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Exclusive look inside Muttasim Gaddafi’s bag This is the car of Mutassim Al Gaddafi, it is the car he was riding in the last day of his life, he tried to escape from the planes of NATO and rebels but he failed and now the car has a new owner. Inside the car we find personal possessions for Mutassim, a computer, bag, a wallet and a camera. In the bag we found drugs and Viagra tabs and Mutassim’s IPod. I opened the wallet; there are 2000 Euros and 2 credit cards. What drew my attention is that Mutassim was carrying the ID cards of his brother Khamis who many claim that he was killed during the events. One of Khamis’ IDs of connection with “revolutionary committees’ caries the name “martyr” and in spite that issuance date was not written on the ID, it is the only tangible evidence that Khamis is not alive. I also managed to see what is inside the camera of Mutassim, and we see photos for him in Africa during one of his trips and videos for him in Sirt while moving around at night in his car while listening to music. This is a recent video and it seems it was shot in Sirt too, it shows a young man standing with a weapon besides him, and the date of the video is the 7th of October, around 10 days before Mutassim’s death. In his last days, Mutassim was carrying many mobile phones and he couldn’t answer the last 4 calls he received. In the messages inbox, there are messages received from the telecommunication company Libyana, and the irony is that the messages are saying …

A look at the Kata DR-467 laptop and camera bag. This video is out of focus and unedited, sorry about that. Was filmed before everything was stolen

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This video demonstrates what you can carry in the Tom Bihn Ristretto designed for the 11″ Apple Macbook Air. In addition to the Macbook Air, we pack inside this messenger bag: an Apple Airport Express, an AC adapter for the Macbook air, in ear monitors (earphones) from Shure, a Victorinox multitool, a flashlight, a Montegrappa ballpoint pen, a Pelikan fountain pen, a Rhodia pad, an Apple iPhone 4, a Seagate Freeagent Go external USB hard drive, and a Tom Bihn Clear Organizer Wallet. We also demonstrate how you can carry the Life Factory water bottle attached via a key strap.

Really cool way to transform a T-Shirt into a trendy bag. Watch for the reveal! I posted this because I love the concept of recycling old T-Shirts and hope others will try it as well. This segment from the Today Show on NBC demonstrates how you can make a T-Shirt bag in just minutes. The guest in this segment is Jodi Kahn, the author of Simply Sublime Bags: 30 No-Sew, Low-Sew Projects. More about the book and the author: You’ll tire of hearing “Where did you get that bag?” Simply Sublime Bags offers the secrets to creating four-figure-price-tag-worthy bags. And most of them only take an afternoon! Whether its a casual carryall or a ritzy, patent leather clutch, the envy of your friends is only a few hours away. Why break the bank for a designer bag when you can easily make your own unique fashion statement? In Simply Sublime Bags, youll find 30 do-it-yourself, clever and affordable handbag projects—all of which require little to no sewing. With inventive methods of construction (like duct-taped reinforced interiors and iron fusing), these hip handbags, totes, and clutches have all the looks that bag-lovers want—the shine of patent leather, Chanel-style chain straps, or even funky logos—and each can be personalized to your own taste. The materials are easy to find in hardware, home, office supply, and fabric stores—sometimes even in your own closet! Bags include: • Charmed, I’m Sure—brightly colored vinyl makeup bags with vintage plastic charm zipper pulls • Keyhole Clutch …

Last fall, as he had done hundreds of times, Iranian-American businessman Farid Seif passed through security at a Houston airport and boarded an international flight. He didn’t realize he had forgotten to remove the loaded snub nose “baby” Glock pistol from his computer bag. But TSA officers never noticed as his bag glided along the belt and was x-rayed. When he got to his hotel after the three-hour flight, he was shocked to discover the gun traveled unnoticed from Houston. “It’s just impossible to miss it, you know. I mean, this is not a small gun,” Seif told ABC News. “How can you miss it? You cannot miss it.” But the TSA did miss it, and despite what most people believe about the painstaking effort to screen airline passengers and their luggage before they enter the terminal, it was not that unusual. Experts tell ABC News that every year since the September 11 terror attacks, federal agencies have conducted random, covert “red team tests,” where undercover agents try to see just how much they can get past security checks at major US airports. And while the Department of Homeland Security closely guards the results as classified, those that have leaked in media reports have been shocking.

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