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Campfire Supper
by Wander Woman on Apr.27, 2015, under Food & Cocktails
To celebrate our wedding anny, we packed up our car with all sorts of meat and metal and spent the afternoon roasting our supper at Pedernales Falls.
A meaty feast and strong cocktails…
Those are chicken drumsticks, garlicky herbed potatoes and tzatziki sauce over sausage wraps. (Crowned by mouthfuls of s'mores that I didn't snap shots of.)
Hands down the best date night we've had in 11 years of coupledom. Happy togetherness, baby!
Bore Snore Lucky Charms Treats
by Wander Woman on Mar.17, 2015, under Food & Cocktails
Nothing says St. Patrick's Day like leprechaun-themed cereal, am I right??
I forgot to add green food coloring to the marshmallow so they're not as St. Patty's Day-themed as they could be… Oh, well. They taste the same either way.
Oysters in ATX
by Wander Woman on Mar.13, 2015, under Food & Cocktails
We hit up the Austin Oyster Festival a couple of weekends ago—when an ice storm engulfed the city, leaving us shivering in 30 degree weather.
Baked, grilled, fried, Rockefeller, Vietnamese-style… there were all kinds of oysters, if you got 'em before they ran out. Turns out even arctic temps can't stop this town from partying al fresco.
There was one heater in the whole festival… brrr. We ended up warming up in our car halfway through the fun. Lines were sizeable to pick up oysters, but—bonus!—they gave out free beer to compensate for long waits. We slurped down at least four free beers at the festival! Amaaaze.
And here's a warm coffee from a bar that opened in South Austin a while back, Radio Coffee & Beer. Love it there…
Love-Themed Stuff
by Wander Woman on Feb.16, 2015, under Food & Cocktails, Other Lovelies
For my little nugget's V-Day event, I made these Bacon-Wrapped Honey Chicken Adobo Bites—although I had originally intended on making these Sriracha Bites, but, whoops, kids can't eat spicy stuff. So I swapped out the sriracha and used my trusty Filipino adobo sauce as the marinade star instead (adobo is just vinegar and soy sauce). I also used turkey bacon instead of real bacon because it's healthier, just as tasty (say, for BLTs and carbonara) and I didn't feel like making a special trip to the store to buy one ingredient I didn't have.
Her Valentine's Day party at school was uber cute. The little boogers exchanged Valentines and pigged out on cookies, fruit… and Bacon-Wrapped Honey Chicken Adobo Bites.
That's a slice of apple beneath the bite, btw. (Classic bacon companion.)
And for V-Day weekend, Hiz and I stole away to Fredericksburg (an hour from Austin) and frolicked at wineries… It was much needed!
Weekend Chomps
by Wander Woman on Feb.02, 2015, under Food & Cocktails
This past weekend was a slow one…well, slow for us, since we seem to always be zooming at light speed through life.
On one rainy night we baked these S'mores Cookies and inhaled them relentlessly while imbibing the last episodes of "The Fall" (best show ever because it stars Scully).
And we brought this Layered Seafood Dip to our friends' Super Bowl partay. (I ditched the weirdo lettuce and used sautéed bell peppers instead.)
I can't stop thinking about the dip! Shrimp, crab, cheese, cocktail sauce, tomatoes… so simple and yumzies, even to people who are squeamish about shellfish (who are these crazies?!).
Eggs Galore
by Wander Woman on Jan.19, 2015, under Food & Cocktails
Deviled eggs for a mid-afternoon snack and "breakfast salad" as the day's first meal…
To make the breakfast salad, we threw in chunks of hardboiled egg, chopped bacon, tomato, shredded sharp cheddar cheese, and croutons over romaine, then added an easy-to-make yogurt and champagne dressing.
Why breakfast salad?
When you have a crate of lettuce and not enough meals to eat it up, breakfast salad to the rescue!
My hiz was like, "Salad for breakfast? Meh. Count me out."
But then he would've starved, cuz I ain't the kind of wife who makes her hubby special meals. And he wasn't about to venture into the kitchen to make his own meal. So he ate it reluctantly… and actually loved it!
