Morning Links: God and Jerry Springer in Italy, a Tourist in Falluja and More
Travel Blog • Michael Yessis • 02.09.09 | 8:33 AM ET
Photo of U.S.-Mexico border by - Tom Miller examines how the way of life on the U.S.-Mexico border is “under siege.”
- An Italian man went to Falluja and declared, “I am a tourist.”
- The fires in Australia continue to rage. Here’s a map.
- Joe Leahy looks at Mumbai’s “experimental” music scene.
- Rick Moody looks at why Sonoran Arizona has produced its share of interesting and rather strange bands. (Via The Morning News)
- Here’s a list of the world’s most stylish hotel design details.
- Expat workers in Dubai have been abandoning their luxury cars at the airport and heading home.
- Lost your job? Tim Leffel suggests going abroad and teaching English.
- God and Jerry Springer vacation in Italy.
- Two Americans have been charged with barbecuing iguana in the Bahamas. They were busted after posting photos of their ‘cue on Facebook.
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Michael Yessis is the cofounder and coeditor-in-chief of World Hum.
Ling 02.09.09 | 9:45 AM ET
That nut in Falluja crossed over from Turkey to Kurdistan and then took a cab 200 miles to Baghdad. That’s one heck of a journey through a war zone. Worst part is that the cops in Falluja couldn’t belive he was a tourist. People are making a hero out of him, but he’s darn lucky he didn’t get kidnapped or blown up.