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3151 Camp Creek Parkway, East Point, Georgia 30344(103 reviews)
Distance from airport: 4 miles
Please arrive at Park 'N Go 30 minutes prior to the time you want to be at your airport terminal. Please note this facility does not service the International Terminal.
Transportation provided to and from the airport 24 hours per day on modern shuttle buses. Please note this facility does not service the International Terminal.
Open 24 Hours.
Park 'N Go ATL offers great parking at a great rate. A trusted and reliable operator, Park 'N Go ATL provide a convenient and economical alternative to on-airport parking and are open 24 hours a day. They provide modern shuttle transportation to and from the airport every 5-8 minutes, all you need to do is check in upon arrival 15 minutes before you need to be at ATL. Once you return to ATL you will need to call the hotel desk so the transportation can be dispatched to pick you up. Upon return to Atlanta Airport, go to Ground Transportation. The shuttle bus will be in slot E-3.
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I have parked here many times. Always courteous and efficient service at a reasonable price. Thank you.
Cost effective, great location right off of 285, frequent shuttles, safe parking
There was not wait for the shuttle, however when I got to my car I returned to an ant infestation- ants crawling in the front and back seats and even in the trunk!! Will not park here again!
The options and ease of booking a parking place online. And driving from my home in Decatur to the lot is practically all on the perimeter so it's a breeze.
Totally happy with the entire experience! It is a safe, easy way to insure a stress-free trip to the airport, and the shuttles are prompt and drivers are friendly and willing to help you with your bags. We will be return customers in the future!
Excellent parking lot., Great prices,
It's convenient inexpensive and reliable.
We've parked in this lot for years. Twice (over the span of about 15 years) we've come back to a dead car. Each time the staff responded quickly to charge our battery and stayed until there was plenty of time to make SURE we were "good to go". Thank you so much for always being so professional.
We want to give a "shout out" to Ronaldo (I think that was his name) for yesterday he brightened up our sad day returning to GA from a bitter sweet visit with family in NY. He shared jokes through all teh traffice lights back to the parking lot in Atlanta. He was funny from ATL all the way back to our car. Thanks Ronaldo - you never know who's listening and the impact you have. Keep sharing your Great laughs!!
Darryl was wonderful. All we had was a $20 bill. We asked if he had any change and he said, "No worries, it was my pleasure!" He was amazing. We had prepaid so we had nothing smaller to give him. He was friendly, professional and helpful. I am a travel agent and travel often. I will be using your lot everytime I depart from Atlanta!
Everyone at your location was fantastic! I was greeted with a smile, and was helped loading and unloading. I can't say enough about the service I received, and I will certainly use your business again the next time I fly.
We liked your location, but will not park at your location again. When we returned after two weeks, our car was infested with ants!!!
Used the service back in June for the first time. I was very impressed with the overall customer service. The shuttle was there before I got my luggage out of the trunk. Driver helped me on and off the shuttle. Very polite, professional service received on the return. I am using this service for my next trip.
Your automated machine AND your clerk tried to charge me more than the price I agreed to online. I had to show a printout of my agreement. This has left me feeling like you are trying to steal from me. You should be more concerned about the trust level you are establishing with your customer base. On the positive side: Your drivers were very courteous.
Can't beat their rates!!
We pulled into a parking space and your shuttle van was at our vehicle immediately to take our bags and get us on our way to the airport. When we returned from our trip, we found your shuttle easily and were taken right to our vehicle. Your drivers are helpful and friendly. It was a joy to use your service. (Score 10 out of 10)
ExceptionaL BECAUSE they are always there to pick you up when you return. Very polite drivers.
After having plane engine problems, flight delays, missed connections, overnighting in another city, late arrival in Atlanta and then have a dead battery on the hottest day of the year was frustrating to say the least. However, having Thomas and Stephen help me with my car and Rhea (spelling?) provide me with water out of concern that I was dehydrated with the friendliest smile and genuine concern made my day. Just can't say thank you enough to them.
Great location and very reasonably priced.
We have been using Park-n-Go for about a dozen years now, right after we had our vehicle broken into at a MARTA lot! So, we like the security, the reasonable cost, and the airport-to-car service. All drivers are helpful, for us older folks. And the perks of the Frequent Parker program are always welcomed!
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Q. Your first Grand Slam final. You have to be really excited. Did you see today coming?
I wanted to enjoy. Of course it was not easy when I was up in the second set. The thought started to come that I could win, the result and everything. I have to say, I was 100% ready for it and I was just doing what I had to do. That's why I won.
It wasn't easy, because against her you have to earn every point, you have to do the right thing, and that's what I did.
Q. Your scores the last four matches are ridiculous. Can you explain it?
But I was going into every match, you know, just to play my game and play well. This is what happen.
Q. Is there something different about the way you're feeling the ball?
Q. You're ranked outside the top 10, but do you believe the way you're playing at the moment you're a top 10 player?
So we'll see what's going to happen. If I play like this, yeah, it might happen.
Q. Do you feel like your form is peaking? Do you think you're playing your best tennis ever?
Yeah, I would say I'm playing great tennis, yeah.
Q. You're a small woman. Around the world lots of girls say, I can't compete against these big players. What do you feel about that?
Q. You said on court that you felt your energy or your fire early in your life. When did you sense that you were born with that?
So, yeah, this is what is my extra.
