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Articles in Jan 10, 2005 issue of Hotel & Motel Management

• San Diego tops state's development
  by Stacey Mieyal Higgins
• After the bell
• Woodbine Development Corp. of Dallas closed on a $74.25-million construction and permanent loan with Prudential Mortgage Capital, clearing the way for construction of its $135-million Hyatt resort project under development between Austin and Bastrop, Texa
  by Bruce Adams
• Bathtub liners
• Internet access
• By the numbers
• Bluegreen Corp., a developer and marketer of timeshare resorts and planned residential and golf communities, was included on Forbes magazine's "America's 200 Best Small Companies" list
  by Elaine Simon
• Love 'em or hate 'em, per diems affect hotels
  by Bruce Adams
• Importance of IT revolves around creating, retaining value
  by Glenn Withiam
• Performance of economy hotels falls behind most other segments
  by Mark V. Lomanno
• Delayed hotel projects get second chance
  by Shannon McMullen-Coyne
• Vanity tops
• Down bedding
• Ravaged paradise has far-away friends
• RockBridge: a leading hotel capital provider
• Bruce Wardinski, president and c.e.o. of Barcelo Crestline, said his company will acquire John Q. Hammons Hotels despite the fact that a special committee reported to the JQH board that Barcelo Crestline's offer of $13 per share was too low
• The board of InterContinental Hotels Group named Andrew Cosslett chief executive
• Industry insight
• Technology touches every aspect of hotels
  by Jeff Higley
• Managers' actions create environments of integrity, trust
  by Brenda Helps
• Lodging stocks outperform broader indices
• MGM Mirage's board of directors approved a plan to create a multibillion dollar urban metropolis on a 66-acre site on the Las Vegas Strip
  by Bruce Adams
• Marketing top-of-mind issue at conference
  by Elaine Yetzer Simon
• Banquet chairs
• Internet products
• A road warrior's dream
• RevPAR rising, but how far can it go as economy recovers?
  by Peter C. Yesawich
• Orlando
• LED floodlight
• Quotable
• Organizers of the Hotel Investment Conference-Atlanta are expecting a record crowd of more than 500 attendees for the event, which is scheduled for March 13-15 at the Crowne Plaza Ravinia hotel in Atlanta
• Experts: deal pipeline should remain robust
  by Robert Selwitz
• The membership of the IAHI, the owners' association of InterContinental Hotels Group, elected David V. Shamoian chairman for 2005
  by Elaine Simon
• There's room for negotiation with franchise agreements
  by Mort Aronson
• Hotel owners, operators see bright year ahead
  by Shannon McMullen-Coyne
• Abundance of debt capital expected throughout 2005
  by Robyn Taylor Parets
• Hospitality products
• Why RockBridge?
• Vanity tops: Hotel Vanities International offers practical and elegant chain-approved bath products at low prices
• Coastal Hotel Group founders Helmut Horn and Graham Hershman, and Coastal's former v.p. of marketing, Ralph Aruzza, formed Portfolio Hotels and Resorts
  by Elaine Simon
• Marriott models new guestroom
  by Jeff Higley
• Destination Hotels plans to double size
  by Heather Gunter
• Transactions
  by Jeff Higley
• Newport Hospitality Group, based in Williamsburg, Va., plans to build and manage a $13-million Hilton Garden Inn
  by Bruce Adams
• Interval International renewed its multiyear strategic alliance agreement with the Caribbean Hotel Assn
  by Elaine Simon
• Asset director
• Digital entertainment
• RockBridge Capital—expecting significant growth in 2005 and beyond
• REIT chief says thumbs up to Hyatt, AmeriSuites deal
  by Bruce Adams
• The Comfort Inn & Suites in Del Rio, Texas, is open
  by Heather Gunter
• Vacation-ownership company Fairfield Resorts celebrated the grand opening of its newly constructed flagship Florida property, Fairfield Orlando at Bonnet Creek Resort
  by Elaine Simon
• SRS-Worldhotels, the Americas, signed an agreement with Northwest Airlines to become a hotel company partner in the WorldPerks program
  by Heather Gunter
• Stemware selection
• Global Hyatt's plan includes AmeriSuites
  by Bruce Adams
• Cendant's Hotel Group launched a two-part initiative to refocus its quality-assurance evaluation process on guest priorities
  by Elaine Simon
• Some hotels find per diems hurt more than help
  by Bruce Adams
• The JW Marriott Hotel Buckhead Atlanta is offering a Girl's Getaway package
  by Heather Gunter
• Remove wrinkles from guestroom iron policy
  by Anthony Marshall
• Events
• The city of Carlsbad, Calif., approved Grand Pacific Resort's plan to build a $150-million resort complex that is to include 350 hotel rooms, 350 timeshare units, two restaurants, four pools, tennis courts and conference rooms on a 50-acre site
  by Bruce Adams
• Entertainment options
• Capital provider
• Making way for the Segway
• Banquet chairs
• The sale of Ramada International Hotels & Resorts by Marriott International to Cendant Hotel Group has been completed
• Fast track: brand's new name spurs optimism for rapid growth
  by Jeff Higley
• The Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Assn. elected Peter Kacheris of the Orlando World Center Marriott chairperson for 2005
  by Elaine Simon
• AH&LA chairman targets membership growth, diversity
  by Bruce Adams
• Targeted sales action plans help hotels increase revenue
  by Howard Feiertag
• AmericInn International LLC announced the franchise signing and development plans for the new AmericInn Lodge & Suites of McAlester, Okla
  by Bruce Adams
• Aviawest Resorts is developing a fractional resort real-estate program at the Parkside Resort & Spa in Victoria, British Columbia
  by Elaine Simon
• RETRO telephones
• Fleece blankets
• Utility carts
• Renowned Easton Town Center the site of RockBridge Capital's new home
• 2004 break-even occupancy at 53 percent
• Celebration World Resort in Kissimmee, Fla., renewed its affiliation agreement with RCI, a vacation exchange company, for 10 years
  by Elaine Simon
• Diligent inspections keep fitness equipment in shape
  by Stacey Mieyal Higgins
• RockBridge honored with Corporate Caring Award