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From the Editors of ENR Under the radar, behind the project gate, inside the executive suite. That's where ENR's editors and bloggers deliver their insights, opinions, cool-headed analysis and hot-headed rantings. Information and ideas you need to know but may not want to hear -- available on ENR.com's master blog, every day, 24-7-365. |
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C.J. Schexnayder Cliff is a journalist based in Lima, Peru reporting on issues across South America. He has contributed to ENR's coverage of the region since 2004. |
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Angelle Bergeron Angelle is a freelance writer who lives and works in New Orleans. She stumbled onto construction writing six or seven years ago and it never let her go. She is the New Orleans correspondent for Engineering News-Record. |
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Don Short Don Short, president of The Tempest Company, never hesitates to tell you what he's really thinking about the construction business. Tempest Co. is based in Omaha, Neb., and provides estimating, scheduling, project controls, construction consulting and expert services such as arbitration services. |
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Jeffrey Rubenstone Jeff Rubenstone is a contributor to ENR and ENR.com. He is based in New York. |
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Tony Illia Nowhere is the engineering and contracting market hotter than in Las Vegas. Tony Illia is a journalist and ENR Special Correspondent based there. He has been contributing to the magazine since 2000. |
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Pam Radtke Russell Pam Radtke Russell is a freelance writer focusing on energy development, specifically on the construction of renewable energy facilities and fossil-fueled power plants. |
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Jim Parsons The many facets of design and construction are all fair game for freelance writer Jim Parsons, who covers the industry from metro Washington, DC. |
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Fredric L. Plotnick Fredric L. Plotnick, Ph.D., Esq., P.E., is an authority on CPM planning and scheduling and on legal aspects of engineering and construction. He is co-author of McGraw-Hill texts CPM in Construction Management (along with James J. O'Brien) and Contracts and the Legal Environment for Engineers and Architects (along with Joseph T. Bockrath). Dr. Plotnick has also created the Construction CPM Conference, with its second annual meeting to be January 21-25 at the Swan & Dolphin Resort, Walt Disney World. Fred's blog discusses CPM scheduling, engineering law and other aspects of project management. |
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Brian Brenner Civil Engineer Brian Brenner shares quirky views of the engineering profession and life. His new book, Bridginess, and his prior collection of essays, Don’t Throw This Away! The Civil Engineering Life, are available from ASCE Press. He is an Associate at Fay, Spofford & Thorndike and a part-time teacher at Tufts University. |
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Pete Lupo Peter Lupo is passionate about jobsite safety and he is the safety director of T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc., a San Diego-based concrete contractor. Safety Salvo will cover every issue related to workplace safety and health. |
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Sam Schwartz Sam Schwartz, former New York City traffic commissioner and head highway and bridge engineer, is chief executive of Sam Schwartz Engineering in New York City. He writes about everything related to transportation and engineering practice. |
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Luke Abaffy Luke Abaffy looks at apps, tech and life in the construction business. |
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Mitchell Milby Mitchell Milby covers the legal issues involving construction. He founded Milby PLLC, a Dallas, Texas-based law firm that provides representation to construction professionals in the areas of company operations, construction/design contracts and construction litigation. |
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Leslie Guajardo Leslie Guajardo is dedicated to helping construction company owners and managers negotiate the confusing world of accounting. A partner at Padgett, Stratemann & Co. LLP, Leslie will cover all aspects of construction industry accounting and tax issues and welcomes your comments. She can be reached in San Antonio, Texas, at leslie.guajardo@padgett-cpa.com or 210-253-1530. |
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John A. Rapaport John A. Rapaport is operations director and general counsel of Component Assembly Systems, and a principal of the C/F Data Systems LLC, a software company serving contractors. He will share his thoughts on technology, data collection, the coming BIM revolution and other subjects. |
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John Gregerson John Gregerson is a Chicago-based journalist and editor of ENR Midwest. His blog will comment on all matters related to design and constuction in the Midwest. |
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Tim Newcomb Tim Newcomb is a newspaper and magazine journalist based in Western Washington, covering design and construction in buildings and transportation around the Northwest. |
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Mike Hill Mike Hill is a bond agent with Baldwin Cox Agency, a North Texas agency specializing in bonding and insurance for contractors. He can be reached at mikeh@baldwincoxagency.com or 972.331.3706. |
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