In This Issue:• Studio Lotus .................... 1• October First Friday ......... 1• New Faces ....................... 2• Love & Light Center .......... 3• Steve Steinman ................. 3• Boi Tips .......................... 4• Rental Incentive ............... 4

Summer, 2013Volume 1, Issue 2

Rediscover Studio Lotus

FIRST FRIDAYSave the date for our next

First Friday event, which will be held October 4th, 2013 from 5:30pm to 8:30pm.

Whether you’re a FloatAway Community tenant, a neighbor, or a nearby business owner, we’d love to have you join us to promote your business with a booth at our next event. Con-tact Gerlinda Grimes at (404) 274-4743 or ggrimes@tuck-ermott.com for more informa-tion about how you can get in-volved.

Consistently voted Atlanta’s #1 Pilates studio, Studio Lotus

believes that good Pilates changes your body, while great Pilates changes everything. While deliver-ing great Pilates is the cornerstone of what they do, their mission is broader: the liberation of the human spirit and the realization of individual potential. They do this with a team of inspired teach-ers utilizing intelligent tools and integrated methods to teach what they believe to be the first req-uisite of happiness: physical fitness.

Studio Lotus also provides Redcord training, a revolutionary functional exercise technique that is popular throughout Europe and Asia, but is

only taught in a handful of places here in the United States. Redcord, which is often used in Olympic training, uses a system of ropes and slings to position the body in a controlled, pain-free environ-ment. This enables instructors to help clients address muscle imbal-ances and improve core stability by activating the correct muscles —at the correct time—in the correct amount. Beginning this month, Studio Lotus will now offer small group training, including Reformer Classes and their signature Cardio Circuit & Reformer Class, in addi-tion to their staples of Pilates Mat and Kettlebells. Visit them online at studiolotus.com to check out their new offerings and end the summer better than you began it!

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welcome new floataway facesWe’ve got a lot of new neighbors in the community. Stop by and say hi!

digital additiveAll the folks at Digital Additive, an agency focused on customer expe-rience marketing, are excited to be part of the thriving Floataway Community. We’re a full-service digital agency dedicated to helping our clients establish effective dialogues with their customers. Using all the insights at our disposal, we deliver communications targeted with pinpoint precision to increase conversion and close the customer conversation loop.

Intown Counseling & WellnessIntown Counseling and Wellness is a private counseling practice dedicated to holistic health and well-being. Services are individually tailored to meet specific needs with the belief that everyone can lead a more fulfilling and mindful life. Personalized inter-ventions include evaluation, therapy and coaching to help people achieve success in their everyday lives. More info at (404) 478-9890 or intowncounseling.com.

Raven prinzRaven is an independent filmmaker in the true sense—the person who puts a project together, writes a screenplay, packages it, secures the funds for it and at times even produces and edits it. Learn more about Raven and her work at filmsanddreams.net.

GearboxGearbox Solutions is a small, agile, fifteen year old software devel-opment company. We design, develop, and deploy solutions for FileMaker and the web. We love to solve problems and create value for our clients. We’ve called Zonolite home for the last 18 months with our friends at Object 9 in the 1145 building, and we couldn’t be happier to call Zonolite our permanent home with our own space.

Beacon Disability AdvocatesDedicated to helping claimants in their pursuit of Social Security Insurance (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims. Learn more at beacondisability.com.

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REdiscover the CENTER FOR love & light Integrate the body, mind and spirit with Jamie Butler and Corey Dobyns of the Love & Light Center

The Center for Love and Light located (1145 #7) of-fers an array of events and services aimed at improv-

ing overall health, wellness and spiritual well being.

Corey Dobyns of Core Balance and Wellness, which is housed at the Center for Love and Light, provides a range of ther-apeutic massage options, as well as muscular assessments and neuromuscular therapy. Corey also offers a very popu-lar monthly stretching and self-massage class using foam roll-ers. The next foam roller class takes place on Saturday, August 10 from 10:00 to 11:00 AM. To learn more about this class, or to schedule a massage appoint-ment, please contact Corey by calling her at 404-964-6754 or emailing her at coreydobyns@gmail.com. Vist withloveandlight.com to learn more

about the Center for Love and Light and Core Balance and Wellness. Other events that are being offered at the Center for Love and Light throughout the summer

include:

* Meditation on Twin Hearts with Ur-sula Lentine: Tuesday at 7PM.

