SIGNS: Air Canada Passenger Finds Needle in Sandwich on Flight
I didn't realize that the Space Needle had been repainted orange. It was orange or "Galaxy Gold" when it was first made. I just happened to see a video regarding Plugged In where India Arie is running a contest in Seattle. When they panned across the Space Needle, it was orange on the top.
http://screen.yahoo.com/india-arie-s-seattle-plugged-in-yahoo-screen-29522389.html
News reports that there's another case of a needle found in a sandwich on Air Canada. There were some found regarding a Dutch flight. I know that I have a 10/31 Dutch tag linked with my high school classmate Dutch born 10/31 like Rebecca.
I have an old He-Man Software Program linked to her because of Han Solo as Harrison Ford born 7/13 for Alabama. Rebecca is from Alabama. So when you pull out the EM as 5/13 for Sunny Leone in HEMAN, it becomes HAN for Han Solo.
That's why the popularity of "50 Shades of Grey" as a book set in Seattle and linked to the "Twilight" Series refers to "Master of the Universe." That's "50 Shades of Greyskull." It's a joke that has been circulating.
However, when you look at erotica tied to Rebecca who worked in the Adult Industry, the Woman in Red marching with the Indian Olympic Team vs. Rebecca as a redhead, and Seattle theme with India Arie, it all makes sense.
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Air Canada Passenger Finds Needle in Sandwich on Flight
By ROB GILLIES 07/31/12 11:08 PM ET
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TORONTO -- Air Canada says a passenger found what appears to be a sewing needle in a catered sandwich on board a flight from Victoria, British Columbia, to Toronto.
Peter Fitzpatrick, a spokesman for the airline, said late Tuesday that the airline is "working closely with our caterers to ensure heightened security measures have been put in place."
Fitzpatrick says the airline contacted the caterers immediately after Monday's discovery. He says a police investigation is under way and they have not received any further reports of similar incidents.
Dutch police said earlier in July they were investigating how needles got into six sandwiches on Delta Air Lines flights from Amsterdam to Minneapolis, Seattle and Atlanta. Passengers discovered four of them.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/01/air-canada-passenger-find_n_1727525.html