Entries Tagged as 'Wi-Fi'

Oklahoma Braum’s Lacks Wi-Fi, But Has Culture Of Its Own

February 1st, 2015 · Tags: Cities · Satire · Uncategorized · Wi-Fi

  Braum’s is an unusual fast food concept.   I think of it as a go-to place in a small town, if there is no Bluebell ice cream at the supermarket. But it is so much more. Great hamburgers … generous fries … and a decent selection of necessity-type groceries and a few odds/ins mixed […]

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Not 1st Rodeo, Nor Last Picture Show. Wi-Fi Guy Passes By

January 19th, 2015 · Tags: Arts · Cities · Wi-Fi

    There are wine stores, and there are wine cellars. There are bookstores, and there is Booked Up.   Like some quaint, dark, quiet tasting room, Booked Up is filled with racks and racks of aged, premium, rare and limited edition treasures … lots and lots of old books … classics and not-classics. Something […]

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Armed Forces Bowl > Pinged Wi-Fi At Best Bowl Of Season!

January 3rd, 2015 · Tags: Cities · Sports · Wi-Fi

It’s no stress to cover a football game with no vested interest … The outcome didn’t matter for me at the cold and drizzly Jan 2 Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl in Fort Worth. My school had packed up for the winter.  Jan. 2 bowl … no great expectations either …   Then a funny […]

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No Wi-Fi, Great Heart Of Dallas Bowl – LaTech Outlasts Illini

December 30th, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Sports · Wi-Fi

Would you rather attend a bowl game with one big name program dominating in a blowout, or two midlevel squads duking it out? (… Squads, not the coaches or coaching assistants, the players … figuratively.) I’ll take the latter.   Thus, once again, PingWi-Fi finds itself on the sidelines of the Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas […]

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Gildan New Mexico Bowl Wi-Fi: Quirky In Abuquerque

December 23rd, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Hotels · Sports · Wi-Fi

  ALBUQUERQUE — The 2014 Gildan New Mexico Bowl was the antithesis of the previous version. Last year — an air-it-out/shoot-em-up, between Colorado State and Mike Leach’s Washington State. This year … a much more physical, grueling, slightly conservative style of play pitting the Utah State Aggies (10-3, Mountain West Conference) vs. The Miners of UTEP […]

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Rust Never Sleeps & ‘Winter Is Coming’ At Ping Wind Farm

December 14th, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Satire · Wi-Fi

  Heading north out of Fort Worth toward my two favorite playa lakes in the world, my little SUV crossover was filled with great expectations … and camping gear. The Panhandle weather was unseasonably mild and sunny. November can be a beautiful time of the year, north of “North Texas” … plush, green winter wheat […]

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Aggies Win — A Different Kind Of Wi-Fi Gig

November 3rd, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Hotels · Sports · Uncategorized · Wi-Fi

  Man. I don’t know who Number 12 was at Texas A&M, but they sure sell a lot of his jerseys.   I jest. The 12th Man … what a cool tradition — one of so many at this great school. One so cool it has been “rebranded” (stolen) by an NFL team. Gotta love […]

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Doctoring Detroit’s Ills – Can Wi-Fi Cure Rock City?

October 25th, 2014 · Tags: Airports · Cities · Wi-Fi

  Before I finish the PingWi-Fi blogging assignment for Detroit … I can’t help it. I have to comment on the news flowing from Motor City. Thousands of residents had their water shut off for not paying they bills … for months. And can you believe the United Nations waded into the muck to point […]

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Wi-Fi Timer Ticking At Orange Biggby In Green Spartan Land

September 21st, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Sports · Wi-Fi

  Well, I have done Michigan, getting my wolverine on in Ann Arbor, so for equal time, seems only right that I call on The Spartans of Michigan State (Lansing) today.   Right off the bat, I have to say that the Spartans have one of, if not the coolest logos, in college football, just […]

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Pinging Upper Peninsula – Michigan Trip Down Memory Lane

September 16th, 2014 · Tags: Cities · Satire · Wi-Fi

    I’ve always been curious, and I always thought I would see the world, or a major part of it. But from my earliest memories, I had no clue how to accomplish that. For a time, I settled for letting the world come to me, so to speak.   Like my buddies, I am […]

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