* Jamie’s Group Phone Readings: July 17, 18 and 31 and August 7, 21, 22 and 28

* Jamie’s Public Channeling: July 19 and August 23

* Crystal Singing Bowl Meditation & Sound Therapy Treatment with Daniel Bastacky: 07/24/13 from 7PM to 9 PM

* Play Date for the Soul with Celestial Hearts: uly 26 and August 20

Vibrational Synergy Workshop with Jill Isbel: August 24 and 25

To learn more about these, or any other events please visit:

withloveandlight.com/events.

THE STEvEN STEINMAN PROJECT SPACESculptor/Photographer Steven Steinman has maintained a project space on Zonolite Road since the 1990’s. We ventured over to his space during the last First Friday event and were completely blown away.

When Steven Steinman purchased his project space at 1178 Zonolite Place, he found an old advertising

poster for (Safe! Easy!) Zonolite Attic Insulation propped in one corner. That little bit of history is just one of the many curiosities Steven has cultivated his workshop.

Steve has maters degrees from both the Rhode Island School of Design and the Pratt Institute. His day job as Program Chair at American Intercontinental University has never slowed him down as an artist. He describes himself as “prolific,” and he spends several hours each day cre-ating art in his Zonolite Place project space. Pop by his studio to introduce yourself and to get a look at his many collections, as well as his most recent sculpture series, Bro-ken Circles, which was recently on exhibit as Mason Muir Gallery. Learn more at stevesteinmanfineart.com.

a t t e n t i o ndon’t be a victim

if you hear it, if you see it, say it. call 911.

do not leave valuable itemsin vehicles in plain sight.

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Okay, people. Y’all know I like to kid around. How-ever, this quarter’s Boi column is no joking matter.

We’ve had a couple of security incidents lately, so I want-ed to take some time to remind you of some basic, com-mon-sense security precautions that you should take, and which you should encourage your employees to take.

1. If you see anything or anyone who seems suspi-cious, don’t hesitate to dial 911. If you’re unsure whether it’s “important enough” to report, err on the side of caution.

2. At the very least, text me (or call me) at (678) 296-4944 to report anything suspicious. Make sure that all your employees have my direct line, so that they can report to me directly.

3. Keep a clean car. This means, never leave valu-ables in your car in plain sight. Let’s take a mo-ment to break down that sentence, people. • Note the word “never.” Never means “not

ever”. Not for 5 minutes while you “run into” your place of work. Not at night. Not during the day. Never!

• What is a valuable? A laptop, for sure, is a valuable. But just maybe so is a chapstick! Err on the side of caution.

• “Plain sight:” Tucked under your driver’s seat with the cord hanging out is still in plain sight!

4. A couple of years ago, tenants at 1123 elected to raise their CAM charges to pay for security cam-eras. If tenants at 1145 or 1075 would like to explore something similar, TuckerMott is happy to price what the increase might be. The cam-eras aren’t fool proof (they are low-res, and it’s hard to identify faces); however, they have been very useful in helping us gather more informa-tion (including license numbers and general de-scriptions)—and this information has been useful when we’ve had to file police reports.

Thanks for helping us keep FloatAway safe! If you have questions, email me at jan@tuckermott.com.

BOi TIPSWit and wisdom by property manager Jan McCurry’s emotionally evolved alter ego “Boi.”

Save on your next month’s rentRefer a new tenant and we’ll knock $500 off your next month’s rent!

Love working at FloatAway? Tell your friends! If you refer someone who signs a 3-year lease with us, we’ll knock $500 off of your bill! We currently have spaces available from 1,000 square-feet to 6,000

square-feet. Email Matt Levin at levinm@svn.com or contact Donna Rooks in the TuckerMott office at (404) 872-7538 or drooks@tuckermott.com with your referral today!