Krispy Kreme is gone for the Fitz. The D, (the new name of the Fitz) has
removed it to make room for an outside exculator.
In a message dated 6/19/2012 7:36:46 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
neilgrund@yahoo.com writes:
Krispy Kreme
and take a look here
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Veering slightly off topic, there is a free app in the apple store (free wifi finder), which will find all free (and paid, if desired) wifi sites near you. It is very slick, and works around the world, even in Las Vegas.
Also I brought my ipad last year, and would not pay for extra for wifi, but I found it perfectly acceptable to drive (had a car, of course) to the nearest McDonald's, buy a coffee, and plop myself down and surf to my heart's content (even though it was 60 degrees there, I loved the fact that I was 80 degrees warm than home at the time).
And of course, I got to see free entertainment (unhappy McDonald's customers throwing their food, starting fights...good fun). Needless to say, the ipad never left my sight!!
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, dougalou@... wrote:
Krispy Kreme is gone for the Fitz. The D, (the new name of the Fitz) has
removed it to make room for an outside exculator.In a message dated 6/19/2012 7:36:46 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
neilgrund@... writes:Krispy Kreme
and take a look here
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As I said in my post on this subject, you don’t even need to go into the McDonalds to use the free Wi-Fi. I’ve stopped at them in my car and used WiFi from the parking lot. It’s very handy if you just want to send a quick email. I don’t always take free advantage of this – I do buy an ice tea from time to time.
Barry
From: thevegaspilgrim
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2012 9:42 AM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Wi-Fi Downtown
Veering slightly off topic, there is a free app in the apple store (free wifi finder), which will find all free (and paid, if desired) wifi sites near you. It is very slick, and works around the world, even in Las Vegas.
Also I brought my ipad last year, and would not pay for extra for wifi, but I found it perfectly acceptable to drive (had a car, of course) to the nearest McDonald's, buy a coffee, and plop myself down and surf to my heart's content (even though it was 60 degrees there, I loved the fact that I was 80 degrees warm than home at the time).
And of course, I got to see free entertainment (unhappy McDonald's customers throwing their food, starting fights...good fun). Needless to say, the ipad never left my sight!!
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Is it called something like--jiwire? I like this version because you
can download (and store in your computer/device) all the locations
of free wi-fi--in case you're not near a hot-spot location. . . . . I try to
up-date it whenever I leave for a location that I'm not as familiar with
the hot-spots. Also, this app was free. . . . .
Jean H--
The random number generator does not respond
to violence. -Melissa Fine, Strictly Slots
Life is ten percent what you make it
and ninety percent how you take it!
“I believe in luck: how else can you explain
the success of those you dislike?” —Jean Cocteau
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From: thevegaspilgrim <lasvegaspilgrim@gmail.com>
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2012 8:42 AM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Wi-Fi Downtown
Veering slightly off topic, there is a free app in the apple store (free wifi finder), which will find all free (and paid, if desired) wifi sites near you. It is very slick, and works around the world, even in Las Vegas.
Also I brought my ipad last year, and would not pay for extra for wifi, but I found it perfectly acceptable to drive (had a car, of course) to the nearest McDonald's, buy a coffee, and plop myself down and surf to my heart's content (even though it was 60 degrees there, I loved the fact that I was 80 degrees warm than home at the time).
And of course, I got to see free entertainment (unhappy McDonald's customers throwing their food, starting fights...good fun). Needless to say, the ipad never left my sight!!
--- In mailto:vpFREE%40yahoogroups.com, dougalou@... wrote:
Krispy Kreme is gone for the Fitz. The D, (the new name of the Fitz) has
removed it to make room for an outside exculator.In a message dated 6/19/2012 7:36:46 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
neilgrund@... writes:Krispy Kreme
and take a look here
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That's it exactly--I don't use it except when I'm in Vegas, so I had to check--would probably download the database from home, because I think it is quite large, and my device doesn't allow cellular roaming. As the Queen of Comps might say
"free is good"
Good luck!!
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, K/J Haka <kjhaka@...> wrote:
Is it called something like--jiwire? I like this version because you
can download (and store in your computer/device) all the locations
of free wi-fi--in case you're not near a hot-spot location. . . . . I try to
up-date it whenever I leave for a location that I'm not as familiar with
the hot-spots. Also, this app was free. . . . .Jean H--
The random number generator does not respond
to violence. -Melissa Fine, Strictly Slots
Â
Life is ten percent what you make it
and ninety percent how you take it!
Â
âI believe in luck: how else can you explain
the success of those you dislike?â â"Jean Cocteau________________________________
From: thevegaspilgrim <lasvegaspilgrim@...>
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2012 8:42 AM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Wi-Fi DowntownÂ
Veering slightly off topic, there is a free app in the apple store (free wifi finder), which will find all free (and paid, if desired) wifi sites near you. It is very slick, and works around the world, even in Las Vegas.Also I brought my ipad last year, and would not pay for extra for wifi, but I found it perfectly acceptable to drive (had a car, of course) to the nearest McDonald's, buy a coffee, and plop myself down and surf to my heart's content (even though it was 60 degrees there, I loved the fact that I was 80 degrees warm than home at the time).
And of course, I got to see free entertainment (unhappy McDonald's customers throwing their food, starting fights...good fun). Needless to say, the ipad never left my sight!!--- In mailto:vpFREE%40yahoogroups.com, dougalou@ wrote:
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> Krispy Kreme is gone for the Fitz. The D, (the new name of the Fitz) has
> removed it to make room for an outside exculator.
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> In a message dated 6/19/2012 7:36:46 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> neilgrund@ writes:
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> Krispy Kreme
>
> and take a look here
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When I stayed at the Four Queens, usually three days at a time, I would buy the wi-fi for one 24 hour period, usually on the second day. For ten bucks I didn't have to lug the laptop around downtown.