Q. Did you ever hear about Amanda Coetzer, No. 3 in the world, and was much shorter than you are?
Q. Coming into the final on Saturday, there will be so much excitement, nerves. How do you deal with that?
But today is different story. I want to enjoy it few hours. Tomorrow I going to prepare for the finals. It's short time. The tournament is long, it's two weeks. But if you take it step by step, you give all in these two weeks, then you can enjoy.
Q. How do you think you're going to beat Li Na?
I'm playing finals, so that's something beautiful. It's like a dream. So I will go just out there and play my best, try to do my best.
Q. You're pretty close friends with Marion Bartoli. How much did you draw from her Wimbledon win?
Yeah, when she won it I knew like everything is possible. Yeah, it was nice.
Q. Did you talk to her during this run here?
Q. A year ago you had a tough loss in Sydney. If someone came to you after that loss and said, Don't worry about it, next year you will beat Radwanska to get to the Australian Open final...
Q. One more question about today's semis. Agnieszka said she was kind of playing in slow motion. Did you feel that on the court?
You have no time to think of her. Just focusing on myself.
Q. You have had many coaches in your life. They all help you, of course, to do what you are today? Has something changed with the last coach that you didn't have before?
DOMINIKA CIBULKOVA: Yeah, we're working with my coach, Matej Liptak for over one year. We started last year. Like we already working for one year and more.
Yeah, I think also I am more mature. All my coaches help me a lot, but he's got to the stage that now I know that I have to do the right things. I want to do it. It's not that somebody was pushing me to do something else and I didn't understand why.
Now I think he's working with a much more mature Domi. That's why all the things can come together.
Q. Hantuchova and Mecir were the most famous Slovak tennis player. Do you think now you are overcoming them?
Q. What are your plans for the day of the final?
Evening my mind is going to be on the finals match. I want to be 100%. It will be the biggest match of my life.
But I will not go on the court like that. There is no pressure. I'm playing finals, so there is nothing better.
Q. You're beating a new record you probably don't know. Ivanovic said the other day 57 you know; Capriati was 67 you know; there are probably more than 70 you know in this press conference.
Q. Can you now validate that good things come in small boxes?
Q. When you beat Voegele, you only lost one game. Did you have a feeling that early that something special was happening here or was it more match by match?
I think that's how the big wins come. You never start to think when you play second or third round of the final or semifinal. You never think about that.
Q. You played Li Na a couple times before. It was never easy. A couple were very close. What do you think is going to be the key for the match on Saturday?
You know, it's going to be my first final, so I will just try to enjoy it. Yeah, I'm really looking forward for the match.
Q. Li Na has been here for the last three years out of four in the final. Do you have the belief to win a Grand Slam?
If I think of it like that, it's finals, it's a big pressure. Still I want to enjoy it on the court. I don't want to suffer on the court. Yeah, that's what I want to do.
Q. What's been the key to your different results now versus Radwanska? Did your comeback at Stanford in that marathon final help you and give you confidence?
Today I was doing everything right. I was going for my shots. I was just doing everything perfect. Maybe she was more nervous. You never know. That's what can combine everything, yeah.
Q. Can you sleep quietly before a big, big match?
Q. How much energy is your group in the box giving you? Seems like it's a strong connection.
But my box is like really giving me some energy, you know, supporting. I feel them there. Today I felt actually when I was going I think I was 3 0 up and I was going on their side, or maybe it was 4 1, I don't remember, I felt like little bit stronger on the other side.
I knew I have them behind me. So I was, yeah, feeling better.
Q. If you win the Australian Open, do you think you'd find time to get married?
Q. Every other day you had a match until today. Does that change your rhythm? Is it hard not having a day off?
After two hours I did my media, I already had to deal with my head on that match, on today's match, so I could be 100%. That's what I did. That's why I'm happy I have tomorrow day off. It will be little bit easier.


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ATLANTA (AP) -- Forecasters say heavy rains and severe storms are possible across Georgia as a weather system moves through Sunday.
The National Weather Service says the threat of scattered storms and isolated tornadoes will start in the state's northwestern corner before dawn.
A weather system moving into the state from Alabama will spread southwestward through the day, creating a risk for bad weather statewide.
Forecasters say southwest and northeast Georgia could receive as much as 4 inches of rain, and other areas could receive an inch or more of rain.
North Georgia and parts of Central Georgia are under a flood watch, and more watches or warnings could be issued. (See separate posting.)
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Slim Goodies Diner inspires an unusual amount of loyalty. Visitors to the diner often leave sporting T-shirts decorated with the diner's logo, a sunny-side-up egg with blue angel wings. This allegiance is part of what helped the Garden District eatery survive in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. At the time, owner Kappa Horn told The New York Times that when she reopened the restaurant three weeks after the storm, she found customers waiting for her in the parking lot each morning. What they were anticipating was an eclectic menu of breakfast, brunch, and lunch food, from the Jewish Coonass—a savory dish of potato latkes crowned with two eggs and crayfish étouffée—to the Guatamalan, a traditional Antiguan breakfast with two eggs, avocado, and plantains. Perhaps they were also salivating over the thought of feasting on a stack of sweet potato pancakes at one of the diner's red booths, which sit beneath the Polaroid pictures that line the powder-blue walls.
But as anyone who's ever hidden an engagement ring in a Twinkie knows, true bliss is found in dessert, which is why Slim Goodies offers both milk shakes, banana splits, and Blue Bell ice cream. The diner also recently expanded to include a coffee house within and extended its weekday hours until 6 p.m. Thanks to a brand new espresso machine, Slim Goodies can now provide pick-me-ups throughout the day.