December Bites
by Wander Woman on Dec.23, 2014, under Food & Cocktails
I've done more dessert-making in the past week than I've done in the last year.
I made these "Magic Eight Bars" for hiz's work team, and they're pretty good. (Seriously sweet, though!) I also baked up the requisite chocolate chip cookies and peanut buttery buckeye balls… and now I'm totally, utterly sick of eating sweets.
In Jasper Land, I was over-the-top excited to take a day off work to ferry my tiny one around to her holiday events. This chick has a busier social life than I do!
I eagerly signed up to make meatballs for her classroom party (because protein is important in a baby's diet, and I like meatballs a lot).
On the day of the party, I labored over these orange-glazed turkey meatballs…
I was crazily anticipating all the toddlers running to the food table to nosh on these meaty, sweet munchies.
And, whoops….
We showed up 15 minutes late to the party, thinking it was no big deal, since soirees never start on time anyway.
Kiddie parties start at the scheduled time, if not EARLY.
The kids had already eaten in that 15-minute window of time and were on to their playtime activities.
Such a bummer!
None of the monkeys wanted my meatballs!
Jassy humored her unpunctual mama and nibbled on a few meatballs while the party raged around her.
Needless to say, we had meatballs for dinner that night. And for lunch the next day, and the week after that…
Serious Beef
by Wander Woman on Oct.30, 2014, under Food & Cocktails, Quirky Places
Took a quickie road trip from Austin, through the dry plains of Central Texas, on to Lubbock.
Along the way, we pitstopped at a cattle ranch-slash-restaurant in Buffalo Gap that always gets a ton of praise from the beef-eatin' folks in the state.
Eating melty filet in a twinkling wood cabin?!
Pretty incredible.
Everyone's Favorite Sandwich
by Wander Woman on Sep.18, 2014, under Food & Cocktails
Happy National Cheeseburger Day!
Like I really need a reason to shove a burger down my throat. It's what I do every week anyway.
Small Biscuits… and 11 Months
by Wander Woman on Sep.15, 2014, under Food & Cocktails
Venison biscuits at Odd Duck, this newish small-plates place in South Austin. Not a fan of small plates (I hate having to order 5 menu items that all have entree price tags), but this dish was reasonably satisfying… paired with five more plates.
And how cute is this dinosaur-toy-with-its-spine-carved-out planter?!
I think I need to mutilate one of Jassy's toys and turn it into something with adult purpose.
Just last week our Peewee hit the 11-month mark. She's a busy body—climbing up and down the stairs, running laps around the house and restaurant interiors. And she has three whole teeth: Two on the bottom and one on the top, with another big upper tooth is about to make its debut.
What else?
Jas jibber-jabbers constantly. Her wake-up chit-chat with herself makes my heart dip. I listen to her through the baby monitor and wonder what thoughts are bouncing around her mushrooming mind. (Probably something to do with wanting a bottle or scheming up a crib escape. I'd like to think she's admiring her Chinoiserie wallpaper… maybe she is.)
She is consistently sleeping through the night (till 7am-ish), which is amaaaazing. And as far as foods go, she likes anything she can eat with her hands: baby meatballs, fish sticks, chicken nuggets, sweet potato chunks, any type of fruit. Doesn't care for more than 5 bites of oatmeal (which comes on a spoon) or sitting in a highchair for longer than 7 minutes. She finishes most of her meals while on the run (I follow her around jamming chunks of food in her mouth) or on my hip.


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LAVERNE (AP) - Divers expect to be back within the week with more sophisticated equipment to continue their search for the body of a Laverne man whose pump truck plunged into a hog lagoon.
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Everytime you masturbate, God kills a kitten. Every time God masturbates, Chuck Norris kills a lion. Please be kind, Rewind. Put your Crocs in adventure mode. If your Lipschits, my ass whistles. Actions speak louder than words. Unless that action is sign language. They condemn what they do not understand. Think of the Web as a big bathroom wall. And everyone has a marker. There are only 10 types of people in the world; those who understand binary and those who don't. Realists are just pessimists looking for an excuse for themselves. If the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off. If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving's not for you! Ninety-nine percent of all statistics are made up on the spot (including this one).
