Putting the security back in air travel, by Muchael J. Totten, New York Post [1]:
Security officials should pay less attention to objects, and more attention to people.
The Israelis do. They are, out of dreadful necessity, the world’s foremost experts in counterterrorism. And they couldn’t care less about what your grandmother brings on a plane. Instead, officials at Ben Gurion International Airport interview everyone in line before they’re even allowed to check in.
Putting the brown bag back in schools lunches, White House, Michelle O., idea salad bars in school cafeteria well short of half-back, from Ed Bruske. Sun Valley Online [2]:
The White House is set to announce on Monday a major new initiative that would place up to 5,000 salad bars in public schools nationwide, despite uncertainties over how local health inspectors might treat those salad bars and USDA nutrition-tracking rules that could prove a major impediment.
Hat tip: Liberty Pundits [3].
Can anybody say food fight?