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Summit Hotel Management Company
Financial planning and central accounting are keys to a property's success. Summit's staff of certified public accountants supervise all hotel accounting procedures. Summit provides a variety of accounting management support systems tailored to each hotel's specific needs.
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Hotel Web Hosting
RoomLinX DirectConnect provides the most, cost-effective solution for High Speed Internet Access available to hotels, convention centres and other commercial buildings. RoomLinX is transferring data at 10 MBPS using wireless technology.
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M3 Hotel and Home Office Accounting
An inexpensive method of gathering financial data from multiple locations. Hotel accounting system.
www.m3as.com/

Wood Owl Hotel Narrowboat
Four-day to eight-day fully catered cruises on a hotel narrowboat exploring the backwaters of England and Wales with an experienced crew and a maximum of four passengers.
www.woodowl.co.uk/

Hotel Boat Periwinkle
Join Steve and Gill aboard their narrowboat,cruising Britain's inland waterways. From the dramatic to the tranquil,heritage and nature go hand in hand as many canals and rivers are visited.
www.hotelboatperiwinkle.com/

Hotel Barge Roi Soleil
Luxury hotel barge for 6 guests with bilingual crew and gourmet French chef, cruising the Canal du Midi and Provence offering personalized itineries for in-depth, pleasurable discovery of the region.
www.riveryacht.com/

Wikipedia: Frankfurt School
Article describing the development of the school and its ideas, and its critics.
en.wikipedia.org/

Recent Philosophy: The Frankfurt School
A concise overview of this group of social thinkers, from the Radical Academy.
radicalacademy.com/

The Frankfurt School
A good overview of the cultural critics and theorists of The Frankfurt School. Marxist derived ideas led to concepts of historical materialism, and the culture industry. Strong criticisms of the media within modern industrial society.
home.cwru.edu/

The Flick Filosopher: Grand Hotel
MaryAnn Johanson's review: "the ultimate in Depression-era escapism".
www.flickfilosopher.com/