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Articles in Feb 16, 2004 issue of Hotel & Motel Management

• Business brands target stronger leisure mix
  by Bruce Adams
• By the numbers
• Transactions
  by John Walsh
• Deal spotlight
• Cendant Corporation: build it and they can learn
• Hospitality dryer
• Laminate flooring
• Labor pains: immigration reform could ease employment strain
  by John P. Walsh
• John Russell, a partner of Yesawich, Pepperdine, Brown & Russell and c.e.o. of Hospitality Artists LLC, was named chairman of the board of directors of the International Hotel/Motel & Restaurant Show for 2004
  by Elaine Simon
• Working to restore government funding
  by John P. Connors
• Security alerts affect stock performance
• Jackson-Shaw Co. is building the 548-room Las Vegas Renaissance adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center
  by John Walsh
• In-room entertainment mirrors residential market
  by John Jesitus
• Bathtub liners
• Pyramid plans more acquisitions
  by Jeff Higley
• The 524-room Carlton Place Hotel in Toronto was reflagged the Park Plaza Toronto Airport
  by Elaine Simon
• Did you hear the one about the ex-con director of security?
  by Anthony Marshall
• Quiz
• Supply-chain policies help hoteliers save time, money
  by Jeff Higley
• Refreshment lineup
• Deposit envelopes
• Midmarket approach energizes conference
  by Jeff Higley
• Your pod is ready
• Reduce costs by practicing preventative maintenance.
  by Bill Hirsch
• Executives' outlooks remain positive for 2004
  by John P. Walsh
• Carlson Hotels Worldwide unveils innovative hotel concept for Park Inn that sets new standard for economy sector
• New in-room set
• Resin tables
• Choice's Rodeway Inn brand leads company's record growth
  by Jeff Higley
• Battered by a series of problems, international tourism arrivals to North America declined 5 percent during 2003, the third consecutive year of decline, according to the World Tourism Organization
  by Elaine Simon
• Get involved or become election-year roadkill
  by Mike Malley
• After the bell
• The Great Lakes Cos. is developing a $48-million, 301-suite Great Wolf Lodge in Lightfoot, Va
  by John Walsh
• Customization is key to in-room entertainment systems
  by Bruce Adams
• Adjustable lights
• Remington and FelCor plan to add to portfolios
  by Jeff Higley
• And Candlewood makes six
• Outsourcing your sales department offers many advantages
  by Howard Feiertag
• Tarsadia Hotels, Hard Rock Cafe International and Sol Melia SA are planning to develop a 250-room Hard Rock Hotel in the Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego
  by John Walsh
• La Quinta
• Shower walls
• Updated towel bar
• Hilton unveils 127-point plan to recharge Hampton brand
  by Jeff Higley
• A Maritz Hospitality Research survey shows that establishing a perception of a collaborative partnership between a hotel and a planner throughout the meeting-planning process is critical to securing future business
  by Elaine Simon
• Quotable
• Budget segment RevPAR up despite occupancy decline
  by Mark V. Lomanno
• True North Hotel Group will co-develop, own and manage a 120-suite SpringHill Suites by Marriott in Devens, Mass., and a 128-suite Residence Inn by Marriott in Poughkeepsie, N.Y
  by John Walsh
• Choice Hotels' singular vision: franchisee profitability
• Vanity tops
• Liquid deodorizer
• GuestHouse to add loyalty program, HSIA
  by John P. Walsh
• Hotel Web sites use third-party links to direct guests
  by Russell Shaw
• Loyalty-club members' habits good for hotel performance
  by Jonathan Barsky
• RevPAR increase predicted
  by Bjorn Hanson
• WestCoast Hospitality Corporation
• 8-pound vacuum
• Amenities line
• Host Marriott Corp. received net insurance proceeds of about $370 million to settle claims for the New York World Trade Center Marriott and New York Marriott Financial Center hotels
  by Elaine Simon
• Here's looking at you
• Countries target global tourism in different ways
  by Hitesh Bhakta
• Invest West Financial Corp. and Pacifica Hotel Co. are planning to develop a 147-unit Residence Inn
  by John Walsh
• AmericInn
• Entertainment options
• Tea cart
• Executives pinpoint signs of a rebound
  by Jeff Higley
• Park Place Entertainment Corp. changed its name to Caesars Entertainment
  by Elaine Simon
• Tallest hotel
• Events
• Costa Dora Associates
  by John Walsh
• Driving business and saving money: the key in 2004
• Adirondack glider
• ADA handrails