With four of its art-deco bedecked establishments open 24 hours, Dots Diner awakens morning munchers and lulls late-night eaters with fresh ingredients and made-to-order fare piled generously atop platters. Dots' fixed menu, fashioned from family recipes and teeming with eggs, grits, buttermilk pancakes ($3.99), and burgers ($1.39–$5.99), is available for breakfast, lunch, and twilight brunch. The house specialty, new orleans omelet packs crawfish, savory sauce, and swiss cheese in an eggy embrace ($7.99), and the fried shrimp po' boy dresses crispy shrimp in lettuce, tomato, pickles, french bread, and a beret ($6.99). Greet sweet teeth of all ages with apple pie à la mode ($3.69) or sip a root-beer float, lavishing your taste buds with ice cream and soft drink ($2.99), a fusion as memorable as whiskey and cookies.
X-treme Burger's menu lets burger connoisseurs architect towering creations from the bun up. Adorn a half-pound beef, turkey, or veggie burger with a Carmen Miranda hat of pineapple, avocado, and onion rings, or take a less-traveled road with bacon, chipotle, and peanut butter. Beside the flock of possible toppings, the sandwiches are customizable with sesame buns, whole wheat, or texas toast, and can be drizzled with sauces such as barbecue, honey mustard, or the house X-treme sauce and served with sides such as sweet potato fries and baked macaroni. Shakes or malts provide a sweet finish for dining duets, who can also opt to feed each other spoonfuls of a classic banana split in a recreation of the Nixon-Kennedy presidential debate. Meal-seekers can also opt to apply the $12 value toward breakfast eats ($2.49–$5.49 for entrees) including short stacks of fluffy pancakes or a country breakfast of grits and eggs.
Fusing classic comfort food with zesty local favorites, the family-owned, 24-hour City Diner has captured the hearts and stomachs of hunger-hounds with a vast and inventive menu. Breakfast delectables such as the big breakfast sandwich ($5.99) and crab cakes Benedict ($10.99), served atop two seasoned polenta cakes, are available around the clock. New Orleans–inspired nourishment culls Crescent City cravings, with the Bottom of the Bowl ($10.99) melding shrimp, crawfish, crabmeat, and a Cajun cream sauce into a seasoned bread bowl. Other spicy seafood swims politely among land creatures in the diner's imaginative hash-brown creations, such as the crawfish and andouille plate ($8.99). Atop the list of burgers is the blue cheeseburger ($8.99), a tongue-tantalizing treat sure to be enjoyed by meat lovers and cannibalistic bovines alike.
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Shumlin keeps focus local on addictionBy Neal P. Goswami
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | January 12,2014MONTPELIER Gov. Peter Shumlins State of the State address last week has drawn attention from national media outlets because of its singular focus on treating opiate abuse rather than locking up addicts.
The governor says, however, that he has no interest in leading a national conversation on the issue and hopes to remain focused on addressing the growing number of addicts in Vermont.
Shumlin offered sobering statistics to make his point. The state has seen a 770 percent increase in the demand for treatment of opiate addiction since 2000.
That includes a 250 percent increase in the demand for treatment of heroin. The greatest increase 40 percent has occurred in the past two years, Shumlin said.
The 34-minute speech called for a shift in thinking. Vermont, Shumlin said, must begin to treat addiction more like a chronic illness and focus on prevention and treatment. The traditional law-and-order tactics that Vermont and other states have utilized for years have failed, he said.
The message has drawn widespread support across the state from lawmakers, law enforcement personnel and even prosecutors, many of whom appeared alongside Shumlin at a press conference following the Wednesday address.
The unconventional message also caught the eye of the national media.
Network news programs noted the speech. The New York Times sent a reporter, who was in the House chamber Wednesday. The speech was the top story for a spell on the newspapers website.
And PBS NewsHour anchor Judy Woodruff had Shumlin on her program to discuss his new effort.
Despite the attention and a stage waiting to be seized, Shumlin said he isnt interested in leading a national conversation.
My singular goal is to have a Vermont conversation about opiate addiction and the need for us all to pitch in together to do much better than were doing. I have no interest in a national conversation, he said in an interview Friday.
Im surprised, frankly, by the national interest in what were doing in Vermont, he said. But really my focus is trying to get this right and I dont have all the answers.
Shumlin said his plan to focus on treatment was created after speaking with Vermonters about the growing problem. He said the conversation and the solutions must continue to evolve, though.
Im not an expert on opiate addiction. I want to be very clear on that, he said. I try to listen to the Vermonters that are telling me about the challenge we are facing and the role I can play in helping us to get it right. But I have no expertise in opiate addiction.
Shumlin Chief of Staff Liz Miller said the governor will appear Monday on NPRs On Point, and may appear on other national programs. Most of the calls coming to the governors office are from regular Vermonters, though, not the media, according to Miller.
As usual, well try to accommodate what we can, she said. Theres a couple others that have contacted us and if we can fit them in we will.
Shumlin, meanwhile, says he will continue leading a Vermont conversation.
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Brinks security guard shoots thief
Published On: Aug 26 2013 10:16:04 PM CDT
Updated On: Aug 27 2013 02:08:06 AM CDT
Updated On: Aug 27 2013 02:08:06 AM CDT
A shooting happened near a subway in Clear Lake around 5 p.m.
Investigators said a Brinks security guard was getting ready to leave a shopping center when a man ran up and grabbed the bag of money he had just picked up.