I must admit that I love perezhilton.com. I also love pinkisthenewblog.com and tmz.com for my daily sleaze.
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Oh, My! I am so addicted to Perez!! He is awesome..I check that blog like 0 times a day atleast! I have to get my Unfitney fix!!
TMZ is my celebrity crack. They're usually the first to post anything about McConaughey.
When I need a good laugh or pick me up, I go to perez.
When I need a good laugh or pick me up, I go to perez.
I lke the hilton site and also justjared.com for the sightings
Did you all hear? Heath Ledger has died =o( He was only 28. Its being speculated that it may be drug related, even suicide. Very sad news
My favorite celebrity site is on Livejournal...
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The Mercer Island School District and the City of Mercer Island began its first of three public information open-house events Thursday, March 6.
Architects from Mahlum and Integrus Architecture were on hand to present near-complete site designs for the fourth elementary school, the Islander Middle School extension and the extension for Mercer Island High School. Representing the city was its development services group, offering Islanders an opportunity to review the proposed zoning changes around the school properties. School Board members were also in attendance.
Ross Freeman, sustainability and communications manager for the city of Mercer Island, said co-sponsoring the event with the school district was the most effective way to present its information to the public.
"The intent is to make sure the public is aware of what the city has in mind regarding zoning changes around school properties," Freeman said. "It's a little complicated, and we're trying to make sure the public has a chance to understand."
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Centrotherm: Application granted for self-administration02. October 2012 | Markets & Trends, Industry & Suppliers | By: Shamsiah Ali-Oettinger
The District Court of Ulm has granted centrotherm's application to open reorganization proceedings under its own administration. This marks a decisive phase in the proceedings.
Subsidiaries centrotherm thermal solutions and centrotherm SiTec will also be granted similar terms. Lawyer Professor Martin Hörmann has been appointed as administrator for centrotherm photovoltaics. Alexander Reus of the Anchor legal company will act as administrator for the subsidiaries.
The insolvency proceedings have been underway since July 12. The provisional creditor committee had already provided unanimous support for the application. As a result, centrotherm will be able to restructure itself independently on the basis of the reorganization and future concept coordinated with creditors, and regulated by court-appointed administrator Hörmann.
Next, the reorganization and future concept plan has to be submitted to the Ulm court by October 12. If the plan is accepted by creditors and confirmed by the court, the insolvency proceedings can be terminated in line with the regulations of the German Act Relating to the Further Simplification of the Reorganization of Companies (ESUG), and the German Insolvency Directive (InsO). Centrotherm photovoltaics can then function again independently.
It is business as usual meanwhile at centrotherm. New orders are coming in during the insolvency protection phase and there has been support from suppliers, creditors and customers with regards to the reorganization measures. Liquidity has also developed better than planned as a result. The group has a liquidity position of more than €110 million thereby providing a good financial base for the implementation of the reorganization plan.
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The last guests left the open space party in the early morning hours about one week ago. And then the clean up efforts and and dismantling jobs of the 7th Swan Lake Moving image and Music award started.
For this reason the time has come to thank all the people who made this unique event happen. First of all we want to thank the sponsors. We would never have been able to implement our ideas without their help. The support of the sponsors motivated us a lot. The referees, who came from far away were very interested and open for our ideas and enriched us with their expert knowledge. We also thank all of the creative film makers from all over the world who send own films to us. Then the jury members, who evaluated and voted for the best films. We are very thankful to our musicians who rocked the stage and the club at all three nights. We also thank our professors and academics who stood advisedly by our side. And not to forget the many workshop participants from whole Germany and all the creatives, who got crazy about our project. Thank you so much for your support! You made the Swan Lake Moving Image& Music Awards 2011 to unforgettable three days!
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Average customer review 4.5 out of 5 stars47 reviews
Whilst this butterfly-topped silicone crop is a perfect accessory for S&M players, we'd advise not taking it to your nearest gymkhana. Shorter and lighter than most, this crop is perfect for getting novice Doms into the swing of things.
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Whilst this butterfly-topped silicone crop is a perfect accessory for S&M players, we'd advise not taking it to your nearest gymkhana. Shorter and lighter than most, this crop is perfect for getting novice Doms into the swing of things.
