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Gadlinks for Thursday, 10.22.09

Hope everyone's having a great week thus far. If not, take heart-- the weekend is nigh! Now here's a look at what's going on in the travel world today...

  • World Hum's David Frey chats with New York Times do-gooder Nicholas Kristof. On the joys of traveling in the U.S., Kristof says, "You don't encounter a lot of warlords, you rarely get malaria or intestinal worms, and airports aren't strewn with the carcasses of crashed planes. I love traveling in the United States!"
  • My friends at the bookmark-worthy site Brave New Traveler make an appearance (sort of) on The Colbert Report.
  • Tyler Cowen points to a Russian armored-car maker who's outfitting its newest model, reportedly the most expensive SUV ever made, with whale penis leather trim.
  • Over at the Anderson Cooper 360 blog, Art of Nonconformity blogger Chris Guillebeau lists the 28 things he wish he'd known before he started traveling.
  • Finally, I'll bet Antarctica is bigger than you thought.

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