According to investigators, the security guard believed the suspect had a gun, so he opened fire.
That sent employees in a near by business ducking for cover
Houston Police said the suspect was hit during the shooting, but got away.
The suspect was later arrested at LBJ Hospital trying to get treatment for his gunshot wound.
The FBI is currently investigated.
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I purchased this entire bath set and all the items were so poorly manufactured that I had to modify the parts just to get them to interlock and stand up straight. Holes were drilled at angles that were definitely not perpendicular to the pieces with screws that were supposed to fit in them. A huge disappointment. Save your money.
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Town Board - Thomas J Kopp Jr.
Town Board - Kerry Ranger
Town Board - John E. Brzuszkiewicz
Town Assessor - Tanya Pifer
Town Clerk - Receiver of Taxes - Charlotte A. Ferstler
Town Counsel - John Langey Esq.
Town Code Enforcement Officer - Phil Costanzo
Town Comptroller - Beth Ellis
Town Fire Inspection - Bill Pindle
Town Justice - John D. Button
Town Justice - Michael St Leger
Town Historian - Carol Greene
Town Highway Superintendent - Elwin (Sonny) Centner
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Community banks have taken advantage of the cloud for many years through third parties providing outsourced core processing and other back-office services. Today, however, cloud computing has become an ubiquitous, virtual solution capable of handling almost any business-critical application with an array of benefits, including reduced costs, flexibility, scalability, improved load balance and speed. From mobile banking and payments processing to data backup and business continuity, cloud computing has become an integral part of the financial services industry.
The initial outsourcing to processors turned over entire core systems and connected business applications to third-party vendors for complete management, said Lisa Stanton, executive vice president of payments for Monitise, based in London. More recently, we see institutions taking a more laser-focused approach to specific cloud-based services with capabilities they can customize through their own development or by integrating best-of-breed business application solutions.
Public vs. Private Cloud
Two types of clouds apply to community banks: public and private. The PCI Security Standards Council defines the public cloud as being made available to the general public through the Internet and normally unencrypted. The private cloud is often encrypted and operated solely for a single organization or client, although it may be managed on-premise or off-premise by a third-party provider.
When thinking about the private cloud, the security challenges of the cloud are really no different than the challenges related to legacy computing infrastructure, said Steve Bacastow, chief technology officer and senior vice president for Mozido of Austin, Texas. The private cloud provides the ability to deploy, manage and scale resources using virtualized infrastructure.
Ultimately, the type of cloud model a financial services company uses will depend on its IT teams familiarity and comfort implementing that model. Each cloud model has its own advantages depending on the user banks existing resources, said Pravin Kothari, CEO of CipherCloud, a provider of cloud encryption gateway technology with offices in San Jose, Calif. The company recently worked with a bank interested in using a public cloud platform to improve time to market at a fraction of the cost of developing a custom on-premise consumer loans portal. CipherCloud provided enterprise-grade encryption technology that worked in real-time to prevent unauthorized access to customer data, as well as malware protection to scan third-party documents (e.g., loan applications) for possible threats.
The Security Factor
Security is unquestionably the No. 1 issue all banks must confront when considering a cloud solution. The greatest risk for banks as they move to the cloud is doing so unprepared, says Kothari. Banks need to understand exactly what data is moving through and residing in the cloud, and they must assess their cloud information protection strategies for countering cyber intrusion and theft. Adding more technologies to an IT ecosystem, for example, increases data exposure to cyber attacks.
CipherClouds approach is to encrypt data before it reaches the cloud. If, in the worst case, data security is breached, all the unauthorized entities see is gibberish; customer information remains safe. For an extra measure of security, the companys key management model gives encrypting and decrypting capabilities to the customer instead of a cloud service provider, or CSP.
Mozido deploys all its services using a secure, private cloud. Its Enterprise Cloud Payment Network is an ecosystem of service providers enabled through a secure, multichannel delivery capability. The core processing consists of APIs, workflows and connectors that allow these services to be used by any registered mobile device or authorized Web client.
Using this design, said Bacastow, we can offer a wide variety of services ubiquitously to a broad range of devices and end points, including smartphones and feature phones. The benefit to a financial institution or merchant comes from the one-stop-shopping for a wide range of pre-integrated services that can be quickly and securely deployed to their customers.
Monitise enables financial institutions mobile and tablet banking solutions with cloud-provisioned payment and commerce solutions. The companys Mobile Money products Bank Anywhere, Pay Anyone, Buy Anything are based on its Enterprise Platform, which is available as a cloud-based solution or deployed on-premise.
Usually, our client chooses whether they prefer to install on-premises or use our hosted solution, said Stanton. Typically, the larger North American banks prefer on-premises. If a bank has a data center and is used to hosting third-party applications on-site, then this can work well and saves on commissioning and testing. It also saves on hosting costs. On the other hand, it can be faster to implement a platform on our known hosted platform. In either case, Monitise monitors system performance remotely and can still manage upgrades.
Making the Move
As mobile banking continues to evolve, mobile commerce and mobile marketing become more commonplace, and the competition for customer retention and acquisition intensifies, it is a safe bet that banking on the cloud will gain momentum. In fact, the question is no longer, Should we move to the cloud? It is, What are the main considerations when moving to the cloud?
This one question, however, can yield multiple responses depending on the persons being asked: operations, business development, compliance, marketing, IT and so forth. Senior management and the board of directors, who are ultimately responsible for ensuring appropriate vendor oversight, also have a stake in migrating to the cloud.