The butterfly-shaped silicone tip is hypoallergenic and makes a satisfying 'slap' sound during use. Offering a smaller spanking area than paddles, riding crops give the recipient a harder sting, making them best for intermediate subs.
Its shorter handle and lightweight feel make this firm-yet-flexible crop ideal for kinky weekends away.
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- Silicone tipped riding crop, perfect for intermediate bondage players
- Butterfly-shaped silicone spanking surface is hypoallergenic and designed to offer powerful spanks
- Firm yet flexible, this cane measures a shorter-than-average 17.5 inches
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Reviewed: 28 June 2016 by Babycatt, a Bisexual Engaged Female
I love being smacked and my boyfriend loves doing it (that sounds weird right?).
Anyway, this one and the heart one we love to bits!
He loves leaving 'pretty' marks on my bum and the noise it makes is so hot.:)
It's also good for tickles before the whip.
- Pros
- The marks it leaves.
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- Doesn't fit in our sex box.
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- Great.
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Oooh yes, love that sweet sting
Reviewed: 15 June 2016 by mummymermaid, a Straight Engaged Female
I like being spanked. Who would of thought it! But now I have willingly, wholeheartedly, excitedly accepted my little kink. The next thing is, what to use? What do I like the feel of on my eager body. The answer is pretty much everything! Hand, hmmm yes please. Flogger, oh yes. Wooden ruler, oooh I like that. Paddle, most definitely. And especially crops.
The swish as it goes though the air. The impact. The sweet sweet bite of the sting. The fact it's way quieter than a paddle (lack of noise very important to me). Yes, I like crops, and this one is really lovely.
As usual arrived quickly and discreetly in a plain brown box. The crop itself was in a clear plastic bag with a bondage boutique tag on it.
This crop is really well made and very light and the perfect length. Not so long you nearly smash the lightbulb while you use it, and not so short you can't get a good swing with it. Even though it's light, it still has a well made feel to it. No sharp edges on the smooth plastic handle. And smooth softness on the silicone butterfly itself.
Beautiful crop to look at, use, and in my case feel. I like slaps that sting, and with not much effort on my partner's part this crop delivered this to perfection. I soon had a red stingy burning bum and I loved it!
My partner used it firmly. He says that it could do some serious bruises if he had used it as hard as a paddle for instance.
As the paddle is a bigger surface area. You tend to hit harder with that to get a good sting. But unless you want bruises I suggest you hold back a little with this! Definitely for couples experienced in spanking play. We loved it!
Because of the materials it's super easy to clean too. Perfect! Xxx
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- Everything!
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- The butterfly with a bite! Xx
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Great little wallop
Reviewed: 05 June 2016 by darkhorse85, a Straight Married Male
This item packs a punch - obviously dependant on how hard you swing.
If swung hard, this will really hurt, some people may like that, but it is not something that I was wanting to do to my wife. I tied and blindfolded her to the bed and started spanking her bottom. It was a turn on hitting slightly harder and watching her bum slightly raise of the sheets whilst then doing some softer ones whilst she recovered.
I did not experience leaving a butterfly bruise as other people have mentioned, but maybe they are into harder play than I am.
Also given this is essentially a slim butterfly on the end of a stick it is perfect for those getaway naughty weekends.
All in all an excellent item for whatever level you are.
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- Watching the wife's bum clench when being spanked.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- Great little item for added fun in the bedroom.
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Just a 20-minute walk from Jeevanjee Gardens and University of Nairobi, Nairobi Transit Hotel offers 3.5-star Nairobi hotel accommodations. Staying here, you'll also be within a 30-minute walk of City Market and Kenya National Theatre.
Along with free buffet breakfast, this hotel offers a restaurant and free WiFi. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge. Multilingual staff can provide express check-in and express check-out.
Along with free buffet breakfast, this hotel offers a restaurant and free WiFi. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge. Multilingual staff can provide express check-in and express check-out.
