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Old 11-18-2011, 03:27 AM   #31
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I stay at the cheap and mid-range hotels when I travel. The Microtel in Minneapolis claimed to have free wireless, but it was non-existent. Courtyard by Marriott in Minneapolis had great wireless internet. The downtown Quality Inn in Waterloo, Ia. had fast and free internet if you used a wire. The Quality Inn in San Jose on Montegue had the same kind of service. But the best wireless so far was at the Red Lion in Oakland, Ca. and the Travelodge in Milpitas, Ca.
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