I love a good t-shirt. And I love a good spoof. Hard to say which I heart more. But when the two come together, oh happy day. So, on the photo gauntlet red carpet for The 2014 Dallas International Film Festival, I spotted this t-shirt. Soon I learned the hipster donning such was none […]
Entries Tagged as 'Cities'
DIFF2014 – Take Two … Not A Bad Night At All
April 5th, 2014 · Tags: Arts · Cities
Dallas Kicks Off DIFF14 … Red Carpet With 50-1 Underdog!
April 4th, 2014 · Tags: Arts · Cities
Lights. Camera. AK-SHONE! It is one of our favorite seasons, kicking off The 2014 Dallas International Film Festival, despite northern parts of the Metroplex getting pounded by strong winds and hail. The Dallas evening was picture perfect. Wow! Dallas has changed so much since we began covering this annual event. The opening night […]
Sick Shootings: Pinging An Alternative To Violence
April 2nd, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Sports · Wi-Fi
It’s happened again. The unthinkable — a shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas. Undeniably, senseless violence is happening more and more and more … whether it is Islamic extremists, bullied teens, shell-shocked servicemen. Unfortunately, it is going to continue. What do we do? What do we do?
Fort Worth Downtown #1, Rates 6 Pings On Writer Scale
March 20th, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Wi-Fi
As a travel writer – gone months at a time — it’s probably no surprise that my home town changes while I am on the road … a lot. After a couple of recent back-to-back two- and three-month excursions I returned to find that Fort Worth now has this awesome plaza in the downtown […]
Sharing Love With Austin – SquareRüt, Beyond SouthBy
March 18th, 2014 · Tags: Arts · Cities · Coffee Shops · Wi-Fi
A good friend of mine just posted a story from The Austin-American Statesman that questions whether or not Austin “drinks too much.” Ha … Define too much. What was it Jimmy Kimmel said, he was in town not for The SXSW Festival, but an intervention. Something like that. Anywho … Then there is the […]
Ping In A Palace: Checking Canyon’s USA Today Find
March 10th, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Coffee Shops · Sports · Wi-Fi
The Wichita State Shockers were playing the Indiana State Sycs of the storied Missouri Valley Conference on TV this weekend, and one couldn’t help but think back to the golden age of WT … No not White Trash … West Texas … the college formerly knows as West Texas State University. The Buffs. […]
Baseball, Black History Month In KC … Every Day Is Wi-Fi Day
March 8th, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Sports · Wi-Fi
The first visit to The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Mo., I came up empty. There was a slightly less-than-friendly greeting at the help desk, and I was told I could not take photographs in the exhibition — even if I was a member of the media — not without an […]
KC To St. Jo-Mo … Wi-Fi & The Cherry Mash Up Roadtrip
February 5th, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Satire · Wi-Fi
I had yet to hear the weather news on Ground Hog Day, so I hopped in the car, chasing my own wintery shadow around The Cities — KC K and KC Mo. I don’t remember much about Kansas City from my first blog visit, back in 2003 … mostly I remember The Plaza and […]
Blogging About My ‘Drury Existence’ – Kansas City & Wi-Fi
February 4th, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Hotels · Wi-Fi
Finally, a day off from The Dirty Gig, because we are “snowed out.” … This time the PingWi-Fi tour stops in “The Cities” — Kansas City, Kan. and Kansas City, Mo. … time to shoot photos, test Wi-Fi, blog, listen to music… I am reeling at just how well Apple iTunes Radio knows […]
Coffee Breaking, Bad Ass IS Open For Wi-Fi
October 25th, 2013 · Tags: Cities · Coffee Shops · Wi-Fi
I’ve had my good eye on Bad Ass Coffee and another shop since I arrived in Dillon a couple of months back. At first glance, I thought B@ had closed down, because it is not the only business in a small office building. And, it is not the business you see from the main street […]