Lebanese Politics."

Musesephere: My World and More [8]

Then Don't Worry

A reassuring flo-chart that tells you when to not worry-- take a look (and don't panic)!