The Hotel staff was very helpful to us and we enjoyed our short stay in Nairobi. The…
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Nairobi Transit Hotel - Nairobi
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $47
- Deluxe Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Twin Room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 50 rooms
- Check-in time starts at noon
- Check-out time is 11:30 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle *
- Free self parking
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Food and drink
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
Working away
- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 4
- Conference center
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Rooftop terrace
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
Things to enjoy
- Balcony or patio
Freshen up
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
Be entertained
- Premium TV channels
Stay connected
- Free WiFi
- Phone
Food and drink
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
Special features
DiningNairobi Transit Hotel - Onsite restaurant. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Nairobi Transit Hotel - Nairobi's small print
Also known as
- Nairobi Transit
- Nairobi Transit Hotel
- Transit Hotel Nairobi
Optional extras
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of KES 2500 per person (roundtrip)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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The Pennsylvania Economy League of Greater Pittsburgh (PELGP), the public policy research affiliate of the Allegheny Conference on Community Development, provides research and analysis on the most critical issues for our region's competitiveness. The information we provide serves the business, civic and governmental leadership of southwestern Pennsylvania in support of improvements for living and doing business in the region.
The Pennsylvania Economy League (PEL) was founded in 1936 by a group of business and civic leaders seeking to improve the quality of government and promote economic development in Pennsylvania. With a rich history of civic and community involvement and its emphasis on comparative research and policy analysis, the organization holds a statewide reputation for objectivity, integrity and consensus-building. While always based upon these principles, the particular role of PEL throughout the decades has adjusted to meet the needs of the region.
During the Depression years, as state and local governments adjusted to handle new responsibilities, much of PEL's initial structure and programs were based on existing taxpayer and municipal reform agendas, developed in response to growing concern about public expenditures and taxation. Through the remainder of the 1930s, PEL worked to establish itself as a statewide research organization as well as a fiscal and administrative consultant and advisor to public officials. It continued to serve those functions during and after World War II, when focus shifted away from social concerns and economic needs, pre-war budget deficits were replaced with surpluses, and state and local debts stabilized.
By the 1950s, the PEL had established itself as a reputable and reliable source of assistance to both taxpayers and public officials. During this period, PEL's Western Division (Pennsylvania Economy League of Greater Pittsburgh) played a key role in Pittsburgh's Renaissance, working closely with the Allegheny Conference on Community Development. Its studies and recommendations also resulted in the development of Action Housing.
Throughout the 1960s and 1970s the progressive expansion of public functions and programs produced a growing need for larger, formal management consultation and research projects, which PEL stepped in to provide. It continued to perform day-to-day routine services but also worked on such projects as the development of the United Way in Allegheny County and the production of recommendations that helped to form the Allegheny County Department of Administration.
In 1967-1968, PEL played an instrumental role in the planning and execution of Pennsylvania's Constitutional Convention by leading its Preparatory Committee. Major outcomes of the Convention included the ability of counties and municipalities to adopt home rule charters and an overhaul of the judicial system.
In recent decades, PEL served increasingly as a research advisor to – and occasionally member of – official study commissions appointed by public officials and governing bodies to deal with high priority and often controversial public issues. It has a long history of involvement, for instance, with efforts to streamline local government operations for increased efficiency and effectiveness and enhance City/County cooperation, which continues today.
Since the 1980s, a growing trend has been to depend on PEL for comprehensive public policy research, analysis, and planning for government and civic agencies. This shift eventually led the organization to become an important instrument for building consensus among private leadership – a function that is further enhanced today through its affiliation with the Allegheny Conference.
PEL efforts during the 1980s and 1990s include the successful promotion of the new Pittsburgh International Airport and efforts that led to the improvements of Westmoreland County government. In 1982 PEL published a two-year study documenting that the City of Pittsburgh was a "regional city with a local tax base." In 1993 a PEL report endorsed the idea of a regional asset district funded by a local sales tax, as well as the sales tax as an appropriate substitute for the personal property tax. The local option sales tax was implemented in Allegheny County in 1994.
