I'll probably get a lot of heat for this but it's just too funny

Tiger Woods has a new trophy and a new sponsor. Both are very deserving for him. I've got to say if I had that much money and was famous, I'd be a player too, LOL.

Hey Tiger I see you won another award, you know I think you really deserve this one. Good job and congrats.

Hey Tiger is that a new sponsor! Right on, your every guys idol.

Free WiFi ---> Safeway

The Safeway is off of Havana in Aurora, Colorado with a Starbucks inside. The wifi is free and doesn't require an account or login. When you connect the first page that opens is the Safeway website after that you're good to go. They also have a patio area outside, the wifi is accessible from there as well but the signal strength is a little weak. This could be a nice spot in the Summer, grab some joe and go sit out on the patio and surf. Now, I think Safeway offers the wifi because of the Starbucks, otherwise who's got time to use a laptop while trying to shop, HAHAHA. Speaking of which, the stand alone Starbucks has free wifi for AT&T broadband customers and qualified smart phone customers. I've noticed I can connect with my iPhone but not with my laptop. For me it's fine since my phone is jailbroken anyway. I just use Internet Tethering which allows me to connect my iPhone to the wifi then share it with my laptop through USB, works great. On a side note, I have some friends who have friends with iPhones and they have expressed interest in jailbreaking them and would like me to help. HMMM, should I charge for something like that, is it ethical? Well lets see what everyone else thinks so answer my poll and let me know.

Free Review and WiFi ---> Village Inn

Here's another free WiFi hotspot in Colorado, it's the Village Inn on the corner of highway I225 and Mississippi in the city of Aurora. This hot spot doesn't require a login or an account although when you connect and try to surf it does take you to a Village Inn website first, after that you're good to go. This one is also available from the parking lot but I do suggest going in, a lot of Village Inn's are open 24/7 and you can just get coffee if you wanted. I remember back in the day sitting around for hours doing research, homework, or just hanging out with friends, it's a good place for it for some reason. Unfortunately they didn't have WiFi back then, BORING! Now the food, I've always liked Village Inn for their breakfast, they have reasonable prices and a decent selection I think and I've always had friendly service. I've also bought some pie's from then in the past to take to events, their good as well. Obviously, I can't speak for all Village Inn's but I've been to a few in Colorado and for me they've all been pretty consistent, now even better with Internet :-).