The first step, therefore, is to bring together a management team to determine the functions or applications to be moved to the cloud; the implications of such a move (e.g., compliance, security and potential risk); the type of service model to adopt (e.g., software-as-a-service or platform-as-a-service); and the due-diligence guidelines for the selection of a CSP. In addition, it is important to review the guidance on vendor management issued by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (www.ffiec.gov) and the PCI Security Standards Councils PCI DSS Cloud Computing Guidelines (www.pcisecuritystandards.org).
For community banks with limited resources, the speed, agility and cost-effectiveness of cloud-based services, such as being offered by CipherCloud, Mozido and Monitise, are compelling reasons to move in this direction. The caveat, though, is that the bank must be thorough in its selection of a CSP; and, most important, it must implement a vendor management policy and oversight team to ensure that ongoing safeguards are in place to mitigate potential risks, security breaches and compliance issues.
Michael Scheibach is executive editor of BankNews.
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160 Years, and a Bright Future
Years of Bitterness
Arts & Sciences Dean
Jones Claims Miss Alabama
Business of Jets
Samford's History
Pleases Russian Audiences
Swiss Winter Escapade
Conference for All Sports
To Spread Field, Rely on Defense
Names Brad Creed to be Associate Provost
Gets $100,000 FIPSE Grant for PBL Project with Maastricht
Compendium: Ross Article Cited in Microsoft Ruling; Bass Book Nominated
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Arts and Sciences Dean Samford ÔAnything But SleepyÕ: Chapman Davis
Proudest of Hiring Strong Faculty
Aspect of Nursing Has Always Attracted New Dean
Steps Down as Nursing Dean, Will Continue to Teach
Carroll Brings Breadth of Legal Experience to Role as Cumberland
Edmund D. Pellegrino Medal Honors Namesake, Secundy and Fletcher
for Bioethics Contributions
Students to Map Nature Conservancy Properties
Professor Ware Writes the Book on Alternative Dispute Resolution
ODK Celebrates 50th Year, Recognizes 50 Leaders with Impact
hosts Alabama GovernorÕs School
Inaugurated as President of Colgate Rochester Crozer
Stagg Library Adds Greatly to Samford Baptist Collection
Callers Raise More than $137,000 in Phonathon Effort
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New Arts and Sciences Dean
Samford 'Anything
but Sleepy': Chapman
Dr. David Chapman first came upon the name of Samford University,
he imagined "a sleepy little college that wouldn't be
too interested in change."
That was in the late '80s, when Chapman was coordinating a
Writing Across the Curriculum project at Texas Tech University.
What caught his attention was Samfords desire to develop
a broad program of writing itself.
"Recognizing an opportunity to develop a model writing
program, he joined Samford in 1990 as English professor and
director of the Writing Across the Curriculum Program. He
found Samford "anything but sleepy." Rather, he
said, the school worked aggressively to improve its curriculum.
think we must be one of the most dynamic institutions in the
country," Chapman said in June. "We were one of
the first universities to apply total quality management tools
to higher education. We implemented an ambitious program of
writing that continues to have an impact on our students.
We have made major changes in curricula-both in general education
and in the majors. We have become a national leader in problem-based
learning. We are also making some major strides in using service
learning in courses across the campus.
Chapman became dean of the Howard College of Arts and Sciences
this summer. He had served as associate dean since 1996 and
director of the Co-neXus core curriculum since 1997. Samford
Acting Provost Joe O. Lewis described Chapman as "a guiding
force in the development and implementation" of the innovative
core program. The new dean also has been a leader in Samfords
Problem-Based Learning Initiative.
At larger universities where faculty are research driven,
Chapman was dismayed at the take a number approach to education.
faculty are committed to quality undergraduate education,"
he said. "We try to think about what students need as
a foundation for their college experience. This led to a series
of interdisciplinary courses that stressed the interconnections
of literature, history, philosophy, art, music, etc. With
these courses as a foundation, students can then go to explore
more specialized subject matter in various majors."
Chapman, right, accepts the mantle of arts and sciences
leadership from Rod Davis.
of his goals are to pursue the use of PBL, to enhance
student opportunities for study abroad and to emphasize
service learning to encourage involvement in community
native of Tulsa, Okla., Chapman is a Phi Beta Kappa
graduate of the University of Oklahoma. He holds the
M.A. in modern letters from the University of Tulsa
and Ph.D. in English from Texas Christian University.
Chapman is the author of numerous journal articles and
two books on writing techniques. He is also collaborating,on
books about communication arts and PBL.
Davis Proudest of Hiring
Strong Faculty
11 years, Dr. J. Roderick (Rod) Davis '58 stepped down August
1 as dean of Samford's Howard College of Arts and Sciences.
The alma mater that he says served him so well and for which
he developed such affection as a student drew him back over
a decade ago to serve in return.
since I was a student here, I have had an irrational affection
for this school," said the Albertville native, who began
his Samford journey on the old East Lake campus and earned
his degree in the first graduating class on Lakeshore Drive.
Davis credits Samford-it was still Howard College during his
student days-with providing excellent instruction, especially
in his major field of English."I had several unusually
dedicated and challenging eachers who masterfully introduced
me to most of the major texts in the field and had me write
critical papers about them, on which they gave back such helpful
critiques that I was well prepared for graduate school,"
he said.