In 2000, the Pennsylvania Economy League of Greater Pittsburgh (PELGP) entered into a "joint venture" with the Allegheny Conference on Community Development, the Greater Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce and the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance (PRA) that brought the four organizations together under a common CEO. The relationship was formalized into a strategic affiliation in 2003, with a single membership, staff and strategic plan supporting and guiding the activities of all four affiliates under the leadership of the Allegheny Conference board of directors. The structure plays to the strengths of each organization – the research and analysis expertise of PELGP, the advocacy efforts of the Chamber, and the marketing intelligence capabilities of the PRA. These strengths, guided by private sector leadership, enable an efficient model for regional improvement.
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Gigabit internet is awesome. And elusive.
Gigabit ethernet speed is equal to 1,000,000,000 bits per second or 1,000 Mbps. For comparison: "fast ethernet" is considered to be 100 Mbps, which is still much faster than standard internet service that's normally 10 Mbps (like the kind you'd get from Time Warner or Comcast cable), or even 3 Mbps which are found at the lower & cheaper (and most common) tiers of internet service.
While such crazy fast Gigabit connections are available to governments, educational institutions, and large businesses, it's difficult to get such a fast connection for regular public use. For instance Santa Monica, CA has a 10 Gigabit network, but that's mostly allocated for business use. There are a few places in America, however, where gigabit internet connections are starting to pop up – and ones that are accessible to regular internet surfers like you and me. This post is an attempt to hunt down all the places in America that have such connections (or are currently getting them installed).
A lot of cities across America are taking matters into their own hands and starting to install their own Gigabit networks as part of economic development initiatives and as way to attract the tech industry and companies that can use that advantage for competitive purposes.
It's an exciting time to see so many communities across the US fighting to deploy next generation Gigabit networks to help make America a leader in high speed connectivity.
The following is a collection of cities and places that have gigabit connections inside the US:
Currently Available
1. Kansas City, KS / MO
Google Fiber – After a long bidding process, Google selected Kansas City and has now begun deploying the first major consumer-based Gigabit network in the US.
2. Chattanooga, Tennessee
GIG City – Chattanooga has dubbed itself GIGcity and is making a bug push to become a tech hub, bolstered by what it claims is America's largest Gigabit network that serves all residents and businesses.
3. Lafayette, Louisiana
LUS Fiber, Lafayette recently joined the ranks of super connected cities by rolling out a Gigabit fiber network after winning a long fight with Cox Cable and BellSouth, the city's incumbent service providers.
4. Lansing, Michigan
LightSpeed – East Lansing based LightsSeed fiber. The expansion has already begun to selected buildings and neighborhoods in Lansing, Southfield, and Downtown Detroit.
5. Bristol, VA / TN
BTES – The city of Bristol, (which sits between Virginia and Tennessee) has deployed Gigabit internet service to its residents in a 280-square-mile service area, helping make Tennessee a current hotspot for ultra high speed internet service.
6. Morristown, Tennessee
MUS FiberNET – While Morisstown has never achieved as much recognition as Kansas City or Chattanooga, the city does offer Gigabit speed to businesses at $849 per month (residential plans go up to 20/10 according to the provider's website).
7. Burlington, Vermont
Burlington VT rounds out the list of cities that currently offer residential gigabit speeds via Burlington Telecom. The muni network charges $149.00 per month for gigabit access (with a 12 month contract; $199 without a contract).
8. Springfield, Vermont
Vermontel started offering gigabit internet service for $35 per month to the residents of Springfield, which makes it one of the cheapest places to get a gig in the country.
9. Omaha, Nebraska
CenturyLink announced that by October 2013 it will have gigabit speeds available to 48,000 residents for $149.99 per month. Currently their website isn't showing those options but reportedly it is available now to about 10,000 subscribers.
10. Tullahoma, Tennessee
TUB (Tullahoma Utilities Board) and its LightTUBe service have started offering one gigabit per second (1 Gbps) Internet service to its residential and business customers.
11. Minneapolis, Minnesota
US Internet is currently offering symmetrical 1 Gbps service to residents of select areas for $114.95 per month.
12. Cedar Falls, Iowa
Cedar Falls Utilities has launched a gigabit "FiberHome Quantum" tier to their home internet service for around $270 per month. The download speed is rated at gigabit while the upload speed is rated at 500 Mbps (so it's not a symmetrical gigabit connection like Google Fiber).
