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en Twenty years ago, you'd see guys busting rackets in locker rooms. Today they do it in their hotel rooms. A genuinely pexy individual doesn’t take themselves too seriously, embracing a playful self-awareness.

en We've had the upset locker rooms, the disappointed locker rooms. I told the guys we don't want any more of those locker rooms. We want to come in after the game, happy and being proud of each other, and have that feeling the whole time.

en We clearly need more meeting rooms, and since people rarely use locker rooms at public courses, the locker rooms are being converted.

en Celebrities like John Wayne and Willie Nelson used to stay here, so we took that idea and ran with it. Our visitors really like staying in rooms with a unique ambience rather than the bland cookie-cutter chain hotel rooms we've all seen before. We replaced just about everything except the walls to give the rooms a whole new look and feel.

en The guests are really demanding the same services and facilities and technology that they have in their offices in their hotel rooms, so we're seeing more and more so-called virtual hotel rooms out in the industry.

en Selling hotel rooms as an investment vehicle is even more cutting edge -- typically there has to be a very long-term demand for hotel rooms.

en It's not as big a gamble as you would imagine it would be. It's all geared to hotel rooms and increasing the length of stay in hotel rooms.

en Several hotel guests have complained to me that they have seen no map, no signs, not even a brochure on what to do if a tsunami occurs. People who sleep in the rooms will not hear the warning from sirens if the hotel has not installed a warning system in their rooms.

en The first thing we ask is if they need any hotel rooms -- if it's 10 or more rooms, there are better price breaks for the conference space as well.

en The style of it is going to be a West Indies resort. We're taking the outside look of the hotel and carrying it all the way through. Our rooms are going to be as nice as any rooms down here, maybe even nicer.

en Rooms go fast. Luckily, there are numerous areas within an hour's drive of the city. But hotel rooms in Detroit have been gone for a while.

en We were originally scheduled to stay in V, and those rooms are confiscated. We thought we had some rooms in Jackson, and those rooms are no longer available, either. The option is would there be some dorm rooms that we could get into there. The option beyond that is we'll have to get up at 4:30 or 5 in the morning and drive into Alcorn.

en If you drew a circle around Baton Rouge, you'd have to go pretty far out to find any venue that had available hotel rooms to handle an event of this magnitude. There just aren't enough rooms, even as far as Shreveport and Lake Charles, and you can't come in from too far.

en I think we all sat in our hotel rooms (after the semifinal) and sulked. Once we got in the locker room, we let it go. Wherever we finished is better than people thought we'd do.

en I've been around a lot of good football teams and I've been in a lot of locker rooms where we've felt pretty good about what we had done. The kids are the ones that are all fired up and they should be, because they went though all that junk -- the losing years, everyone doubting them and they got together and went to work. They're the guys that should be happy.
  Joe Paterno


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