His academic credentials validate that assessment. Davis earned
the M.A. degree from Boston University (1960), the M.Div.
degree from Yale University (1963) and the Ph.D. in English
from Columbia University (1973).
Davis spent 20 years teaching at Rutgers University and John
Jay College of City University of New York before returning
to Samford as dean in 1990.
Davis believes one of his greatest accomplishments is the
faculty he has hired in the past 11 years, which he believes,
has markedly raised the academic level of the college. "Helping
to bring to this campus so many first-rate new people to strengthen
the institution has been the accomplishment I have enjoyed
the most," he said.
Samfords future, Davis said, is as great as its vision, commitment
and resources can create.
will never be a mass-market institution, but we can continue
to develop into a major influence in private higher education
that will continue to help leaven the loaf, he said.
Davis remains at Samford as professor of English. He does
so in the belief that arts and sciences is in good hands,
those of former Associate Dean David Chapman.
"I cannot imagine anyone bringing to this office a stronger
commitment to academic excellence," Davis said."
is exceedingly intelligent, houghtful, creative, articulate,
energetic and amiable. He has had years of experience as an
outstanding teacher here and elsewhere.


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Business valuation & forensic accountingCPA, CVA, CMA, CFDAappraisals of manufacturing, retail, construction, professional practices; economic damages calculations; fraud detection; expert testimony
Experts in construction, accidents, dispute resolution, claims, scheduling, delays, defects, standards of care, estimating, OSHA investigations, and litigation support. Mr. Gogulski is a professional engineer with over 40 years experience in forensic consulting, expert witness testimony, construction management, engineering, and facilities management encompassing a broad range of project types including industrial, educational, historical renovations, medical, transportation, residential and government facilities. He is a highly skilled, seasoned professional with mulit-disciplinary skills that uniquely qualify him for the most demanding of assignments.
Over 30 years of hands-on check, deposit, cash management, loan operations and branch office products and services experience at banks, savings and loans and other financial services organizations.
Bodycote Polymer is a materials technology consulting firm and laboratory specializing in failure analysis of plastic components and products, polymer analysis, and product development.
Expert experience in all facets of the Lead Industry. Have assisted in the development of several state, local and federal regulations. Have been involved in several lead poisoning court cases as an expert witness and have provided litigation support. A nationally known expert in all aspects of the lead hazard control industry. He holds numerous licenses, accreditations and certifications from the Environmental Protection Agency and the states of Kansas and Missouri. He is active and holds offices in many councils, associations and institutes. His professional experience dates from 1976 and includes program evaluation, training and consulting for environmental hazards including lead, asbestos, hazardous waste, contaminated properties and other environmental specialties. His nationally recognized technical expertise has been instrumental in the successful completion of numerous environmental hazard identification and abatement projects. He has authored many works published in Maintenance and Modernization Supervisor, Journal of Environmental Health, EH&S Solutions, Deleading Magazine, Lead Perspectives, The Military Engineer and other prestigious publications. Generally considered to be one of the nations most foremost and well respected experts in all facets of all issues regarding lead-based paint.
Extensive experience in investigations, assessments and repair cost estimating for residential and commercial Fire, Water, Defects damage construction litigation. Indoor Air Quality Consultant
29 years expertise in industrial metalworking as a metallurgical and quality assurance specialist.
23 years Coast Guard service which includes extensive experience in marine operations, investigations and Marine Safety programs.
EW #2875 has 13 years expertise with ADA Title III and Building Code Accessibility and available nationally for plaintiff and defense.
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GEO Associates provides litigation support and expert witness testimony for cases that involve Forensic Geology, Geophysics, and Meteorology including Weather Event Re-Construction and Force Majeure.
This expert has over 45 years of experience in the mechanical engineering field. His experience includes the design of mechanical systems for the building industry as well as forensic engineering analysis of mechanical systems and components.
Real estate Broker/Mediator ADR Certified, Residential Specialist:Disclosure, Standard of Care/Practice, Broker Code of Ethics, etc. Expert testimony, letigation consulting, document review, depositions. Litigation support, Specializing in Material Disclosure, Agency Relationships and Customs and Standards of Practice, Master instructor for major Department of Real Estate. Honorary Director for Life of the California Association of Realtors.
Roy Owen has a professional career spanning over thirty-five years in management consulting, asset management, financial markets, and structured finance, as well as non-profit management and public policy work on both a compensated and pro bono basis. He is a retired partner in Deloitte Consulting/Deloitte & Touche, where he worked in the firm's financial services, real estate capital markets, and bankruptcy and reorganization services practices, with postings in both the U.S. and Asia. He continues to work as an independent consultant and manager, primarily in financial services and capital markets, with an emphasis on litigation consulting and expert witness engagements. Roy's private sector activities include financial institution restructuring and recapitalization; credit risk management organization, policies, procedures, and technology; asset management and loan servicing policies, procedures, and technology; corporate restructuring and bankruptcy services; litigation management, litigation consulting, and expert witness testimony; productivity and performance measurement and reporting; and development of programs for closing the gaps between current practice and international best practices at client organizations. Roy participated in building Deloitte's real estate capital markets practice in New York and nationally in the early and mid-1990's, delivering services to a combination of investment banks, commercial banks, life insurance companies, investors, and law firms, and served as the lead real estate specialist on the multi-industry management team of Deloitte's national Reorganization Services Group. Following the onset of the Asian Financial Crisis in 1997, Roy posted to Thailand and stayed in Southeast Asia as a partner on Deloitte's expanding East Asia financial services industry team (Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Peoples Republic of China, and South Korea), focusing on credit risk management and customer relationship management. He organized and built the Deloitte Consulting start-up office in Bangkok, serving as the initial Deloitte Consulting country manager and building a multi-industry staff (telecommunications, manufacturing, health care, public sector, and financial services) to 60 by the time of his departure. Subsequent to Deloitte, Roy built and managed the special servicing businesses of two rated CMBS special servicers and served on the board of a U.S. company with principal operations in the U.K. and Europe, providing commercial and residential mortgage loan servicing and asset management to third-party clients. Roy served as a charter member of the board of the Commercial Mortgage Securities Association, developing standards for this emerging sector of the U.S. capital markets in the early 1990's, and has continued to work with the successor Commercial Real Estate Finance Council on capital markets reform initiatives following the financial crisis of 2007. Roy has a Master's in Business Administration from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Trucking and Distribution Expert, Accidents, Safety and Economic Regulation, Loss & Damage Claims,
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Accountants, economists and valuation analysts with a practice dedicated to providing financial analysis and loss measurement services.