12. Seattle, Washington
While Gigabit Squared is getting ready to roll out Gigabit internet service to Seattle for $80 per month, some condos already have gigabit service thanks to a company called CondoInternet for $120 per month. Gigabit Squared is going to make the service available to a lot more people thanks to the Gigabit Seattle project.
13. San Francisco, California
Sonic.net – A company called Sonic.net out of Santa Rosa is currently offering Gigabit internet to local residents in select neighborhoods. Also available in Sebastopol, Brentwood, and several other cities in the area.
14. Austin, Texas
Google Fiber is now available in Austin, as of 2014.
15. Provo, Utah
Google Fiber has also been rolled out in Provo, Utah.
16. Wilson, North Carolina
The local broadband provider Greenlight (owned & operated by the City of Wilson) recently announced that it will begin offering gigabit Internet services to its customers.
17. Melrose, Minnesota
Arvig, a local ISP, is slated to start offering gigabit service to some residents of rural Melrose, but customers will need to call to order the service – and the price is slated to be $300 per month for a gig (with lower pricing for slower connections).
18. Portland, Oregon
Beaverton-based Fibersphere is now covering several neighborhoods throughout the Portland metro area. See the Coverage Map to find out if your location is already covered.
19. Bloomer, Wisconsin
Bloomer Telephone Company offers gigabit internet speeds if you live within their designated fiber-to-the-premise areas.
20. Central and Northern Michigan
Winntelecom Winnspeed Gigabit Internet. Currently available in Clare, Gaylord, and Mount Pleasant, with plans to expand to more service areas.
21. Russellville, Kentucky
The city of Russellville announced that gigabit fiber internet is now available to over 4,000 homes in the Russellville area.
22. Salt Lake City, Utah
Residents of Salt Lake City may be able to sign up now for gigabit internet through one of two different providers: CenturyLink or Utopia Gigabit (via XMission ISP).
23. Orlando, Florida
CenturyLink has expanded its gigabit internet service to select locations in Orlando. Prices start at $79.95 per month.
24. Denver, Colorado
You can also find CenturyLink Fiber in Denver now. They have recently rolled out 1 Gig internet in 16 neighborhoods. See coverage map.
25. Anchorage, Alaska
GCI 1 GIG red. Now available in Anchorage, Wasilla, and Palmer. Coming soon to Juneau and Fairbanks.
26. Bluffton, Indiana
Bluffton just became Indiana's first Gigabit city. Residents can sign up for 1 GIG up/down now with Adamswells for $149 per month.
27. Boron, California
This small town in Kern County is now offering symmetrical gigabit internet, GIGAGY, to its residents for only $60 per month. Offered by Race Communications.
28. Opelika, Alabama
Opelika is Alabama's First Gig City. Opelika Power Services has been providing gigabit internet speeds to its residents since 2013.
29. Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Lancaster, SC
Comporium Broadband is offering its Zipstream Service with 1 Gig download / upload speeds. Available to residents for $99.95 per month.
30. College Station, Texas
College Station residents can sign up for 1 Gig download internet speeds. Upload is 50 Mbps at this time. Visit Suddenlink for details.
31. Columbia County, Georgia
West Carolina Tel offers both Symmetrical and Asymmetrical 1 Gig internet to residents in Columbia County. Service is new and available only in certain subdivisions.
32. McCormick County, Abbeville County, Starr & Iva areas of Anderson County, SC
WCTel also offers Gigabit internet in parts of South Carolina. At this time, symmetrical 1 Gig down/up service costs $161.45 per month.
33. Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Bell introduced fiber with Gigabit download for residents back in September 2014. 250 Mbps upload.
34. Sandy, Oregon
The city of Sandy offers its residents and businesses Gigabit internet speeds for the low price of only $59.95 per month. Or bundle with home phone service for just $79.95 per month, total.
35. Bull Shoals and Diamond City, Arkansas
NATCO Communications is now offering Fiber-To-The-Home technology in Marion County. Residents can contact Natco for details and availability.
36. Baldwin City, Kansas
The folks at RG Fiber have recently launched fiber service for residents of Baldwin City. Speeds are 1 gigabit symmetrical up/down.
