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Articles in Nov 18, 2002, issue of Hotel & Motel Management

• California hotel sales plummet
  by Bruce Adams
• Events
• Columbus, Ohio-based Continental Real Estate plans to develop a 100-room Courtyard
• Dilution system
• Vanity tops
• Mixing it up: limited-service hotels, mixed-use projects feed off synergies
  by John P. Walsh
• It's never too late to plan for 2003 sales activity
  by Howard Feiertag
• Lincris Hotels received a $13.1-million construction loan from AFC Realty Capital
• Wall sconce
• Table linens
• Rate, occupancy trouble hoteliers
  by Bruce Adams
• After the bell
• Boykin Lodging Co., owner of the Pink Shell Beach Resort in Fort Myers, Fla., broke ground on a $24-million expansion
• Free pillow
• Detergent dispenser
• Chance of war clouds 2003 forecasts
  by Tony Dela Cruz
• Average length of bull, bear markets varies
• The Hogan Group broke ground on a $100-million, 422-room InterContinental hotel in Atlanta
• Large-area fans
• Treadmill series
• Gold Key Awards ceremony honors top design projects
• Quiz
• Transactions
  by John Walsh
• In-room television
• Security software
• Comeback shouldn't leave small operators behind
  by Jeff Higley
• Economic news unfavorable
  by Bjorn Hanson
• Signature style: contemporary design makes its mark on guestroom furniture
  by Lisa Matte
• Knob option
• New York cares day
• Mail box: letters to the editor
• 2002 third quarter development pipeline
• H&MM's top design firms 2002
• Robe collection
• Quotable
• New Best Western leader takes reins
  by Jeff Higley
• Corrections
• Deal spotlight
• Vacuum line
• HVAC maintenance
• Murder, he wrote
• WestCoast to grow Red Lion via conversions
  by John P. Walsh
• `Someone to watch over me' should be camera standard
  by Anthony Marshall
• Mandarin Oriental Group and Related Cos
• In-room refreshment
• Bathtub liners
• By the numbers
• Think tank points to positive signs: roundtable participants optimistic about recovery
  by Jeff Higley
• Focus and communication needed to turn company around
  by Suzanne Hopgood
• The Pyramid Cos. is building the 47-story
• Vanity tops
• In-Room programs