Rappoport Development Consulting Services LLC is an environmental consulting firm specializing in tree, plant and landscape issues. RDCS LLC provides legal expert opinions in the fields of arboriculture, landscape design and contracting, horticulture, tree and plant selection and land development issues. RDCS LLC is a commercial consultant and sub-consultant to landscape architects, civil engineers, environmental planning and engineering firms, homebuilders, developers and recreational facilities.
Construction Forensics; Construction Data Collection; Market Research and Product Development Studies; Preparation and Review of Construction Cost Estimates, Bids, Proposals, and Claims for Added Compensation.
EW #3994 CHA is a leading hotel authority with over 30 years of experience in hotel operations, hotel franchising, financing and litigation support nationwide.
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Forensic Accountant with more then 35 years of experience.
Highly regarded independent Engineering Materials Consultancy. Investigations into wide range of incidents including litigations & personal injury. Supported by in-house UKAS accreditied laboratories.
38 years legal malpractice lawyer servicing clients with all legal problems.
Professional Engineer. Expert witness in telecommunications.Extensive experience in SIGTRAN signaling protocols and SS7 signaling protocols and transport media. Excellent written and oral skills.
Data protection, recovery and analisys expert
Over 20 years experience in/with Internet, Computers, Programming, Data Processing, Dating and Social Networking, Community Portals, Engineering, Business Development, Expert Witness, and Litigation Support.
National Agency. Professional investigations with emphasis upon accuracy, detail and expedience.
A recognized expert in telecommunications, computer telephony and facsimile. 22 years of telecom product development, marketing, sales and service experience.
Litigation consultant and expert witness regarding the customs and practices in the insurance industry with 50 years experience.
HazMat Transportation & Regulatory Compliance. 30 yrs chemical industry transportation-9 years consulting in HazMat transportation. Depositions/testimony, chemical industry standards of practice.
EW#248 provides for civil and criminal investigations and insurance industry cases (both plaintiff and defendant) that involve Air Quality Modeling, Forensic Meteorology and Weather Event Re-Construction.
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Dr. Eason combines experience from academia, industry, and consulting to address a variety of engineering and forensic subjects.
Most senior Member of ASHI in Minnesota. Home inspector since 1975
EW #317 Financial and Economic Advisory in Texas is an experienced consulting firm specializing in finance, economics, valuation and feasibility analysis of professional service practices.
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45 years in the marine industry and author of Vessel Safety and Operations manuals for 4 organizations.
Provide services as expert witness or arbitartor in reinsurance and insurance disputes
40 years experience, nationally recognized hospitality industry expert specializing standards of care, security adequacy and foreseeability of malfeasance in liquor liability, premises liability and security issues. Retained in over 400 cases.
35 years of international experience in safety, personal injury, products liability, warnings, human factors and manufacturing.
"Recommended by the NFLPA for cases involving NFL salaries" Former NFL player. Agent and attorney with 25 years experience. Plaintiff and Defense.
Qualified experts in toxic exposure cases since 1979. Asbestos-Industrial Hygiene-Environmental
He specializes in sinkholes; ground & surface-water geochemistry; design of ground & surface-water monitoring networks, chemistry of ground-water systems; Karst hydrology & geomorphology.
Computer Forensic Investigations, Data Recovery and Network Engineering Expert.
Extensive experience evaluating premises liability and law enforcement issues around the country.
30+ years of experience in the Specialty Chemical and Allied industries and is a recognized expert.
25 years in the Mine Safety Industry
29 years of experience investigating and reconstructing highway vehicle collisions, and has been directly involved in over 4000 collision investigations, collision analysis and collision reconstructions.
Phd with 34 years of hands-on technical experience in traffic engineering, running my own consulting firm for 24 years. I am a recognized national expert in traffic signal operation, timing, design, and construction and am also very proficient in pavement marking design, roadway signing, and work zone traffic control. However, I am not an accident reconstruction expert.


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By Lauren Gault, Michael McElhinney, Matthew McMahon, and Valentina Rangel
Lately the news has been filled with stories of companies going bankrupt and needing a bailout. These stories about failing businesses and hard economic times may stop many from starting their own businesses. According to Dr. Raymond Hughes, J.D., LL.M., the director of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Entrepreneurship Program, even though the current economy will be challenging, many Entrepreneurship Program graduates are still successful after acquiring the knowledge and skills taught at the university.