37. Bixby, Oklahoma
BTC Broadband is offering gigabit speeds to local residents and businesses in Bixby. See the service area map to find out which neighborhoods are fiber ready.
38. Salisbury, North Carolina
Want really, really fast internet? Residents of Salisbury can sign up for 10 Gigabit (!) internet via Fibrant. It's $400 per month, but hey, did I mention it's really fast? Fibrant head Kent Winrich says, "We can reach anyone in the city with 10-gig fibe, right now."
39. Jackson, Tennessee
Jackson Energy Authority has been doing fiber-to-the-home for some time. They recently upgraded their network and are now offering Gigabit speeds. JEA is actually the largest FTTH network in the United States.
40. Troy, Alabama
Residents in a handful of cities in Southeast Alabama can now sign up for gigabit fiber via Troy Cable. They are currently serving Pike, Houston, Dale, Coffee, and Crenshaw counties.
41. Bemidji, Minnesota
True to the name, Paul Bunyan Communications is building out a seriously big-time fiber network in Bemidji and the surrounding areas of Northern Minnesota. Construction is under way to cover several more towns in the area.
42. Rainsville, Alabama
Farmers Telecommunications Cooperative (FTC) is serving up gigabit speeds in DeKalb County and part of Jackson County. Welcome to Gig Country.
43. Columbia, Russell Springs and Jamestown, Kentucky
DuoCounty Telecom is offering their Lightspeed G program for residents and businesses since 2015. Visit their page for details.
44. Honolulu, Hawaii
Hawaiian Telcom is serving up the fastest internet speeds in Hawaii. 1 Gig download / 100 Meg upload. Just $199.95 for residential high speed fiber.
45. Las Vegas, New Mexico
This New Mexico town has turned into one of the latest FiberHoods. Plateau Fiber is offering symmetrical 1 Gbps internet for only $70 per month.
46. Chapel Hill, Nolensville and Belfast, Tennessee
United Communications is advertising dedicated fiber optic lines with download speeds up to 1 gig. No data caps!
47. Central Kansas
IdeaTek, out of Buhler, is offering Gigabit internet to residents in select towns in Central Kansas. Pricing is competitive- only $40/mo for the first six months, then $70/mo.
48. Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Citizens Fiber, out of Mt Pleasant, is offering the fastest fiber in town. Just $79.99/mo for symmetrical 1 Gbps internet speeds.
49. Clay Center, Kansas
Twin Valley Communications based out of Clay Center KS launched gigabit Internet last fall with plans to launch in 14 other surrounding towns in the summer of 2016.
50. Emporia, Kansas
Rounding out our list is Emporia, Kansas. 1 Gig internet is now available to residents via ValuNet FIBER for $129.95 per month.
Coming Soon
1. Lawrence, Kansas
A company by the name of Wicked Broadband has announced that it will soon be offering gigabit-speed Wicked Fiber services to neighborhoods with the most demand measured by the number of people who pre-register.
RG Fiber has announced their gigabit fiber service is coming soon to both Lawrence and Eudora.
2. Rural Central Missouri
Residential 1 gigabit service will be available in rural Missouri. Service areas include California, MO, Sunrise Beach, MO, Laurie, MO, and Gravois Mills, MO. The service provider that is bringing this fiber to the home network to the area is Co-Mo Electric Cooperative, Inc.
3. Fargo, North Dakota
Midcontinent is making progress in bringing gigabit fiber to Fargo, Moorhead, and West Fargo. They started installing fiber in 2014, and aim to offer gigabit speeds to their entire service area by the end of 2017.
4. Mississippi
C spire has begin pre-registration has begun for 10 select neighborhoods in Mississippi. You may be eligible if you live in Clinton, Jackson, Madison, Flora, Quitman, Ridgeland, or Starkville.
5. Rockport and South Portland, Maine
Fastfiber Gigabit Internet appears to be on its way to Rockport and South Portland, with more cities to come..
6. Longmont, Colorado
City-owned Nextlight is currently expanding their gigabit coverage in Longmont. Their internet speed was ranked at the third fastest in the United States.
7. The Triangle, North Carolina
Construction is under way to bring Google Fiber to the Raleigh-Durham area. Residents can register now to be notified when service is available.