But in the war rooms inside the Pentagon and at Central Command in Tampa, Fla.
Following the conference, the Center hosted a dinner in the War Rooms of the historic Reform Club.
Bidders consider the swath of spectrum, which could be used for mobile television or advanced data services for cellphones, so valuable that some have assembled war rooms to plot their strategy.
Despite the delay, both sides still intend to start the public relations battle in earnest Tuesday morning with rallies, war rooms and a tremendous lobbying effort from interest groups on both sides of the issue.
On 27 September, the historic Greenbrier hotel in West Virginia, home to the Bunker, the super-secret fallout shelter for members of Congress during the Cold War, introduced 26 Windsor Club rooms over two floors.
Hotel guests, who included about 2, 000 international journalists covering the war, were asked to lie on the floor while rooms were searched, said CNN producer Linda Roth, who was on the 17th floor when the operation began.
The wing, designed by Norman Foster, also adds a suite of "period" rooms outfitted to reflect America's tastes before and after the Revolutionary War, including imported wallpapers, Pembroke tables and silverware.
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Assuming both want to stay relevant five years hence, 3Par looks like it will be a bargain for whichever firm wins this bidding war and likely there will be some incredibly long and tense meetings in the conference rooms of the firm that loses.
His affection for her is visible in the letters he writes from the war front, but Shanti had to reconcile himself to a relationship in which there were rooms that were closed off.
During World War II, it held up to 58, 000 people at times, cramming them into barracks, attics and rooms.
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