For myself, I have only messy notebooks and bits of hotel notepads jammed up with ideas.
The 32X, a semi-32-bit add-on for the old console, was engendered almost entirely by the US R&D team – in fact, the original concept was designed by lead engineers Joe Miller and Marty Franz, who hastily jotted down the idea for a basic 32-bit system on a piece of hotel notepaper while attending the Consumer Electronics show in 1994.
Located just opposite the boardwalk on Ocean Avenue, this classically undistinguished bit of midcentury hotel architecture turns into a throbbing disco queen at night.
It reminded me a bit of the "Hotel Fees" sketch with Louis C.K. and Bobby Moynihan.
When he operates the device, he tries to land the band's merch across the Shell's pool, beyond the bar, and onto the fenced-off area of beach, the last bit of the hotel's property before the sand becomes public.
But for those interested in a vacation home that's a bit more private — free of hotel guests and late-night crowds headed to rooftop nightclubs — one possibility is South of Fifth, a new development on Ocean Drive near the southern tip of the island.
Therefore, do a bit of research on hotels in the area, and see if you can combine them with your airfare at purchase.
No mere contract dispute, the case has opened a window on what looks like a bit of skullduggery in the hotel industry that's making other hotel operators nervous.
Hotels Occupancy Jumps, Along With Prices Even though the millennium was a bit of a bust for hotel owners and operators, with demand well below what some had hoped for, occupancy rates in the city's hotels remained near historic highs and revenues grew quickly as room rates rose.
A bit of research shows that hotel doors slam shut in part because they're cheap to install and in part because of liability concerns.
