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Articles in Feb 7, 2005 issue of Hotel & Motel Management

• Outsourcing some sales efforts can boost the bottom line
  by Howard Feiertag
• The Radisson Lexington Hotel, located on Manhattan's East Side, is treating guests to a selection of new feature films and discounts on pizza through a specially packaged offer from Pizza Hut Express, located off of the hotel's lobby
  by Heather Gunter
• GE consumer & industrial: delivering energy-saving solutions that enhance guest comfort
• Full-year occupancy in the United States increased 3.7 percent to 61.3 percent compared to 2003, according to Smith Travel Research
• Making way for the Segway
• Celebration World Resort in Kissimmee, Fla., renewed its affiliation agreement with RCI, a vacation exchange company, for 10 years
  by Elaine Simon
• A 32-room Econo Lodge hotel recently opened in Church Hill, Tenn
  by Heather Gunter
• Playing it safe in the laundry room
  by Stacey Mieyal Higgins
• Entertainment options
• Task seating
• IHG plans to sell 13 hotels to HPT
  by Bruce Adams
• Equity Inns
• Quotable
• Efficiency is bright idea for money-minded hoteliers
  by Stacey Mieyal Higgins
• Combo bar
• Discovery map
• Planning, training prepare hotels for disasters
  by Heather Gunter
• Ice is twice as nice
• Events
• Study highlights prospective owners' travel preferences
• The Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa partnered with the Maui Wellness Institute to offer a weekly program at the hotel's Spa Moana called Lokahi: Wellness in Paradise
  by Heather Gunter
• Emergency system
• Wyndham to cut debt with deals
  by Bruce Adams
• PWC: industry to ride upswing
  by Shannon McMullen-Coyne
• By the numbers
• Transactions
  by Jeff Higley
• 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
• Energy Star takes guesswork out of energy planning
  by Stacey Mieyal Higgins
• Laundry program
• Decorative textiles
• Top U.S. limited-service hotel chains
• Ravaged paradise has far-away friends
• Alternative deal structures can help bridge valuation gaps
  by Jeff Wilder
• Business travel boosts 2004 demand growth
• Capital provider
• Directional sound
• Compact fluorescents ideal for hospitality applications
• According to PricewaterhouseCoopers, the lodging industry will experience a 29.9-percent increase in profits in 2004 to $16.6 billion
• Historic Hotels launches Web site, initiatives to bolster brand awareness
  by Stacey Mieyal Higgins
• Sales awareness
  by Shirley Pavorsky
• With progressive attitude, going green is made easy
  by Stacey Mieyal Higgins
• Electronic cards
• Ice system
• Zoneline delivers guest comfort, energy efficiency
• 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
• Hospitality Conference May 2-3, 2005
• The board of directors of Best Western International named Larry McRae chairman
• C-Corps advance, REIT stocks decline
• Extras, service fuel success of limited-service hotels
  by Elaine Yetzer Simon
• Banquet chairs
• Serving bowls
• Retrofit kit
• LEDs save energy and maintenance costs
• About 1,900 attendees turned out for the Americas Lodging Investment Summit in Los Angeles armed with optimistic outlooks and, apparently open checkbooks
• After the bell
• Westgate Resorts was named to the AARP's list of the best employers for workers over 50 in the United States
  by Elaine Simon
• SBA loans
• Vanity tops
• Radiator line
• Gary Tharaldson, president of Tharaldson Lodging Co., and Henry Vickers, principal, AEW Capital Management LP, will be keynote speakers at the 2005 Hotel Investment Conference
• Consultants' group identifies top issues
• Be aware of potential management company land mines - Consultant's Corner
  by Thomas Morone
• Energy efficiency improves hotel bottom line, environment
  by Stuart Brodsky
• Shower walls