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We decided we would refurbish it and then put out the word: we're going to start the best math institute in Africa in this hotel.
The last night we know he was alive, he spent at a cheap hotel close to the train station in Dunkirk.
It's not a digital interface, but a physical one: it's a hotel.
First, tell me just a detail: the name of the hotel is not a random name.
For example, they are not allowed to buy a bus ticket or to rent a hotel room, so many families literally sleep in the streets.
The next morning, I just took all the pieces, assembled them together in my hotel room, and this is actually the skirt that I'm wearing right now.
If someone wanted to build a seven-star hotel at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, then we would laugh them out of Arizona.
Imagine a hotel with an infinite number of rooms and a very hardworking night manager.
A man walks into the hotel and asks for a room.
Everyone's happy and the hotel's business is booming more than ever.
Word spreads about this incredible hotel.
If he cannot find rooms for them, the hotel will lose out on an infinite amount of money, and he will surely lose his job.
Because at that time, if you were to search Africa on Twitter or on Google or any kind of social media, you would think that the entire continent was just pictures of animals and white guys drinking cocktails in hotel resorts.
The journalist covering the story and I were asked to meet outside of his hotel.
If it's a home or a hotel visit, I try to get a full name and details.
Now, I'd spent from age 26 to 52 being a boutique hotel entrepreneur, and so I guess I'd learned a few things along the way and accumulated some hospitality knowledge.
But after my first week, I realized that the brave new home-sharing world didn't need much of my old-school bricks-and-mortar hotel insights.
The other day, I was talking to the CEO of a leading international hotel brand, and as is often the case, we got onto the topic of Airbnb.
We can choose to draw a circle around our feet and stay in that spot, or we can open ourselves to opportunities like Carly, who went from nursing student to hotel owner, or like Julia Child.
When Beyoncé is on tour, during the concert, she's in her performance zone, but every night when she gets back to the hotel room, she goes right back into her learning zone.
You go to your nice, posh, international hotel somewhere, and you come in and you put down your clothes and you go to the bathroom, and what do you see? Audience: Bathroom soap.
About a week into my time on vacation, I stopped by the hotel's business center to check my email.
So, I'm in Chile, in the Atacama desert, sitting in a hotel lobby, because that's the only place that I can get a Wi-Fi connection, and I have this picture up on my screen, and a woman comes up behind me.
I thought about naming the hotel, but I thought I probably shouldn't.
And a guard at the entrance stopped me and asked me annoying questions, because their automatic assumption is that a Nigerian female walking into a hotel alone is a sex worker.
Later, when I got back to the hotel, I thought about it for a while.
I was at the boys' apartment one night, when the mom came home after cleaning 18 hotel rooms in one day.
My son, Davey, in the hotel two nights ago.
I got this text message back from him a couple of weeks later, and it said, "I'm at breakfast in a posh hotel in Switzerland, and I really want to push toast off the table, because I don't believe what you wrote."
And so Hoover had his agents put bugs in Dr. King's hotel rooms, and those bugs picked up conversations between civil rights leaders talking about the strategies and tactics of the Civil Rights Movement.
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