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Barbary Coast Booze: the Pisco Punch {Gadling}
Aug 18th 2011 11:22AM I imagine the Pisco Punch is made with Chilean pisco if it is that good. ;)
El Salvador: No visa required {Gadling}
Jan 24th 2011 11:39AM *would be NO stamp
El Salvador: No visa required {Gadling}
Jan 24th 2011 11:37AM I too was a bit concerned about my bus trip across Central America, but was delighted to hear about the CA-4 Agreement. I'm a passport stamp lover though and was disappointed that there would be stamp since I already had one from Nicaragua. Yet Guatemala did stamp. It's all better than fees and tourist cards!
T-Mobile joins industry initiative to standardize phone chargers - and you can win one! {Gadling}
Jun 15th 2010 10:09PM I'm so glad that my phone uses this standard.
GadlingTV's Travel Talk 015: World drinking laws & Portland's hippest destinations! {Gadling}
Jun 3rd 2010 8:22AM Funhouse, what a classic pinball machine.
Ten great markets around the world {Gadling}
May 10th 2010 9:54PM I wish I had known about the Jalan Gaya Street Fair when I was in Kota six years ago. It's just another reason beyond Mt. Kinabalu and giant pitcher plants to return.
GadlingTV's Travel Talk 012: Trains, planes, & mergers! Behind the scenes at Southwest Airlines, Gowalla & Gadling in Austin + a brand new GIVEAWAY!! {Gadling}
May 6th 2010 4:27PM Sharp shirt Stephen! Sorry guys, I should've brought more. Texas awaits your return. Come back anytime.
Thanks for the VBS.tv link. The North Korean doc was great.
Times Square bomber reveals total failure of airport security measures {Gadling}
May 5th 2010 3:08PM Technology!
I believe we're going to be hearing many more "You'd think..." about this one.
New United Airlines livery still keeps a bit of Continental in the mix {Gadling}
May 3rd 2010 5:24PM Eh. Was Unitental considered?
GadlingTV's Travel Talk 011: Eyjafjallajökull, Club Obama, immigration law, barbecuing & cliff jumping! {Gadling}
Apr 28th 2010 8:15PM So the burden of proof is on the individual. If I hear this right, anyone can be stopped in Arizona, asked to show documentation proving legal status, and, in the case that one can not produce some form of such identification, may be detained. Forget the green card, driver's license, passport, social security card, etc! The answer is: bar codes...tattooed...on the back of the neck.
Welcome back Bruce!
