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Gadlinks for Thursday, 6.11.09

by Aaron Hotfelder (RSS feed) on Jun 11th 2009 at 3:00PM

Bored at work? Here are a couple travel links to keep you entertained.

Over at World Hum, Rob Verger spends 24 hours in JFK's new JetBlue terminal-- and lives to tell about it.
The crew over at the Freakonomics blog is holding a contest to try to find the worst road in the United States. The rules: "Tell us why your road is the best example of the worst in American transportation, toss in a bit of wit and literary flash, and post your entry in the comments section." Winner gets some Freakonomics schwag.
Highly amusing: The Seven Types of Bookstore Customer from an apparently disgruntled employee. I proudly accept my status as an Internet Hobo.
US government convinces tiny island nation of Palau to accept 17 Chinese Muslims held at Guantanamo Bay. The $200 million deal-sweetener probably helped.
MatadorNights brings you the Ten Best Film Festivals from around the world (and one "stinkarooni").

Filed under: United States, Palau

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