Martin Meissner  /  AP A cargo plane is loaded at the FedEx
distribution center at the International Cargo Airport in
Cologne, western Germany on Monday. Investigators found out that
packages that terrorists in Yemen attempted to smuggle onto an
aircraft were moved through Cologne. news services updated
11/1/2010 7:51:13 PM ET 2010-11-01T23:51:13  Al-Qaida's top
bombmaker raised his game, officials believe, by following his
miss on a crowded U.S.-bound passenger jet last Christmas with
four times more explosives packed into bombs hidden last week on
flights from Yemen.  The two bombs contained 300 and 400 grams
of the industrial explosive PETN, according to a German security
official, who briefed reporters Monday in Berlin on condition of
anonymity in line with department guidelines. By comparison, the
bomb stuffed into a terrorist suspect's underwear on the
Detroit-bound plane contained about 80 grams.  Early forensics
on the two bombs packed inside computer printer cartridges point
to Ibrahim al-Asiri, the