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xkcd: Seat Selection
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Holiday Inn Human Bed Warmers
Posted on January 23, 2010 | No CommentsIn the you've got to be kidding me file, Reuters is reporting that 3 Holiday Inns in the UK are offering a human bed warming service where a hotel staff member dressed in an "all-in-one fleece sleeper suit" will warm up your bed to a comfy 20 degrees -
Must See Travel TV: Departures
Posted on January 17, 2010 | No CommentsWhat Scott, Justin, and Andre pull off is pretty much the ultimate dream of just about every travel blogger on the Internet - the tr-avalanche. If you can write a sufficiently interesting blog about travelling maybe you could make enough money off of it to pay for more travelling, which you could then blog about for more money. Repeat until you can quit your dumb day job. Scott's competitive advantage is that he worked in TV. That and he just happened to know an insanely talented camera guy named Andre Dupuis to make it all visually stunning.
![Don't try to see the zoo in a day. The zoo has 9 different animal zones and covers 100 acres in Balboa Park. If you only have one day to spend there you won't be able to see everything, especially if you have kids in tow. To make sure that you don't leave disappointed, check out the San Diego Zoo website before you show up and come up with a list of must-see attractions. Once you know what you want to see check out the online Park Map [sandiegozoo.org] to come up with a rough plan of attack.](http://averagetraveller.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/IMG_0597-36x36.jpg "San Diego Zoo Tips and Tricks"){kind=small}
