In Transit Who’s sitting next to you?

from United Airlines Hemispheres Magazine May 2010

Food & Drink With Asian carp threatening to overtake the bayou, a Louisiana chef threatens to overtake the fi sh. Will diners care?

138 in transit

“Working with kids is a lot of fun—way better ”than a real job.

GETTING TO KNOW YOU

DANIEL CASAMASSINA / 20 WHY I’M TRAVELING / I’m heading home to Newark, New Jersey, for the summer. I have a job lined up as a counselor at a day camp. Working with kids is a lot of fun—way better than a real job.

MY PREFLIGHT RITUAL / I take a picture out the window every time I fl y. I’ve probably taken about fi fty pictures. Every time it’s a little bit different.

NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT

My skateboard. Whenever I can, I travel with my skateboard. I’m always scared it’ll break, so I never check it. It takes me a lot of time to get through security.

BY ADAM K. RAYMOND

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United Airlines Hemispheres Magazine May 2010