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Take FIVE a day later.

While I was on my WiFi quest with no luck, Gadling welcomed a new blogger. Meg Massie has an interesting way to get around the world. Her husband is a professional bridge player. Meg travels for other reasons too. Bridge is just one of them.

Along with the welcome addition of Meg, there have been a mix of culture related posts from entertainment to food, plus, there is a new feature thread called Gadling Covers the Olympics.

From the humor angle: If you missed Jerry's post on Stephen Colbert's tour of the Cantons of America, here it is. Along with poking fun at Canton, Ohio (on the list of the top five cities that are dying in the United States), Colbert also pokes fun at other towns called Canton.

• From the gastronomic angle:Jefferey lamented the absence of his beloved döner, Turkish kebabs from Concierge.com's list of the world's best street foods
• From the cinematical angle: Josh pointed out the popularity of Indian musical movies in Africa and wonders how much Bollywood will take over Hollywood's place here.
• From the musical angle: Aaron pointed us in the direction of Asian music that has gained a following
• And, from a capturing an aspect of culture yourself angle: Scott posted on great price on a Fuji camera.

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