Dr. Ray Hughes
Director, Dennis L. Heyde Entrepreneur Program
The Entrepreneurship Program has been available to University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire students as a management major or minor for 11 years. Classes in the program include a combination of marketing, management, administrative, and accounting classes. During the program, students learn all of the skills necessary to create a successful business, and create a business plan that previous graduates have used to secure loans.
Lana Ciolkolsz, a 2001 graduate of the Entrepreneurship Program, owns Flowers By Lana in Thorp, WI. After graduation, Lana purchased the flower shop she worked in during high school by using loans secured by the business plan she developed in the Entrepreneurship Program. Today more than ever, banks are very conservative with their lending. It is important to provide them with a solid business plan or they will not lend you the money needed to start your business.
"I was told [by the banks] that they had never seen a business plan of that quality," said Lana "It really helped me get ready for taking control of a business."
Lana recently expanded her flower shop to include a coffee shop, allowing her to hire an additional employee. She also built a day care in the back to take care of her three children during work. These additions give her the control over her life that she desired.
There are numerous accounts of graduates finding success through the Entrepreneur Program, in more ways than one. According to Dr. Hughes, starting their own businesses isn't the only reason that Entrepreneur Program graduates are successful. Students work within existing organizations as branch or regional managers to expand businesses, and are known as "Intrepreneurs." Dr. Hughes explained that many of these students have been incredibly successful because a well-rounded education is imperative to be able to succeed in business. A great amount of graduates from the program also pursue higher education. According to Dr. Hughes, many students look into Masters in Business Administration and Law School.
Alhtough starting your own business requires a great amount of risk, risk takers are not necessarily an ideal attribute for the Entrepreneurship Program, said Hughes. "Entrepreneurship isn't necessarily about taking risks. It's about understanding risks and accounting for them."
Lana Ciolkosz said, "I became an Entrepreneur because I wanted the control over my life and my career so that I could maintain the work life balance that I wanted to."
Students who are interested in learning more about this program should visit the Entrepreneur major or minor webpages.
From left to right: Lauren Gault is a junior marketing major from Shorewood, WI; Michael McElhinney is a senior information systems major from Chippewa Falls, WI; Matthew McMahon is a senior management major from Eau Claire, WI; and Valentina Rangel is a junior marketing major from Caracas, Venezuela. They wrote this article for their BCOM Advanced Writing class.
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Meanwhile, round and round the parking garage I go, like John the Baptist, looking for a place to park. As with so many of the saints, I spot things in the future that no one else really sees. So when the brake lights of a Lexus turn crimson, I am waiting patiently for the eternity it takes the driver to actually back out.
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But most of all, I like getting a parking space within a mile of the mall entrance.
Into the mall we go, two of the kids and I, looking for a more sensible holiday. For all the obvious reasons, this is supposed to be a smaller Christmas, a more spiritual, reasonable Christmas, a retro celebration in which we return to basics.
Fat (fa-la-la-la) chance. The mall looks like a Trump wedding, or the ascension of an Egyptian king. This is what Christmas would look like if Bethlehem had been located on the Vegas Strip.
Oh, the zoomanity.
Yet, despite the crush, the chaos, we need a little Christmas, right this very minute.
The kids and I hurry into Barneys New York -- a $199 T-shirt? -- then scramble to the Martin & Osa next door -- yes, a $39 blouse!
We dance the "Nutcracker" through Anthropologie, then stutter-step like Kobe Bryant into the humongous Barnes & Noble, which is crammed with folks who look like they're buying their very first book (at age 40).
I promise you, dear God, let me out of this place alive and I will never come to another mall again. I'll never make any more jokes about the way you designed giraffes or question any of your strangest decisions -- like giving Tyra Banks her own show.
Just let me escape this insane parking garage with my two kids, ease out onto the busy boulevard and creep contentedly and safely to my modest fortress in the foothills. In return, I will lead a more virtuous life, drop a fiver in the charity kettle, even cry at Karen Carpenter songs.
Please let me out of this place -- where Christmas is measured in megapixels and $500 purses.
Lord, we need a little Christmas. Right this very minute.
I'll never forget the moment we arrived in California. We crossed the state line, and a sign said:
"Welcome to California" (Clothing optional)
I knew right then we'd picked an excellent place to raise a family. I knew right then we'd have some very memorable holidays.
Eighteen years later, we are still happy with our decision, particularly during the holidays. We buy Christmas trees from Oregon, sweaters from Bangladesh, bourbon from Kentucky.


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Dr. Stephen Parey graduated from Tulane University School of Medicine in 1982. Dr. Parey has three offices in Tennessee.
Specializing in the field of ENT / Otolaryngology, Dr. Parey is prepared to provide medical and surgical care for patients suffering from complications, diseases and disorders of the ears, nose and throat, as well as the related structures of the head and neck. Dr. Parey is trained to treat various disorders concerning speech, swallowing, upper-airway breathing, balance and hearing, among other functions. Dr. Parey is also trained to practice Head & Neck Surgery and Plastic Surgery.
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Treats disorders of structures of the head and neck (a surgical specialty also referred to as ear, nose & throat).
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Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport serves over 200,000 aircraft operations per year, currently making it the eighth busiest General Aviation airport in the country and the 61st busiest airport overall. Over 700 aircraft, including 115 jets and 37 helicopters, make Executive Airport their year-round home. (Source: http://ci.ftlaud.fl.us/FXE/)
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