Have you started using TripIt yet to organize your travel plans into one little online spot? Kayak hopes you haven't because they just went and started doing the same thing as TripIt with the new "Kayak Trips" feature.

No matter which you prefer, both will instruct you to forward your confirmation emails to them, and they will organize the information into an easy-to-reference itinerary page. This goes for car rentals, flights, hotel reservations and (on TripIt), attraction tickets. The only major difference right now is that TripIt already has an iPhone app that allows you to manage your itinerary via mobile, whereas Kayak's iPhone integration of Trips is still in the works. But then Kayak's been too busy dropping millions to get you to pay attention to them in the first place, so we suppose they're hoping to attract all those who both haven't heard of them nor TripIt.

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Wine Guru Dr. Vino has put together a great "36 hours in New York for Wine Lovers" guide.

He takes you from your airport arrival in NYC all the way through a final pre-flight brunch, with plenty of booze options along the way of course.

Stops include top wine bars, wine shops, restaurants and even a "vinotherapy" spa.

Moss design in SoHo, a cool store for original and hard-to-find stemware and decanters. However, unless in on the Google IPO, it may be more window shopping than shopping shopping. Purchases can be shipped for your hands-free attack on the evening.

Damn. No wonder Dr. Vino sends you directly to Centovini for some wine directly after you hit up Moss--do not pass go, do not collect $200.

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