Mobissimo

Paying cash for anything on board domestic U.S. flights might be a thing of the past if airlines follow ATA and Hawaiian Air and opting for the all-credit system to pay for on board amenities. Personally, I would think that airlines would tend to want to follow in American Airlines footsteps and accept both cash and credit (novel idea.)

So, the Queen Mary 2 was just in town and this behemoth of a ship was the biggest ship to sail into the San Francisco Bay and under the Golden Gate Bridge ever. If you have an extra $185,905 lying around you can enjoy 5 star accommodations while visiting 41 great cities and 25 nations on five continents while onboard the Around The World Cruise. Or you can just watch the video of the ship sailing into our beautiful bay below. Via SF Gate.

I love this bag. I am forever getting somewhere only to find out that I have left my power cord at home or better yet left the stupid thing I was planning to charge. This badboy has 6 clever little compartments and a heavy duty zipper to help keep you organized on the road. Built NY has some pretty cool bags (and baby bibs) on their site, check them out!!

MapQuest just got cooler with the addition of their new gas portal, just launched. It's easy to use; just enter your zip code to get a list of service stations in your hood separated by price, distance or name. I found out that the cheapest gas around, $2.82 a gallon, is at a place I had never even known existed and the total price to fill my yellow Hummer up will be $90.24---WOOOHOOOO!!

The airline is still waiting for DOT approval, but with San Francisco as its base of operations and SFO - JFK as its inaugural route, Virgin America also just announced plans to fly to Washington Dulles, Los Angeles, San Diego and Las Vegas within its first nine months, "pending … certification by the U.S. Department of Transportation." Virgin America did not announce exactly which routes it would fly from those airports.

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has recently voiced his support for the new airline by asking for a swift review of its application. The Governor notes that Virgin America will create as many as 1,700 jobs in the San Francisco Bay Area. Via USA Today.

Watch them paint a Virgin America A320